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SI,UUU Reward
For any case OF blind bleeding, itching, liberated
or ,protrud1ng Piles that DeBing's Pile Remedy
fails to cure Prepared by j. P. Miller, NJ. D., 9t5
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature Sold by druggists DISCO
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Executive MANs.oN.-Dur1ng the past week the
Red room at the White House received an addition
% It's already rich decorations, in the shape OF
bradbury upright grand piano. The case is ebony
and gilt, OF beautiful design. and is in Keeping
with the other superb furnishings Of this charm
ing room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-18

Always Refreshing.
A delicious OdOr is impaired by FloreSton
Cologne, which is always refreshing, no matter
how freely used.
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THE NEW PHOio COMPANY are making superior
cabinet photographs Tor 50 dozen. No charge for
RESTING Al large work at very low prices. EIe-
CANT roOns; easy flight OF stairs; Penn. ave-,
three doors west OF 9Th street.
j. ID. MERRITT, Manager.
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The Most Noted Men
OF modern times have publicly atteSted to the
value OF Ayers Cherry Pectoral as cure for
coughs and colds.
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Ice Water


is rendered harmless and more refreshing wit
Hop BttterS in each draught.
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Stone Rings.

Hot Springs, Diamond, Amethyst, Turouols,
Pearl, Onyx, Cameo, Ruby, in gold, from "a to Sl5
at Prigg's Jewelry Store, 457 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Psoriasis Le,rosy. 81 twenty years standing BY the
CUTICURA RESOLVENT (blood puriherl internally
he most wonderful record. Cure certified to
before Justice of the peace and prominent citizens
fol is fnstm il, f,,U
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IT Is EASY to repair optical goods. Hemplcr's,
~ street.
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A SURE CURE FOB COLDS sCoUaaA ooNeylQA
CHIAL TROUBLES rs MRS. DR. TTTC0lB'S LUN0
BALM; price Is and 80 Ct. For ea1e by II Drug1G1
A CERTIFTcATE FROM THE New. EDwARD h
Mira DR.. Htcomb txhe p9enauro q rsrummanAh3
your Lung Balm. having used & IN my family WITH go
tesusts. Very respec3uny. EDWARD Z. Kan.
CERr1YIcArE--Ihsv iced Mrs Dr. TtpombS L.
Balm. and have found 4 g salxTaas n oher pnsp
tons that have ured for colds ond oOUU1
ind would recommend Il sure onno.
SAMUEL EARTfN GA Wet Ba19znpS aBo16
Ms. n. zsIeoafs;-yoer .1lng n.lzns -
UkE1k ahi = satii.ae same Rsnelk $ouH olnZs
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PURE OLIVE OH and macaroni at velatrs, go 9th
street northwest.
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"To be rch," said William L. Marcy. at one
time Secretary Of State, requires only salts
factory condition of mind. One man may be
rich with hundred dollars, while another, in
the possession of millions, may think himself
poor. and if necessities of life are enjoyed BY
each it is evident that the man who is best salts
tied with his possession is the richest" To
illustrate this idea Mr.. Marcy related the follow
ing anecdote: ''While l was governor OF the
state of New York was called upon one morn
ing at my Office by rough specimen Of back
woOdsman, who stalked in and commenced con-
versation by inquiring if this was Mr.. Marcy?'
replied that was my name. Bill Marcy said
he. l nodded assent. Used to live in South
port, didn't YEP answered in the affirmative
and began to feel little curious to know who
my visitor was, and what he was driving at.
That's what told EN- cried the backw0ods-
man, bringing his hand down on his thigh with
tremendous force. 4 told 'eM you was the same
Bill Marcy who used to live in Southport; but
they wouldn't believe It, and promised The
next time / came to Albany to come and see
you, and find out for sartin. Why, you know
me, don't you, Bill? I didn't exactly like to
ignore his acquaintance altogether, but for
the life of me couldn't recollect having seen
him before, and SO / replied that he had q
familiar countenance, but that was not able to
call him by name. MY name is Jack Smith, {"
answered the backswoodsman, and we used to
60 to school together thirty years ago, in the
little red school house in old Southport. Well
times have changed since then and you have
become great man. and got rich, suppose
shook my head, and was going to contradict
that impression when he broke in: oh! yes you
are. know you are rich no use denying It.
You was comptroller for-for long time; and
the next time we heard of you you was COVER
Nor You must have had a heap Of money, and
AN glad of it-glad to see you getting along
SO smart. You was always a smart lad at
school, and knew that you would come to
something thanked him for his good wishes
and opinion, but told him that political life did
not pay so well as he imagined. / suppose
said |, fortune has smiled upon you since you
left Southport? oh, yes, said he, haint got
nothing to complain of. l must say have got
along right smart. You see shortly after you
left Southport our whole family moved up into
Vermont, and put right into the woods. and
reckon our family cut down more trees and
cleared more land than any other in the whole
state And SO you have made good thing of
it. How much do you consider yourself worth?'
l asked, feeling a little curious to know what he
considered a fortune, as he seemed to be SO
well satisfied with his well, he replied, Il
don't know exactly how much am worth; but
think STRENGTHENING himself up) ifallmy debts
were paid should be worth three hundred dol
lars clear cash. He was rich, for he was salts
fed"
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q ENT'S UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS.
IS CENTS.

