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PUBLTC OPINION.

Mr. Stapbens said. last spring that the wal
m Madame would mako him great man anu "Iiu
ls chaBce- Of conquest Has tnat Pie'lcloh 'oii''
true ~ Augusta (GaJ Chronicle tDeii'
The large falling off in the Republican vote
en- Wisconsin IA attributed mainly 20 the nah roc
The democracy do not mind that: IhTf con q p'0
Tho conversation in the result of the Viz
enis election FOR tbose who take little stock in Nahone
md who cannot approve of form OF rrpCdlauon Z"
INST ndet j. the break In the Bourbon nue IAa'
s. n good thin- for the south. Boston Herald Cnd)
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nIsMAL OUTLOOK.

Ir0f1 The HObte ho1tettT FI7TT".J =,
A faint voice from Washington h0idS OUT
tie hope that Government Will take up ot1fr CASTS
against Mr. Brady, and prosecute him by Indictment
N should have added that of the persons
With the Prescott and santa Fe case have neVerel -
escaued for good, thanks the prosecution, Whl'u
surely cannot deccHtly plead that MI GarneIs Geath
prevented il from doing its ordinary duties mere are
other eases not covered by the statute OF limitations,
and il the Govern feels strong enough TO take the
up and carry them successful end tue Government
will simply do its duty us failure the case Just as
1ssed is complete and leaves no roOih Tor salSISc
ton save perhaps with Mr.. Robert lnGerSOd ana MS
hFptl
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Sya0Dsis for es past "a hours

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. a. m.-Ihe barome-
ter is lowest northeast of NewEngand 1t has risen IN
all districts ana is highest in the Northwest Northery
10 westerly winds continue in the Middle States Lake
region New england and the Northwest, ana the "lhus
nrp light and variable in the Southern States. Fair
weather prevails in all districts. having been preceded
IN the Lake region BY light local rains The temperature
has fallen and below freezing IN the Upper Lake region
and the Southwest. 1t has fallen slightly ~ New-Enc
land and no Change reported i'll tue southern states
A cold wave is approaching from the Northwest
InlIod,ofIS FOR tO-dIy
For New En- Gland and the Middle States, generally
colder fair northwest 10 Southwest "lha IT'S
ing baromet during the night
Indications TOR ,O-rHoTr0U
The indications are that much colder and fair weather
win prevail in the Middle and Southern States durug
Tuesday and clncsday.
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ONE LESSON Of NEw.YORK.

In New-York the Republican party is tenn
Doratilv crippled aud It has been done by t'' pcla
NeN-Y0rk system which makes senators ana I'eiiJj
te dispensers Of patronage. Ihcre are sum
lar diyisics Ia every state where tbe VICIOUS
beer rractisCd ~ ia more than stIah4c ma d dnr
aud Reptcsouaiyes do not see tue Ihscioi IN" u'"e
rf sDph A 4, en- and unite to set 1t aslde
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEv-YO NOV. H. 1891.
ARRIVED

y
ARRIVED
Steamer william Kennedy, Warren, Baltimore with mdso
and pa-seuCcrs u GEO u Glover -
with mds ana passengers % J " QiiJtaIt = Co
Augusta NicftSOl, lydnnah nov ~ Win
ua DasscufCrs tO Geo lOugr
Steamer AErra. HaNthoEe, NeW-OrlC3nS Nov =, Win
rldsp and passengers % BDscrt 2 Morgan
Libtru Aust CLAY Dublin 81 days, IN hiast 10
master
Blrk walter sc,mmen Cof - John, NBl wilbur. Bor,
nraIA 81 Gays 10 ORDER vessel 10 scamheu
Bros.
Bark Annapolis tof Annapolis, Ms, WOODWORK. Anser'
dam. o. days. IN ballast t0J " Parker Co g,
Bark Prpiia Costa R.T-u. IbbrttS, cane HaytitS "a
dave with louwooa order. vessel Do Il Il Bailey Co.
THE MOVEMENTS Or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
TovrOv Nov li-Steaner British Queen, Newell from
phia for Liverpool has arrived on G. ooAhAFon
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HAtiFAN Nov l4-Arycd. steamer AlhambTa,St JOhn NB
sailed Doe London.
pmtADELpHIA. Nov Ii-Ar~ved, steamers Norman. Mex
eron BOSTON. IunAWanoa, sherman. lroylenrs city OF
savannah catherine, savannah ANA l-uzt' Alren, Nc"'
york
Plat. ~ ,hmoud
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VT. MoKessOn. the Misses McKessOn, Mr. and Mrs.
white, the Misses White W. fl. Wickham Mr.. ana Mira
Wllletts, Miss Robinson Mr.. and Mrs. Almet Juchs Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Benson Mrs. Benson. Miss Luiejohn,
and Mr. and Mrs. Alcott. Many presents were dis
played
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i1oIitital Noilrss.

