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The Evening critic., 1883-05-21

Some time ago the Critic overheard Prosi-
dent Arthur singing, in one of the White
House parlors, the popular air, "Wait
Until the Clouds Roll By" He sang in q
rich baritone voice, and was accompanied
ON the piano by Miss Nellie Arthur. The
Presidential concert was graphically de-
scribed in this paper and copied into large
number of journals including several in
England. The President t. vocalist The
fact remains undisputed, and the Critic
will offer another evidence of that truth
which has just come to light:
While in st. Augustine, Fla, on his re-
cent trip through the land of ofalligators aud
flowers the President, in company with
Secretary Chandler, attended divine worship
ono Sunday morning at colored church in
that quaint old town. When the deacons
became aware of the fact that such distin-
euished people were going to attend their
church the front row of seats were cleared
in anticipation, and soon afterward the
President, accompanied by Chandler, ap-
peared at the door, and two grave aud specta-
cled old deacons led them to the reserved
pews. The minister threw all of his avail
able eloquence and earnestness into the
prayer which opened the service, and after
ward arose and announced dat dis congre-
gashun will jine in singn' de gud ole
hymn, Bring forth dat ryal diadem.'"
The congregation arose, led by the Pres
idential visitors, and the grey-topped
preacher, after neryously adjusting his
spectacles, repeated from the hymn-book in
a clear voices
"Brirg forth dat royal diadem
And crown Him Lord of ALL
Each couplet was repeated by the divine
and then sang by the congregation until
the entire hymn had been completed, and
those who were present declare that Presi-
dent Arthur's rich baritone voice was heard
above all the congregation, ringing out the
inspiring words of "Dat gud ole hymn"
This is vouched for by agentleman who ac-
companied the party, and only serves to
verify The Critics previous statement
that the President has rich voice and is a
good vocalist.
Whatever the other Presidents of this
country were noted for, President Arthur
will certainly go down the "misty corridors
OF time" singing snatches of song and
hymn while the pages of history will re-.
cord him as a President aud baritone of
no mean repute.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-21
rye LANAHAN d HoRAN,
'~ successors to

Horseshoers. e23 q st. n. W. First-ciass work n
specially. All lameness In the feet, such as corns
crease In the heels. quitors, ETC.. will be treated
carefully and properly. APPS
The Evening critic., 1883-05-21

nGxpa ON THE INsTALLMENT PLAN.-FUR-
niture, earpeting aud general house fur.
nlshing goods. Cheap rents, small expense and
good business make cheap goods, and the pur-
chaser gets the benefit. One-third cash. balance
Installment House. 4l3 New Jersey avenue n. w.
Call and be convinced. apr2G-g
The Evening critic., 1883-05-21
Monday. May 2s-THE BARRETT CLUB,
In David Garrick and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter White.

SPECIAL NoTiCE.--Any persons holding
bills against the National Theatre will please
presf mt them on or before Saturday, May 90.
The Evening critic., 1883-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES..


er-zn OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
R&S DISTRICT OF fCOLUMBIA,
WAsHINGToN, May IA, 1888.
Ordcrtd-That so much of the order OF July IL,
1870, as fixes the hours during which pavement or
street washers or hand-hose may be used Is here
by revoked, and hereafter the use of water for
these purposes will be permitted between the
hours Of and n. m. and and 10 p. m;, and at no
other time. under the penalties prescribed In the
penal clause of said order. Official COPY. By
order. WILLIAM TINDALL.
1t secretary.
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MADE A NEW MAN OF HIM.

