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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-07
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING Star

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
THE CANAL DECREE.-The decree OF Judge
Hughes in the canal case, telegraphed to THE
STAR yesterday, will not alter the present status
OF the Alexandria Canal and Bridge company,
which is leased to Wells, DUNCAN & Co the mana
gers Of the Alexandria Canal and Bridge company.
The canal company Is in debt to the city of Alex
andria In S152 37777 with an interest, which will
almost double that sum, and it may be that this
Indebtedness will make considerable factor in the
final adjustment OF canal matters. 1t is certain
that there will be no decree against the city OF
Alexandria, which will involve the payment of
money.
DEATHs-Mrs Elisha J. Miller died last evening
at her home, On Washington street She was the
wife OF E. j. Miller, the senior co-partner OF the
large chinaware house here. most estimable
toned yesterday, died last night at his home, on
Prince street. opposite st. Johns barracks. He
VIII be buried Tomorrow from St Mary's church
THE REGIsTRATIoN.-rhe registration OF voters
In the ID and 4th wards which has been in progress
this week Will close at sunset to-day. The regis
tration so far falls much short of the numbers of
the Old BOOKS especially as to colOred voters but
there is often pressure oD the last day of regis
tration by those who had deferred coming up u1til
then.
FUNERAL--The funeral of John A. Keys. who
has conducted the tailoring business here for over
thirty years, will take place tomorrow and be at
lodges Mr Keys died Of cancer OF the tongne Use
ana was long sick He is the father of Miss Bette
Keys, OF the telephone office, and married niece
OF Ihe late Andrew Hancock, OF Washington.
POLICE CoURT-The mayor has disposed of the
following cases at his court: Dan Washington was
acqaitted OF the charge OF assaulting his wife. An
samuel Tucker was announced, and the cost OF
nuisance notices $50 centsl assessed upon various
parties.
PEPoRTER's NOTES.-The annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Washington and Western
railroad WIN be held at the ONCE Of the company
locked up at the station house last nigRI-The
night devoted to furthering the s POLITICAL Interests
o. Massey and Barbour.
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HE Ohio Election
latch 70 THE ENrNINa Sr,n

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
COLUMBUS OHIO, Oct. 7-Returns TO both OF the
state committees here indicate that a very large
vote VIII be polled on Tuesday next netwithstand.
Ing that ft is an c year far as the state ticket
Is concerned. The contest over congressman will
be very close I'm several districts and is admitted
that the democrats viii gain some, probably TWO
In the Cincinnati districts, which would defeat Mr..
ButTerworth. Much depends on the democratic
majority In Hamilton county, but the republicans
claim that they VIII carry the state by fair ma
Jorlty. The democratic committee is not so san
Suine but also claim majority OF several thousand.
The license and Sunday law issues enter so largely
INTO the campaign that men I'm both parties VIII
vote differently for candidates. For instance, the
catholics are urging the election OF the so-caled
temperance ticket (Which Is really for an obscrv-
ance or the Sabbath), and which IS republican,
The employees OF saloons. breweries, etc, who are
now required 10 work on Sunday s,are mostly demo-
Gratis put they have an interest in law observing
the sabbath, ana will probably, to a great extent,
support the ticket that favorS It. IL is for this and
other reasons that the republicans are so conn.
dent or carrying the state.
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Political Matters.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

