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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06

IL SALE.-In NOrwaE, COnn WltbIn lew inlutts WAX
OF of the borough. The place containing two
acres ;asteully laid in orchard ana garden aud
oommands 1ne view of Long Island Sound House iur-
with gas the place csriagehouse
STABLES de-. with abundance Of choicest fruit FOR sac
lat bargain. Apply to . -, , ,,,,,-,,
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

"a TUESDAY E,yESINe. April 10. Grani testinoaia,
concert for Miss MARION FOSTER the little musical
artist under the patronage Of the fol owing distinguished
gentlemen The Rev Dr Western the Rev, DIR. HoughJ0n
Dr. Lewis A. Sayre Dr.. A. b. Mott tho Hon Clares Foster
the Hon Thomas C. Acton, Dr. Ogden Dcremu, Joseph W.
Drexel and others Tickets be had Brentn0s
schubets and Ponds. Parqnet aud Laleony. reserved
~ b. Admission 81 Family Circle. 30 cents Further
Dari IN Sund
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AmussMents.
CADEMY OF MUSIC.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IN LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF THE OPERA.
This Evening (FRIDAYl April q. MosIrts Opera,
DON GIOVASNi.
Don otfavio slgnor Frspoll Don Giovanni siyncs
Leporeo S;gnor Corsin Donna Anna Nine.
Fursch Madf; Donna Elva, Mile. Doti AMI zerns, Mms
Adeli3a Patti
er first aud only appearance In this character this season
Director of Music Condic AhDIII.
Grand Matlnee Tomorrow SATURDAY. APRIL
,Only tine tuls season., Fl0tows opera MARTA.
Iionel0 Sgnor RayeI Plunketto. n. Dnrat Tristano
Aibani -
MONDAY. April 8. production Of Meyerbeers Opera
LErOIbE Do NORD. CateriDa Nine. ADELINA PATTI.
ALBANL
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A MAGNIFICENT outlook on brow of
IN Orange Mountain aad stable with or go
OF a gentle OF
taste with viss aleIceed aDI1 Ian of para
sprlng 11ntain air and to- WITH su1 nooks for
winter Address LAM ScAPS, Tribune Oaico.
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I'D ERKSHIRE HILLS-FOR SALE.-hand-
IELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOI

I'D some village residence mountain att active
stable henhouse; 10 acres; exc Lent Tor
permanent summer home. and only -. 300 . 40.
. GDODALE, West 23d-st
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Gountrp 1]rcnsrin for Sale ano 60 Get.

A BARGAIN.-COuntTy residence, 30 miles
N from New.York. Hudson River X Particulars AID
photog apis with W. d. ChAGIN, $50 Springst. ~ Y.
between 3 and y. M
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purify of It's air.
For fnrther particulars address
CLINTON OGlLVIE, Executor No. IS West 55th- ri

SEOR SALE or to LET, at Mountain Station
oaa 'aonirosel Ian oldfashonel house in perfect
cui ana Two acres Of land Eve from stations fifty
hralns daily terms very easy Apply 10 owner WILLIAM
tbiSfItAM. Is. Waslin gton- St., New. YORK.
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IEOR SALE-On Front-st.. Plointield- N L
large house "a rooms all improvements barn and car
rage house. giounas iO' Ny 900 ieo with stream
s. EDDY d sAYRr 1as p,oaa.a,
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5ilnalions Uanteo--females

AID PROTESTANT SERVANTS AGEN-
I'D CYGood servant irls German sweae Engshd
Al o male help eoored servants Al the AHu Ea.
PLOYMENT HOUSE. l3S 6th-lve. fourth mouse ABOVE
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CHAMBERMAID &c.-Bv a young woman
" do homework ohambeTwork; city country. ia
lTtI,a
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IAN ELEGANT COUN rRY-SEA on the llud-
N River for sale or tolls superb views very heathy
fine roads and except0nabe in espeeL
Address w. IL. DUNSING. 20 Nassan-st, city OF New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06

70" N'HIH8IOH sU' NoW' lUIb
tOh SALE to close an estate.-Fine modern
boo saence In hoseio NJ j. easy terms 100 feet 'front.'
-, ta,Y "nefn eOnvebiences: electric light la village
nu eKhiy trains daily taxes low; iorty minutes
j. c, WOODRUFF Elizabeth, n. Jor
[ Y. IL LANGDON. u WORTH Al Y.
National Republican., 1883-05-14
Music Dedicated 90 the Pope.

