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Wall Street TO-daY.

NEW YORK, Oct 6-The Posts financial article
says: In the money market call loans are and
per cent on stocks and and per cent on u. s.
are unchanged. The stock exchange markets are
all rather quiet u s. bonds are unchanged, ex-
cept for the IS, which down n. State bonds are
wholly nominal, and X. X bonds higher. The shares
speculation had an uncertain tone during the
early Dealings but from 1890 until about 1918
O'Clock the market was strong; since then IL has
been rather heavy. The net result however, OF
all the fluctuations is rise or Aa11 In prices the
strongest stocks OF the active list having been
Union Pacific. Denver, Milwaukee & St Paul,
Delaware. Lackawanna & Western and Rochester
Pitt burg. Among the stock not active
the Richmond and West Point shares have been
feverish and for the most part weak. There is to-
day no news OF importance TO affect prices, and it
is yet matter OF doubt whether the lea ling spec
ulators who engineered the recent break are ready
for higher prices or intend TO again attack the
market through particular stocks like Denver and
Union Pacific. The market for foreign exchange
has a steadier tone than yesterday.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $491 ,sS4.SS; customs, s7s96SQ8S
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Special Dispatch 10 The EvENING STAR
FREDBRICK, oct 1.-TWO forgery cases were up
In the court here to-day-that OF John Esterly for
forging notes on Conrad Rutland. Peter Ross and
Peter Crager, OF this city, and that OF Jack We'd
dell, who raised check OF Hon. Baker kunkef,
OF Catoctin, from So 40 TO 5000 Esterly having
plead guilty awaits sentence. Weddell Will prob
ably be convicted
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ADJoURNED.-The court OF commissioners OF
Alabama claims adjourned to-day until the 18th Of
November.
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The Situation in Mississippi.
GEN. CHALMERS CAMPAIGN MHTHoDS-REPHESENTI
TIVE MANNING CONFIDENT OF VICTORY.


TIVE MANNING CONFIDENT OF VICTORY.
Representative Van ii. Manning, OF Mississippi,
whose opponent for election to the 4sth Congress
IS Gen. j. r. Chalmers, was at the rooms OF the
democratic congressional campaign committee
this morning. The election I'm Mississippi takes
place on the second Tuesday In next month. MT.
Manning says he feels confident that he will de-
feat Gen. Chalmers and be elected. For some
weeks the two opposing candidates have jointly
Stumped the state. Col Manning says for the first
two weeks Chalmers kept his engagements, but
lately has allowed several to go by default. The
list for the joint discussion was prepared by
Chalmers, and in some instances the dates were
q few days apart This Col Manning says was to
enable Chalmers to work quietly with the negroes
To keep him busy Col Manning filled in all the
intervening dates. As to the coiored man Carter
who Is also a candidate, Col. Manning says he Is
making the canvass solely on the race issue, and
appeals to the negroes to vote for him because he
Is OF their number The votes he gets Col Man.
ming thinks, will be taken from Chalmers rather
than from himself.
"Iou feel confident OF your election" said THE
STAR man.
"Oh, yes" was the reply, 81 will be elected
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The Tariff Cono,nfx.:c..