IS CENTS.
Job Lot Marsenes and Piques. at half their regular
prices. 1919 cents.
Double Width all Wool Black Cashmeres 35c ,45c Soc
Remnants of fine White Cambria, 10 cents.
Madras Ginghams and Percales. Spring styles
Job Lot Hamburg Embroidery. at half price.
Coored Silks. all the shades.
CARPETS at Wholesale Prices.
Floor Oi-cloths at Wholesale Prices.
Cottons at Wholesale Prices.
Sheeting Cottons from % cen.s
RECEIVING NEW SPRING GOODS DAILY.
C. NJ TOWsON's,
ns CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. south side.
A o L LIMA RIs,
1.-THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
British Med. Journal.
The ONLY Spring which has been examined by the
Department of State and by the Treasury of the United
States and the water Of which has been expressly de-
ciared TO be q natural mineral water
Extracts from OGcia, Documents Of the o. s. Gorern
Ment:
"a purely nataal mineral water. impregnated solely
with its own gas"
U.s. Vice Consulate. Cologne. Germany Oct. ls. 1871
Beyond question natural mineral water.n
U.s. Consulate. Cologne. Germany. Sor Is. 1873.
rhe Apolanaris Water. - heretofore imported. ID
natural mineral water"
US Treasury Department. Washington. D. c.. Fsb q,
1879.
Probably the purest. not the only pure e6eryes-
cent mineral waters shipped TO the United States"
Gen. StayTfa0. Special European Agent u. s. Treos-
urv. Feb. 26. 1879.
EFT cannot BE IN artificial mineral water"
Col. TichenOv. Special European gent s. Treasury
Aug. u. 1881.
II conclude therefore, that the water imported under
the Aame od Apoahnsris woter. 10 article which
produced By nature and Is not the handiwork of man
that il Is . natural and not artificial water"
Charles J. Fel0ey. Sec. U. s. Treasury. Jan g. 1882
THE ABOVE EXTRACTS DISPOSE COMPLETELY
OF THE VARIOUS ATTACKS MADE UPON ApOI-
LINARIS WATER By INTERESTED MANUkAC.
TURERS OF AERATED WATERS.
FREDK DE barry 4 CO.,
NEW YORK.
D-tu.sth.0 soas Agents Sm n U.a ana 0anadas
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ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS
NATIONAL THEATER.
THIS Saturday EVENING, LAST TIME OF
MR. J. K. EMMETT,
FRITZ IN IRELAND
OR THE LOVE OF THE SHAMROCK.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10th,
KIRALFY BROTHERS,
Grand revival. o scale Of unequa,,ed magnincence
OF the Gem OF all Spectacular Productions, the
BLACK CROOK
New Scenery. Gorgeous Costumes, and new Grand Bal
lets, led by Mile DE ROSA.
Grand CORPS of Coryphees.
Ballet of One Hundred Ladies'.
The kiralfys European Specialized
The Famous Ronald Brothers.
The Celebrated Martin Family, &c.
The entire Spectacle produced under personal d.
recaon Of iMRE and BOLOSSl KIRALFY. flS
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MOTHER DIED FROM 1T.
MOTHER DIED FROM IT.
MOTHER DIED FROM 1T.
MOTHER DIED FROM IT.
MOTHER DIED FROM IT.

