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MEnonAsnUM Or NV Business
Sie3.NO


The Association conducts its business on the assess.
inent plan. Assessments made bi monthly to wit
ON the Fi,s Week Days OF February April June Au-
gust October and November assessment produces
Sipo COO sufficient eighteen (lS) average
death claims besides setting apart over SIS 900 to the
credit OF the Reserve Fund
Office in Washington 1859 n street
Jyu LIZ KNIGHT. GEM AGENT
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Spn1Se GooDs

SPRING GooDa
ue .1rHesc $40 bese selected stock of sCfffNGS
eSer eEereu fer sentP,uen To ss.pe: from NJ the
IsADA-'s Ahi .oisING ESTABLISHMENT OF
WASHINGTON
Il. .. BARR
nnlf III pcrrsy,y-.,,. 60.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EPPS' COCOA
JREAKEAST

BY thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
rovcrn Tire operations OF digestion and nutrition and Oy
careful APPLICATION of the fine properties of well
iccted Cocoa Dir ErT has provided tables
Ntn dtlcafely nayortd beverage which may
many heavy doctors bills IL by the jUiicious
such srtSies 81 diet that constitution gradu
ally built until strong resist every ten
fency 10 disease. Hundreds Of subtle nlaladies Aos:
ITS arCuEd Us ready TO attack wherever there weak
roint We may escape any fatal shaft by keeping
Ourselves well fortified witt; blood aiiI itolcry
LCuIlsecI traILe. "-C,lli Serrece Gd-etts.
Made sirpIy with boiling water or milk Sold in tins
onIJ Crib. and lbj Dy Grocers labelled thus
JAMES EpFS 4 CO.. Homeopathic Chemists
nhl-s.mktu London. England.
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The republican press Is not particularly comnI,-
mentary upon Buffers address, iout the democratic
papers deal with II and HIN in such ter,o OF hi,
terness That it IS evident they fear darn,Ctrr rn
suits from his candidacy Probably IL fns,rres Mas
saehusets 10 the republicans but It may IT, or :,
two-edgeti sword in other qUartc-s For the nrns-
emf. however, Cutters candidacy undolb edIv t,,ves
more encouragement 10 the republic. .ns than to
the democrats
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REDucr1oss ExrRaonDrsAkr.
AT THE MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
Genuine Calcutta Seersucker Suits
reduced from SIS to $40
from sS to ca
Light Colored Serge Suits from SIS TO $3.50
Black Alpaca Goats reduced to so cents on the dollar
Blue Flannel Suits reduced 80 per cent
Immense stock of Mems and Boys Pants
reduced 50 per cent
Chdrens Pants and Jackets reduced fully so per cent
Boys Suits reduced regardless of cost or value
Odd Vests reduced to mere nominal price,
Fine Black Dress Suits reduced to 3d.
Office Costs reduced to 40c
manufacture
JUST RECEIVED
A Large line of Fall Overcoat5, cheap a.
THE MISFIT STORE,
auls CORNER TENTH AND r sTs
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TINS WEEK
WE WILL GLADLY SELL ANYTHING
we have shelves any department of our house
but We prefer to sell this week all our
REMNANTS, SHORT LENGTHS ODD SIZES he &c.
and for this have cleared Of every
piece OF regular goods, and are makinga
FIVE DAYS EXTRAORDINARY REMNANT SALE
before taking stock next Friday. the 22d instant We
call the sale EXTRAORDINARY becsuse we are willing
to make more than ordinary reductions on many lines
OF goods in preference carrying them another
season again. Wedo not like to take stock Of
REMNANTS AND ODD SIZES &c, kc,
ana have therefore, made larger reductions than are
usual or are necessary ordinarily, with view Of making
our Stock Taking Week memorable to US and Gus
TONER'S and. naturally profitable to both For instance
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
We are cutting many pieces every day. and ordinarily
any length will sell at the regular price, but this week
we put in length less than full price, and mako
reduction in price.
In Our Dress Goods Department every length in
stock under ten yards has been placed among the Rem
nants, and the price has been ''cut' literally.
The same policy will be carried in every depart
rnent Of our house We sh al offer Inducements in our
Remnant" pieces which will be
MUTUALLY PROFITABLE
to us and our customers Our business il conducted
on the principle that every sale Of necessity be
either mutually advantageous to both parties or dis
advantageous to one party to the transaction.
to exchange for other soods refund the prce
paid for Any article purchased from US. Even REM.
NANT. If. for any reason the customer make
the expected use VI it. providing always 1t IL returned
IN good condition. thus precludine the possibility Of
any customer being dissatisfied with any purchase
made from u.s. Therefore you run no risk in giving
careful examination to each Of 20 departments
during
EXTRAORDINARY REMNANT SALE.
CONTINUING FIVE DAYS:
MONDAY. August Is.
TUESDAY. ugust 49,
WEDNESDAY. August 10
THURSDAY. August H.
FRIDAY, August a.
WOODWARD l. LOTHRoP.
so1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE su
THREE P1uus FoR SATURDAY
ONE LOT BLUE FLANNEL PANTS, TO FIT
CHILDREN TO IL YEARS OF AGE
GO Alta CENTS PAIR
ONE LOT JERSEY BtoUsEs FOR Chill
DREN ONLY ABOUT TWENTY IN
THE LOT. COME AND TAKE
YOUR CHOICE AT TIC.
EACH.
ONE LOT cH1LDRENs KNEE PANTA.
LOOMS, ALL KINDS AND ALL SIZES,
AT &c. A PAIR
1T MATTERS NOT WHAT you WANT IN
THE WAY OF CLOTHING OUR CUT
PRICES WILL INTEREST YOU.
4 sAKs CO.,
LEADERS IN CLOTHING
$40 and 31s SEVENTH STREET. aulS
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C1os1se.our SALE OF RrnsAsra