BALTIMORE, May 13.-some months ago
Prof. Asger Hamerik, director OF the Peabody
Conservatory of Music in this city, composed
a piece of sacred music, which he named
"The Christian Trilogy" and asked permis-
sion, through Archbishop Gibbons, to dedicate
it to his holiness the Pope, To the application
the archbishop has recently received the fol-
lowing letter;
Mosr VESRRATED AND REVEREND SIR: His hoi
ness does me the honor To charge me TO answer In
his name the letter from your grace with which
you present commendatory communication
from Mr. Asger Humerik. i am therefore happy
to suy to you Tint his holiness designs TO receive
with special and patornal good will, the sDntl.
ments of particular devotion which have been
offered 10 him by Mr., llamerik aud In order 10
give him proof Of his satsfaclion and oousidera-
ton for the good he proposes TO accomplish in
publishing The Christian Trilogy," OF which he
speaks in his letter. his holiness Is pleased to per-
nit that the work may appear printed with hs
august name May the Most High deign to send
from heaven the light and power of His grace for
the well being and salvation of the composer, who
has worked so long and with 30 much zeal for His
divine glory. His holiness charged me also to
transmit 10 your grace and TO all your archdiocese
the apostolic bonedlotion. Allow me again, most
reverend sir, to offer you my mos, respectful and
ueNoled homage. Il, MAGGIE,
Chamberlain To the pODo.
National Republican., 1883-05-14
A Sporting Dude From Washington.

PHILADELPHIA, May 13.--A iashionably
dressed young man, said to be the son of
wealthy parents and holding position
in one of the government departments
in Washington, has been In the city
for several days, and during his stay
has devoted most OF his time to the at
tempt to break SAMSON street faro bank. He
did not succeed Yesterday morning he was
taken into custody by Detectives Bond and
Donaghywhile attempting to pawn some loose
diamonds worth about $500 in pawnshop on
Ninth street above Arch. The detectives
suspected that the diamonds were stolen. The
young gentleman, who said his name was A.
National Republican., 1883-05-14
Suicide of Mr.. Nathan,s paugh,er.

Moss, the daughter of Mr.. Nathan, who was
mysteriously murdered in New York about
ten years ago, committed suicide yesterday
at her residence in this city. Her mind be-
came impaired some years ago, and she has
returning home each time when her health
had improved. The loss of her only child
was a shock from which she never fully recov-
cred, and recently she became habitually mel
ancholic. She took laudanum yesterday and
soon died. She was u niece Of the wife Of ex-
Judge Careozo of New York. She was about
45 years old, and in former years was we'll
known in society.
National Republican., 1883-05-14
Gurbisb 3ntbs.

NEW TURKISH HATH tDR BoYERsl
IN 1I7 @ street, opposite Riggs House. Large pool,
good ventilation. Ladies', Monday aud Friday. MOI
open sunday. Open from a m. III 10 y. mi satur'
Gp6 DIR H. L. BOVEE. Electrician.
VUNHE SHEDD BATHS, 9o3 n srnEEE NEAR
Il Ninth. we'll known as the Oldest and hest ~ tha
city 1his bath Is constructed with view 70 cOnYen'
fence. being the hrst floor Turkish, RuAslan SUI
phnr, and MerOural Baths given with skln and er'
perlenoe Manpnlator OF ten years experience at tns
establishment Single bath, sl for " lA,slO. Open
enndAy nom 4, ". " 1 y, m mr2tU
National Republican., 1883-05-14

T. Howard, was taken TO the central station,
whore he succeeded In convincing tho chief of
police that the diamonds were his. He ex-
planned that having lost all his ready money
"bucking the tiger" he had removed his dia-
monds from their settings and was attempt
ing 20 raise q stake so as to win his money
back when the detectives pounced on him.
Ha was re1aaead
National Republican., 1883-05-14
Bnsinrss Ghnnrts.