p Z. " ~ Adams. Newark, Ohio, says: 'CUT1CgRA
the worst case salt rheum in this country. My mother
had it twenty years, aud in fact died from it. be-
breast and head were covered for three years which
h Mn III TeeyTa 81 c9rod until used the CGTICU,
CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP externally.
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LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES' GOODS.
Spring SPECIALIZED
snk and Cloth Wars; t Suits: prs. TrimminsA
rn,r s Sess NIB Essn :, a.. aD Un;;' ~
M. WILLIAM.
eo7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
REMOVAL REMOVABLE
Prior to Re- Rsn fcS , and san, New Store
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF fH MILLINERY III GOODS AND
10 RE lSe "a 81 LIS THIN |, HSsp.
MRS NJ. ]. HUNT,
"a e2l AND Gas II srRKEr NORTHWEST.
KINGS PALACE.
sli SEVENTH STREET
TAKE NOTICE!
STILL ANOTHER REDUCTION IN OUR pRrcEA
BEFORE REBUILDING.
Beaver and Plush, of the latest fashion and bea
quality. at zoe. 25c-. 4oc.. Soc. 75c.. TO So.
100 dozen Of PLUMEs, in all the desired shades ana
colors at 75c 81 Las. 81. 50. s.. s.. so. to S.
OSTRICH TIPS. in every color. from 2Sc. to 81.
Amaenihcen. assortment of FRENCH FLOWERS o
wonderfully low prices.
RIBBONS, IN all widths and COLOR. IN Satin aros
orain' brocaded surah. at loc., lsc. 2oc.. 25c.
Elegant Brocaded watered SASH RIBBONS nj son
and Coo. q yard sold formerly at 81. Is
sATINs. SILKS, PLUsHEs. vELvETs a, fully -
per cent less than regular value.
LACEs in real and imitation o. the latest desn fullp
~ per cent less than regular price.
fun I'm IN, line Of the bes. English BLACK TREBIA
English Black Treble Grape and Trimming.
NETS viii be sold al any price No 1 ressOn.bis
offer viii be refused.
We also offer the following goods,
CHILDREN's ULsTERs, att1 rs "a.
LADIES. at s. and a.
A fun line Of CIRCULARS and CLoAKs. at g. 80. .
Elegant JACKETS. sts2. 81 so and s..
Our stock Of LINEN and SILK HANDKERCHrErN
hosfEkS fRs VESTS must s 80 no a
ter how low the price.
THIS REDUCTION WILL HOLD GOOD FOR Two
WEEKS ONLY.
KINGS PALACE,
n sli FRI STREET NORTHWEST.
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More continuous and powerful electrical action IL
ohtained from COLLIN9' vOLTAIC ELECTRIC
PLASTERS than any 81 battery made. They arc .
speedy and certin for Pain and Wsaknes Of the
dam. NeuraisiA H3.ters, Ten.is Mesknesss Nsr-
vou6 pAina and Weaknesses Ma1Aria and Fever ma
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HUTICURA. CUTICURA.
~ CUTICTRA.
CUTICURA,
CUTICURA.
CUTICURA.
BLOOD POISONING, SCROFULOUS ULCERS
AND ITCHING HUMORS, Assesses
AND GLANDULAR sWELL1SGs.
CUTICURA.

Mr.. Albert Kingsbury, Keene, N. H.. troubled with
bad humor on hands and neck caused by lead poison
ing. Q1es painter.) At times it would break out
crack open. and the skin separate from the flesh large
pieces suffering great continual itching and singing
Purchased your remedies; used CUTICURA RESOL-
VENT blood purifer) internally, and CUTICURA and
CUIiCURA SOAP externally. and in hess than three
months effected complete cure, and has not been
troubled since Corroborated by Billiard h Foster,
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NJ Those who have experienced the torments Of Salt
Rheum can appreciate the agony endured for years
until cured by the CUTICtkA RESOLVENT blood
purifer} internally. aud CUTICURA and CUTICURA
SOAP externally. MRS. WIN. PELLINGTON,
Sharon. Wis.
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All. kkaf TNinUeI

Why be Sick and Ailing
when Hop Bitters will surely cure you?
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F. p. Drake. Esd, Detroit. has recovered from
terrible skin hulnor which covered his head face and
hands, by using CUTICURA RESOLVENT (bood
puriiero internally, and CUTICURA and CUTICURA
news. Tribune.
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DRY GOODS.
EOR EVENING DRESSES.