Congressional nominations were made yester-
day as follows:-R. L. Ewell (rep.), eighth Ken
lucky; John Van Voorhis (rep.), thirtteth New
York; b. F. Hovey (rep.), fourth New Jersey; A.
Ranney (rep.), third Massachusetts,; VIM. NJ Laird
Srep.), eighth Alabama; II. b. Holton trep), fifth
Maryland.
The friends of George c. Hazleton met yesterday
and decided that he should not withdraw from the
congressional race in the third district OF Wiscon-
SIM
THE GEORGIA ELECTION.
The majority for Aleck Stephens for governor OF
Georgia now IootS up $4,000. Yesterday Mr..
stephens sent to the governor his resignation OF
the once or congressman from the eighth Georgia
diStr1ct, which was accepted, and an election TO
nil tne vacancy has been ordered for November z.
Gartrel, the defeated candidate for governor, Will
contest the election, not with the hope OF getting
In, put 10 snow alleged frauds and intimidation,
ana ne hopes thereby to keep stephens out till
DECLINED THE NOMINATION.
MI. ROBERT Marshall has declined the greenbaek
nomination for Congress In the first district OF
West Virginia.
MARYLAND MATTERS.
Hart b. HoltOn, of Baltimore county, was nomi-
mated at Annapolis yesterday as the republican
candidate lor Congress In the NTH diStricG--The
third judicial republican convention OF Maryland
adjourned yesterday to october l1th without max
Ing nomination.
B. PLATr CARPENTER ACCEPTS.
b. Flatt Carpenter, In column letter yeSter-
day accepted the republican nomination for lieu
tenant governor. BE refers In strong terms 70 the
forged proxy and Indignantly denounceS the per
petrators Of the fraud.
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THE VETERANS AT RICHMOND
A HEARTY RECEPTION ACCORDED rHen
AN ILLINOIS MOB AFTER A MURDERER.
BRITISH SOLDIERS ACCUSED OF BRUTALITY,
The Veterans at Richmond

RECEIVED BY THE MAYOR AND REVIEWED ny ruH
GovKRNoR-vIRGISIA HOSPITALITY EXTENDED TO
THE WASHINGTON SOLDIERS
Special Dispatch to HE EVENING SrkR.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. THE Union Veteran Corps
arrived In Richmond this morning at CAS- They
were met at the depot by the Richmond Grays,
commanded by Capt Louis j. Bosseux. and es-
corted 10 the armory o: the lst Virginia regiment
After stacking arms, they proceeded TO Ford's
hotel. where breakfast was served. The train OF
ten passenger coaches, contained over six hun
dred persons, including twenty-five men from the
washington Light Infantry. The Veterans num-
bered nfty-eight men, ana made a very fine ap-
pearance. Al $3.50 the Veterans re-assembled ac
the armory, and were formally welcomed by Hon.
W. Z. Darlington, mayor OF Richmond. in
very feeling speech. Capt. s f. Thomason, on
pehall or the Veterans. replied In hitting terms.
thanking the city OF Richmond and the soldiers for
the Kind reception OF the corps. After the recep-
ton, The veterans, under the escort or company b,
first regiment, Capt. II. c. Jones, paraded the
principal streets, and were reviewed from the por.
tco or the executive mansion by GOV. wm T..
Cameron AT the armory an excellent collation.
was served, which fully displayed Virginia hospi-
tailty Beautiful weather prevails, and there Is
much enthusiasm. The Veterans leave at ten to-
night Tor home, and there Will be display of
fireworks at the depot i'm their honor All are en-.
1oylng themselves immensely.
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Events iu Egypt.

REPORT WITH GOOD EFFECT
ALEXANDRIA, Oct 7-The report that the Joint
control is likely TO be abolished has produced an
excellent effect
TROOPS RELIEVED OF POLICE DUTIES
CAIRO, Oct. Cen. WolSeley has ordered that
the troops be relieved from police duties.
BRUTALITY CHARGED AGAINST BRITISH SOLDIERS
LONDON, Oct 7.-The Cairo correspondent OF the
cologne Gazette declares that the Egyptian
wounded were murdered by the British in the
trenches at Tel-el-Kebir long after all resistance
had ceased. letter from a nOn-commissioned
oflcer OF the 42d regiment, published in the Times,
says the orders were TO spare none OF the enemy
and TO bayonet every one OF them, as they would
shoot the soldiers eacherouSy the latter passed
them
HANGED
ALEXANDRIA, Oct "A native who was con.
victed of committing terrible atrocities during the
maSsacreS OF June 11th, was executed here this
morning before an immense crowd.
M0SLEM MISUAP
CAIRO, Oct G-While the annual caravan, which
recently departed with imposing ceremonies, was
1ourneyfng TO SueZ on the way TO Mecca. the can
opy over the sacred carpet was caught and over
turned by telegraph wire, and the sacred en-
blem was exposed TO view. The dervisehes I'm
charge were greatly excited by the accident IL Is
not certain but that the caravan will have 10 re-
turn and the ceremony be performed over again In
Cairo.
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r-ESa FURNISH INDUSTRIES, NOT ALMS.-BE-
V.S nevoent citizens Of the District of Columbia
who approve of the practical methods of the Associated
Charities are urgently requested to give orders for MAX
ing Fine and Plain Ladies' and Gentlemene Underwear.
Childrens Clothing, Household Sewing. Knitting, En-
broidery Mendng, Domestic Service, Washing by the
honr OF day. or any work woman can do. to the WO
Associated Charities, 922 street northwest Ofhce
open from I'm. to Pm. sS0-6m
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The Jeannette Investigation.