RepubIicnn Central OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES monthy meet,
.ItDcan > SJd-st u iyl
evening at o'ciock AhiNh'- y. IN ,.:l',ts
''7 ~ JOEL w. MASON, Chairman.
soLoS B. SMITH, }secretaries.
SAMIEI. q. BNANs, -
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Compane Generate Transatlantique, 10 recover
S7,767 80 head money on passengers brought TO
law passed in May 1851, under which the claim 10
made, is unconstitutional Decision was reserved.
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TRl8lTyE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

ne variations In ths city ~ t-nth
dions " Tor the
psos6iAE irregular ~hite line reyfssn ne "a
s s.ris,on adeAtee BY the tAso1sf had
Ph1rnac 2ls brsadSAg
TRIBUNE OEF1CE, Nov. 10, n. m.--Ihe upward move
ment In barometer continued during yesterday Clear
partly cloudy fair weather prevailed. The tenpera
ture ranged ortween 40 aud 90. the average 40ls
being I2s5 higher than the corresponding day last
year, aud A lower than on Sunday.
Cooler and CC1" or fair weather may be expected 10
day IN this city and vicinity.
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GUITEAU'S TRIAL BEGUN.



would be tho best qualified 10 discharge duties which
require some Intelligence and information
In Ia now generally il not universally, agreed that slch
opinions or impressions merely gathered from
newspapers or public report and mere hypOthetca
or conditional opinions, dependent upon the truth Oh
the reporis and not fixed Gs TO prevent one from CIV
ire IA lair and impartial hearing 10 the accused and
rendering a verdict according to the evidence, 40
not disQualify. On the other hand, liked ahd
decided opinions against the accused winch ""uu nave
ne overcome before could feel linpbrtlai' ana
which would rrsist the force OF evidence Tor me acuSe
would be Inconsistent with the nnpartlaly tAat the ia"
requires There is natural teinctahcQ 10
serve on case like this, ana
disposition seek 10 bp excused on the ound OF nav
ing formed an opinion when in fact, real dsqnalhca
ton exists But your duty good citizens 10 ASSIST
the Court IN the administration Of Justice must tuvn
cases. unless positively disqualified ana T.S
EXPECT Won Your cCusCenccs 10 aubWer lalfF ~ I" '
ursiun OF mgaraiity according 10 the explanation Oi
IT, which have given 20 you ,t.o,,
The persons summoned upon the jury panel were ile
questioned Que by one, ana hvc OF them were Teut''
and sworn in a. jurors They are John I. htSilii
stauraut keeper; f. W. Brmdenbers, "a cISaI Haac'
Charles q. Stewart, flour and reed dealer HtIIG %
Bri. het retired from business, and Thomas H. Lahs'S
grocer -....-. g. 90 n. GUM
mUued, and AL burned until 60 moro" morning.
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ARCHBISHOP PIERRE FAULKNER.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The death of Pierre
Paulinier, Archbishop OF Bes!.ncon II announced.
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IIEI

