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ErGENE HALE NOMINATED FOR SENATOR FROM
MAINE,


The republican caucus In Augusta Ne "a
homlha,e L ; Senator was largely attended
last evening. Hon. Arson f. Morrill, OF au-
gusta, p,,,,,,. Hon. Euoene Hale received
The unanimous nomination for Senator. The
subcommittee on the guOernatoTiaI votes re-
ported yesterday afternoon 10 the full commit
Zee the nguTes 1elegraphed Thursday The re-
port was accepted wiIhout any changes The
towDs OF Nassalboro' ana Blaine have peep no :
ulltd mat at present they are dlsfranch,-ed ana
The municipal officers have been notified that
they Will have until Monday evening 10 PRESENT
certlned copies or their records. Al a meeting
or fusionists yesterday Scion Chase presided
OVER the conference or the "Straights" and q.
b. swan over the fusionists. Chase was op-
posed TO an alliance with The fusion greenoack-
ers, and refused TO have anything 10 do with
the greenbackers and consequently no alliance
was made. The fusiOnists decided TO go for
ward Ia the spring campaign work, and ignore
Chase and his followers. The '.StraightSn de-
clGed TO 90 forward without any alliance.
SENATORIAL DEAD LOCK IN INDIANA
the deadlock still continues In the Indiana
senate. Senator PoiDdeXter voted for G. W.
Brown (DatfonaD for secretary yesterday MORN
1Gg. A resolution was Offered from the d mo
cratic side declaring the cleo ton OF J. III. Rics
(dem) for principal SECRETARY and Sears and
Monroe for secretary and doorkeeper. The res
olutlon was lost by tie vote, the republicans
ana Senator PoindeXter voting against IL
IN THE ILLINOIS LEGIsr aTuKE
the vote for state officers having been con-
clUGed yesterday by the Joint meeting OF the
legislature, Gov. CulloIn delivered his message.
ne ct mpares The present condition OF the state
with Its early development, cOngratuaTes tt on
lts present freedom from debt. and credits this
conGitaon OF affairs 10 the men who inauguraUed
the eaIly financial policy or Illinois.
CLEAR FTLLD FOR FAIR
A Carson CITY dispatch says Ado'ph Sutr)
The senatorial light, leaving clear field TO Col.
Fair.
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AUCTION SALES
V'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

'I'hOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
STONY BRICK RE IDESCE ON THE sou RI
s sEKsH l TMssna F Se ana ND T*iSTY
By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated the 18th A
in Liber sog; folio q. &c one Of the land -
Te ,b.r sell, % WEDN. sDAY. THE ssra DAY. 81
iesoree snbd vision p orrins lots IS and Is. in
irich Residence. with all the modern Improve
erma One third cash the residue in two equal
Pa! Its - one and two years with notes bearing
interest At Elk per cent pc, anIum until paid. and
Of sac are not COMPLIED with in ten days. the Trus,
NIX ana cost 4 the defantins pnrs base. ali II cons
We. ansing at purchasers cost. 81 q deposit re-
,,,sssa. 5 1s.HTSSsT GHosS;sS ! Trustees.
,HaN,EEY SALE OF yALIARL- REAL "a:
tLLyESTH s kfET. BETwshN L AND n
h hTs az srh AN Two TE
AND NORTHWEST.
B e. v,rtns,f decl ee Of t. Supreme Court -
Mi mr. e sac ns o. n %EDNs s. q THE tue
font Il the pre- Il es. at the hour Of o'o LOCK-
M al those pieces or IA ce 4 pf xrouai, lying
=, q helnE IL the city OF Wa hinton d District
of Conn bia, aud known and describ.d as sub
OTIS CID az S52 ir square a5)
And on If IkSDAY. 2,ITH DAY OF JANUARY
ISL, at the hame hour, will fer for sale the south
let front by the depth the, eof of lot s.
~ square BIZ, tOge ner with IKE improvements
ID rec n and the arp trteuauces III 3reto b.loDgug
Terms Of sale are a. follows: One-thtrd of The
pu CT ace mon y to be p4ii in casb. within five
ca,s after Cay OF sac. Of whica one hundred dol
isIs 1s to be paid q. deposit at the
tine o. sale on each house aud Oh e.ch
store and the baanc. O, thu purchase mol y
in T. rec eqral installuents IN six twelve and
eiahts en- months from day OF sale for which the
purchaser Purcba sers shall deliver to sal Trls-
tes his. h-r or their prolnissory notes dated on
day Of sale. and t. bear Interess at six per centum
per annum, or all cash st the option Of the pur-
chafers.
VIM. WARD,
$50 Az At northwest.
FRtNK L. BROWNING, Z 1rustees.
columbia Law Building.
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BALTIMORE RRKyIr1Ks me- Arthur NJ