NO witnesses were examined by the Jeanette
board OF inquiry to-day, the entire session being
devoted to the examination OF log books and other
documentary evidence. All the circumstances
connected with the adoption of the Jeanette into
the naval service were reviewed, and a close scru-
tiny IS being made to ascertain whether not the
recommendations OF the naval board providing for
the proper preparation Of the vessel for such
severe service had been faithfully observed.
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HUNDRED OTN.R USEFUL Al
UABLE PRESENTS.
HOW To GET A TICKET.


Tickets for the Festival can be obtained as follows.
ENery cake OF DANID'S PRIZE SOAP is wrapped in
DARN BROWN wrapper Save these wrappers until
you have 20, mail them to in Of envelopes
which can be obtained FREE OF CH HARCIE from the
grocer OF whom you buy the Soap follow the printed
directions thereon and there will be trouble For
lC1 RrapTer You viii receive tickets. REMEMBER,
IHE TICKETS COST YOU NOTHING. You do not
BUY theIii-we do not SELL them We give them to
you for uslrg our Soap. YOU MUST USE SOAP
USE DANID'S PRIZE LAUNDRY SOAP. Bear in
mind that you have nothing to lose. You get FULL.
kALt Tor your money when you buy the Soap 1t is
TIE LARGEST. CHEAPEST. BEST, the LONGEST
LASTING, NHITEST WASHING, SWEETEST
SMILING. FASTEST RUBBING SOAP IN EXIS-
IENCE- IF YOU USE IT ONCE YOU WILL ALWAYS
USE II. AND THAT'S THE WAY WE WILL GET
OUR MONEY BACK. THINK OF 1T. No Soap ever
did so much for you, will. Every of the
presents viii be Positively given away. TWENTY
NRAPPERS TICKET, 100 WRAPPERS TICKETS.
ONE IICkET As GOOD AS ANOTHER. SIX TICK
kTS BETTER THAN ONE DAVID'S PRIZE SOAP
BIKE quality, and il adapted fo- either Toilet or Laun-
DRY use. TRY IT, YOU'LL LIKE IT IL viii not be
necessary to attend the Festival receive presents az
they the vouchers for them viii be forwarded any
body entitled them receipt of il sructons how to
Fni BUY NOW; every can have tickets before
ChrlstInas II they commence to use the Soap
Buy MORE THAN YOU NEED FOR IMMEDIATE
ISE As IHE soap IMPROVES WITH AGE. 1T IS
HE BEST INVESTMENT EVER MADE. For sale
o an Grocers Keeping money worth good. If your
Srocef does not Keep it. viii not it. notify our
kclO-ed.
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Passenger Fare Troubles.

CHICAGO, Oct 7.-PaSsenger fare troubles be-
tween roads running southeast from St Paul and
Minneapolis are again the topic OF discussion, but
it is not believed that they Will last long or be Sc
riouS, though a heavy cut has been made by the
Rock Island and Albert Lea route for the purpoSe
OF forcing settlement The rate OF 81 10 Chicago,
said TO have been made yesterday, resulted
in the sending OF most OF the through traff1e "a
the Rock Island railroad. There Is no break II
freight rates.
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THE EVENING STAR.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