WILL SELL MY DRUG STORE AT WHAT
w twill inventory, owing 10 my continued IT.
health; Will take property In part payment, Il is
needless 70 make idle Inquiries, ns no notice win be
avenue. myl%A'
AZ ANTED-A YOUNG AND ENERGETIC
patents lands, penslons SC. Address NJ, Posloleo
loN Rn myll'Mt
7 LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
II \ on Time Deposits, United States Bonds bought
and sold AZ market rates. Collections made every.
nVlYAAlAAY0nna Ma2Su
National Republican., 1883-05-14

DUCKS charge everybody with being
"quack," and there are but few who are
exempt from the gosling accusation. DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup is certainly an exception
to the rule, as it is no doubt the greatest rem
edy offered to suffering people.
National Republican., 1883-05-14
PENcERIA,N ,BgSINEss GoLLEaE,

. NONNEN NINTH AND d HTNEETN
Day and evening sessions for the education Ot so1'
and daughters aud men and women for seli.suppOrI
aud real life, Branches tBu1ht HrPi The English
Language, business AIlthmetcl spengoran Prl'tl,
entry, business Practice, PHYSICAL and Vocal Cul'
lure P9lleal ECONOMY Commercial Law
bcholaTAhlp for year from dAtAo entrance day or
evening, 80, special terms by month or quarter or
ior year by inslallmentA College circular mailed on
HENRY C. SPENCER, Principal.
National Republican., 1883-05-14

TTSEFCL FEET
~ Are requisite to health and comfort, hance the
elle Oi tile world, far ana near visit
DIR WHITES ESTABLISHMENT
lll6 PennsylyRnla avenue, opposite WilRrds Hotel,
rnr the successful treatment Ut hnrd ana son COTiis
mlnions, Inverted nails vascular exurescences, and
other ailments Of the feet
Established In Washington, ID. q, In 1861,
Omce fee, u per visit for putting the feet In or
de5
National Republican., 1883-05-14
THE HAIR
THE HAIR.
uHE HAIR


An important branch of Dermatology ls the treat
ment aud management OF the Hair. A thick, vlgor-
Gus, luxuriant head Of hair Is one of the most dis
ungulshlng marks Of personal beauty. TO be regal
haired II the pride of man and the glory Of woman
and Is u personal ndOrnment appreciated by every
one Every lady AMI gentleman who has the least
regard for their DerSOla appearance shonld pay the
srCtest attention to the care, preservation manage
lnent, and treatment OF the hlT aud SCALP 80 Us 10
preserve It's youllfnlness and uXuTNnco As late III
life MS possible. No one should be bald or gray under
10 IL Is really surprising the number OF young men
who are becoming prematuroly bald.
rhinnCss falling, partial loss OF nuir ana badness
~ produced by many causes Some are hereditary,
Entlre families nh0 Their hair early In llei
others from illness, SOME Nom headache,
neuralgia mental energy, griei, care, &c. Many
ore lllO result ul scaly scalp ieter excessive dAn-
dru artificial heat produced by wearing ur or oher
unvenlllated hats and caps. (Guu never see man
bald below where his hat touches unless II Is bald
ness where the helr is completely de5troycd,l The
different forms Of badness derive Their names from
the parts affected thus;
Badness
1he above, and evely rash humOr eruption, blood
and skin disease hlpnsh, diSCOOrgOn, or dele0t Of
The complexion and har successfully treated by Dr.
So IL you wish fresh, pure clear, and beautiful
complexion, thick, heavy, vigorous, luNurlunt hair,
regular, uniform brows and lashes, son, white pretty
hands, consult nt once
7O8 Eleventh street nOTthN est.
Every Monday Tuesday, and Wednesday, q, m,
10 D. IN. sunday, DtO2
Both sexes treated, my2wfm
National Republican., 1883-05-14
THE EYEBROWS AND EYELAsHEs.
THE EYEBROWS AND EYELASIfS.
THE EY YEBROWS AND EYELASlIlcS,
THE EYEBROWS AND EMPHASIZES,