1,ruL-qtvine Dny-Rrfsnt s~sryare makes y1lctabio
sltracire iosh wiL ELEc Avoit limitations
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The fore ~ mails tor tis yesf sINns ~ ~ KAY
November 10 1851 will close at this Oacs on ,DtA
AZ ": % a. NJ for europe by stetn,nip AisssHi @
Toy,u on Wk.DNF~D DAY at 10 am. for europe
- ~, va oneestoWn correspondence tOr Frahce hlst %
specatly addressed ana az II a. M ffa,S ~ T-
-. layre: k,DA y, al lV.oJ hlio huIvle,
hg ss,sbp Adr niic Queenstown l;.cfe-pylde ",
~ Er,nas uust specially aldreS-odl; an at IL
n, 80 ermany France. sc. By steamship sal phAllaFa
,a,,ih Cherbourg and HEnburE lcOffespohdea's lCr
and other burOp "a cOasftes must Dc spec y
aI,,ssr or sATU RDAT az - Lir Tor EUROPE ~ ste1i-
.riiu Queenstown CORES prudence l0f 'ser-
,, d scotland must be specially 3dtrsstdl alda ~ adl
41nan via ahftoo fhi
remeu spOnoCnce Tor theat bt n na otaei hfO
specially addfrs-ct. AMI az pm Iot
J,rert ny steamship Oroassia, via Glasgow air' ~
M for Belgium direct by steamship Ithy ANA wa AT
maiz tInaca. 0rcy Town and llaeels cioss
on ~ EsDAG AZ / 2, Tbs mails tor lay Si9se On
n ! m. THI mails Tor llon0nfa asa LIVING
n co.s on III t0DAN a. 1850 The malls for CnpA,
Porto Rico aud Mexico close on It SAA al i;3O y NJ
db mills Tor Newfoundland ana 81 Pcre Miqueon close
on THURSDAY az p ~. an $50 p ~. tne mans Tor
and south Pacific close November "a al 40 a. ~
1na mails ior aud PuIs3 h.cO close SAIL RbAi at
1880 D. The mails for Australia &c, Close on November
IL al $50 10. The mails Tor China Japan close NoNeH
Der ~, at $50 a. tn -.,. -. 49,. ,,.,-...,..
Post oAee. Nsa.YsrK. Nov. IL 1851
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OBITUARY..

LIEUTENANT S. c. PLUNiNER.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-SecOnd Lieutenant
g. c. Plummor Of the 18th Infantry, died this morning
OF pneumonia at the residence Of his mother IN this city
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Guctial Noiites.
by Thos. =. Kirby * Co., AuctiO

By Thos. y. Kirby ~ CO., AuctiOneers. A
THIS AFTERNOON,
AND EVERY AFTERNOON THIS WEEK, al 2.3O O'Clock,
at our ART GALLERIES. Nos $40 and o41 Br1adDay
between 18th aud l4tl sts.
EXECUTORS POSITIVE SALE OF
THE GREAT FAIE COLLECTIONS.
A MUSEUM OF RARE AND BEAUTIFUL OBJECTS,
REPRESENTATIVE SPECIMENS IN ALMOST EVERY
DEPARTMENT OF ART. 1870
VALUABLE ART AND ILLU IkAIED BODhS,
ENGRAVIN =, ErCHINGS AN h STUDIES,
COLLECTIONS OF CANES, Ere, BIC.
THE WHOLE FORMING go,
THE LARG EST, MOST VARIED AND VALUABLE COL-
LECTION EVER SOLD Al AlCIlOS
IN THIS COUNTRY -
on FREE EXHIBITION DAILY.
Home Nnde Preserves.
PIPE CURRANT JELLY-SPICED AND CANNED
FRUITS. JAMS. JELLIES, PICKLES, &c.
tfopaeepers can get the articles made ron old
fashion homo ecepts and Wl-rant" pure ~ seis puir'
IN SARAH =. MCELNAfH,
" 1913 Degraw.st. Brooklyn, Y. Y. .
Goods stored until want8d circulars with references aud
prices sent on Application
Marvellous Beyond Precedent -,
effect u SOLODuNI upon thr Wnoe economy OF 700
mouth, keeping the and healthy tNr tesh IA PVT
feel Urder giving u the breath ba.Iny fragrance
Mineral Waters -. .,,,-
CONGRESS WAHER-lne nlest Rnd alie'l 81 81
tic waters Avoid ali irritating waters 1850 ''
domestic, they impair tho digestive organs 4'i @e'
Perfect Cereal Eoo,..Send postal fos Steaa'S' iii
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rnE AssAssINs REJECTED ADDREss.

