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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-01-25
StuS Der IL. 0Sarc.

9luf 8etreiben bon Srau Sarriet
8enter purbe pOrissn Oiittpo6 Srau
s. SUB Dor Glib. 8bsler sebra9t unt
unter 5000 Siirsidaft seitsllt, um 5riss
ben su baItsn. Die SetbeiIisisn mob.
nen in einem Sauie al Yittston 9lpenuC
unb 6ruu SUB ioQ bic Spr6bIinse Der
6rau Senter Su peri6ieoensn 3eiten be.
lditl9t baben.
Serr 8uboIf S6dfsr sIitt am Gpnns
tag glbeno gs9en 7 llbr nabs Der @obns
ung pcS Srn. SeIIersbeimer auf bem
Gife aus unb tbat einen 10 unsIisfIiden
SAL, baB sr 6aS re6ts 8sin obcrbaIb
bem 6ubseIenfe brad.
Serr Seinrid Saas, Elm iunser
Wann, Der erit felt etipa einsm Sabre
berbeiratbet 1T, Iicst i6on msbrere
Mpnate sefdbrIi6 srtrantt SarnieSer.
Der WasfenbaQ Der scranton S6n.
eerrunbe ipiro fommenSen Wlpntag
9ljenS in Der Goncorbia Saue itattiinben
unb penn ss unS aud ni6t SsrsBnnt
mar, binter Die GouIiiIen ;u i6auen, TO
Blluben mir bod allen 9eIu6ern einen
ursemitbIi6en 9lbenb psripre6en Su
tbnnsn. 8er oIio bic iroii6sn Sorsen
auf Gin paar Stunben abi9dtteln
unb in baS &si6 ber Rarrs
belt eintrstsn ipil, pirb sur Reue feline
@cranIuluns baben.
SurS Dor Der Spdtiabrsipabl ipurbe
Der WabIplab beS ;ipeiten Diitriftes
unierer Waro na9 Der @irtbi6aft bon
9eter &obIins perleet, oa Serr Gbas.
&iefer bsnielben nitt mebr an Isinem
Sauie ipiini6te. 8isls 8iirser iparen
bamit niht einperitanoen, inNem iie bes
bdupten, er 9ebbre mebr mad benz Wiits
teIpunfte Ses 9iItrittes. glm WOntag
er6rterte bas 9eridt eine Sabin sieIenoe
9etition unb perfiiste, pab bic Sireer
AM 20. 6ebruar cine g8abl abbaIten
unb beitimmen ipam, Oh Der Stimms
plaB am ieBiseu Srte berbleiben poer
nub benz 8roubpap SoteI bes Srn.
Senrp gSaIter oerlest iperbcn fol-.
Infer befannter Mebsermeiiter Serr
Stephan @utbeins bat oaS ieitberi9e
Gisentbum BON gbrabam @ei9el, l.,
bibt neben ieiuem seSentpdrtisen @e'
iddftsIptaIe, fir Die Summs bon s3,s
325 Setouft. 8utbeinS beabii6tist
njbt su baueu, ionbern ipir6 borIduiis
gllles beim gIIten Iafen.
gRenn Serr SafOb S6impff bis gum
Sriibiobre oeIunb bleibt unO ibn bic
Steusreinnebmer, glccifes@ s@cmmiHdre,
9eriiberuness sgssnten un6 dbnlid' 9es
i6meib ni6t sdn;Ii9 uus,ieben, 70 pirb
er ouf iein ieBiges Sauptsebduoe, Ode
bon Gsoar unb 0idorp Strdben, Elm
fraenanntss Naniarbenba6 erri6ten
IGilen, ipeI6es feds 3immsr entbaIten
fol-.
Serr Sris Gang 1T idOn iber cine
8pde lange franf uno nur nit Sulfe
zines Stpdes i'm Stanbe einber Su bin.
fen. 80 10 binne iibts," meinte
Gang, cine beSei6nenSe 8epeSuns mad
einsm Setpiiien SbrpertbsiIe ma6enb.
2lbam 8oIsn, Elm 9aeife bes Srn.
Sobn Roien, ipurbe am SonntaS init
Sri. Wtaria 8empter setraut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-01-25
SdS Thal dbndrtS,