PREVIOUS TO OUR ANNUAL STOCK TAKING
ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF AUGUST WE HAVE
HAD ALL OUR REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS
MEASURED AND MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
WITH QUANTITY AND PRICE ON EACH PIECE
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
WE ARE ALSO CLOSING OUT SPRING AND
SUMNER DRESS GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER
AND LADIES WHO HAVE not SUPPLIED THEM
SELVES CAN NOW OBTAIN SOME GOOD BAR
GAINS
FRENCH GINaHA1GA ELEGANT Quality. 17,sc
FRENCH sATTEENS. GREAT VARIETY. Is AND
s1Ec.
SUMNER CHECK silks GOOD QUALITY, Go.
BLACK GOODS OF ALL KINDS. IN GREAT VA
RlkTI-1HE CHEAPEST BLACK SILKS EVER
OFFERED
ONE PRICE. IN PLAIN YIGUREA
w. n. SHUSTRR + SONS.
N76 80 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR
NJ CUNNINGHAM HATTER
W. Has tuaf received tn
AStx-l L.. 2.1n-l n
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ENGINEER AND
" ARCHITECT NEW PENSION BUILDING
WAsHISGToN. d. C, 10Th August 1884.
BIDS are invited Tor laying Terra Gotta pIue
around the outside OF the new Pc. sion Building
Plans and Specifications Zoe AZ tins ofhcr All
bids received by Friday, the 2d instant will e opened
at noon OF that day. NJ. e. MEIGS.
sul93t Supervising Eng;n ser and Architect
DRoPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF FIRE
L ENGINE HOUSE
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER.
WASHINGTON august IL, Iss4.
By direction of the Board Of COMMISSIONER. scaled
proposals will be received this ohice until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ, WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST TWEEN
TlETH. 1884 for the construction of Brick Far.
gine House. lots IL aud H. square j6S street
between 9Th and 10th streets northwest in the city OF
Washington. ID. &.
Specification blank form Of proposal together with
all necessary information lie obtained upon aVli-
cation to the Inspector of Buildings of the District of
Columbia
The right reserved to reject any aud al bids or parts
OF bidA q. J. LIDECkEk,
Major OF Engineers [. b A.
au13-6t Engineer Commissioner ID. Z.
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1NPORTER'OF FRFNCH!wINES. COGNAC CHAM
PAGNfS AID COHDIALS
rench Ciaret>- 81 -. y and 81 50 per dozen
AMERICAN Native Wines Brantiies and Champagnns
Canornla rYinle ami Ohio. four bottles for 81
VICTOR Il, Tx 114I Pennsylvania avenue
Agents for hrst-ci Il, USES. Bordeaux, burgundy
au12-lIns "
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LADIES GOODS.