WHAT HE INTENDED SAY To TIE ,oURT-HE SAYS
THE PHYSICIANS killed GENERAL GARFIELD
INSPIRED BY THE DEITY TO REMOVE THE PRES
IDENT 10 AVERT CIVIL WAE-APPrALlNG TO
PRESIDENT Arthur AND TIE sTALwARrs FOR
MONEY-posING AS PATRIOT AND NOT An AS
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lUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
- ~'' A1.''''
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE VII
LACE OF UNIONgOWN. DC. SALE TO BE
MADE IN SEPARATE PARCELS

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNIMPRONED REAL ESTATE IN THE VII
LACE OF UNIONTOWN. DC. SALE TO BE
MADE IN SEPARATE PARCELS.
BY virtue of the decree of the Supreme Court of:,
the District Of Columbia passed in Equity Cause s.:
No. Z. 904, wherein William s. Martin and othersA~A
plaintiffs and Ellen +. Martin and ot defen-
dants the undersigned Trustee will sell at public
ton IN front of the PREMISES on MONDAY, the TWEEN
TY-FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1881. commencing
at TWO O'CLOCK p NJ, all of Lots cipher (op, ID
twentynine COZ. thirty 3ol two hundred and twenty
four t22 two hundred and twenty five l225 two hum
eight t25el Of the official subdivision of Uniontown
DC And in front OF lot cipher , after the sale of
said lots is completed. will be also offered the lot of five
to> acres known Lot six {6> of the division of Chi
chester), described in deed recorded in Liber 62l
at folio 3l6 &C. of the Land Records Of said Dis
trict, located on the Anacostia road.
plat of the property be at the Office of the
AnacCstia and Potomac Railway Company in Union
town.
This property is well known, part of it being the ho-
tel known THE Drovers Rest" covering and occu-
thirty 600. Lot 225 is improved by comfortable two
story Frame Dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money in
cash. the residue in and two years. with interest
for which purchaser is to give notes. secured on the
property sold; all cash. at the option of the pur
chaser deposit of 800 each lot when sold viii be
required. The property will be sold clear Of all encum-
ORANGES and all taxes to July 1st 1881. ConyeyancIng
and recording at purchasers cost.
WOODBURY. WHEELER.
$50 AZ street northwest
DANIEL orc. CALI4AGHAN,
43o 9TH street northwest,
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FyIhOMAS DOWLlNti, Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHT NEW TWO STORY
MENTS, ON THTRTEEN-AND- HALF STREET,
Mar THE BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND
PRINTING.
By virtue Of eight several deeds Of trust, each<
dated the 4th day of April A. D. 1877. and recorded
in Liber No. s64 at pages 1885, 239. 24 246. 249. ~
2o 2o6 and 239 ct respectively, the undersigned
will sell to the highest bidder in front of the premises
VEMMBEk N Nd: 1881, at FOUR o'GLQGK IN THE
subdivision Of Lots 8. 3, 10 and H. in square 264,
each about fourteen feet WIDE running from center to
center Of the dividing wallis each house. with the ground
which it stands Of equal width back to the Of
the lot to be sold separateythe lots being los feet 10
Terms Of sale for each house All above thousand
dollars cash. and for the thousand dollars credit
OF three years at six Per centum per annum payable
note secured by deed Of trust with tax and insurance
covenant, to the satisfaction of the Trustees; all
cash, at the option of the purchaser. If the
not complied with within i've days after the day SALE
the Trustees the right to resell the property
any part thereof five days notice published in the
Evening STAR at the risk and cost of the purchaser
in default.
ANTHONY HYDE, lr...,
n8-dts CHRISTOPHER n. THOM, Irus'ees.
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DIED..

MTKENHEAD. November 7th 1881. st s:2s pm,
NARY beloved wife Of w. G. Aitxenhead, and oldest
daughter of Mr.. Florence ODonoehue:
and relatives respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral from Beyers Park Hotel on th street
northwest 1t 80 D. m, Wednesday, November 9th.
GARDEN. On Tuesday, November Sth 1881, ct q: so
O'Clock, ANN ALEXANDER GARDEN, beloved daueh-
ter Alexander and Ann Garden, IN the seventeenth
year of her age.
Funeral from her parents residence Anacostia Road
near Uniontown, DC, Thursday, November 10th af
O'Clock. Friends and relatives cordially invited 10
attend. n
HICHEw. On Sunday, November 9Th, 1881 in the
seventeenth year of her age, MARY A. HICHEW.
Funeral from St. Peters Church, "Wednesday, 9th
inst at O'Clock m tAlexandr ria papers please copy i
HILL. On Sunday, November 9, 1881. At Z so p.m.,
of O complication Of Diseases FRANK p. HILL. pro-
pgietor Of the fremont House. aged forty five years.
Funeral from Trinity Episcopal Church, Wednesday,
November g. at DIN. Inter1nent at Oak Hin Friends
of the family respectfully invited TO attend w1fhou
further notice.
THoM; On Monday, November Z 1881. at SEQ
age.
The funeral win take place from his late residence
61l street southeast on Wednesday, the 9th ipe ~
3oclcck Friends and relatives cordially Invited
to attend. ne
IPhiladelphia and Wilmington papers please copyl
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