- Gbvmos 9Oiuea, Elm @eIi6er
tpurbe am 9Onneritas Wlorsen II
Gorr'S 3sde bur6 cine @aSeyplos
iion IebenSSefdbrIi6 perbramt.
= Der SdpsiSer Spbann SuesIer,
iueIder am 9teuiabrSabenS in g9eiiens
flub's 0Otel bon RauitoIbcn SeIdohen
ipuroe. il itnah Dem 9adapanna 1pipitnI
Sebrott porSeu. Sas S6IirmIte
ober 1T. SaB nod nidt mad ben llsbcls
tbdtern Aefabnbet ipuroe.
- Die &aibarine bon Bergen, ipel.
dc ben Sasper 6rutiser ipe9en llntreue
bate perbaften IuHen, bat bic aIuse
pisSer Suritf 9csOaen, ba Der 9aSper
periprad, Die Soften unN auberbsm
5000 GntihdSiBunN an iie su beSabIen.
- Die balbe gtrbeitsSsit sibt ben
9eutsn @eIegeubeit, ibre 9ruunen ties
fer Su groben, weIhc5 9totb tbut, ba
bier GROCER 8aHermanseI berri6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-01-25
Grant in gSaibinstpu.

General Grant belt in letter 3eit Su
@aibmston beinabe ieoen Gag ,,srcbcn
| Gmpfcne" ab. BOlitifer aIler 4ars
icisn, namentli6 Stalparts uno Dee
mplrutcn, 9lemteridser aIler 9lrt, uno
ousIdaSiitbe SipIpmaten Srdnsten iih
um ibn ipeit mebr ais UNI ben 9rdiieens
ten glrtbur. Grants glrbeiten uno
gdbIen fir SSiBiobn YOrter bat itm
unter BEN Demofraten biele Sreuube
Deri6afft; aud Der bon ibm i'm &ric0e
70 Iebr perbmtelte 0eneral NicGleIlan,
Der einItise unslidIibe 9rdiiccntidaftSs
9anoiSat, i6erpenselt UNI ibn.
ppllti1he Seniatipnsmeier III gSoibs
ington polIen eS bsreitS berausseipittert
baben, bab = Grant mad Der ndbIten
bemotratiiden 9rdiiOenti6aitS' SanOis
oatur nit GrfoIS anSeIt unb paB ibm
ale srObsn WipnOpUIiiten be8 2anSes
babel belfen ipiiroen.
glun Iino Die benz General 8rant,
Der iid ongebIid nur ais Dlit8IieO Der
@ommiiion sum glbi6Iub zines Ser=
TRACES nit Merifo in 8aibinBton auf.
bdIt, in ben lebten Sa8en earSGbra6ten
SuIbisur9en aler6inSs auffallenb 8cs
mug, unb Seber Der ben Rummel fennt,
iueib aud, bab berartiSe gIuftritte ni6t
bon ieIbIt entIteben mO ibre bcItimmten
3ipefe baben.
9od wdre es borerit ld6erIib, ben
0ebanfen an cine bemptratilbe Yrdii' !
bentibafts. &anbibatur Grants ernitlid |
III 9etrudt su Sieben. 9lber unmbBIid |
lit alIeroinss in bieiem irbiiten 3arren.
bauie ieIbit bic grBbte 9oIlbeit ni6t |
mebr. Spllte bic bemofratiIde 9artei
Oerriidt senus isin, Grant su ibrem
4rdiioenti9aftss sSanOioaten su MAIDEN,
bam ipiiroe elmer Der bsmertenSwertbes
iten glusiprii6e Grants in GrftiIlm9
geben, ndmIi6 Der: ,,So oft Die bemps
fratiI6e Yartei Sem Siege am ndditen
1T, perpanSeIt iie iib in bic Sub, bic
nit tappigem Sritt BEN DcQen Otilds
elmer mitbbt." ODD Elm ioI6es
Otarrsn9Itid, ipie bic bemofratiidc 8ras
iioentidaftss GanSioatur Grants. ptrb.
pis SeiaBt, Der repubIifonii6en Yartei
I4iuerlid bsI6ieben Ieir. (Sa. StsSt90 |
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-01-25
2ife Oeutidler 8riefe.