NEW YORK, Oct 6.-The tarin commission re-
assembled this morning at the Firth Avenue hotel.
Jno. X. Waters, as one OF committee OF mer.
chants, presented a petition to the commission.
The recommendations are similar 10 those offered
yesterday by Mr.. Morrison They ask that the
duties on dry goods be made wholly and absolutely
specific, that consular invoices be abolished and
that such treasury methods be established as will
checks.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EH5 EEegHtH HFFT!Hs gB vi SF b The I'D r. !.
BASS sssSss!v %s v: " '5tfS D1BlEz President:
t1fnlly Improved win be opened Tor divine service
jos: A. Ao61SIr! D., president Of bicfipscn Sol:
fss fest %
MoC4uLEY. john 81. DAsHIELs. RIcaAaD NORRIS, B.
al
friends Of the church cordially invited to be
I5g REGULAR Monthly Meeting will be held on FRI
DAY EVENING, 9th instant. at ~ O'Clock. Business
ae5sai dseat THOMAS w. FowsEa; Sea1ei.rv
WE THE !TNDfRsIGNED GK0CERs 0F
t On aDa
ga DAY days preceding 9 days, and for one week prior
y SR fennsi; sa,,sdi. Co. J.: bryan Bro:
W. =. Abbott. Jas F. Russell
W. R. brown. J. F. Page.
4 1hGm.s f %has,sr kiss,es T.. y B BpFehslI Shsa
JOIN 4: SssTaaer. Ephonso Eli h; 4osas. Sssa;
rga LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICE.
Assessors OFFICE To-,
year beginning November l, next should be presented
as possible to insure action before the e1pira
ton OF the present license year. and must be accompa
MED by the certificate of the Collector of Taxes that
tue applicant has deposited in his Office the requisite
license fee.
2-Applicants for Liquor License must comply with
existing requirements Of law in submitting their apph
cations and license will be issued except the dis
Cr> tion of the Commissioners.
3A applicants who shall engage in or who shall con-
tlnue said business after the expiration of present
licenses viii do at their peril in all where
the application shall for reason fail, they will be
pros ecucd under the existing laws and the money de-
posted for cense viii be held to pay any fine which the
court may impose upon trial
By order OF the Commissioners, d. G.
ROBERT p. DODGE.
o4-6t Assessor d. C.
r-FsD THE EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ Stockholders of the CITIZENS BUILDING
COMPANY will be held at the Board of Trade Rooms
Market Space, near 9th street northwest, FRIDAY
EVENING, October 9TH, at O'clock.
CHAS. c. DUNCANSON, President
Attest-H D1NGMAN, Acting Secy. o34t
r4FaD0N'T GIVE UP AND SAY THERE Is NO
G-S help for Catarrh, Hay Fever and Cold in head,
since thousands testify tina. Ely's Balm has
tirely cured them. Price so cents.
Apply into nostrils with little Finger.
am cured of Catarrh and deafness after giving Eys
Cream Balm thorough trial. My aunt deaf in
one ear After using the Balm few times her hearing
was restored F. D. Morse, Insurance Broker. Eliza
beth n. j.
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Mr. BOWEN NOT YET HERK.-Speclal Agent
Bowen has not yet reported to the Department o.
IuSticn
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GOLD CERTIF1CATEs.-New gold certificates to the
amount of $50 900 to-day forwarded TO AS
sstant Treasurer Acton, at New York, for his sig
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

THE WEST WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF
MUsIC.-A number OF gentlemen Interested In this
project met last evening at the Seminary hotel
and decided to incorporate the institution and to
this end MesSrs. Wm ii. Dougal, F. s. Barbarine,
t. D. Cooke J. Ii. Gordon, Chas. Becker, John ID.
mittee ana also to serve as trustees the ensuing
year.
BUILDING AsSoCIATIoN.-Att the eighteenth reg.
ular monthly meeting OF the Fourteenth Building
association, held last night at GOddards hall
$1,000 was disposed OF, being IS shares sold at the
maximum rate and IS shares retired at the stock
value Rates.
IMPRovEMENT.-Mr. Columbus Thomas COM
mences Monday the erection OF two comfortable
frame houses on Valley Place, near Road street,
for Mr.. Custard.
PoRT-Entered: Schr. Erastus Wyman, Sets,
from New York, light.
CONDITION OF THE WATRR-Great Falls recefy-
ing and distributing reservoirs turbid.
HIGH TIDE.-OctOber 7th, $3.50 a. M; All o. m.
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Alexandria Affair.".
RaDOrfpd for THE EyENrNo SrAp

ARREST OF A FUGITIVE INcENDIARY.-Of1cer
HAYES arrested last night, on King, near Peyton
lad who fed from the Fairfax jail after setting on
fire. He was confined there to await trial for lar
ceny, and While the Jaiior was absent set fire to
his bed, and in the confusion which this occa-
stoned made his escape. He was playing with
crowd OF boys when he was arrested. He will be
remanded TO Fairfax c. H. this afternoon
RELIGIOUS MEETING C0SCLUDED.-The Methodist
Protestant Subdistrtct conference which has been
In session here for two days, Rev. SB. Sutherland
aIeT e f several questions for
conference, has concluded its session.
The BANKS OF THE CITY.-The monthly report to
shows s6S4, ,C6S 96 resources, and loans and dis,
counts OF s270, ,2l64S.
SINKING FuND.-The sinking fund commissioners
met this afternoon to order some repairs on the
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-The suit OF
Pearce agt Williams executors, Loudoun county
the circuit court, Judge Hughes, this morning.
POLICE CouRT.-Att the last mayors court, Charles
Minor, r. Fontaine. c. Minor, and George Pines,
convicted OF diSOrderly conduct at the west end q
King street, Wednesday night, were sentenced
each to thirty days on the chain gang Rose
Washington, charged with disorder in an alley
near Lee street, was temporarily released.
STATION HOUSE.-Dan. Washington, colored, for
beating his wife, and JOhh Ii. Brawley, fugitive
from Fairfax county jail, were in the cells at the
REPoRTER's NorEs-A heavy fog prevailed this
morning, interfering with the passage OF the river
OF Duke and Columbus, was sold at noon yester-
day for $500 TO Capt II. Bryant.-The chain
gang Is now larger than 1t has been for some time.
seven conScriptS from the mayor Joined the army.
-Meetings OF the Alexandria Light Infantry and
OF the Relief Hook and Ladder Company will be
nell held ton to.ngh1~ae Int Interior OF the amshogse
inmates under the supervision OF the matr on
Mr. Richard Purcell, OF this city. who was en-
ployed at tin work In Washington for some years
past is dying at his home on Prince street, and is
not expected TO survive sunset.
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MRNicAAa Mnfane&