III
CHANCERY SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE
ON FREDERICK STREET, BETWEEN FIRST
AND SECOND STREETS, GEORGETOWN, D. c.,
AT AUCTION.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of theH
District Of Columbia. passed the 18th day of saa
May, 1884, in equity cause No. 7,511, wherein FL
Hodgkn ct al defendants, the undersigned trustee
III s 0 RG "a fr0 oF We %
at FOUR O'CLOCK PM. all that piece or
town. District Of Columbia. being part of lot
sixty seven of Beatty, and Hawkins addition to
the end Of feet ten inches measured north with
the west line of Frederick street from the southeast
ner of said lot and running thence with said line of
Frederick street north twenty five feet thence west
Wardly and parallel with I'd street one hundred and
fifty feet thence sonthwardy and parallel with the first
the beginning with the improvements consisting of
two story and attic Brick Building.
Terms of sale: Onethird cash balance in two equal
Instalments at six and twelve months with interest to
be secured by approved notes and hen property sold
whole purchase money he paid at day Of sale.
deposit of $50 required at time of sale. All conyeyanc
ing at the cost of the purchaser.
o27-dts WILLIAM S. JACKSON, Trustee.
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A NEW JERSEY HOTEL BURNED.-A special dis
patch from Hammonton, n. j., dated November 6,
says: 1.-The Hammonton House, which stood on q
spacious lawn Immediately across the track from
the depot OF the Camden and Atlantic Railroad. at
Hammonton, n. j., was burned TO the ground yes
terday morning Several women and children
were lowered from the windows by ropes. The
was partial insurance" The house one OF
the largest and most complete obstetrics between
Camden and Atlantic City, and for several sum-
mers past has been largely patronized. Ii was re-
Gently robbed OF clothing and other valuables w
Sneak-thieyeS
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
FXNHOS. J. FISHER Il CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctloneers
1924 street northwest