FOR EVENING DRESSES.
Light Pink Light Blue. Cream and other co,ors an
wool hne French F0ULA extremely wide width. only
OoLoRFD sILKs. TO-
BLACK SILKS. immense assortment 81, 81 o. 81. SO,
H.T5, s..
PIANO CovFRS SILK EMBROIDERED. Ss.7s.
BLACK SILK VELVET, 81.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, 81. so.
OOLORED and BLACK SATINS, as.
Large size White Honeyn-mb QUILTS. Is.
COIOhED CAShMEkFS. 1sr.
1aryr size WHITE BRIDAL QUILTS, s1.2S.
C0l-ORED and BLACK CASHMERES, AL wool. dou-
BILE width. 37k.
Colored and Black Brocade SILK, 1925.
Pure Wool Illuminated DRESS GOODS. new style. *.
Selling Of, about |, 600 REMNANTS of Dress Goods.
Silks Goh for Men and Boys' wear Cotons and other
Remnants at an actual loss
Beached Table DAMASK. all Linen. 20.
Dinner NAPKINS, pure Linen, 76c. dog.
Ladies' CLOTH StlrlNG, all wool. wide double
width, in new Spring shades, 81.
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and CUTICuRA SOAP externally and CUTICURA
kESOLvENT internally viii positively cure every spe
c1es OF humOr, from a common pimpie to scro1uls
Price Of CUTICURA sMall boxes. Soc. large boxes 81
CuUrlCUkA RESQdXEET, s! Ter bottle; CuTII IRA
by all druggists. Depot: WEEKS POTTER,
Boston. Mass.
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That pure sweet safe and effective American disl-
gold and c'9Yer hossom. called SANFORD'S RADICAL
CURE for Catarrh. few doses instantly relieve the
snaSss from The nGss and eyes cure and
external and internal treatment for 81
Fragrant with healing balsams. CUTICURA
SOAP-
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TsDIED.
CHEW. On February sl6. 1882. at $50 pm, MA
MIE L.. daughter ofN. r. and Amanda ]. Chew, aged
Funeral win take place from her parents residence
1880 Fifth northwest Sunday 10th instant ct
p.m. n
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TALLMADGE HALL,

TALLMADGE HALL.
SATURDAY EVENING, February IS, 1892
LITERARY MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTER
eety" entire proceeds for the benefit Of the Free
kK Kim Bethany Chapel The GLOWING ar
Club. Mrs. DR. Winter Mrs. Mills Miss Sullivan, Miss
Scheiner. Little Ilu Gardner and Nlessrs. Bangs,
Dean, White, and Mrs III. Wetrnore. of New York will
recte Queen Elizabeth =" and the ent. rtnnent viii
conclude with farce by the Entire Nous Associa-
ton. Admission % cents. fl6-3t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-24
T Ell E G. R A ? q [ G .
THE EVERLASTING MOREY
LETTER.
HENRY GEORGEBANQUET-
ED IN NEW YORK.
DESTRUCTIVE TYPHOON IN
MANILA.
OPENING OF a PEDES-
TRAN SWINDLE.
The NIOrey Letter.

New YORK, Oct. 23-The Sun says
John I. Davenport has been busy fol-
many months preparing a campaign
document on the Morey letter fraud,
and the Republicans have decided to
use it and try to offset with it the fraud
at Saratoga and its disastrous effect on
the Republican vote. Davenport has
ob.ained contributions Of about S25,
600 from leading Republicans to defray
the cost of his campaign document.
The substance of the charge Is that the
Morey letter was produced at the
instance Of the Democratic National
Committee, and that I'll. FL. Hadley,
who had a correspondence with zen.
eral Garfield and procured many specl-
mems of his handwriting. was lnstru-
mental in producing the Mercy letter.
The document prepared by Davenport
is very lengthy and profusely illustrated
with photo. photographic copies OF hand
writing. An effort is made to make
it appear that Hadley has made
a confession that he was the means OF
producing the letter.
Hadley saws: Nothing that | have
done IN the matter need be concealed
from the public, and If Others would be
as frank the mystery of the Morey let.
ter would have disappeared long ago.
At the last Presidential campaign l was
asked by an acquaintance OF mine.
whom then did know to be connected
with John J. Davenport, for state
ment of what | had done in reference
to the Morey letter. I wrote to the
National Democratic Committee for per-
mission to do land received their per-
mission. There was nothing con-
cealed. | then wrote astatement OF my
connection with the Morey let
ter. | suppose that letter is the one
referred to as MY confession. L have
made no confession because l have
nothing to confess. AS for the claim
that l wrote the Morey letter. or had
ANYTHING to do with getting 1t up, 1t Is
utterly untrue. / ne yer saw the letter
until I saw it published in the news.
papers. l suppose the connection OF
nv name with the letter arose from the
fact that l had long correspondence
with General Garfield, which was pub.
lished by the Democratic Committee to
show that the substance OF the Morey
letter was in accordance with General
Garield's opinions. Many of those
documents were circulated. AID l think
the impression is widespread that Cen
eraI Garfield did write the Morey .et'
ter
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The Tunnel Disaster.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. Oct. -. -
Peter Barry and Thomas Flairns, injured
in Saturdays accident Oh the Troy and
Greenfield railroad, died in great agony
last night. C. l.. Van Housen and
Cornelius Shay died this morning.
Five Others are not expected to live
through to-day.
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Henry George Banqueted.