"Yes," said a gentleman when talking TO an
ACQUAINTANCE recently abont subject that was
Of great importance to HIM II was troubled
for long time with combination OF disorders
that threatened 70 prove serious, but by lucky
stroke / procured a medicine that commenced
OF the root of the disease, and to-day am as
well as any man you can find In this shop"
The above conversation took place recently
between Mr. GsoRGV KsPG. n machinist en-
ploy, by Messrs. Cooper & Jones, at IFS Ridge
avenue, PHILADELPHIA, Pa and a casral friend.
Coaunuin, Mr.. X. said: MY disease
started when W. S gu lie yptngl'd by having
weak Al ueys. a. BIC .Ins ulJur ! usd b.
drins a coed deal o; lager a.; i!is, IN II nc,
ouud Oh MT agree with n .. 1t having II ter
dency to make my compact wor.e
'.As my uuu5'e brsan to increase loked
about for cufe l app'i"1 o two fiiertit
physicians they b,ta ueiing in t-ll'pg me the
SAM IN ng, hat my kiinrys s"rs niicc'e 10 an
alarming d,g'ec. Each IN turl prescribe for
me withpu giving INV N ,te'isl All Fl'dtt g.
IL lever hope - sst any b't'eT. ! musI los
els .whrte COR means Of dauvsr4l ., Ip'niI-
outing tnDruugfiy f,u;id Al article. Hanrs
remedy, that wa, mush sought after ana exc
tens velg usej. ] pricrrrd a bottle Of drus-
rist "a cur ntighbGhood. Mr. Irouen, 672 n.
10th sire t. and began using It. Finding 1t wa
dong me good almost from the first dose. con.
tinued its use, and N trou5iss beg an 70 dissp'
pear.
IRIS now six weeks since / began using IL
In that time have used jus, ak bottles, and
solemnly proc'sim. I feel Ike new man Ny
back is more solid than the trade dollar" sp.
petite r. good in fact am better every way.
Previous to the use Of this medicine, wher
URN atinr. suffered son evhst from prickly
scalding burning senfation. am happy 10 say
I am nd Of all this and msch better than In
years past. can recommend Huuts Remedy
as a truly COED medicine and one that should
be ia stery household"
Mt. JoEL NAM. Of New Haver, Conn.,,
writes June IS, 1855 I have been confined for
ten or eleven m5uths with painful diseases and
attribute my relief from pain 70 the use Of
Hunts Remedy. Afisr using enc bottle, was
relieved OF long con iHsei pain in my bach
and hips my digestion was much improved and
ny strength returned. and I cbeeriully recon-
mend Hunts Remedy 70 AL ths afflicted
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LUCKY STARS.

No. 3,s54 Draws the $50, OOO-Read what
the Louisville COurier-JOnrnal OF October
2Gth has to say About the Berry College
Lottery Drawing.
The second drawing Henry College Lot
terry took place Thursday, October 20, la
Masonic Temple; some 500 persons were
there. Judge w. B. Hoke, county judge,
P. G. M. Mason at the head of X. of T. and
K. of H. of the U. s., and VIM. II. Meffert,
P. G. NJ. Mason of Grand Lodge of Ky, as.
sisted by Major Womack; the mayor OF
Louisville's private secretary, had charge.
In full view OF the audience where the two
wheels and long table upon which were
the 100000 numbers, Judge Hoke stated
everything was fair and called upon the
audience to appoint committee to come
upon the stage and satisfy themselves. The
following gentlemen responded. b.
Geoghehan, of New Albany, Ind: L. +.
Bowman, Dometsville, O.; John B. Davies,
A. A. Glass. P. w. Mead and r. &. Pur-
year, OF Louisville, Ky. The Judge re-
ue.ted the audience to call out what mum .
her thew chose, and see the tag with the
mum Der on placed in the wheel. This priv
ilege many availed themselves OF. The
Judge, after all were satisfied, piaced the
numb ers which had not been called
in the big wheel and the prizes
in the little wheel: When any numo De
drawing large prize was announced the
spectators applauded, but when No. 1924
was called, and the $50 900 prize drawn to
its number, the audience shook the hall
with their enthusiasm. After the drawing
our reporter repaired to the magnificent
offices OF the company, 5O7 Third street. an
inspection of their books show Fred Erby,
70 South Clark street, Chicago. illinois,
had No. 1884, drawing the $50, 600 prize
No. 70, 92S whole ticket, drawing the $40 =
600 prize, was sold to Charles w. smith,
n sddam, Connecticut, who sent 81 to j.
Douglas for ticket. James q. Newman,
or Summit Point. West Virginia, has ticket
No. 81, 800, and is $1,000 richer; Henry
Lam bkin, of Lima, Ohio, had No. 81, 1872,
and won 81 900; T. Salzman, OF 60 Jefferson
street, Baltimore, Mary land, No. 4S5,
al COO prize; w. s. Glore. OF Louisville, sold
ticket 20 $40, which drew 81, 900; Joseph w:
Raw. of New York City, sold Nos. ~, 63S
and 76, 929. So. 500 each; Q. Ballard, WASH
ington, d. c., sold ticket 81 1914, $4,000
prize. The president stated they would
have a grand Thanksgiving Drawing
Thursday, November 18th, Capital prizes OF
900 $4,000, 5000; 1857 prizes
amouuting TO S110. 400. Tickets only, "
each; Halves, ST.. Address j. j. Douglas
Louisville Kentucky.
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Mississippi.