Sn ipobIuntsrri6teten 3reiieu mil
man piIen, bab bic Giienbabns uniers
nsbmuneen bon Grant, 9ouIb uno Cons
Iortsn, irsI6s bic mad ben merifaniiten
Staatsn fiibrenben Giienbabnsn fOn,
trpairen, Der srite S6ritt Su elmer 9lns
neratipn BON Wsrifo an bic Der. Staas
ten isien. Die Serrsn i6eineu ipisosr
mad einem 8rieS'den Iiiitern Su iein (;
o6sr nil pieIIei6t Grant bic Stsae bon
Rarimil;an in Werito einnrbmen9
SOfentIi6 febIt banu au1 Der S6lubs
aft nibt.
Scr Saupts sStsrnpoit. StpinbIsr
Stephen SO. SOriep bat entli6 iein
9lmt ais Seirstdr bss repubIitaniI6en
9iatiOnal @cmites nieosrseIest. Der
8erl prablt nod beitdnbls nit isinSy
5rsunoi6aft nit GarfisIO nb 9Irtbur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-01-25

- Die Siirser BON 9unmore babrn
ettua $50 Su bem 5cnb fur tie lcber.
idipemmten beisetra9en.
= 9Im politiidCn 0priSonte seist iid
bier taum cine SeWeSuna, trog6em cine
UollitdneiSe StaStpeypaItunS gu ers
ipGblep lit.
= Die Spencer aobIen Gpmpanis
bat sinen Scrtras ubssi6IOhen, psIder
ne ermG6tist, aud Die ilbrigen ScbIeu
unter benz Sbropp Gisentbum tci Sport
Sia beraussunebmsn.
= 9Sir iinb eriudt, alien Sreuneer
unS 9etannten ben bsrSIi6Iten 0anI
fir bic SabIreide 8stbeilisung am 8e.
srabniiie pon 6rau Gbrjitiua 8niCriem
abiuitatten.
= 0as 0epup 0OteI bat Elm Ser,
Srestep BON OioSccw aemiStbct. q
ioa in Nieiem 8ei6aitsSpeiss Grfabr,
uuS beiiBsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-01-25

-9ie Rep gcrfer Sirma, ipeIde
segsn 9srnbar6 Wlpies tpessn einss
anssbIiaen SetrussperIudes Slase er'
boben bate, bat bieieIbe suridsespeen
unb eriIdrt, bab iis auf einem WibUCr.
Itdnbniiie bsrubte.
= 9as beutIde SiiIfs. @omite bat
seitern $500 an ben Diiniitsr oes Sns
nern mad Berlin abseianot. @eiters
Guittunsen brinsen mir nd6fe WOde.
- Bel Der 9erlooiuns Der soloenen
llbr gum 8ensiiS bon g9ittpe Staub
spg Sidet 9to. l65 ben @eipinn. Der
eIiidli6s 8siiBsr 1T Sreunb 2ouis 2a'
6enberoer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-01-25
SpSe 9Sarfer SeOti,cn

-grof. RoB 1T nieber ton Gong
SsIanb bierber surddsefebrt unb bat Die
ecitorieae 9eitlIns bee ,,Gcurier" iiber.
nommen.
- 6err l9ilbtlm Goa. Der ppr eirea
feds g9ohen wdbreno Der 9lrbeit in
Der &. 9lobiniOn'iben Sraucrei oas
reatc 9ein pbsrbaIb benz SubssIsntc
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-01-25