BALTIMORE BRByITIES. - Mr.. Arthur NJ
Wheeler, Fellow In the Johns Hopkins Uni
VerSity, was found de al at his boarding house
alton has revealed the presence OF prlissic acid
In his stomach. jury or inquest will render
a verdict Ia the case to-day. Colonel Burgwyn
has written letter urging the governor 10 ac-
cept bis resignation, and the governor has done
So. e. DIR. Lee, school commissioner read an In
teTest1Dg paper last evening before the Clinical
Society on headaches in children, as the result
OF 100 close coIfin. ment In school The u. s.
court has decided that the parties TO the canal
suit Shall divide the costs, and that the canal
management shall file quarterly reports . The
Ice is breaking up In the harbor.-Ante7-tcdn. to-
ann
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CHR. RUPERT,

CHR. RUPERT,
Nos. 4O3 and 4O5 9TH st. NV
RARE ATTRACTIONS
OF NEW NOVELTIES IN
FANCY WORSTED WRK
OF New Designs, for Embroidery on Linen, Mann
moth and Felt Cloth
. A full line OF Woreted thand-knitted) Goods,
Satn and Velvet Child's Bnnnets Embroidered
Closss, sl sizes, and general 6;titt Tor Children
Germantown and Zephyr Worsted. German Yarn.
hand at the Lowest Market Price deco tr
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THERE appears to be a small "boom- IA
Chesapeake and Ohio canal bonds. Yesterday
they were quoted at 50 After the predictions
or the collar Sc OF the toIdS lin the event OF a
ec.fver not being appointed. IL Will De utter
es'ing to watch the market for these securlJies
Tie advance IN the past few days has been
twenty per cent. and the bonds are now five
PER cent. higher than on the day Judge Bonds
decision was NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gazette.
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VISITORS TO GEN. GARFIELD.-A dispat IN
from Mentor, Ohio, says: Gen. Eaton, OF Wash
iDgton, with I. Z. Handy, or Cleveland ate sts-
Hing Gen. Garfield. Chicago revenue officer
is also there urging the appointment of j. L.
wilson. or Iowa. for Secretary OF the Treasury.
Thomas. Nj. Nichols, OF the honest money
league, Is acting as Gen. Garflelds private Sec
rotary.
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DO u & l. A So.
HOLIDAY SPF(EALTIES
AT POPLAR PRICES
CELLU1 Old COMB AND BRUSH RETTS
SII.K PLUSH GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEF
BOXES, FANCY WORK BASKETS. BRONZE
AhT1Cl Es, LACE GOODS. HANDSOME FANS
SILK NUFFLERs, HANDKEROHI 30
LADIES AND MISSES HANDKEROHIEFS IN
GREAT VARIETY. SILK PLUSH BOXES,
.PDRhFk POCKETBODKs 30
HANDSOME aILK UMBRELLAS.
AND MANY ARTICl ES SELkGThD ESPECIAL
LY FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON.
Do & l. A -,
dec22 Ninth and r Streets.
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DEATH ON THE RAII.-A telegram from Barton
Landing, VT, Jan. I, says: An accident occurred
on the PasSumpsfc railroad at East Coventry to
this mornings mail train. An old lady named
Mrs. Gushing wss killed. Some fifteen or twenty
passengers were more or less injured.
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TOHN h. KELLY,
q DEALER IN FIRsT-OLAss
BEEF. LAMB. VEAL. MUTTON, &c.
CORNED BEEF SPECIALITY
Stalls 62s. 629. and $50 Center Market 9th street
address Box u, City Post Office.
the city. decIS-Iv
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ELOWERsn FLOwERsu

