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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 11.-Virginia sizes, consolidated,
45: past due coupons &c: tenforties. 33.: new
threes. 81 North Carolina skies, DID, I05 bid to-day
BALTIMORE. Oct 1I.--Cotton frmer-nddling I0,S
al0ss Flour unchanged and quiet Wh.at-southern
scarce and rner; western higher and inactive southern
red. LOCAL II: do. amber 1l3al 16: No 1 Maryland,
llal l6; No western winter red. spot Or al 06
October 06 O65s November l07 sal Os; December.
1.10aa1. .10T January, I1219a1 l24S. Corn-southern
steady; western higher; southern white 64a66: do.
yellow, GAGS western mixed, spot 60a6l November,
guet-southern S5aS9; western white S.a3s do mixed.
changed. Provisions quiet and firm, without change.
Butter quetwestern packed, l0a20; creamery, 20a2s
Eggs steady, 23a24. Petroleum duh and unchanged.
Coffee hgher-Ro careoes, ordinary to fair. llal2h.
Sugar quiet and easy-A soft, S4 copper refined firm,
lt4al4A. Whisky steady and quiet, llsal. lsh.
Freights to Liverpool p per steamer unch@anged @ Re
5000 bushels; oats 5000 bushels; rye 500 bshcls
Shipments-wheat 81 OO bushels Sales-Mkeat 270,O00
bushels; cor1 IL, 600 bushels.
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The American street Railway sS>o.

THE PUBLIC BE D-wHkT Mr. Maxwell SAWS ABOTr
HEATING CAks-THEY MANAGE MATTERS BErTkR
IN GERMANY.
CHICAGO oct ll.-At the meeting to-day of the
American Street Railway Association. now In sCs-
sion here, the question or heating the cars was
again discussed. Various members raised Tie oO-
lectlon that the cars are too small 10 admit
OF heating apparatus Mr. Maxwell OF 81 Louis.
thought the supposed urgency for heating cars
was only the clamor OF the newspapers lie
thought the companies should give good and we'll
ventilated cars, and pay no attention 10 the con-
stantly recurring demands from the public. If
The cars were heated In winter pas sengers would
want fans in summer. and then machines would
also have 10 be supplied 10 keep flies on the pas
sengerS Mr.. Charles kreisman, now OF Berlin,
and interes ed in street railways there, but who
was formerly a resident or the United states. re.
marked that IL the Berlin roads were allowed the
latitude about caring for passengers that Anert-
can roads enjoy, the proflts from traffic would be
GREATLY In CXcesS OF whit they are now.
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District Government Affairs.
A CLAIM FOR DAMAGES

A CLAIa FOR DAMAGES
The owner OF the building at the corner OF ~
street and Pennsylvania avenue, recently used aH
police headquarters. has presented a claim 70 the
Commissioners, through Mr. l. W. Whitaker, for
damages done TO the building.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS
District Commissioner West was at hfs ofYico
this morning, but. feeling too unwell to remain,
he soon after left for his home for the day.
Mr.. John Z. f. Cailin complains TO the Commits
Soners OF offensive odors on 18th, between and
ID streets southwest
Mr. w. c. Avery, proprietor OF Edgewood
dairy, asks that the commissioners cause the
street lamps to be lighted until daylight
Mrs Bridget Murth, Conrad Strunagel and others,
as property holders on 5th street east, between K
and streets north, square 500, petition the Com.
missioners that sewer be run along said street,
from L street north, to connect with sewer about
to be run along 5th street.
BUILDINGS coNDEMHFD.
Building Inspector Entwisle has condemned the
two buildings. one or brick and one 0f wood, IN
count OF dilapidation making them dangerous "a
life and limb OF the occupants
BUILDING PERMTTA
issued BY Inspector Entwisle: Walter l. Mo-
Marry erect a two-story dwelling and store, 1eS4,
between and streets; 81 $40 w. @. Hill ere0O
two-story private stable rear OF l4th street en-.
tended; g 500 MT. @. Wall erect two two-st0sY
dwellings In rear Of 1916 street northwest: S2000
W. CLIFFORD erect private stable In rear OF 426 -
street northeast; 500 James II. DeAtley, erect
two-stOry and basement dwelling on g streee
southwest, between 9Th and 7th; $1,000
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Political Fight in Baltimore.