Summa,.,.............. 5 3l5.75
9ereine unb 2UBen, fpeI6e Yeitrdee
beipillisen, iino freunolidIt erIu6t, bies
Der 8s6attion Ses ,.@o6enbIatt" an,u.
seisen, oamit mir cine senaue, iiberiibt,
li6e 9ariteaunsu d rSsiiteuern sstsn
f6nnen.
- Der scranton 5urnberein beipiIs
Iiste am 9onneritas 25 Dollars aus
Der 9ereinsfafe sur rlnterItdBuns Der
rleteridipsmmten in Deuti6lano, unb
sirfuIirt auberSem cine SubIeriptionss
Iiite untsr ben MitSIiebern.
- Der @bsrustsr Stamm go. 1914,
oss llnabb. Srbens Der 8. Wl., bat ,u
benz SSono fur bic rebsri6psmmten
fiinf Dollars beiseiteuert.
= Die ,.Sunsen 0eutf6s9tmerifa.
ner" bieIten am SSreita8 AbspS ipieeers
um cine SeriammIung uno bic babel
ubBeitatteten Seridte pareu Icbr err
mutbisene. Die iungen 9cute perbeu
iueiter bon iib bbren IaHsn uno bic
SHbieriptiOnsIiiten ni6t lssr Suriids
brineen.
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OcutEcbe
photographic Oallcrir,
ron
0einricb SreD,
42l 9adaipama gloenue, Scranton,
mb Ode Rain uuo Sadirnitraben,
S0pSe Bari, pa.


Im gsrbritn esuti6ru yutIifum bitnl bier
nit our ssutiatsu 3dhri6;, Sab lluitrsiburtr
bic pbcicsrapbir GjGIItrit pcS Sr. Z. y. Gpaus,
i2i gadapanra sIsenue, Scranton. errCrbsn
BAT unb tieirlbs prriSnlid lrittn pirb, rpdbrtnb
tHbtiss girtriirr psiirn 6gre garf GjalIerit yor-
fifbfu, bic wis bisbr fcriGsfiibrt pire. Die
GjdQrrie i2t gdfapauna Ipsnus III bic ttltsiH-
asridttts uro IhEuie in Suauicu uub Gue
brips Gsihafis nit ben nsusirn unS btitfn On
iirumtnttn uue glusriitunsel Yerisben. 9Dir
smpieblsu uns fir auinabmsn isesr sIrt Sietr
in brr 6jaIrrie, ais aud fir eduplbaitsbilbsr,
gsbGupr, GjeirIli1dftsn. ETC., unb pas 9cpirtn
uno YsrgrpBtru ron 8ilpunpirp gut uub bilig
tricrlt. liidhss uno epmptirute IIbsittr
lirbrn uns sur Seils pno eilrisu mir unisre
5rGunee palibern, tde uibt5 pgidumt tpirb,
ne nit ben Nrteitsn unp aud III bgr Sreeuun1
pOlIiGneis ;u bsfriseistu.
Silerrabmeu gu gel. aushdbI ju biaiSsn
preiisn.
sIuf sGrbrriar sln,riss prrern glufnabmtn
aud Senntass tsiorat. lln Ssusisisn GU
ipru9 tittsnp, Ssi6nst
Srurs 6rtg.
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RI
y { rft Dp fun q.

1utfs piIien liue fpsIier fur eieis fdlIt
bereitef, eincSofis psruriddlt eincn ipId,enasedf
iel I'm 8efineen, edh Der tsieenre erifdunt H..
es permebren Zen Mppeiit une rtruriaaen Hietidf
orias, IA ber ReTper aendhrt une tur lire fpHiidle
gBirftina huf eisgcredutlneepradneein Elm rcaelmdhls
aer 2nbIedna btreernerulen rlre. T-sls p esnie:
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Shr bic II lcbcrf6ip emmten.

sriber bsridjtet.. Sl25. Z
Serauion Sdnaerrunoe. ...... 500
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-25
Pnr. Poon. Z vsr AND PA111p.