ELOwERs. FLOWERsM
We have closed out ali Of an Imnorter's stock Of
tICWEES at less than half price, aud will sell
them at e0c., 7sc. and 81 20 per spray.
KID GLOVES. from 2 to 10 buttons. In White and
Ole1a Shades. livery PAIR GUARANTEED.
Reception and visiting BONNETS at LESS than
ACTUAL Cost to CLOSE
Mrs. M j. HUNT.
dec3O Nos. 80l and 823 - street n ".
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ELPHONZO YOUNGS.
ON DECK,
AND DON'T YOU FORGET IT,

WITH
CANDY by the ton. several Grades ..........F Fresh
GUM DROPS by the ton. Pure and Fresh
SHELLBARKS-New York State Crop. -. Big Lot
NUTS by the tOn-au kinds. .................N New
RA1SINS by the ton-all kinds. ...........N New
CITRON and CURRANTS by the ton. ......... New
FLORIDA ORANAES-Fine. ........ Large Supply
VALENCIA ORANGES Fine Large ,o. ve.y Cheap
LEMONS-The Best in Washington .. Big Lot
MALAGA GRAPES-The Best in WASH 80 Barrels
AND OTHER CHRISTINA GOODS IN END.
LESS SUPPLY AND GREAT VARIETY.
TO GIVE AN IDEA OF OUR PRICES, WEQUOTE
IN PART AS FOLLOWS:
8 lbs. MIXED CANDY-Choce .. for 81 90
lbs. MIXED CANDY-Choice for 90
6 lbs. MIXED CANDY - Choice French
OFoaMs Tor Luz
8 lbs. MIXED NUTS. ...................fo for 90
lbs. MINED NUTS. ..........for leo
6 lbs. MIXED NUTS. ..............for 90
III lbs. RAISINS for LOO
o toe- nA1o1Nc .1Of 1.eO
6 lbs. RAISINS for 90
s lbs. RAIsIES for LOO
lbs. RAlSlNS-Large Clusters ......... for LOO
IL lbs. Ex. 90" SUGAR (Reariy white). for loo
1911 lbs Standard "a" SUGAR 100
10 lbs. Standard Granulated SUGAR for LOO
BIG sTOOK-LOW PRICES ALL THROUGH.
GALL EARLY.
~ Telephone Connections ~
ELPHONZO YOUNGS,
6O4 9th st. north,
dec1. Opposite Daily Critic Office.
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MARYLAND LAND SALES.-The farm OF the late
George b. Baker, near Carsin's Run, Hartford
county, 127 acres, has been sold to j. F. Wells
for s., 1925; another farm belonging to the same
estate, 80 acres, was bought Dy VIM. Carsins for
$500. This Is considered the best public sale
Of land made in Hartford county for several
years. Other land sales in Hartford are an
nounced as follows: Patrick Galatians farm to
John B. Baker for s. 900; Richard Hopkins
Mr.. Hopkins bought from A. Caldwell 40 acres,
without buildings, Tor 81, 800; Michael Webster's
farm, 80 acres, to Daniel Scott for S., 900.
AN IMPORTANT RAILROAD RUMOR-A Natter in
Which Virginia Cities Are Interested-The
rumOr has all eady been mentioned that plan
is on foot and being pressed by the Shenan-
doah Valley Railroad Company, backed by Col
Thomas A. Scott and other Texas Pacific mag
and Ohio railroad, which Is to be sold at an
early day. The Lynchburg Vir0intan, abiding
to this rumor, sounds the alarm as follows:
sit now appears that the British bOndhOlders,
who have procured the order for foreclosure OF
mortgage and sale of the property Influenced
by apprehenSions OF unfriendly legislation,
inst1gated by the person whom Jney regard as
almost omnipotent In Virginia affairs, do not
care to become the purchasers OF the property.
And 80 they are entertaining propositions from
other parties, who. II once 10 possession OF the
and their interest In northern railway c0nnec-
tons and cities, have any interest In thu line
east OF q point at or near Salem. excepG for
purposes OF local tonnage And so. 10 that
event, Lynchburg, Petersburg, Richmond and
Norfolk would be switched on the main track,
and all through trade diverted via the valley to
Philadelphia and other northern citiea"
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MARREKn.