kHTSE,IrNT=-ISt rare.
ATTOESEY-- lst pare.
AUCTION sALFs-7tl and Sth pages.
ICCEs, &c.-ti.i "a -.
] 1CATJING--th vaxe.
1VsISTss CHsScE-ftl -4ge.
CITY ITEN:~-sth Ia-a.
CCUETRI EEAI. EsTaTE- 5th paye.
iFfTHS-StEl zee
Dry &C OIs-Sttl p3.s
II CCATIO,.AL .5th pazs-
IINANCIAI-eth lI-se.
FAMILY SyFTLIEs-3l par,
y or RENT (Roonsl-i.h pa.a.
IoR EE:r Gio;;ses-itII rare.
+ Oh kESr tAiscei:E-rlls}-lth DI-,.
ron SALE tSi:sceiGueOus)-itip pIs3.
CT SAI-E IL! ,use,}-4t'I PAGE.
GEs1IFNrN's GCoos-3d plts.
HoJsEFUE.,,Is IITS,.s-31 PLse.
LADIES GOOIS-sth Pare
LIST oF LETTEHs. 81 page.
LCsT AND FoJSD-itb JIss.
NCSEY TO LoAN-Jlh piss.
EIEriCAI. &r.-6th p1--.-
IICSICs. Excursions, SC--1st paya.
1TEsC NAL-5tn page.
fRoFE EssICSAL-jth pare
IIANos bSD OEGASs-5thpags.
PPoF0sALS-Sth Ta<e-
nA1LRosps -6th page.
RELIGIoTs NoTICEs-1st page.
SFItIsL NCTICEs-Iss pI55.
STTtIALTIES-4tL pISe.
STFsSEEe. SC-Cth oIrs.
SlTT DErCsIT-3d pare.
sEwTSG NACHISES-Sth page.
TBE TRADEs-Gth page.
UNDFRTARERS, EC.-Sth Da,,.
WANTED tHciV}-4th page.
WANTED (Situations) 4th p1y,.
WAETED tHouses)-ith pare.
WANTED tAiiscellaneousl-4t1 pare.
WOOD AND CoAL-Sth Pare
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THE MANAGERS OF THE AoUEDUcT BRIDGE pro-
feSS to be pleased at the decision OF Judge Hughes
in the canal case in favor OF the United States,
rendered at Alexandria yesterday. They 1ntt-
mate that they Will now be able to collect their
pany.
THE IMPROVEMENT Of High street road was inau-
gurated yesterday and will be rapidly pushed for
ward.
AN INSPECTION TOUR-On Monday next the new
president of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, Mr.
Lewis Cass Smith, will leave Georgetown on tour
OF inspection. accompanied by several of the d.
rectorS. The paymaSter will accompany the party
and pay the employees. who have not received a
dollar since November, 1881.
PoRT-Cleared.-Sch. r. Fl. Rathburn, with 900
tons coal for New Haven. Sch. Elisha Gibbs,
Woods, and H: P. Havens, Curtis, from George
town, at New York 4th instant. Sch. Alfred Bah
cock, Briggs, from Georgetown at Providence 4th
instant. Schr. William L. White, Harper, from
Georgetown. at Fall River Sd instant
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Falls, clear:
receiving reservoir, slightly turbid; distributing
reservoir, turbtd.
October 9th, 5:01 a. m. :54 p. m.
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Illinois as a Coal state.

CHICAGO, Oct G-The forthcoming report OF the
state bureau or labor viii show that Illinois is
second only 10 Pennsylvania in the production OF
COAL and the output has increased from six million
tons In 1880 TO nine million tons for this year.
Forty-six out OF the one hundred counties produce
coal, and the aggregate value at the mines has
been nearly fourteen million dollars
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Mrs. ReaIf Gains Her Suit.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct THE jury in the case OF
Mrs. Catharne l.. Realr against LipptncOtt's Na0o-
zine for libel in publishing article upon the Lie
of her husband, Col. Richard Realf, the poet. in
which her character was attacked, returned a ver-
dict this morning in favor of the plaintiff, award.
ing her damages in the sum OF $3.50
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PraIsing American Promptnes..