Jackson, Nov. There was no oppos.-
ion 20 the regular democratic ticket except
n few counties. where the republicans
and democrats com bintd as fusion ticket
against the independents. There is no
uoubt Of the success Of the regular demo-
cratic and fusion tickets.
The election In this county passed of
without any disturbance. The fusionists
carry Kinds and Madison counties by q
large majority.
The only disturbances in the state as far ss
heard from was in Cassiah county, where
Wheeler killed Matthews, who went 70 the
polls with a pistol in his hand. He re-
ceived twenty-four buck-shot IN the face
There is intense excitement at Hazlehurst
the county-seat of Cassiah county. The
governor ordered the Capitol Guards &c
that point.
Latest returns show no change. except Ia
/ Pamela county, where the fusion ticket
was defeated by a small majority. Adams
Kinds, Madison and Monroe counties give
good fusion majorities. The regular demo
era !, ticket had q opposition elsewhere
hencs the legislature - as usual. largely
democratic. Excitement IN Copiab county
has subsidized, no further trouble is aniici
pated.
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Virginia.


PETERSBURG, Nov. There was dis
turbance last night a: Wakefield after the
polls closed, several shots were exchanged.
X. White, q prominent democrat, was
shot fatally, No arrests made, cause, pol
itics.
Later information mas been received con-
corning the disturbance at Wakefield, and
shows that it is more serious than was at
first reported. In addition To White. who
was shot, it is thought that w. II, Harris,
proprietor Of a hotel at Wakefield, has
been killed in the same disturbance.
Morris, against some Ill feeling
attempted to leave ave- n The crowd S"i
since been learned of his Whereabouts. IL
Is supposed that after being killed. the
body was concealed. While the distur-
bal &c was at its height, police assistance
was telegraphed from the Waverly place.
The crowd subsequently became quiet. A
large posse OF men have been searching for
Morris. but from last accounts nothing
was learned concerning him.
AT sTAUHTOE.
SrAUkToE, Nov. 1.-Two negroes were
shot YESTERDAY, one dangerously, by q
white named Cogham. Ii caused intense
excitement Tor time and Crogham was ar
rested; drunkenness and poliucs the cause
AT RIcHMoED.
RICHMOND, Nov7.-fhe democrats gain
ole member otthe house delegates In each
OF tho following counties, Chariot, Culpep-
per, Fairfax, Flurana, Franklin, Henry,
Nontgomery, Norfolk, Wythe. Prince Ann
and one in Craig and Roanoke, one IN
Green and Madison, one IN Smythe and
Bland. two In Chesterfield and POwhattsn,
two IN Rock bridge and two In Washington.
This with the loss Ct one member In Caro-
lima, makes the. net democratic gain
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TO DISCOURAGE FRAUD.