UNE OF THE COMBATANTS SHOT FATALLY.
BALTIMORE, Oct 1l-About noon to-day crowd OF
ward politicians and Official hangers-on were gath
cred about the city hall, North street, discuss
Ing the result OF the democratic primaries held
yesterday afternoon for candidates for sheriff and
James F. Busey, OF the seventeeth ward, and VIM.
Harlg, OF the fifteenth both OF South Baltimore,
and active, well-known ward politicians, These
the discussion warmed between them to-day both
drew pistols and commenced firing, dischargfrg In
quick succession SIX or eight shots. Busey re-
ach, which is pronounced fatal. Harig was un-
touched J. A. Flanagan, young man, was shot
through an arm, but not seriously hurt AS soon
as the firing commenced the crowd scattered seek
Ing safety In the passages and around the corners
OF the city hall.
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Frichtsul Railroad Accident.

BABY KILLED AND ANOTHER CEILD AND TWO
WOMEN FATALLY HURT.
OSHKOSH, WIS, Oct i1-As. MIR. Trougert. Sec
ton boss on the Milwaukee ~ ST. Paul road, WAS
riding yesterday on hand car with his wife and
baby, his daughter-n-law, Mrs. Trougert, her hus-
band and child, when near Wausau, the hat OF the
elder Mrs. Trougert new cn, ana In attempting TO
grasp IL her baby slipped out OF her hands in front
or the car. The child was caught In the gear OF
the wheels, ana was instantly killed The car was
thrown from the track and hurled some dis
tlnce Both women are probably fatally injured,
and the other child will die.
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Fire i'm n New York Hc,cl.

NEW YORK, oct. IA fire occurred early this
morning underneath the kitchen I'm the BrcyoOrc
house at 5th avenue and sth street About $50
guests We're asleep at the lime, and these were
awakened and hurried down 10 the main han.
Nearly half hundred employees Were also suIa-
berng al the um" These Were also aroused, but
great difficulty WAS experienced with the female
who were seized with panic aid
threatened u jump out OF the windows into the
street The fire WAS eXtinguiShed after causing a
loss or about S3
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Flour Inspections.
FLOUR INSPECTOR sTAUB SAYS THE LAW rs DEFEC.
TIVE

The annual report OF Mr. Jacob f. Staub. OF
Georgetown, for the year ended June 30th. 1879,
shows Inspections OF 50 80 barrels OF family flour,
22l barrels OF Extra" 3,ae super fine, 229 fine,
222 mtddlngs, $40 rye, and $40 crowroo;; total,
e0,S67 barrels. He says ''the amount Is extremely
small, considering the number OF mills In George
town which are in active operation the year
through; but IL is owing TO an emission I'm the
law. The last article OF The inspection law passed
by Congress says: All flour manufactured I'm the
District OF Columbia shall b. subj to the exami-
nation OF the inspector &c, but the lawmakers
neglected TO insert fne-therefore the manufac-
turers take advantage and ship their flour without
inspection and what -four they dispose OF ia the
District about one-haf at least is put In sacks,
which is never inspected Therefore the Inspector
thinks he passes on about one-fourth the flour
manufactured in this District, although the law
says all shall be examined. He asks the Commits
sioners to try and get Congress TO insert fine on
all manufacturers who ship their -four without
inspection lie viii then to it that each barrel
contains 1856 pounds Of -four and that IL is prop
crly branded.n
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A Yacht Race i'm the Fog.