NELLING-ANDERSON. On December 25th,
1850, 10y the Rev. DIR Gray, GEORGE H. ssELLIsG
TO MILE Il. Anderson, both Of This C ty.
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NINE Won BRANDS,
MI FASHION aBLE HhEsSMAKER,
Ola Pennsylvania Avenue.
Formerly With Lord 1aSltrs. h. Y and VIM.
BAR and Co., st Louis, Mo.
DRESSE-. hOITA CLOAKS, Etc, made in STU
perior style at short notice Cutting and Bssting
Perfect fit guaranteed. jsp4-1m
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ANOTHER TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLosIoN.-At
Newark, N. j.. yesterday, two eight horse
boilers exploded, killing the engineer, three
woIkmen and seriously infur1ng two others.
A portion OF the residence OF Z. Balbach, ST..
near by, was wrecked, the conservatory and
private stable destroyed and two horses killed
by fragments OF the boilers E. Baioach 1rs,
house, some distance Oh, was damaged py flying
struck by one and somewhat injured. John
Mutz the engineer, was horribly mangled.
roasted and scalded The three workmen killed.
John Schlee. Geo. o. German ana John Quinn,
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Not every body VIII be able to see the Nautch
girls, but everybody can get pretty good idea
OF their dance BY putting TWO hornets down the
housemaid1 back -SprtnQteld RepubltcQDs
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Fen THE PARTY sEAsoN.
Evening and Reception BONNETS.
Fine FRENCH FLOWERS
LACE and BEArED NETS for Overdresses.
All the nes est city lee in LAUE ). SASH RIBBONS
ard BUCHINGS
PARIS KID GLOVES
And fiIe line Of NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS.
At M. WILLIAMS,
jams Cite Treviss. Paris. COZ Pa.ave.
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u H. WARNER, Auctloneer.
C3ANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON AND DISTRICT
OF CDITMRTA -- -%---.-S$

CITY Of WASHINGTON AND DIsTRIC
3. virtue Of d. cree of the Supreme Court "A
1.-THE Di-t.lc' OF Solumbia. passed in equity .
cause nuI, DER '.o., Grams t. Browning, -A..t
aen ini-ti stor Of Thomas Young. deceaset, w.
Amelia A G. Maschaenr ct al } the undersigned
as trustee. will offes sale on MONDAY, THE nth
DAY o. JaNUAhY. 1881. AT FOUR az O'CLOCK M,
At public aus ton, in front of the premies. all thst
piece or parcel of ground. with the improvements
thereon and the appurtenances thereto belonging,
lying and icing in tue city Of Washington and Dis
rltt Of Columbia, and known and described as that
Fart OF orlgira Lot eight, 49, in square five hun
dred and iorty-fcur, t544! which begins for the
ner of said OF, and running thence east eighteen
feet. thence north one hundred and thirty feet,
thence west eighteen so. thence south one hun.
Dire ane Thirty Get to the place o. heSinnlns
Terms CT tale are as follows: one thir. OF the
rur base money to be paid in cash within five Avs
from day Of sale of which fifty dollars be paid
az fep sit at he tin of sale, and the balance Of
The purchase MOI ey In three equal iustslments in
three. Elk nine months from the day of sale.
for which the purchaser shall deliver his promsory
note, dated on day of SALE and bear interest at
the rate of 81 per ceptum per annum, or all cash
at the Option of the purchaser
FRANK T. BROWNING, Trustee
jane eo&ds Columbian Law Building, sth ct.
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V,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

OHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE
CF HE SEVENTH STREET TURNPIKE,
M NE AZ TIE n0WAKD UNIVERSITY. Be
ARD AVENUE.
, BY virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme -
Court, OF the district CT Columbia, passed 1S]
the 9Th day Of January 1880. in Equity 1A..1
Cause No. 6.3t4. wherein Oliver b. Magruder is
Con plsnant and John ". Besll ct al. oeten aants,
the undersigned trustee will sell at AT O'CLOCK
M, ON 9TH Day OF JANUARY, 1884, the folio wing
Described property. III parcels, according to plat
hled IN the cause, VIZ: all that part of
tract Of land In Washington county. in the
and being a part Of lot No. three 90. IN
the division of said tract, which was allotted
10 AVID Peter, said part or parcel of land from
On the eastern boundary Of the Seventh Street
turnpike leading to Rockville, and conta ming one
square sore If land. bounded on the north by W.
sold 10 Aaron N. Gattreil. together with all i'm
into lots Of 80 70 81 feet 'front.' with ptE of 2G5
ie,t. One OF said lots is improved by large three
sttry br1ek DIV cling and Onthouse.
Terms OF sale: One.third of the purchase money
cash In hand, and the remainder in three equal
instruments, Dayable at six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day of sale, the aid deferred pay
mel bearing interest II the rate Of Six per cent per
annum from date Of sale. Al conveyancing at
Trustee out Of the proceeds of sale A deposit Of
$50 on each lot required on day Of sale. If the
terms Of sale not complied with in ten days the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property at
The risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser.
deco d&tds HARVEY L. PAGE. Trustee.
tE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. on
acc. III IF the weather. until TUESDAY, JANUARY
nth, 1881, at same hour and place.
jams HARVEY L. PAGE. Trustee.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

u ECElVED DAILY.
CHOICE BEEF, STALL FED,
PHILADELPHIA POULTRY,
CAPONS,
AND SQUADS.
AT THE
BOSTON MARKET.
LEON SCHELL T. CO.,
JAM l7l0 Pennsylvanta avenue
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HITCH. FOX h BROWN. Real Estate Brokers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON CONNEOTIOUT AVENUE,
REIWEkN AND T., STREETa

By virtue of . deed OF trust dated November -
2sth, A. D. 1873; ana duly recorded in Liber
No 13S, folio 359, ct seq one of the land rec IN
ores for the Di.trct Of Coum will sell at public
ancnon IN front OF tne prem lses, On FRIDAY, THE
Pm. the following described real estate. situated
In the city OF Washington District of Columbia, to
wit Lot numbered five t5.) in Shepherds subdi-
vision Of square numbered one hundred and sixty
four Q64, as said subdivision ia duly recorded upon
the books Of the Surveyors Office Of said city. in
Liber 81 D. C., folio 21o, together with the improve
mehts thereon, consisting of two story basement
and mansaro Brick Dwelling.
Terms: The amount Of Indebtedness secured by
said deed Of trust unpaid with the expense of sale,
in cash and the balance at Twelve and eighteen
months, for which the notes Of the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day Of sale and secured
by deed Of trust on the property sold. shall be
taken: deposit of two hundred (2u0) dollars
shall be required OF the purchaser at the time Of
sale All conveyanctng at cost of the purchaser.
If terms Of sale are not complied with in seven
property st the rick and cost Of the defauing pur
chaser, after five days advertisement.
JOHN W. THOMPSON, Trustee
]. T. COLDWELL. Auct. de24. %. 81 &ja4. 2. TO- 10
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LADIES GOODS.

MADAME l.. p. JEANNERET, Of BATH
soDe assortment Of BONNIE ra and ROUND HATS,
carefully eelected by herself from the leading
Ho1sss OF Paris Can be found ut her parlnrs No.
1871 street, oppoAitA Ehhitt HnuAA. ian7-2m
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CUNNINGHAM. the WE'LL known. reliable
~ HATTER, II prepared to do all kinds Of work
old ones remodeled. Remember the No. 740 9Th
q. northwest 0eo6
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No. 81 Broadway, New York. Most COM
Rsste Ain.ng Paper ever published ganple
Copies Free. Orders executed for Mining
1Ocks and other Securities both In y. 7. and
Sspl-soSn ALEX. RoBT. oH1soLN. Propr.
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VCHOMAS DOWNING, Auctioreer

CATALOGUE BALE OF THE PRIVATE
library OF TeE LATE DIR. j. 4. SNOD.
GRASS, AND OTHERS.
To be sold at my auction rooms southwest
corner Pennsylvania and 18th st CON-
ms ncing MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY TO-
1881, AT HALF-PAsr SEVEN O'CLOCK, and continu-
in9 at sane hour each evening until all are sold
la 4 ct THOMAS OWLINC3. Auct
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MEDICAL. &c.