The war of the department OF justice on
the army of pension attorneys WILL when
IL comes to a successful end, develop much
rascality, involving collision between law
vars here and their clients and lawyers IN
every state ard territory. The fraudulent
svstem, though mostly originated here has
been seconded by impostors over the coIa'
try. The unearthnG Of frauds. lift isvigor'
ous!y pushed, as ATTORNEY CoRKHILL prom
ises. will disclose names OF many persons
drawn into the scheme perhaps unwittingly
at first but afterwards, as the cases al
vanoed, with full consent. 1t remain &c
he seen, it should be said, whether the
statutes have been strained to make Out
cases for pensions where no merit Oh
grounds existed, or whether under an intel
ljcent construction Of the law, the oppor
tunity was Intentionally made to open The
way for promiscuous granting oil pensions
In any view of the matter IL is certain Il
will be food for political capita
with those who oppose the pro
ularizing Of the government by doing ou
benefits in a way that has encouraged
fraud. 1t isnot war on just beneficiariei
of a nations care Of its brave subjects anc
their families. but check to a powerful
an growing ring.
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totq south NJ The ioftysisih parallel voted
Yesterday 90 ihe failiigrtl0h NJ Tie cor.
September, The proposition Il 10 present
10 oOnguss this winter ana AK iOf TIE nd'
mission ofthe south halt of DskOto, whloh
contains 800 100 people.
There Delbg no eenera election In the
territory, n llRht vote was ROLLED, Tile
governor aud his followers we're lnaugu'
rated. The vigorous war against he con.
ntituiion about n month ago WIS Kept up
until the last few days.
Returns como In slowly. Incomplete
figures show 10 OF A. counties give the con-
btitutiOn 1000 majority.
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MR. Dlox BoucrcAULr i, scoring splendid
successes in Chicago in the shaushraun'
he seems to possess the tabled elixir OF lie
tha5 keeps him Young. Time has been
acre impartial to him than to Others ana
At his time OF Life half dozen years makes
2 great difference, and yet he comes oacK
10 Us after an absence Of nearly that term
~ Joyous, g. brilliant and as spIight'y as
ever In his life before. We are told that IL
is very we'll sometimes to admonish actors
that thers is such thing as tagging super
duous in.ths way Of newer energy, shutting
from the view youthful endeavor that may
have behind it vivifying influence to lie
sure success; but there can be no applica-
Gou Of this squsemish plant to the case oil
Mr.. BouucAulT, who is to-day the very
orince Of Irish comedians, standing In the
way Of none because so much above OIL
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OMAHA, Nov. I'LL IL estimated that
Reese, republican, elected supreme judge
by 10 600 Majority. ever Savage, democrat
and auti-moBOpOly, this IL q somewhat re-
duced msjOrity and II IL cialsned that II
will be further decreased By additional re-
turns.
IrEcoIE. NEBRAsKA, Nov. AT Lin :
coin the returns tonight show Republican
aims IN almost every county. 90 the state
ticket Reese, republican, was elecied su-
preme JndRe By 1000 mslorityi Brady,
Democrat, elected in the first Judicial dis
BY so mfi0rity.
Three other districts not heard nom, but
supposed 10 Be In doubt
The Republicans elect seven judges Very
lev counties elect straight republicaa tick
eis and many are miKed- Some give repuo-
Iican rnsiorifies 90 the state and eleci
oupo.ifion county officers. Generally al
slsrBsuts are united In opposition % ne
republicans.
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THE number Of newspapers and maya
zines published in the United States and
dominion OF Canada has reached the
enormous figure of 1928. or an increase
of. il5 over the number Of last year. AL
though the population Of the United States
is only twelve times larger than that ol
Canada. the Americans publish nearly
twenty times more newspapers and peri
odicals than Canadians. The total IN the
Uui,ed States is 12,6O7, and in the Domin.
"a, CSC. These publications are classified
=, follows: Dailies, 1.257. tri-weeklies, 20
semi.veeKlies. 1872; Sundays. 100; veeklies,
10 oss; bi-monthlies, H. These statistics
indicate q general increase in publications
for the past throughout the whole country
e.pscially among the weeklies.
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RAILROADS.