SANDY Hook, N j., Oct ll-To-day was set for
the race between the yachts Oracle and Bedouin.
AT O'Clock a light northerly breeze and a thick
fog prevailed About 10 O'Clock the contesting
yachts, together with the steamer Lackenback
and the stakebOat, the Mischief, were observed on
the hook, but the fog shut I'm again. and the yachts
were lost sight OF before the start was made.
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Soldiers, Meetings.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct 1.-THE Journals
!eavenworth special says the meeting at Camp
rope last night was great success The pro-
gram was opened by Gen. Pope in a few wen
gals, Hon. Lewis Hanback,, Col. j. r. Hallowell,
Mayor VIM. Warren, OF Kansas City, and Others
After the speeches. the evening was given up to
social diversion, which continued until late hour
Senator ingalls, promised his Old soldiers that on
the opening OF the next Congress he should intro
duce Dill which would repeal the act which
limited the time for soldiers making an applica-
ton OF arrearage to January 1st. 1880 When he
closed there were three hearty cheers given for
hlm The soldiers of Pennsylvania, now residents
In Kansas, organized an association to-day.
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Tel erraDhic Rriefs.

Arthur Moulton, Nelson Robinson and Frank
HollinS, or New York, We're yesterday elected Of.
rectorS OF the Lake Erie and Western railroad.
A caboOse OF a freight train left standing on the
main track at Wapakoneta, Ohio, by the ne. IL
gence OF a conductor, struck by an engine of
passenger train last night wrecking the CabOoSe,
engine and baggage car, seriously injurng lie
fireman and slightly hurting the engineer
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IMPORTED FEMALE VOTERS CHALLENGER.
TROY, NY, oct il.-At the Lansingburgh school
election yesterday 225 votes were cast by ladies'
out OF a total OF 1000. A number Of the women
were challenged, IL being alleged that they were
imported from Troy. Several colored women
Voted.
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PORT HoPE, ONT, Oct. li.-Jack McCabe an
escaped convict from the Kingston penitentiarv.
was traced TO this place. Constable Rankin last
night attempted 10 effect his arrest, when McCahN
drew revolver. but the policeman nrcd nrst kill-
Inc McCabe Instantly
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How the Republicans Lost Ohio.
CONTROLLER LAWRENCE SAYS THB sPIRITUALIsTS

First Controller Lawrence said to-day, in con-
versing upon the Ohio election, that In his opic.
ion the republicans lost nearly 10000 votes OF
spirtuaiStS. who voted against the republica on
account OF the law passed by the legislature I'm.
posing tax on clairvoyants and spirltualistc ex-
hibitlOnS.
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LECTURES.

~
''TcE IN The .In PTLPIT;n TId E;I,r r., ,r,,rnr
LECTURE, y kES FI1EfS arSf 81 VIRGINIA
FRIDAY E3IHfNa s!5esfe @cToB2E BGf:Hl2s' f. 1885,
At 7:45 O'Clock pm.
Admission. % cents o1O2t
T1'EN YEARS AMONG THE SENATOR'S!
ALECTURE
BY HON. JOHN r. FRENCH,
fEx-Seryeant- at Arms Senate o. S>
All THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Corner of and 10th streets,
FRIDAY EVENING. October H. Eight o'clock.
REV. DIR. RANKIN will preside
Reserved seats without hon extra charge at Brad Adams
CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, October s. 1885,
DEAR SIR: Learning that you are about starting on
SENATOR'S permit 10 suggest that before leaving if
your engagernents allow You afford Your friends in
place may best suit 0'' '.'-- "''"
mo J. cREsWEiI. GRE 'WSEII,,ien' n. CARTIER
IA WILLARD A. r. SPOFFORD,
fkIS S I SafH ktTIEHfoRD. FIJI EhAi RICE
EEG2lSRhhHkS @Szo e 9qkHooD esHI
Jos. / o Z @ @MfS4HMoS. { Z + fSRHAs: Z f4Akkf ID.
yoSEPM NiMMO JR., ROBERT CHRISTY,
b. L. SIINEMEIZ, JOHN j. KNOX.
~ , WASHINGTON, October g. 1888
10 tne HON CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER, Hon. JNO A. J.
CREsWELL, Rev. DIR. RANkIN, and Others:
GENTLEMEN am i'll receipt of your letter of the 5th
instant. feel myself much honOred by your kind re-
membrance The delivery of lecture in Washington
treating Of any branch of the National Government may
e quite like carrying Goals to Newcastle" still it viii
De pleasure to submit lecture in regard to the Sem
ate to an audience OF my townsnen So gladly
ply with suggestion, and will deliver the lecture
Ten YEARS AMONG THE SENATORS" !" at the Congrega-
tonal Church. on the evening of Friday the 10Th in
slant. Hoping the date may meet the convenience of
each and all of you remain.
Your obliged friend,
o6-6t JOHN r. FRENCH
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TIE DAILY DIVORCE SUIr.-A bin for divorce
was filed to-day by Malinda Braxton agt WASH
1ngt0n Bfaxton. They were married August 18th,
1873, and he is charged with deserting her Sep
tomber S0th, 1880
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General Foreign News.