CITY OF MEXICO. Oct. 6-Ths DidriO Oncidl de-
nieS that the health OF President Gonzales de-
mandS that he should retire. The secretary Of
the treasury states In an interview published Ia
the 1fcO Repubtfcs [newspaper that the condition
OF the public finances is even more promising
than during the corresponding period OF the last
fiscal year.
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THE EPREsIDENT.-Presdent Arthur held a recep-
tion yesterday at the Crossmon House, at Alexan-
dria Bay, NY. Persons came from points as far
distant as Ogdensburg. Dispatches from Alexan-
dria Bay say that the President will leave to-mor-
row for New York via the Utica and Black River
and New York Central roads.
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NEW POSTAL AGENCY.-To-day, City Post
master Anger designated l. 8. Mortimer as agent
for the sale OF stamps, postal cards, &c. in the
In compliance with petition OF the clerks and
Will be great accommodation. AS there Is no
salary attached, Mr.. Mortlmer's labor will be one
OF love.
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PERsoNAI--H. H. de WItte, formerly connected
with the Post, OF this city, but lately engaged In
journalistic work In Georgia, is IN the cty.-Dr
Morrell acKenzte. OF London, who has been the
guest OF Or Carroll Morgan, leaves Tor Boston TO,
the Cfty
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MARRIED.-The marriage Of Mr.. Angus Mcleod
and Miss Mary R. Evans was celebrated last even.
Ing at the Cutler house. Rev. j. E. Rankin off,
ciating and the couple subsequently left for their
future home in Denver, Col.-The wedding OF
Mr. JAS Bradford Burnside, son Of Col. j. O. p.
Burnside, and Miss Mamie G. Whiting, daughter
OF Commodore Whiting, us. n, took place yester-
n nay afternoon ter at the Epiphany church. Rev Dr.
trip.-Mr. Edison C. Brace was married yester-
day afternoon to Philadelphia lady, Emile B.
Markle, daughter of the late Edmund A. Souder.
OF that city.
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ELECTION LEAves.-Employes in the various

11LnCiloN AEASES.-EilplOyeS III tuc sdIiouo
government departments will be allowed to go
home - vote this fall without losing pay during
their absence, cen 1iSHCh they may have'enjoyed
the customary months leave Curing the summer.
new rules Of the Treasury departments, which
state that "employes will be allowed leave OF an-
sence not to exceed one month in any .Scal year,
and any absence over this allowance, whetll4r au-
thOrized or unauthorized, will be without pay"
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General Foreign Ne yvs.


LONDON, Oct Ga dispatch TO Reuters tele.
gram company from Berlin, says the various
sections OF the liberal party count with some con-
ndence on gaining seventy seats from the con.
seryatiyes In the forthcoming elections In Prussia
FAILURE I ENGLAND.
Thomas Bolton & Co., cotton spnncrs, OF Black
burn, have tailed. Their liabilities are estimated
at f33, 600.
TYPHOID FEVER AT ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA. Oct 6-There 80 cases OF
typhoid fever In the Ramleh hospital
CHILL AND PERU
LONDON, Oct. "a dispatch dated Buenos
Ayres, Wednesday, Oct 4. says peace negotiations
between Chill and Peru have been broken Of be-
cause OF the refusal OF Chill to abate any OF her
demands
AMERICAN ASTRONOMERS AFIoAT.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct 6-The steamer Durham.
which sailed for the Cape OF Good Hope to-day,
had on board Prof. Newcomb and his party, sent
transit OF Venus
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A Rcpentant Outlaw.
z JAMES BROTHER FRANK CAN
SI-Il !, lLI,I..rr