Locomotives offhe Mexican Central
-.ifr,ad will reach Zacstecas nert year.
Pour years ago the railway Mileage m
the twelve southern states vas II 90. IL ~
The railroad brides ct Euevo L.redo
hat a sbort time SEQ va caffied o. y
hirh vster has been replaced ~ ueE ore
II 10 said tbst the nes roed N conpsn pls-
~ interest n rsilrosd circles
Mr.. W. n Herper. former loc.l fre-Ent
.-.-f n fhe Terss A Pacific rad In Neu
O-Ierus. has rccrrte1 tte re-frll agencJ
81 80 soufbern Psci6c road 81 Galveston
ne Eve western roads LIST vsek hrDuRnf
40 iasLIEnnp5i.s 81 lo-1E- cE-t Ao- ~
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nTHr Cifcl % Ideal Opera troupe had a
f1cEis1s time Of Il. We learn that with
f--fv-,rrsu q smbsrs now left to them they
AZ. srrrnp home with trailing colors,
t-.tr1 iancss, and in disordered array
.rrrr f,ur u 1nths unsuccessful battling
-... ttr r.1-'v cultivated musical tasts Of
49, --tris-e dsniseus Of the Wild west.
To asrrsuy is not, however. disorgan-
i-.-r Tfs iorrgoing is an extract clipped
o. tts ri.foseo Press. The real trouble
- trs "a cseo Idesl troupe was that
fs-r uers ~ cient in musical abilities re-
o. ,-i--H az q cuitivs'ed taste OF our peo-
NJ. Ttrvrlta wrong estimate upon the
ruIt--s a. their proposed audiences
4, ttis section. They thought
:, r-F Il the rule that We
~--ls a. rrf1usiss.ic ever third or fo1Tfh
o. n -.Hr1tg da.iis q -seoTcrf1 Inst
So. ga fis higtsst 81 M
aslis rfra ~ eEacting in iter
.-.-N<s =. sga- Ees Orleans or Chi
- ,.sieposs. Il might ~ vel first &c
-. :. tnorn 70 Mos sxpsctIng 70 visit us
:. sse-s-.l.r.. orr.nlEstiOns in the line Of
al. s-.uss. o. The opsrstie, that hey
- !, ,-.upsa sod scrutiuizsd Eiih ne
-. a tuss criticism b. ssaitOrs Who
-. -,,-~ss1ly zen The higbsst srosiis1-
- a.. Aid efies q thiscountry s1d q
F-----. Tsrns, ard Dnlas- tlons' VI
suv-i~ thsn-
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nSlsslssInnI E.eotIon.

JACKSON MISS. Nov. Sc ection return
from nearly all show the joint legislation
stand, 1870 democrats, 20 repuli
cans and independents. The democrats
elected II ont Of II district attorneys.
The disturbance in Copiah county is the
anly one reported in the state on election
HaN
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ELECTIONS.
virginia Il ection.

crease the democratic gains. Re
ports from all but two district!
give the democrats % senators,
coslition;pis 10, though the returns from
both districts are not fully
reported, but show heavy democratic
gains. which, if continued 1T points not
heard from, will give one or both houses to
the democrats. The democrats so far bave
secured 60 members, coalitionists S3 Of
the 4 remaining delegates the democrats
have oneoertain, which makes the majorityir
the house q. On joint ballot will not be les;
than IS. The popular majority in the state
will likely reach 10000.
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Bosrus. Eov 7.-Thh thirssn towns "a
her ron Robinson has 1ss.zs. Butls'
lfsEZL Tbs sEscutivs cDuncl - rye -
rusIicsrs ara trodemsc-nis. ore ocrbtfr-
Tts sennts II twenty-five reruclicans arc
sleren dsuoc-nts. 81 a. hsar frpr- he
hruse has IL rsru nlicare ar1 elzntT IRE
Srrrc-nts frrf v-crs - henr Ion
1bs r-r15licz1s hrTt - zen5erf :, ~
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No better selection could be made for a
compromiee candidate for the democratic
speakership than SUHsET Cox. "A spieudlc
parliamentaran, brilliant and sstute de-
batter, an experienced legislator, Lifelong
democrat, and the representative of pow
erful state opposed in its progressiveness to
high protective tariffs, no better selection
o,uld possibly be made.
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Tng enofnou, dtm1ort.o ..a'an. '''
handsome majody BOO Nn'. boo
Tuesday election, seill5s ..' poor .'... 20
MAuosE sud pu's him u"..f ... .....
dsises. Every dol mus hove n's day
MAHoyr hts had his.
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I.rr-1Lr, Nov. s.-Refurns from three
forrtbs Of ne cgunfies IN the ststs and VI
ofHrial er.iuates from the renain
ar inficsfs tie elecfion 81 Reese
ioF supreme judrs ~ so msiority; B1srt
q r-geufs. elected ~ 5ig0
Crrufr-n neuocrnt. electee tudri
of ne seventh d1strict he othsrs. creep
B-o.fr. IN ne frst. are repuslicans- N,
rsprblicsrs gan Cver ne last electior
brn-ly ~ 90. tsEinF ne vote ior 1uoFs e
q bass
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Pennsylvnuia.
AT PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Incomplete re-.
turns from 6i out OF O. counties gives
Nile. republican. for auditor, majnrty OF
Is 4i3 The remaining counties will in-
crease the republican, majority TO 1900.
At HAEEfsBUEG,
HARRr BURG, Nov 7.-Oilicial reports and
corrected estimates received from uum-
her II counties make no material change.
Niles hos IS 1873 ana Livesey 1870 major
ity. Official returns from all counties Will
not be in for several days.
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Galveston Notes