Considering al the Ills that attack little children 1t Is
wonder tha; any OF the poor little youngsters live to
grow up.
There children Who truly objects of pity They
seem almost bloodless. Their checks are thin and
rinched tc2 eyes are hollow and their skin is tightly
drawn their foreheads There is nothing hearty
about them. They do not enjoy their lives They arc
suffering from the debility that leads to rnarasmus.
Poor things,
Do good deed for the pale. poor puny pallid child
Hand its mother bottle of Eroras Iron Bitters Here
Is life FOR the most delicate the most debilitated
foE the child almost given up for dead Iron in the
blood i what the child needs to bring it up The little
digestive apparatus will The pale cheeks will
III our, The weary of the child will be EXCHANGED
for the merry pratile Of infante gladness Your drug
gist viii tell what wonders Brorns Iron Bitters
has done for very sick children. I'LL 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-25

Fms
Oar Entire Winter Stock Now on Exhibition
SIBERIAN AND MINK LINED CIRCULARS
QUILTED LINED CIRCULARS AND
DULMANS from SO upwards
SEAL SACt(CES Latest London Dye, all fresh stock
from ~ inches TO - inches long.
WHITE LAME SKIN COATS for Children.
FUR TRIMMING in every variety OH hand
Al goods sold is Low any house in America
WILLETT & ROUFF,
Hatters and Purifiers
ocII.tm 9O5 Pennsylvaria avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-25
FA1L AND WINTER,

FAIL AND WINTER,
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers,
Merino Shirts and Drawers.
Scarlet and White Flannel Shirts and ORA vera
Can'on Flannel Shirts and Drawers.
Plain aEd Fancy Merino and Cotton Hoso
White Shirts, bes. in the city, 81,
Novelties In Neckwear. Gloves Handkerchief
Walking Canes Umbrellas. &C., &c
VS. TEL
OFT sss Pennyivauia avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-25

All the fools are not dead yet, though the cable
h ID out hopes yesterday that the latest aspir,nt
hotoriety had found Wet grave in Dover straits
plain Drcvar is the man; and he sought fame by
attempting to cross from England 10 France i'll q
"a craft described a mini ture paddle boat On
Tic way storm c,.le Up, and il supposed that
tn adFcnturer had pevished; but later the sings
Game that lie got OIL with u ducking having been
picked up by passing ship after his fail bark had
upset
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-25
A ssIGNEE's SALE

FOR TIE NEXT TEN DAYS WE WILL SELL AT
WHOLESALE COST PRICES. THE ENTIRE STOCK
DE FURNITURE AND DRAPERIES IN STORE NO.
934 STREET NORTHWEST, CONSISTING OF
HANDSOME TABLES
MAHOGANY AND CHERRY CABINETS
D1NIN AND HALL CHAIRS.
ANTIQUE ROCKERS.
ELEGANT DRAPERIEs AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
FANCY LAMPS AND SCONCES
BOOK CASES CHORAL GLASSES PEDESTALS
MAHOGANY AND CHERRY EAsELS CLOCKS.
BRONZES, ARMS AND ARMOR AND NUMEROUS
OTHER ARTICLES OF ARTISTIC FURNITURE.
LARGE LOT OF LOWS ART TILES.
Being THE ENTIRE STOCK OF DANIELG G. HATCH
COMPANY
THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE IS ESPECI-
ALLY INVITED TO THIS SALE.
oa5-st s shmR 2 a ahh9; AssresEps-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-25

Democrats are fighting shy of the second place
on the Butler IlcGet, il IS pretty generally under
stood that the chief use Butler would put his COL
iSuc To would be 70 swap him of for Aines- votes
L. ietUFn for secret support from that gentleman
his Is charming arrangement for Buticr and
AIts, but young and ambitious ,tiio=rats l.r not
anxious To sacrifice themselves 10 enable them 10
GAIL i; out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-25
A Terrible ACCIDENT!