nOU LASS
~ NINTH STREET ST. CLOUD BUILDING
rop,.n,rO UND ESR c.,,,nnp~
Ladies' GAUZE UNDERVESTS at
25c. Sc. &c.. 75c. &c.
25c.. 35c.. SOC. and sc. up
These goods are FIRSTS, but the prices are those
usually asked for SECONDS
HOSIERY
An unlimited assortment of all the new and choice
tyles for Ladies, Misses and Children.
COTTON UNDERWEAR.
We advertise this department little for the
that the quality Of the garments their fun size perfec-
ton OF make and mt do II most efectually for us.
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ELPHoSzo YoUScs
IS ALWAYS ON DECK
WITH BARGA AIMS,
AS TIE SEASONS ROLL AROUND AND Is NOW
OFFERING
1T j AIRS:
ttoZ. Masons PHI ts for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. al 90
uoz Sia-ols Qlarts Tor .-..--..............S1l 10
aoz MesoE's Hali-oallons for ..............S13o
doZ CohSncy Half -GaIoIls for ........ ~ "a
SUG AR.
10 lbs. standard G. warranted pure for .6Oc
10 los Standard A." warranted pure. for ,.,.,. Csc
~ lbs Gran ulated, warranted pure. for ..... roc
SPI ICES.
Under this head confidently state that we have
asupply OF SELECTED SPICES. second to In the
thoroughly cleaned, while GROUND SPICES are
from the ss,ue STOCK aud CT ARANTEED ABSOLUTELY
IURE
EINEG
AS is our custom At this have taken par.
tlcuar care to have large supply Oh GENUINE CIDER
NINEGAR. for picking PURPOSES
r l. -HAS DECLINED
And OUR CUSTOMERS offered the full benefit Of
the SAINT ONCE We Offering the following attrac-
tive brands: 20 S
SILVER KING, STFRIINGS
ST RPkTSE, TPIT-NPi
PILLsBURY'S BEST COHEN HIIJ
tEitEs. CRYSTAL.
oIfLi1.AAIhE, &C, &c, &c.
FLPHONZO YOUNCS.
GROCER, 42S NINTH STREET
aaI5Zc,ZN6t BETWEEN E.
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MT ST. JOsEPH5 COLLEGE
M Course Of studies Classical md Commercial
Terms: Boarders per session Of five months, ol0Q
Day students according to grade Studies will be re-
sunled ON Monday, SeIteInbsr / 1854 Address
BIQ JOSEPH, Director.
Carroll r. b.
sya2rn Baltjnors Co. IA
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EDUCATIONAL

I,RkNcH LESSONS FARSI An PRONUNCIATION
u Nile PRIlIhoAMk has removed to 1914 irtL
$500 Il W. fall clssse~ Reopen September 2ld
SsLiurM system . srscalty. Daily kindervarsen foo
N'i'iNeIL OLSEN
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THE NORWOOD INsTIIUrE.

III SELECT BOARDING AND DAY school,,
Tor young ladies and cbiicren Mr. aud Mrs wm n
CRbell Principals 1879 and 1914 l4h northwest
tNext session opens seIte1nber 26, lisa with fun
corps Of Hcconlplished instructors Let Us have rha
best schools at the National Capitol
Nm. ID CABIlI. Norvood Insfit,vN~
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CELWYN HALL

MISS ANNETTE SCHENCK'S BOARDING AND
w Day School for Young Ladies and Children East
!sth street New York dacing Central Park will oIen
OCTOBER lsT. kindeFgsrten. Primary and Collegiate
Course. Circulars APPLICATION References: Bishop
stevens Of Ptnnsyyania Assistant Bishop Potter Hon.
Edwards Perreloni ana Judge Barrett. Court
New York: Bishop 1ittejohn, and Rev. Noah Hunt
Schenck, ID. d.. Brooklyn; Gen r. c. Scbenck. wash
lnEton. ID. c. t9-w6s3m
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FOR RENT-STORES.