There Is more beauty In pair OF vigorous, regular
unlfrn and well'kept eyebrows, long dro0ping
curved and bewltching eyelashes, than people are
aware Of A very unattraotlye aye assumes new
beauty and greater influence when II looks from 1e.
meath long, well-developed, fascinating trlnges In
oriental countries these considered - be the most
distinguishing features Of personal beauty, and la
dyS lRAes are unatraCve " not long and dropping,
Our society ladies acknowledge these 10 be raro nd
lunct Of beauty by resortng 10 the use OF pencil and
brush to supply arlinCially this mclal adornment
which nature has failed TO supply to them In SUM
Cient quantity,
National Republican., 1883-05-14
aolantrn. .Sitnaiinns. ftmnI,.

MANIFESTATIONS by A SETTLED
eMs. % woman and a young one in a house one ass
waitinFi IN private family references given. a. O.,
Republican Oilice. myI.Gte
National Republican., 1883-05-14
Applyat
REruDLIoAN OFFICE

VF YOU WANT TO RuY. SELL, RENT. OR
il Trade CITY or Country Property. come and seethe
gIeat, bargains az lhe Re9l hsiate Exchange OF
Hotel corner Third street and PennsylvSnia avenue
northwest. mhleu
National Republican., 1883-05-14
COMPLEXION BLEMIsHEs.

Acme-PImples form on the cheek chin, and nose;
affects both sexes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; The pores or the fore
head cheeks, aud nose become tilled with whitese
baceous substance, capped with black specks, Is
often associated with an oily condition OF the skin
is exceedingly annoying, and affects both sexes.
Liver spOts-Are yelowlsh. brownish, dirty. mud
dy;looking spots on the forehead extending TO the
huir the cheeks, aud sometimes on the breast aud
hands. Liver spots are frequently associated with
general anlOwness of the face mostly Affects ladies
between the ages of % and 49,
Rodness OF the NoseThe nose becomes red and
flushed from the least exciting cause. exposure to
heat cold the OF alcoholic liquors aud wines
angerand forth. At times there Is great heat IN tho
nose. At first this redness disappears but finally II
becomes chronic The veins become enlarged, and
the sufferer IL Obliged to carry the sign of ntemper-
ance, whether he deserves 1t or not
Freckles, Wrinkles, Moth, Tan sunbuTn, sallow-
ness Coarse, Deep Pores Moles, Blrthmnrks are an
moving complexion olumishes and dlscOlorAtlOns,
hll OF which readily yield to proper Archaeological
National Republican., 1883-05-14
for SaIt--8ous,s.
Ia OR SALE
by
F. II SMITH q SON.
SIS SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
EoR SALE
IInrsEa-