NORGAN'S NEW STEAM LAUNDRY,
ST. oh Street Northwest
ran a the track last SATURDAY morning ard brote tbo
Washington tTar all 10 smash. T4ey put such Gloss
on collars and CUTS that customers calling for Orders
Serr Compelled To blue ass Since r!lep Things
nav ~" III running order Call and examine work Iiy
N a'eiiance Machine IN the window attracts att.li-
.H critters ny postal cards promptly altswcred Goods
called Tor and delivered at shortest rttice oot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-25
ARE on

lake i OU
THINKING.oF BUYING NEW CLOTHING TO-DAY,
THEN THINK OF US-HERE IS PEERLESS
STOCK TO SELECT FROM-THERE Is-ANn
HUNDREDS OF OUR CUSTOMERS WILL 1NpoRsE
WHAT WE sAY-A CERTAIN TONE, STYLE
AND CHARACTER" ABOUT OUR CLOTHING THAT
AT ONCE DISTINGUISHES 1T FROM THE COM
MON RUN OF READY MADE-THIS SAME
CLOTHING WAS CARVED OUT BY RENOWNED
CUTTER. MADE BY SKILLED wORKMEN, AND
REPRESENTS THE VERY LATEST STYLES DE.
CREED FOR MEMS OR BOYS wEAR.-wE SIN
GLE FOR SPECIAL MENTION TO-DAY OUR LINES
OF 'CoRksCREws."-THE EXTREME STYLE
COAT Is THE ARTHUR" SINGLE BREASTED.
STRAIGHT FRooK.-THEY ADD TO THE APP.
PEARANCE OF EVEN GOOD FIGuRE-A POOR
FIGURE Is NOT BENEFITED BY WEARING THIS
CoAT--ITs DREsSY COAT,-AND REQUIRES
DRESsY MAN TO WEAR IT.-PRICEs. TOO
ARE UPIsH-FRoM THIRTY TO FORTY DOLLARS
PER sUIT.--To ORDER FROM sls-wE WANT
TO WARN YOU AGAIN OF THE COTTON. MIXED
INVITATIONS THAT WE HAVE SEEN DISPLAYED
By HOUSES YOU WOULD NOT THINK WOULD
DARE TO HANDLE THAT KIND OF STUFF.
A. SAKS & CO.
SIG AND 3lS SEVENTH STREET oM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-25
$50 OyERcoArs Nor WoRrH -,

WE HAVE ADDED To OUR ALREADY LARGE
SloCh OF OfEKCUATS -FOUR SHADES OF FUR
EEAVLR COIGR-BLACK Blue IEjINS ASD
OAt Ol'D MIAED. THE ADVANTAGE OF THESE
CUAfS ARE THEY ARE WARM AND YET AXE
HOI HEAVY IN WEIGHT, AND THE IIsICE Is so
AND They ARE NOT WORTH $40; But IL You
SHOULD Buy ONE WE GIVE YOC A GUARANTEE
TiCkkT WHICH ENTITIES YOU TO RETURN
YOUR COAT If NOT SATISFACTORY AND WE
WILL GIVE YOU YOUR MONEY. NHElsE Else
CAN YOU DO THE SAMEs ECHO ANSWELS-
WHERE,
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE-TEICE CLoTHIER AND TAILOR,
o13 30! SEVENTH STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-25

MIR Iatrohe has been elected mayor OF Baltimore
fhr the fourth time, over man who represented
various elements uf discomfort with ring manage
fent- His majority was small. but. Ike MerCuiOo
WoILi. u, III DO The Result Of the election i, rr-
girried rs bctOkening democratic Success In tie
ptnulns state contest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-25