THE BLACK FLAGS QUARREL WITH THg CHINESE
REGULARS.
Hone KONG, Oct. lit is reported that the
lack Flags have Quarreled with their allies tho
Chlnese regulars, IA the provinces of lun-Nan
and kivang-SL
THE CAR AND CZARrNA.
COPENHAGEN, Oct li.-rhe ear ana c,arina of
Russia left this city this morning for ST Peters,
burg.
TIE IRISH NATIONAL kGrR
DUBLIN, Oct ll.-At tRe regular fortnivhtly
meeting OF the national league last night II vas
annouced that fl,0o had been received from Aus
ci,eo0 from America. motion by Mr. RlgCar
NJ T., was carried. cOndemnins the partisan con-
duct OF Earl Spencer. lord lieutenant OF lrrlan 4,
In proclamng the league meetings announced 10
be held in county Glare. while tolerating the al
dresses OF Sir Stafford No-thcote In Ulslcr which
resulted In an assault M on n convent
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BOOKS. &c.

NEw LAW Books.
Patentability of Inventions (NIerwin)
Brown on Domestic Relations
Restraints Alienation (Iray)
Field Constitution and Jurisdiction of e & Courts
Malone on Real Property Trials
Mlscelaneous:-O!d Mexico and Her Lost Provinces
kortlnes Fool (Julian Hawthorn) Eugene Fronentin
Nouls Sonse) A Year of Sunshine (Kate Sanborn)
Story OF Roland tJanes Baldwin) Bonnyl,ell yane
John Esten Cook Banned and Blessed (Mrs Wistar)
Century. Chaucer to Burns;
W. Fl. MORRISON,
Oo AS Pennsy Iva aia avenue.
FFNHE VOYAGE OF THE JEANNETTE, ILLUS.
Il trated vols, $3.50
Virginia History of the People, by John Esten Cooke
Life of James Buchanan, by George Ticknor Curtis,
His SoEnhre Rivals, by E P Roe 81 80
RecoIlections of Naval Officer by Capt W. H Parker
WI. BAIIANTYNE SON.
oc5 428 7th Street
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kilograms to The Star.
OHIO AND IOWA.
LATEST ELECTION RETURNS
POLITICAL FIGHT IN BALTIMORE.
ONE MAN FATALLY SHOT.
WOMEN AS FRAUDULENT VOTERS.
THE CABINET CRISIS IN SPAIN
RACING NOTES FROM ENGLAND.
THE LATEST FROM OHIO.
The State Nearly Complete.
HoADLY's MAJORITY 11,556-THE LEGISLATURE DEM
oCRATIC.
WOMEN AS FRAUDULENT VOTERS.
THE CABINET CRISIS IN SPAIN
RACING NOTES FROM ENGLAND.
The State Nearly Complete.
HoADLY's MAJORITY II, ,556-THE LEGISLATURE DEM
OCRATIC.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
COLUMBUS, Oct 11.-ReturnS have been Received
here from all but three counties in the state most
or Which are full or an official count. Tney give
Mr. Hoadly tdem.) for governor over II, $50 major
ity. which will be increased rather than dimn-
lshed by the two OF the three counties to hear
from. which are always largely democratic. The
repuDlcanS, In fact, concede a democratic major
1ty OF ABOUT 12 000 The returns show that the
legislature is democratic by about eight on Joint
DallOt, thuS securing United States Senator. The
republicans attribute their defeat entirely TO the
support which members OF their party gave TO the
State prohibition ticket, which has poled SO large
a vote that the proposed amendment TO the coa-
only by i small majority.
(By A Associated P1essl
Ihe Democratic Majority Probably
COLUMBUS, O., Oct 1l.-Nore complete returns
from Tuesdays election Indicate an increrse In
the democratic majority, which Will porbably be
considerably over $4,000 Later returns on the
legislative ticket indicate that the democratic ma
Jorlty on joint ballot will not be more than 81
The second amendment will receive about S01-
O0o votes and will probably be adopted unless the
cities go strongly against It. The judicial amend
ment Is carried beyond doubt. The first amend
ment will not get over 100000 votes. The prohi-
Dlton vote Is estimated at from 5000 to O00O and
the greenback vote at 2, 2,0OO
THE RESULT IN HAMILTON COUNTY.
CINCINNATI. Oct 1.-THE TtReS-Stdr footings OF
the Hamilton county vote elect Charles T. Brown,
republican, as senator: VIM. Peet and Peter F.
Strlcker, republicans. as representatives, and
WabritZ, republican, as county commissioner 1t
makes Hoadly's majority 1866 The Official re-
turns must be awaited to show to a certainty as
70 tle senators and representatives.
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The governor general and the Princess Louise
viii not leave Ottawa to-day, az has been stated
They leave on Monday, the 18Th inst
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and 1lth st., by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
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The WEEKLY STAR-publi-led on Friday-S1 a year
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Rats of ;Ivertising made known on application
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Prize Fight i'm New Hampshirc.