Tor RENT-LEASE FOR SALE-THREE-STORY
brick store, 93l Pennsylvania avenue fixtures
inquire Of F. W. JONES' 474 La ave
au19- I'm c. H CRAGIS. 3l3 Az at
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MISS AMY LEAyITT OF BOSTON.
WI Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Muaic ana haP~
inony lessons continued during the summer AddreuD
1912 10Th street northwest Lessons resumed Septem.
Der LIST Iny6
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MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE FOR DOTH eExEA
NA SoneordNie. Pa. ~ milee from Broad street st.
tof. fhlacelphia Best Professors; thorough cousueo
OF study students prepared for Junior IN coieses
prschcai lessons In surveying apd civl en1neer1ng;
oaliy conversation IN and french prior IN.
strucon In music timd and backward pupils privately
tutored: carefully arranged department Tor nttla
commended by pstroos. J, kHohTLlDGL. Nss
College, A. NJ Principal N23lm'
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| I,OR RENT-FINE LARGE STORE. OR WARE
II room the entire lower floor Of 423 18th street
northwest Suitable for any wholesale retail busi-
| ness Offices. Inquire on prernisea au15-1m
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FOR SALE-HOUSFS

L ~ story brick dwelling. on III street. be-
tween 2oth and 21st streets northwest Lot &n &9 feet
to 80 foot alley. JOHN n. CASS1N. 1899 street
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. W. FLYNN, A. NJ PRIVATE TUTOR
-. s. W. corDer 9Th and stfocte northWo4
Mathematics, Latin, frnek, French German, Engish
Preparation for 0oneA MsA EunA AnnspolA an2
EyENINa CLASSIC e5A MONTH
Il Arithmetic Bockteepine English 0fSnn,S
fenmanship Y. q. History, 0sography syslling $50
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

TIOR RENT-FOUR OR FIVE UNFURNISHED
Communicating Rooms. on either nrst second
door suitable for light housekeeping; water each
foor south front to two lines of rent
reasonable Call between hours Of and Isl street
northwest aul9-3ts
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FoR RENT-l5oS street stories. rooms. ss2 so
Il loo9 street. stories rooms. 81 50
Apply to PARKER TOWNSHEND,
ty26-lm l4l8 street northwest.
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FTNHE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIoH
Il SCHOOL.

EMERSON INSTITUTE. glS l4rH ST. RxT AND
H Select Classical and Mathematical Schoo for Boy.
bte1ns its 3Sd September lOt-the secend Weps..
DAY OF Tue month Prepsres for bosinsss for Harvard
schools and for the L. = MILITARY and Naval Aeaasniss
For particulars addness CHAS n YOI Nc IrfDcirsI
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GNOR RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED CON-
municating parlor and bed rooms. third door 'front.'
ngiy or en- suite with without board, at low rates
III East Capitol street. au1- I'm
EOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED,
two cool and desirable rooms. with board, suitable
Tor four gentlemen. House all improvements;
terms reasonable. 1898 street northwest jy29- lm
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II. SILVERBERG & CO..

.1S 10 -ru STREET Nonruvrsr
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HOMES BUSINESS SCHOOL The LEADING
one Tor thorough, practical Instruction Book
k"1lng taught entirely without text books saving
mouths OF hard study The ayeraxe time graduate Is
about third that of other business coller.s Howes
RAPID business ltInIanshp IS monthly or with book
heilig. arithmetic, spelling, correspondence etc As
three months. Sl2 Private lessons II Desired Terms
Increased October LIST. Begin III any time 6l5 fth
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:sTAURANr BUSINESS IN WASHINGTON