SURRENDER HIMSELF. -
CINCINNATI, Oct 6-The Tilaes-St0r contains
letter from Frank James, addressed to Gov.
Crittenden, dated ST Louis, october lst and the
latter's reply. The letter from Frank James con.
tains proffer TO surrender He says that he Is
prompted TO this act through considerations for
his wife and children, and a desire 10 clear his
name from the shadow which has been cast upou
IL, ana through 10 upon the good name OF western
missouri. He denies authorship or any OF the let
ters threatening assassination IN retaliation for
the murder OF Jesse, and which have been attrib-
uted TO him. He says this letter is the result of q
determination formed during the past four
years OF industrious farm life which he
mas spent. He asks for amnesty Il
possible, and states that an answer
pendence, Mo- On receipt OF this letter Gov. Cris-
tenden replied that he would recommend that no
(James) present himself before the courts and
answer TO them as best becomes a man. James
accordingly appeared before the governor to-day,
accompanied by Mayor John n. Edwards OF Sc
daiia, as counsel, and formally surrendered him.
sell. He Will arrive at Kansas City tomorrow and
have hearing at Independence the county seat.
Gov Crittenden stated this was no time TO COR
slider the matter OF amnesty. III, after the verdict
or the court, the consideration OF the question OF
pardon seemed justlfiable he would consider 1t
WilliamspOrt Corporation Surprised.
WlILIAMsPoRT, PA, Oct 6.-The cases against
the mayor and councils OF Willamsport AMI the
corporation OF Wflliamsport, indicted for neglect
Ing the streets, was called In court this morning.
The corporation pleaded surprise, but a bench
warrant was issued against IL through the mayor.
continuance will be granted.
Declined the Nomination.
NAPERyIILE, I'LL, Oct 6-Judge ii. III. Cady han
declined the democratic nomination TO Congress
for the eighth district
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Many who have used Elys' Cream Balm as q remedy
for Catarrh, cold in the head etc, report that the
immediate results wonderfully beneficial. Many
cures of obstinate of Caarrh reported Chas
Stoddart Druggist 81 East Seneca street. Buffalo, M
ELYs' CREAM BALM COMPANY, Owego N. Y.
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EALL WEAR

WHITES ENGLISH. CE3GENT-A FRESH CAR.
w go-just landed from schooner. his celebrated
s. H +. HISCQEs
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kilograms to The Star.

A TRAIN WRECKED BY A MISPLACED SWITCH
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WANTS THE GOVERNMENT TO HELP HIM--A
queer character called at the Navy department
this morning, and represented himself to be Ma
JOr General Hancock OF the q. S. navy, and stated
that he was now In destitute circumstances, and
thought that the government owed hun something
and ought to help him.
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The Reported Split in the Comet.
OBSERVATIONS TAKEN HERE THAT DO NOT SUSTAIN
THE REPORT