LONDON, ONT, Oct I'm sentencing a criminal
at Sandwich, who had been extradited 10y the II.
s., Chief Justice Hagery took occasion to contrast
the dilator1neSS OF Canadian officials In surrender
ing criminals from across the border with the
promptness displayed by the United States under
similar circumstances
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<uffocafed by Gas.

NEwYoRK Sept Emma Strauss, aged 20years,
was found dead In her room this morning In a
hotel, No. 90 CourJlandt street Her death
was caused by suffocation from gas She arrived
here yesterday the steamer Silesia, OF the Ham,
burg line, from Wurtemburg, and was going TO
New Orleans TO reside with some friends IL is not
believed that she committed suicide, but ft fs
thought that she blew out the gas instead OF turn
ing ft OF,
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EXfr8dited,

NEW YORK, Oct August and William Rlhe
and Ernest Mrilman. the German forgerS who
were charged with forging bills OF exchange ag-
gregating 5000 marks on the DeutSche Reichbank,
OF Berlin, ana who fed TO this country with their
pIunder, were to-day handed over 10 the custody
OF the German CONSUL who placed them IN care or
the captain OF the steamer Rhein TO be taken TO
Germ for trial
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liz RUSSIAN FOREIGN OFFICE
FIRING AT LAM AGENrs


SPRINGFIELD, ILL, oct e.-Terrible excitement
exists In Christian county, where three hundred
armed men are searching for John Leigh, who
shot James Rigby. IL found he Will be shot or
hanged Instantly. E. T. Leigh, the father of the
murderer, promised John $1,000 IL he would Kill
RlgOy. He has been committed TO 1afl, and his
life is In danger from the mOh
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STEAM VEssELs.-From statistics prepared by
Inspector General of steamvessels Dumont for his
annual report it appears that there were 5,117
steam vessels in service during the fiscal year
1882 with total tonnage OF 1,27S, ,56463 and with
A,467 licensed officers. During that period 33S
vessels were placed In service against 243 for the
previous fiscal year.
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Wucoyic Tragedy.

HIAwATHA, KAN, Oct IA shooting anrX
this place, between John Byland and John Jors
dan who Quarreled over division OF crops on
farm OF which they were joint tenants Joroo4
fatally shot Byland and was arrested.
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Double Fusion.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. THE greenbackcrs' state
central committee have named Niblack, OF the
democratic ticket, and Judges Mibbey and Berlz-
shire, OF the republican ticket, for the supreme
court Judges
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An Drowned,

AMEsBuRG. Mass. oct. s.-George Huntington.
hts wife, and four children were capsfzed In sa1l.
boat in the Plum Island river this forenoon, and
all were drowned. They resided In AmeSourg.
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The Tariff Commission.

NEW YORK, Oct 7.-The tariff commission con.
unued Its session to-day at the Windsor hotel.
The nrst witness called was A. II. Angel, repre-
sentlng H. +. Taintor, and also a committee ap-
pointed TO appear before the commission at q
meeting OF the whiting and Paris white manu.
-facturers. Prof. f. T. Cox, OF San Francisco a
geologlsG and mining engineer, reviewed the min
Ing Industry and the effect OF the tariff on it
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APlucky Obio uarber

RICHMOND, OHIO, Oct. 7-George Thomas COLI
ored, went to the shop OF William Howell, q coli
ored oaroer yesterday, and fired two shots at him.
de then started TO run, when Howell shot him
through the head, Killing him Instantly
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European News Today.

LORD TENTERDENS SUCCESSOR.
LONDON, Oct. a-The appointment OF SIR Julian
Pauncefote, as permanent under secretary for the
Iorelgn department, TO succeed the late Lord Ten
terden, is gaZetted.
THE RUSSIAN FOREIGN OFFICE
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 1.-Count IamsdorfT has
Deen appointed director, and Prince Obolensky
suD-dlrector OF the chancellery OF the foreign
Office.
FIRING LAND AGENTS.
DUBLIN, Oct 1.-Two land agents named Scott
ana froome have been fired at from behind hedge
at Bally Castle, but were not hurt. Both men had
previously been fired at. A farmer named Hogan
mas been shot In the thigh at Bolllna- One arrest
has been made
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rWa LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICE.