Representative Kelley mas returned to Phfldel-
rhia fuzzy restored ii health anl stronger pro-
IeciIonlst than ever He says the life he saw led
by the industrial population OF England confirmed
Inn In lis belief that free trade would lead TO
laEpNr labor in this country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-25

week from next Tuesday elections are held in
ten states. and In most cases the result will bear
significantly on the outlook In 1884. Does 1t occur
tc any one by the way that in just year from the
Gay named we shall elect another President? Puck
Should get out another Of its famous cartoon puz-
zies TO help US find the coming man. Rarely have
the clouds hung 50 low and dense on the future as
now.
The ten November states, this year, are Connec-
fcut, Maryland. Massachusetts,, Minnesota MiSsis-
sippi, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York. Pennsyl-
yania. and Virginia The elections as a rule are
primarily OF local Character, but, as notably In
thr csaf Of Massachusetts and Virginia. they involve
The question OF party supremacy. The most active
canvas Is TaScd In these tYTo states and the isSie
b. both is rs vet in doubt. The republicans are
T3hins lively fight also in Neyv jersey and Mary
Eih'i, but without much prospect OF winning
Despite the harmony = nch we are told character
les the reformed New York republican party We
hear little Of the aggressive ONSLAUGHT that was to
have been made OH C.eyeiands two hundred thou
sand majority. In Pennsylvania, also there is a
toFcbOdng quiet, though the chances are more
favorable TO the republicans In that state than in
Ne,. York.
Between the charges and counter charges made
h two esteemed contemporaries. there is prospect
that som" interesting If not pleasant facts may
come cut In regard to the eghing of mails for
railway service and the running OF fast trains over
Some OF the leading railways OF tie country IL has
hIg been the popular belief that In both these
matters private rather than public interests have
been benefited If indCel they hot consulted in
advance, and secured through n corrupt under
Standing. 1t is TO be hoped therefore that the
matter VIII not be allowed 10 drop Nor should il
b. coaiined to the harrow limits OF a newspaper
Quarrel Perhaps with little judciOuS effort the
HfatterS in issue might be made the subject for a
Congressional Investigation next winter. The aver
age Congressman is rather fond OF that sort of
thing, particularly just before presidential cleo
tion. in the hope that party capital made from
II; but aside from political considerations, the
charges ought to be formally and fully investigated
Ii oTt.er that 1t may be definitely settled whether
popular Impressions ON the subject are well
founded OF not.
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Mas Nj. j. Husr.
Loo street northwest
y Bow y, Var~t ~ show a choice su.,t.tion Of
fIl-S'H BpNNElS AND ROUND HATS
AZ Nt..JelSs1 ~ any previous iili;us;ation
FULL LINE Of MILLINERY FINDINGS
SPECIAL attention Is called To- the
hid GLOVE DEPAlSI MENT
As the stock is large and well selected An elegan,
Assortment o
MOURNING MILLINERY constantly on hand o24
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WANTED-ROONS.
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED - FURNISHED HOUSE, CENTRALLY
located OF 10 or II rooms, dining room aud parlor
months Address H.. Ills De Sales street. o25-3t.
WANTED-TO BUY HOUSE CENTRALLY IO-
81 600 Address stating full particulars and Iocaton
~ ~ otar Office Oct25 St.
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7 UTTRELL's.
ladies' DOT.MANS Circulars NEWMARKET and
ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS in Silk Plush
StoChInctte and Cloth!
These Goods sil marked at prices to make them
go and VIII coinia't- ~iti any iii the District.
Gr,cat Silks, VeiVe:S, Eelyeteens and Pushes all
siiales aud I'rIc. = -
foc the price - " "
All the nOvcltI in Wool Fabrics
splendid nae ii Back Goods at the very lowest
prices. Wv -' N''
lob lot Of Misses and ChIdrens Hosiery at half
price. ~ $4,000
competent salesnia;. wanted Immediately
J. A. LUTTKELL l. co.
Oh SlI Market SPACE.
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W FATHER To-MoREow COLDER.
WARM UNDERWEAR.