THE REPORT.
Early this morning the atmosphere was so dense
with log and clouds that II impossible for the
observers at the naval observatory to see the
comet Prof. Frisbe was looking at the comet at
the same time Yesterday morning as the observer
at Nashville and Cincinnati who reported break
In the nucleus No such a phenomenon was
observed at the observatory here, and while they
do not deny that such break was seen, it IS con-
Sidered strange that it was not observed here
Other comets have been known to break I'm two
and there is nothing extraordinary In this clrcum-
stance. The only strange thing is why observers
so near together should make such totally differ
ent observations The position which Prot. Fris-
Die obtained yesterday morning was as follows -
The time being 5 hours 16 minutes and So seconds
ain; right ascension 10 hours 81 minutes So ga
seconds; declination 8 degrees as minutes q i
second south The nucleus had wdeLed out, and
had the appearance OF very narrow banI or
light. This Is the second position that has been
obtained, the first having been taken on the 18th
ult- In two or three weeks another Will be taken
and then IL Is thought that the orbit can be defi-
nltely determined. AT Harvard college an elliptic
orbit has been computed by MeSsrS. Chandler and
Wendell, giving period OF eight and a half years
STATE REPugLrcAN AssocIATIoNs-At meeting
Of the New Hampshire Republican Association
last night the following officers were elected: Hon.
jacob III. Ella, president; Thomas L. TuIlock vice
president; Geo. A. Bartlett, secretary; J. F. Par
ker, treasurer; L. A. Common, DIR. Thos E. Hatch
Capt A. b. Haywood, w. ii. Whitney and DR.. j. =.
Lewis, executive committee. THE New Jersey
Republican Association met last evening, Mr. Wal
cottLay the vice president, In the chair, and ar
rangementS were completed for the transportation
OF voters
THE POTOMAC ARCHERS-The Potomac Archery
Club hold their prize meeting at Columbia Heights
tomorrow, and archers from Baltimore and Sandy
Springs are expected to be present and compete.
The first match will be shot by the following la
dies: First team-Mrs w. A. Bartlett, Miss Lou
Brown, Miss Berta Freeland and Miss F. s. Morse;
second team-Miss Bena Ayers, Mrs z. ID. Butcher,
Miss Ada Conn and Miss Lottie Van Doren: third
team-Mfss Alice Burnside, Miss Lillian Burritt.
Miss H. NJ. Robinson and Miss Josie Van Doren
The second match Will be between the following
gentlemen: First team-M esSrS. w. A. Bartlett,
d. Randall; second team-MeSSrs. Gustav Ayers,
F. B. Brock, Andrew johnson, F. o. Maxson and
j. H. Whitaker; third team-MeSsrs. c. E. Barber,
F. P: Mclean, W. s. Minnix, j. +. Paret, w. Scott
and F. NJ. Tryon. These matches Will be followed
by flight shooting and contests between visiting
teams.
THE STAR ROUTE BRIBERY CAsBs-All the papers
In the possession OF the district attorney In the
the star route jury bribery cases sent to the
Attorney Generals of11ce to-day.
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THE LATE JUDGE JEwRLL-At the session OF the
court OF commissioners of Alabama claims yester-
day, Hon. j. A. j. Cresswell presented resolutions
one OF the former judges OF the court. EulOglstic
addresses were made by Mr.. F. w. Haskett, Judge
Wells and Judge French, and the court directed
that the resolutions be entered upon the records.
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THE JEANETTE INvESTIGATIoN.-The naval
board investigating the loss OF the Jeanette met
this morning and examined the log books which
were saved from that vessel The session lastei
but short time, and the board adjourned until
tomorrow.
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ra9a FURNISH INDUSTRIES. NOT ALMS.-BE
sSS neyo,ent citizens OF the District of Columbia
who approve Of the practical methods of the Associated
ng Fine and Plain Ladies and Gentlemens Underwear
brodery, Mending. Domestic Service, Washing by thu
hour or day, or any work woman can do, to the WO
MANS WORK DEPARTMENT Of Fifth Subdivision
Associated Charities 922 d street northwest. Ofio
open from a. M to PM $50 6m
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EXCHANGED BoNDs-The following is state
ment OF bonds exchanged into per cents OF the
loan OF 1882, from September 1st to October 5th,
lsS2:COntinued sixeS $13 231 $50; continued fives,
S246 20 $50. These exchanges Will result in an an
nuaI saving OF interest to the government OF
$l.29S,761,
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ACTING FIRST CoNTRoLLER-By designation OF
the President, Second Controller Upton, of the
Treasury department., is acting first controller.
Controller Lawrence, who is in Ohio, and the
serious illness OF Deputy First Controller Tarbel
who Is unable to sign official papers.
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ADJUTANT GENERAL DRUM was on duty at the
War department to-day.
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THE NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE COMMISSION Mr.
E. o. Graves, chief of the redemption division Of
the Treasury, has been designated as member OF
the commission to investigate the workings OF The
ler, appointment clerk. The commission win be
gin their sittingS in New York tomorrow.
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DRUMS NOT IN DEMAND.-A number of samples
OF snare drums were examined at the War depart
ment to-day for the purpose OF selecting one for
army use. Not more than ten drums are needed
at present
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ONLY ONE READY.-Only one department-the
Inter1Or-iS ready with its estimates Of apDropria
tiOnS for the ensuing fiscal year.
A DENIAL FROM THE MEXICAN MINIsTER.-Senor
Romero, the Mexican minister, denies the report
that he has rendered his resignation for the pur-
pose OF assuming charge OF the affairs OF the Mex
can Southern railroad. He says that he has
simply applied for short leave Of absence, which
he suppOse5 was the foundation for the report.
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HOWARD CARROLL, for many years one OF the
Washington correspondents OF the N. Y. Times,
is quite generally named to the republican state
committee as a candidate for CongreSSman-at-
large from the state OF New York, to fill the Va
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r1Sps THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE IN
G5S DIANA REPUBLICAN CLUB will be held Al
Tmms' Hall, northwe.t corner 7th and streets OF
SATURDAY EVENING, Z: 80 sharp.
WM. w. DUDLEY, President.