NEW YORK. Oct. pa hundred
and fifty of the foremost citizens OF New
York and Brooklyn entertained Henry
George at banquet last night. Alger-
non F. Sullivan presided. Henry Ward
Beecher sat at the right hand OF the
guest of the evening", who made speech
in further enuDciation of his well.
known principles. Henry Ward
Bsecner responded for the "co'nmon
people"
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Is Dat SO 2

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-General
Rosecrans reports to the Democratic
National Committee thai California
will be Democratic BY 10000 majority.
and that five of the six Congressman
will be Democratic.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-24

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 23.--The Presi.
dent will leave for New York on
Wednesday or Thursday. He will re-
main there until after the State election
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-24
The Chinese in Canada.

HE SuAACoC IA
New YORK, Oct. 23.-The Herdlds
Toronto special says: The Chinese
question is beginning to loom up IN
Canada as one of political and social
consequence. The importation of sew
eraI thousand Chinese INFO British Co.
lumbia to work as navvies on the Cana.
dian Pacific railroad has aroused much
feeling among the trades unions, which
at meeting here on Saturday night
passed resolutions strongly condemua-
tory of John Chinaman being allowed
the countenance of the government or
its contractors, and urging prohibition
or restriction, whenever practicable, OF
Chinese immigration. In this city un-
til lately the number OF Chinese was
very small and as the laundry business
was the only one which suffered from
their competition there was no com:
plant.
Latterly the restrictions placed upon
their Immigration into the United
States have drawn large numbers to
Toronto. The other day some OF them,
in attempting to pass through the
United States, ossensibiy on their way
to the Celestial empire, were met by
obstacles at the suspension bridge from
an American official v hich induced them
to return to the bosom Of the small Chl-
nese community in Toronto. The
Young Mems Christian Association re-
Gently organized a class for their In
struc tion in English and in the Chris.
tian faith. John did not at first re-.
spond to the efforts made to raise him
socially and morally. but within few
days the personal solicitations "t mem'
bers of the Association have resulted IN
securing a ctas. OF over t"enty, who
anpear to take kindly to the barbarian
method ot education, no doubt IN the
hone OF reapiug pecuniary benefits.
The Oregon Election.
Nsw YoHk, Oct. 23.-The Times
saws .ditorially Of the Oregon Sena-
torial election The defeat OF Mitchell
il a matter for congratulati"u. Not
| only ia it true Of him that his personal
history has b.eu bIotted with discrsd,t'
able episodes, but il is also true .t1at ne
represents the worst elements OF boss
ism, aud his failure to grasp the prize
of the Senatorship is another evidence
of tho strength of the popular revolt
against that force in American politics
# which Mitchell ia tair example.
Dolph has his national reputation yet
to make. Tho other two candidates,
Mitchell and Williams, lost their repu'
tations long ago.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-24

CAIRO, Oct. 23.-Broadley Il Napier,
his counsel, visited Arab Pashs yester-
day. Arab expressed confidence in
the decisions of the British govern
ment. He stated that 90 had been ILL
treated and twice spat upon, but since
October 10 had been we'll treated, ow.
ing to the Intervention of tie British
Consul.
HoNGKoSG, Oct. 23.-The greater part
of Manila was destroyed by typhoon on
Oct. l9sh. Business is entirely suspen.
ded. Thirteen vessels were beached.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-24
Colorado Politics.

New YORK, Oct. 23.-The 1rs'
6une's Washington special says: DR..
Bliss. who has recently returned from
the West, says the split in the Repub-
lican ranks in Colorado is similar to
that ia New York and Pennsylvania,
and the Democrats will carry the State
Secretary Teller, who started last night
for Colorado to take part in the hight,
says that despite the dlsseusions he be-
lieves the Republican ticket will De
alaota1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-24
The New York Walking Match.

New YORK, Oct. 22.--The six-day
eo-as-you please pedestrian contest be-
gan at Madison Square Garden at mid
night. The word was given by Edward
Hanlan the well-known oarsman. Inc
contestants are Charles Rowell. George
Hazel, Patrick Fitzgerald, John Hughes.
George Noremac, Frank Hart. Daniel
Hertv and 2. j. Pauchot.
New YORK, Oct. 23.-At noon to-
dav the score stood Hughes lO4,
Hazen 100, Rowell SO, Noremac 81,
Hart 80, Fitzgerald IS, Hertz IS, ram
chot 81. Vlnt "a.
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GRAND TADLEAU OF ALL MASQUER'

special train will be run from Nlr-
:riuia City for the accommodation OF
yHose wishing to attend.