DHAM AIIhn FUnIi-NINH hUUNDH
DOVER, N. H., Oct ia prize fight occurred at
Pennington this morning between Dennis De-
laney. OF Blddeford. Me-, and "Denny" Cannon, OF
Dover. both well-known athletes and pedestrians
There were 800 spectators FOrty-nine rounds
were fought in an hour and forty minutes, when
the crowd was frightened away by the police, and
the fight declared draw. Both men were badly
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TION FOR THE INSULT 10 ALFONSO.
MADRID, Oct 1.-THE ministry was unable to
agree upon what course should be pursued by the
government In view OF the refusal OF France to
make further reparati0n for the treatment OF
King Alfonso In Paris Gen. Martinez Campos
minister OF war, also renewed his resolution TO
resign. For these and other reasons the entire
ministry rendered their designations to the king
leaving the task OF settling the pending dif1culty
with France to Q new ministry.
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The Episcopal Convention.

PROCEEDINGS IN PHILADELPHIA TO-DAY.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Oct 1.-THE general con-
vention OF the Protestant Episcopal church I'm
the United States redSSembled this morning in
Holy Trinity church.
OPPOSITION TO PROPOSED CHANGRs
Rev. Dr. Benedict, of Southern OHIO, presented a
report from the committee on the constitution
relative to reducing the representatives from diff
ferent diOceses to three clergymen and three lay.
men instead OF four, as at present. The committee
did not deem such change expedient The report
Rev. DR.. Payne, from the committee on prayer
book, reported that they could not recommend at
this time the restoration OF the prayer OF humble
access between the conservation and the diStribu-
ton. The committee asked leave to be dis
charged and their request was granted.
Rev. Mr. Dafter, or the diocese or Fond du Lac,
committee on canons, that any Presbyter feeling
himself wronged by his bishop should have a right
to demand an inquiry.
Rev. j. N. StanSbury. OF Northern New Jersey,
joint committee on prayer book, providing for
proper prefaceS in the Office OF the holy COM
munion for all those days except Good Friday, for
which there is no provision, ana also for use on All
saints day, not already provided for.
CANADA cHURCHMEN.
The delegation from the provincial synod OF
Nedev were tnen rd neh ~ I4e K Rev John
metropolitan OF Canada, addressed the convention,
and was followed by the Rev. Dean Baldwing, Of
The Rev. Canon Brigstocke, rector OF Trinity
church. St Johns, n. B., also addressed the
convention, and In the course OF his remarks said
that the revision OF the prayer book was burning
question throughout the Anglican communion,
and misgiv1ng was felt as to any change.
Addresses were also made by Hon. J. B. Plumb.
senator OF the Dominion OF Canada: Mr.. James
A. Henderson, or Kingston, and chancellor OK the
diocese OF Ontario, and Mr. Il. W. Henneker, OF
SherbrOok, in the diocese OF Quebec.
The convention at half-paSt ii O'Clock went into
secret session ON the conservation OF bishops.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
INDIANA REPUBLICAN CLUB
M hSd rSaHp Social and Reception