GAIvEsros, Nov. . Pres 1.-The steam
shin Hsrrfs of the Morgan line, was due
here today from Morgan City. but vas de-
lived By getting aground in the cut TBS
sids Of Morgan City. Among her cargo ior
this port are l. 90 barrels Of sugar.
The I.orrnette club. which wAs 30 sue
csssful in the early part Of the season, ano
which won the championship OF soutnern
Ts-ss h being re- organized for the coming
seas0n. Most Of the old mem bsrs vii be
--1sfras I'D q hrBt-ciass pitcher and
...s.Er- 600 I'D
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Now York Election.

ALBANY, Nov. S.-ihe Evening Journal
says that returns increase Carr's majority
to over 10 O0O That there is little doubt OF
the election of democrats to the remaining
offices by majorities from 10 900 to l4,0OO:
The assembly stands 76 republicans and
*
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I4vcour. liz. Esv. p.-Ths testirno-
nv for the defense 20 TIE Fora Burns trle
Va rested this morning, aiter protlns -
= M fo- Csrpeutsr on tne night presiding
- e-rssf. sud Tins contrsdicttnE The SOY
80 ~ rue Of The DESERVES. Ihs staie
tben tersn 70 submit TESTIMONY IN rsbuti-
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The celebrated Vegetable compound for
females. which, within . isg years, has
msde the name Of Mrs. LYDIA =. finkhsm
known in every part Of the civilized word,
relieves suffering by The safe ana surs
,ostbod IN eouaiizing the vital forces and
thus regulating the organic functions. IL u
onlv by such . method that disease IL ever
arrested ana removed.
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Connecticut.
AT HARTFORD.

HARTFORD, Nov. 7.-Comp'ete returns
give senate, republican, 16; democrats. 8;
house, republican, 1855; democrats, SO. One
Ia
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UrE1uAIrp.
DIR d. AlsIsnoer. FauDete1urKh, Pa.
..vs, II tbfuf Horsfords Acid Phosphate
h not eoualled IN any other prepsrntion Of
r,hosrhorus."
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As the captured Confederate flags that
nav, Bcgetofore been on exhibition in the
Wsshir ION war department, are to be
Withdrawn from display, why may they
not 1a returned to the states from which
they wgat or to the emnan;s of organiza
lions which bore them? Can any purpose
Of ys,r5tism or national harmony be am
sr4-.d Nv retaining themi
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Ii COS great deal to run the city Of
New YORK.. For 1884 the estimates are TO-
80. .. o.. J73, 1857, SO, from WATCH must be
deducted the estimated revenue OF the gen.
era, fund no. otherwise specially men
toned. which aggregates So 900 GOO, making
the provisional estimate $3i ,373, ISL 80. The
amount asked for by the various depart
ments was sS5, 25s, s76 SO. The net increas
aver 1888 aggregates $l,7i6. 01407.