WARM UNDERWEAR
The palsis Royal in addition to full assortment of
tArtwF;.lt ana Wa-ners American Hosiery Company's
and Norfolk and New Brunswick makes of Underwear
oer the following JOB lots (Which have in all Sizes
an waraIl TO De perfect goods) at nearly half usual
prices.
'' ,z ladies NJ rno Vests and Pants improved shape
double stitched Ssc. the regular price is Acc
LOTn
% doz- Ladies' Scarlet Medcated all wool Vests and
Pants. soc. the regular price is SI39
LOT s.
- doz Gents Meiicated all wool Drawers and Shirts
'Sesriet0 81 40; the regular price Is SIes
LOT 90
100 deg Gents heavy Merino Shirts and Drawers all
sizes. beautifully finished &c. the regular price ia
sIOo. f'Ns -
o. doL Shildren's erno Vests and Drawers from Sc
ny according to size)
PPPp sss ERR +
PPP ALAIssss RRk oYAk
: ssss RE ILL.,
o-9 1l17-l1l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
A sHow-PKACHEs. PUMpKINs PEARS AND
SaSs SIS s oil sssT III F saa .1s.9s
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


MFR TYRAILs FARM FOR SALE-5O ACRES OF
AZ good land, barn, dwelling and carriage house on
the Brookville road, two miles from Tenleytown be-
tween Mr. Bradley's and Mr. Watkins Apply to Mr.
WHITE 18th and NJ street northwest o3- Inns
EOR RENT-FARM HOUSE, 9 ROOMS, CELLAR
4 ~ feet Porches. use Of cow fuel: beautiful and
healthy location. within miles of city $40 per month
and stable. Il. A PHILLIPS, 1923 n Y ave % lmN2w
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VE1vErs. VELvErs. VELvErs
PLUSHES. PLUsHEs. Pushes
Hrocade Velveteens, in all colors. 81 I'd.
4D-IDch Shootla Cloth all colors. 50 cts
40-inc French ClslIlneres. so cts.
40-inch Atwood Ladies' Cloth 60 cts
Black Dress Silks from the recent auction sale in
New York, 80 cts, 10 cts. 81. 81 *. 81. so, Sl75
Extra quality Canton Flannel 8 cts, 10 cts II cts
l. cts. ~
Ezra size Wool Blankets Per pair s25O s. so, So.
81
Be-, Comforts. 75c., 81 81 25
jersey Jacl.s Is all colOrs
ia Crochet COunterpaLcs. 81.
Cream D aILask Napkins IS cts.
ClOahi1g and Jacket Cloths
c. NJ TOWSON
Geo PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
OF South Side.
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A sHOw-.PEACHES PUMPKINS. PEARS AND
,1soeS &C: &c. for SAIL: all from Floral Hill ID
- n.iIE bROS. CO.'S. corier 7th and streets
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j. w. BorE1ER & Sous
BELLUk CHINA
AMBEHINA GLASS;
CLOISONNE AND BRASS PLAQUES,
SUPERIOR PLATED WARE,
GAME AND FISH SETS.
DINNER AND DESSERT SETS,
TABLE CUTLERY. LAMPS, RICH CUT GLASS.
MAJOLICA AND PARIAN WARE
Is unsurpassed Examine their stock before PURCHASING
j. ". BOTEfER & SON,
o25-Gt 923 Pennsylvania avenue
ssSs FEE +
SIS tE a. /
Ssss EEEA AIILL
ssss \ CcC 600 Q UEEE ssss
SIS "A a { &c 81 T sc ssss
'SSSA A CCC s,.tl UU ZEE oSSS
", offer ALASKA SEAL SACQUES, tLondon dye,) IS
TO III lnChts lonr. from SlU0to : 100
Superior quality i'll length 40 to 80 inches SI75
to 900, $3.50 500.
Fur-Iinei CIRCULARS So. SO $50 $50 s70
COAHfR C\pES I'll I'FS and COLLARS
~ Il TRIMMING ou hand and to order
FUR CAGElAGE ROBES 50 and SO
II. II. STINEMETZ Il SON.
o-1--ln l[j, PtIlna ave- next to Cor. 18th st.