people &C. IN the eat ey aqe
invited and will be welcomed Cards have been mailed,
1T WV. CURRY, President Club.
sso WANTED
FOR THE METROPOLITAN RAILROAD.
Steady laborng will be given permanent employ
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY,
immediate application is made at Companys Office,
near P street Bridge
o9-5t LLOYD ENIMART Supt
WASHINGTON, OCTOBER g. 1888
west to Charles Hyatt would respectfully request
''' = wa f''' v. Il 4. e. JENNINGS. 3 nj
Having bought the business as stated above, would
solicit call from the public. shall keep full line Of
o9-a CHARLES HYATT.
r THERE HAS BEEN A CHANGE IN PRICE
nea+o OF Sporting Powder Price List furnished on ap-
oc66t Agents for Latin Rand Mfo Powder u ere Go.
~ a FRESH SUPPLY OF REFINED COD LIV-
ls is sqf% ~ 1S 81 fn R Sss at
oS Corner 7th and streets northwest
T-~ NEW AND ARTISTIC BIRTHDAY AND CON:
he Uf sRs Rfi nsF
Pennsylvania avenue. sep25-t thSs'Gm
DIR. REULING HAS RESUMED HIS
Rsnnsyivans northwest Every %edSesday y S day
from IL ~ TO 3p. IN. o3-1m
f-o .BUILDING LUMBER" AND HARD WOODS
W. OF every description especially ordered to suit
customers.
A., 81 64. S4 Ash Counter Tops prime and seasoned;
Also Walnut, Mahogany, Cedar, Cherry Poplar Oak
ASH White Pine. Georgia Pine and Virginia Pine rough
into
scoting, Flooring and Moudngs in lots to acco1nmo
date All orders filled with dispatch and correctness at
less than current market prices
VIM. MCLEAN h son,
OF Cor. 18th and streets northwest
r-Ego GAS FIXTURES,
Large stock of the latest designs.
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
sAArL s. sHEDD,
sep13 400 9th street northwest
~ Residents is particularly called to PHOsyITE.
aa ar or S N T%f bY and Safe
In bottles by
Sole Inventor a and d manafaetaSssr. mM1aRf9HtSs
sepo 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. August %, 1883.
er1lHss SftGssa
ay w 'S gn mnfa tn and
continue the business ~
hizs oF ST THH TEHflHff to make SET
.uas FEaHAhP FkAkGfs HJF47: H FfZ1oR
nR WASHINGTON, D c.. July 10TH 1888
w Having greatly increased facilities by the
1ntroduction of an Electric Light Machine together
with other improvements not subject to the
dtlon OF the weather. and prepared to furnish with
Proptts. and at low price any work in the line of
Photo Engraving for either relief plate press print
ing.
Designs and Estimates furnished upon application.
THE LAUTEN ENGRAVING COMPANY,
1yl6 1925 New York avenue
rge GAS FIXTURES!
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY TO
SELECT FROM AND THE CHEAPEST.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
CORCORAN BUILDING
TO E. F. BROOKS
PERSONAL.
IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF c. E. r.
Will he please communicate with his sister, NJ G. 4.
BY doing he will her deal anxiety % 81
CONFIDENTIAL AND PRIVATE BUSINESS MAT
Sters transacted reliable information furnished to re-
sponsible parties Address c. +. FLINDER, 414 9th
street northwest. o6-2ws
TNDEPENDENT nETFCTTVE AcENUv
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THE IOWA ELECTION.

| DEs MONIES. IA. Oct II, 1: 80 q. m.-The demo.
Gratis now concede 10000 majority to Gov. Sher-
| man.