HOUSES.
Large double three.story brick, 90 feet 'front.'
New Jersey avenue, near CAPITOL -,.,....... $4,000
Three-story brick and sido lot, NJ, between
Ninth and Tenth streets .......... 1000
house theWj, Street % norihwest n. gorner I9oOo
Two three.story and basement bricks adioin-
Convenient 6feesiory cottage and grounds,
Thrcesto % brick Is feet mont fronting park "'
Beaaif queen Anne ihreS-sOfy brick, ii '
Fine new three.storv brick corner house ThT.
Three new tbreestory bricks, thirteenth
street northwest, each 1000
TRreestoTy brick and stable. nearly new, T
Threestory brick o foomsJ, New Jersey av: wv
Threestory. brick, ! street. between -Four.
teenth nnd Fifteenth streets northwest ,..... 5000
Twostory and basement brick % rooms), 2iO
Threestory Srick corner house. GspIioi Hill @ @soSS
Two twostory bricks adjoining above, EACH. 2,i0O
Two.story brick corner house, z street north.
Eight handsome ihree.story bricks, new, Six.
Ten room corner house, twentieth street
TwosIory brick troom corner house SSS
Threestory aud basement brick, Eleventh
Three story bTek street @
1hreesiofy brick and side lot Tenth street ..
Four two-stofy bricks Sixteenth street and oV'
And numerous others in ali parts OF the city.
LOTS.
Fine lot fronting Iowa Circle, o by 80.
Lots OF Twelnh, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth
Sixteenth seventeenth, and Eighteenth streets north
west.
IIoR sALE-MoDERN, ATTRACTIVE, EIGHT
r room brick, 1919 Vermont avenue speculative
figure to immediate cash purchaser. Apply ON prem.
lses, myi2-3tN
U1oR SALE-A NEW BRICK STORE ON NJ
IL street northwest rented to good tenant for Ssi1
per annum price $1,000 net II per cent Investment
Apply TO 5l6 Twelfth street northwest, myl2@.
INoR SALE-COMFoRTABLE GROOM BRICK
IL. houses. with bath and cellar; all modern con.
venlences located In the northwesern part OF city,
one square from cars si5OO. Y. w. MILLER, hl3
seventh street northwest. tnyll-Nt
INOR SALE-THE BLOCK or NEW HOUSES
~ on Fifteenth street northwest; three story brlcki
Nos 1870 TO 1883 y. w MILLER, 5i3 seventh street
northwest myil.S*
I1oR SALE-A CoHY COTTAGE, ROOMS.
IL cellar; good repair; water gas; double or single
lot; FRUIT 6C Will exchange for eligible lot Inquire
at 326 street sontheast, my1l.dt
EoR sALE-FRAME HOUSE, 9 ROOMS, BAY
~ window. brick basement barn. &C.; terms easy.
NO. % ID street northeast. Inquire at 81 mys.9tt
LNoR SALE-A BARGAIH-HoUsE No. 52s
II Fourth street southeast, rooms; lot 30 by los;
stable In rear: cheap lor cash at present yielding
rental Of over per cent on 1900; make me an Offer
Foh SAIl--
WE HAVE HOUSES FOR SALE AT A BAR.
GAIN IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY.
WE WILL OFFER FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
SIX LOTS ON CoRCoRAN STREET CHEAP
II SOLD AT ONCE
BISHOP HILL.
Insurance and Real Estate Agents.
1908 Fstreet northwest
National Republican., 1883-05-14
E. 4. RIMBALL
GSptaiional.

IToWE'S hook KEEP NG-M oNTHS OF
i L study saved viii penmansnlp 6c. ,i9 monthly
separate lhd'"s department q, w, HOWE, Sl7 sCN.
nth erect n!y0.lmt
1910 AND 1914 FOURfEENTH STREET
i - l. - near FourteenthS street Circle Norwood
Institute. Select school for ladies' a few holrdofS
received. Address MIR OR NJ RS, WIN, ID. CABELl-
National Republican., 1883-05-14
@rrsonal.

OS TO 80 CENTS PER POUND FOR NEW
- ID Sweet Butter at Lanes Butter Stands, Ninth
street wing Center Market, also N. l.. Market,
National Republican., 1883-05-14
SOarOing.

Soar0in0.
DOARDING-AtEAI4s SERVED TO RESI-.
ID denCes persons desiring meals Will please call
on or address CATERER, lI22 X street northwest
myl2.3%
INRoNT ROOM FOR RENT-AT 725 EIGH
II teenth street, opposite tho PARK, and most con-
venlent to cars aud the depnrtmentsi table board.
myll0r
NOR RENT-A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS,
IL with board, ut the CUTLER HOUSE, ~! Third
street northwest. myil.Sts
TTIREMONT HOUSE.
CHANGE OF PROPRTErORS
Flrsolass table, politeand attentive wants Very
desirable s!tnetion for families Rates, $3.50 and q
per day VS. $50, SIS, and Oper month.
del Il. w DENISON, Proprietor.
National Republican., 1883-05-14
@lautto- --4tIu---Ftmule.

VUANTED-A WHITE WOMAN no COOK,
w wash and iron must bo competent 10 do all
kinds Of cooking. Apply TO 9l3 New York avenue.
National Republican., 1883-05-14

DITAIAN'S SYSTEM OF sHORTIIAN ID
Il taught, privately or In classes dny or evening;
terms, $3.50 per month. AddrAsS REPORTER, lie.
publican Oillce. myl28tF
National Republican., 1883-05-14
for Rtnt. fnrnishtN Ynnms.