'I'Hos. J. FISHER 4 CO..
1924 street northwest.
ANp nNIMPEoxEp REAL 1ksTATE aESpLR
s Sup EE y d6TKF Of 9r THE REcbEh az 6F
SSS si w4aSfES 4fupf96 oagSk
AhkkhlbfEs AT TTaaEEEsSGH2S E
$#E Nils 4sb SES5as
20 On TT THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER THE
No. 'hs af near
nensf w At FL Re tSS fsTsed Sss
Lot $50. fronting 4 feet the north side of
Part Lot - square se Sss fronting feet on 1vey
a Street oS %sw With IRON sn Of m
feet inches to wide alley.
fronting each on the south ssde Of street south BE-
tween and LIST street Is feet with depth Of i25
AN of square 645, bounded by I and streets SOUTH
and by II and LIST streets west containing a. 2ls
Lot 49, 545 fronting Is feet the west side of
Sd street Vest between and streets south, with
Lot and SQUARE So. 20. fronting each 81 feet
WEST, With depth Of los feet e an alley anu 1'' '''
a 5tsssn sn sna N s. e a,o OF pos
with depth Of 1855 feet 70 . wide alley. -
of the purchase money in cash and the residue two
equal instruments at six and twelve months respective
from day sale to secured BY approved notes with
sa have Sn til the cS Of E the
purchase money in cash. money de-
said pieces Of property the amount whereof win be
chaser in complying with terms of sales within FIVE
days, the property upon which default has been made
may be rescld at the risk and cost of the defaultng
purchaser, after three days NOTICE in the Evening Star
newspaper. Conveyancing shall be at the cost Of the
purchasers. CHAS. d. FOWLER, Trustee,
o6-eo&ds Webster Law Building.
EgS'-THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED UNTIL.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER EIGHTH, same hour and
place, at which time and place the following lots passed
over at former sales, will also be offered:
South half Lot TO- square %, 25th street. between
and streets northwest.
Lot IA, square 14O, 10Th street, between L and NJ
northwest.
Lot . spare $780, Massachusetts avenue, between Tth
and 9Th streets northeast
Lot 2 square 96S. street, between 10th and 11th
streets southeast.
Lot 49, square 878 9Th street. between and streets
southeast.
At THREE O'CLOCK PM, SAME DAY. on the
premises Lot $685. situate southeast of
14th and G streets northwest.
n4-d&ds CHAS. D. FOWLER. Trustee.
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BILLIARD PLAYING HELD TO BE GAMBIING.-The
Supreme Court of Indiana has decided that wing
billiards or pool where the loser pays for the
games is gambling, and the proprietor is liable for
keeping gambling house. The decision is based
on the theory that the hire OF the table, which Is
the amount charged for the games, is wagered on
the skill OF thepayeTs and considered there is no
difference between that and any other wagering OF
money The decision is a radical one,
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EDITORS AssAULTED.-A telegram from Camden,
n. j., November z, says: Hon. ii. L. Bonsall, ex-
member OF the legislature, and b. l. Bonsall, his
son, the publishers and editors OF the Daily Post,
We're assaulted in the street to-day 10y Charles 5.
Ridgway, eX-chairman OF the county democratic
executive committee. The assault grew out Of an
article published in the Post
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CoNTEsTING HIS MOTHERS WHI--Mrs Margaret
A. Burlington, relict OF Henry j. Budington, Tor.
ago In Paris, France. She made will which was
drawn In Paris. 1t being claimed that she was a
sided there, the will has been offered before the
surrogate OF Ulster county for probate. BY the
terms OF the instrument the estate is all LEFT to
her daughters In Paris. At the time OF the
mothers DEATH II. Joseph Burlington, a son, resid-
ing In Kingston, who had been appointed an adj
lmnlstrator In his fathers will, which was con-
settlement OF the estate under that Will. having,
with an attorney, visited Paris last summer for
mothers Will, claiming, among other things, that
II admitted TO probate 1t all il should be i'm Paris,
where 1t was drawn He is not legatee by this
will. The estate OF Mrs. la. Burlington is valued
at $50O
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MARRIED.

FOwLER-S-EPHENS On July %. 1881, JOHN
H. A. FOWLER and ANNIE LOUISE STEPHENS.
both of Washington, DC.
MARTIN-yOHNSON. On November I'd. 1881 by
Rev. Alfred Holmead, ALBERT L. MARTIN 70 Miss
TAYLOR-VAN-DYCK. At Lewnsyille. VA NO.
yember Sd. 1881, by Rev MT Gomston' AhIhek
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IsA POSITIVE CURE
For all those Paiafml Complaints and Weaknesses so
common TO our best yenlate population.
II viii cure entirely the worst form Of Female Com
plants, all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and Ucera
ton, Falling and DISBURSEMENTS, and the consequent
Spinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted TO the
Changes of Life.
1t viii dissolve and expel Tumors from the Uterus in
an early stage of development The tendency Of Can
cerous Humors is checked very speedily by its
IL removes Faintness, Flatuency, destroys all Cra-
wings for Stimulants, and Relieves Weakness Of the
Stomach. 1t Bloating, Headache Nervous Pros
tration, General Debility, Sleepessness, Depression and
Indigestion.
The feeling of bearing down, causing PAIN weight
and backache. is always permanently cured by its
srPHYSICIANS USE IT AND PRESCRIBE IT
FREELY.-Al
1t win at all times and under all circumstances act
in harmony with the laws that govern the female sys
tenn.
For the of Kidney Complaints of either sex this
Compound is UNSURPASSED
LYDIA E. PINKHAMS VEGETABLE COMPOUND
is prepared at 233 and 235 Western avenue. Lynn,
Mass Price ST. Six bottles for S.. Sent 10y mail in
the form Of pills. Also in the form of ozenges receipt
of price, 81 per box for either. Mrs. Pinkham freely
answers all letters of inquiry Send for pamphlet Ad
dress Is above.
No family should he without LYDIA f. PINKHAMS
LIt Err PILLS. They cure constipation, bilousness,
and torlndlty OF the liver. 70 cents per box.
ESoLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.