MADAM DE FOREST HIS REMEDY FOB
U1 Lsdies All female Complaints quickly cured.
Can be cor sulted DAILY at 6u6 10th street north
wet. Once bonrs from l to 2. N. dec3O-lm
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will soon die out. This has already happened
In England, and the passion for curiOS from
East India has taken its place. The ewfurore
owes Its first impulse to the Prince OF Wales,
who, when visiting his mothers Oriental Em-
ptre, purchased artistic souvenirs right and left.
The fashion thus started Is now In full blast,
and the carpets of Mirzapore and Agra, the
jewelry OF Delhi, Cuttack and Trichlnopoly,
and the engraved and repouSSe brass work
OF Benares are coming into London at
ers of moderate means We note, too, that
q consignment OF the Benares brass ware also
reached New York few weeks ago, and Will
shortly be offered at auction there. This we
suppose may be called the first wave OF a new
flood that is likely to overwhelm this country
before very long.
Exception Is taken, naturally and with
just grounds. by many ladies to the fact that
those having charge OF the matter OF procuring
a portrait OF Mrs. Hayes for the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union made haste to
give the commission to man, apparently In
entire disregard OF the Unions plain desire and
expressed request that the work should be
given to q WON IN artist. provided one could be
found with SUFFICIENT ability and culture to do
1t CT editably. Had no sucn qualification been
expressed In regard to the selection Of an
artist no objection could have been properly
made to the choice OF Mr.. Huntington: but In
the face OF 1t It Is quite clear that the
merits Of women artists should not nave been
entirely ignored. as 1t Is alleged they were.
Mrs. Anna Lea Merritt Is abundantly qualified
to give the Union as faithful and artistic like
ness as they are likely to ger. Miss Baker,
tCO,- some Of whose pictures are now on view
In WashingtGn.-would, we are Qrita sure.
had an opportunity been afforded her. II
women will not help women along when they
can, what right have they find fault with men
who fail to DO so?
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HEAD0UARTERD,
coo Fourteenth Street.

6killful treatment for Sick or Lame AMI -
mails. Honorable dealing with the owners.
Fair remuneration In al cases submitted Go
TO our care.
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WHEAT Dealers make Money With ". T
II.
Write for particuarp octl1 -A012m
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w BREUNIN6EB. Practical Matchmaker
w 0 and Jeweer, 90 Penn. MAnufactur-
Ing and ReT airins Of Jevelry . specially All worn
neatly and promptly executed STOCK OF Fins
Wstchea. Jevelry and 6tverware Always on hand
novo- 8m
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-10
TOO UTTERLY UTTER MEAN.

While drawing the salary that be-
longed to MIR. Tilden, Rutherford Hayes
wanted a cToquet set-balls, mallets,
wickets, &c.-with which to play with
the women and children of the White
House. Instead of buying them, as any
one else would haye done, and paying
for them out of his own pocket, he had
them charged to the contingent fund
for the Executive Mansion. When the
bill reached the First Comptroller of the
Treasury, Gen. Porter, now Governor of
Indiana, its payment was refused on the
ground that it was a purchase of a per-
sOnal character, and could not, there
fore, be paid out of the public treasury.
For eighteen months General Porter
held that account in allegiance, but, be-
coming satisfied that the trades
man would never obtain his money
for the crOquet set unless the United
States paid for it, a warrant for the
amount, 1927 80, was drawn. The bill
presented to r. B. Hayes is still on file
a voucher for the sum paid. 1 do not
know whether or not Hayes took this
crOqUet set to Fremont; his neighbors
to make inquiry, and if he has,
they should request him to return it.
AS there were many Hayes purchases
of a similar character paid for out of the
Treasury, the vouchers should be over
hauled and the facts made known.