~ VI ~
ASSESSORS OFFICE.
October 3, 1882.
1-.Applicatiors for Liquor License for the license
year beginning November next. should be presented
possible to insure action before the expra
ton of the present license year. and must be accompa
MED by the certificate of the Collector OF Taxes that
the applicant has deposited in his office the requisite
license fee
Applicants for Liquor License must comply with
existing requirements of law in submitting their app
cations and license will be issued except at the dis
cret ton of the Commissioners.
3-Al applicants who shall engage in who shall con-
tnue said business after the expiration Of present
licenses viii do so at their peril in ali cases where
the application shall for any reason fall they will be
posted for license viii be held to pay any ne which tie
court may impose upon trial.
By order OF the Commissioners, d. @,
ROBERT T. DODGE,
o4-6t Assessor d, O.
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PERsoNAL-Senator Don Cameron has gone to New
York to join his father in the work OF machine
mending.-Mrs. NJ. M.A.Gibbons has recovered from
her recent severe illness at Cape May and returned
TO Washfngton:-Vice Admiral j. C. Rowan will
arrive In the city this evening. A. j. Clarke,
from his vacation.-Mrs Electa E. Smith re-
turned last evening from her home, at Sterling,
has left for Ohio. to be present at the election in
that state next week.--Mr. James Vase, appoint
ment clerk r. o. department, is expected back to
General Hazen and Col. w. B. Thompson, chief Of
the railway mail SERVICE returned to the city yes
terday.
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Washington News and Gossip

There are 1SS new advertisements in THE stat
to-day.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s509 .S64.33; customs, s76O, ,53096
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3 RDG 3 ~ AZ F##R y#BD2 3 ssss sssss
BDj ; ! IL W v HB HBo5 sssss
PPP REK HzzzEEE
Err Enr i Z En
+ ( EHzzzEEE EHz
sssss 90 PPP.
sssss$ sssss$ 8 4 I $'F
AS AN INDICTMENT FOR EVERY FAMILY AND
HOUSEHOLD To USE
DAyID'S PRIZE LAUNDRY SOAP.
wEARE GOING TO HAVE GRAND CHRISTMAS
FESTIVAL DECEMBER &c. 1882, AT WHICH
We SHALL GIVE AWAY THE
FOLLOWING
VALUABLE PRESENTS:
1Three- Story Brown Stone House and Lo. in New
York CITY. ~ ~
lSI; 600 Per Cent I. s. Bond
$500 4 Per Cent Bond.
Team Roai Horses.
5Sl00 Bonds
Parlor Organs.
10 Hair ID -aflJ-l1 ITlE5.
p Diamond Finger RinSs.
80 Gold Watches.
% Silver Watches.
so so CIolt Pieces.
- Sl0 Geld Pieces.
15O - Gold Pieces.
10 Sewing Machines
100 Tea Sets, 56 Piec s.
H5G japanese sets. Pieces.
30 Plated Fruit Stands
Road Horse and Top Buggy.
Boys Saddle Pony.
Excursion Ticket to Europe and return, via White
Star Steamers
Excursion Ticket TO San Francisco and return.
Il IIC<p IA \pyK( fripaT AMI
AND SIX HUNDRED OTHER USEFUL AND VAL
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES outstanding, s3e3, ,163 1884,
NATIONAL BANK NoTRs received for redemption
during the week. 81 213,0O0; for the corresponding
week last year, l,c06,Oo0
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state boards are already organized and in active
operation and seven Others will be completed
within the next week. Applications for space
for both donations and exhibits are being rapidly
received from all parts of the country. While the
plans OF the direction are not as yet in such shape
as to warrant a positive announcement of their
program, the managers feel confident that space
will be provided in a sufficient amount and in
such locality as to satisfy all concerned. Meet
ings were held last evening the EbbltJ house by
the boards for the states of Wisconsin, New Jer-
sey, Arkansas and the District OF Columbia, and
members from most OF the state boards were pres
ent at headquarters during the evening.