111R N STREET NoRTBw EsT--Two
l. II - nicely furnished rooms; pleasant for
summer location, and every egress to the cars,
National Republican., 1883-05-14

IDIANoS MOVED AND PACKED by CARE
II ful wOrRmen ht moderate prices. JOHN i.
ELLIS a. CO., OS7 Pennsylvania avenue near Tenth
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-11-07
Retiring Pres'dt. Of the Society.

Ill he Farmer and Mechanic has an
editorial showing that Governor Vance
is entitled to a great deal of the credit
progress in the State. 1t makes good
its position in some particulars certainly.
Vance has great popularity and a great
deal OF ability. The people understand
Vance, and like him. They are begin
uing to understand more Of some other
politicians and it will be seen what they
think of them. w Wilmington Star.
Our remarks were not designed to
Puff Gov. Vance nor to decry Gov.
Jarvis. The thought which we had in
mind was simple disgust at the toadying
OF certain Observation-Disclosures who
lombard the press with communications
b%e-slobbering every man i'll high office,
particularly the Governor, because he
can drop them a slice off the official loaf
now and then. These fellows said that
Holden was the greatest Governor.
And then Tod Caldwell was the
greatest.
And then Brogden was the greatest.
And Their Jonathan Worth was the
greatest.
Aud then Vance was the greatest.
And then Jarvis vas bigger still.
And next year-,will top EN- all!
Now it is probable hat some excel
lent features could be named in the Adj
minlstratlOn OF every Governor. There
are many things III Gov. Jarvis course
which called forth our decided censure
at the time, and which the progress of
events makes more and more evident
were deserving OF condemnation-iiat-
footed.
Per contra there are some things of
which he has reason to feel proud and
one OF these is the fac that he remains
poor, notwithstanding his railroad OPP
Portunities. The same is true OF Gov.
Vance. Northern Senators and Gov
ernors get rich.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-11-07
Daily OLserrer The cot

daily Observer: The cotton gin
and 10, 900 pounds of cotton belonging 10
Mrs. j. j. Gilman, three miles from
sanford, were burned Saturday night
- Sunday night a negro man aud
woman who live near Sanford left their
house and went to church a mile or more
away. When they returned they found
the house a bed of Goals, all having been
burned down. In the house had been
left three children, the eldest a girl fiji
teen years of age. All these were bur
ned to death. only their bones being
found by the horrlfed parents.
....Charles +. Kuhn committed sui
eide by cutting his throat at "A hotel in
Front Royal, Va. He vas to have
been married the next morning to Miss
Ida +. Pritchard, and ali the arrange
ments had been made, even TO the
taking out of the license. He had been
on a visit to his home, in Mooretield,
w. Va. where he expected to get some
money, but returned disappointed. In
his pocket Was found only $3.50, and it
is supposed that modification at his fail
ure to get money necessary to pay the
expenses of his marriage and bridal
OF to Atlanta. Ga. unbalanced his
mind. He was sober and Industrious
and a fine workman, and had never Civ
en- any signs of mental alteration. The
young lady Is feared will loose her mind.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-11-07
The INSTRUMENTATION and But
Ter Beaten.

Our readers will remember that the
State elections yesterday were largely
based upon local and personal issues. In
some cases the distinction OF Democrat
and Republican was obscured by such
questions as '.Butlerism," "Mahon-
ISM" prohibition" etc. But the re-
suit seems to have killed off some OF the
elements OF distraction. Good thing !.
Our election news is limited To the
kilograms of the Daily Neus md Obser-
ger This Wednesday morning. From
the kilograms it appears that Butler Is
b.llen IN sachusetts by several
thousand votes the Republicans clam
a, high as 10000.
Malone Is beaten in Virginia by srv-
eral thousand and the Democrats nave
both houses of the Legislature. ABB
bot. Dem carries New Jersey; and
Mel ane. Dem. carries Maryland. The
Republicans claim New York, and the
returns look favorable to them; but the
city gives nearly $4,000 democratic ma
iority, aud it is likely the State will 90
The same way by a small figure. The
up-shot of it all is Republican States
went Republican; Democratic States
went Democratic; and Doubtful States
remain doubtful thus leaving the en-
tire field in fine condition for an excl
iny race next year.