Old established stand on Pennsylvania avenue near
Capitol fixtures and good will of restaurant and furn-
ture Of ten restaurant first class and good
business good stock Of liquors and wines hand rood
all modern eonyen,snees tns trade Su.rsnteed lease
house Only cash buyers need apply Inquire SS7 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest, Washington b. c. aul-Sws
OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE WHO MAY BE DIS
~ posed to sell the same 1t bargain order to nal
ize quickly Can find cash customers by calling on
DUVALL MARI
Real Estate and Insurance Agents
DZ-lm 925 street.
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IoHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,
% PAL TThDRE

COLLEGIATE AND UNIVERSITY COURSES.
The next Academic Year begins September Is. l68A
Tuition for the year, $50
scholarships are open TO young men OF merit from
Maryland Virginia North Carolina and District OF Co
luInba.
Circulars giving full information. viii be sent ap-
pcaon by postal card to teU University je25 ,akm3m
EDGEwoRTH SCHOOL. BALTIMORE, ND
II Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and
Cli!dyen. The Twenty seeond School year begins
application 10 the Principal. MRS. II. p. LEFEByRE
50 Franklin street. iyS-s&W 2m
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\ Workinsninn 1inkes a G.,n.i Point on III, p,
tH7raS.aE.iH Kentilckinn --ss4't .s q

7fl hentuckinn.
CScISSATI, O., Oct. 31.-A working
man writing to the Cincin natl Commercipi
Ga=aa fourNewport, o., says: The speech
of the Hon: J. G. Carlisle, the visible rep
resentative OF the Golden Club, on the
evening OF October %, 1885,, in Covinc,ou. 7
KY, is 80 ragged that it only REQUIRES ~
second class Northern Democrat to knock
the visible enemy out OF it. For instance.
the trade on the high sea, iron ior bal
last to ovorstock our market tho
reasonable wages ior our working clasas
Will, that's right; prepare the WORKING
man for idleness and starvation. Oh. ye
Congressional schemers What right
have you to demand the vote OF the labor.
ing party, when you send over 1850, ,O0c.-
000) fifty millions OF dollars OF commerce.
yearly TO your friend (Ensfand)? Itwould
help to pay off the debts OF the United
States and help the circulation. :
You would not have to point YOUR skele-
ton fingers Mt the Treasl,rer's vault Ithe
Ban,lmans OF our country, and saw TINT
those millions ought 10 be used for the II.
demnity OF the south. And now the YAM
pires OF the laboring class herald the
model OF their party (Groyer Cleyeland).
who has from his infancy been slappinv
the face otthemen who built this countrv'
By placing that man at tie head of that
l"(heil), where the Irish were told to 90.
And now Mr.. Carlisle complains OF SIr.
Blame doubling his wealth. The records
OF the United States District Court in
bankruptcy at Covington, ky., show that
while Mr; Baine was thus prosperous.
Slr. Carlisle was using nearly Sl00 900 oi
other peoples wealth, and paying them
back by notices in bankruptcy, So :
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DRAWING TO A CLOSE.
PROHIBITION sr. JouS's RECORD.


"Gao' In Cincinnati Eaqainer. Oet, n,
THE st. John campaign is going all te
pieces in New York State. To-day the
record of his descrtion Of his wife years IN
ago, giving her no support and refusing
to help his INDECENT son. ls spread before
the people. Tho temperance folks have
been deceived by this mans mustache ;
there is no moral bottom to him. At the
Republican headquarters here it is the be.
lief that $4,000 would. have withdrawn
him from the conflict, but somebody else
would have stepped forwan, with nomi.
nation in one hand and q subscription box
in the ether. The name st. John seemed
to good many of our friends to have been
taken from the New Testament. This ST.
John, however, appears TO have no other
lamb in his bosom than a lamb skin with
q divorce written on it.
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ANOTHER ltEnEL INVASION.
.Intiinnn's Danger from the So.idcst Solid
Snnfh r rl- ..T.

-s- South. lsa -ss Il.
ISp1ASAroLIs, I'M, Oct. 3l.-kentucly
is showing that Henri Watterson knew
what hG va: talking about when he said,
'She will take care OF Indiana" While
the Democratic papers are shrieking
against the appointmentof us. Marshals,
the Solid South is sending up money to
purchase the .ioatsrs, and is organizing
bands OF ballot-box suffers and rereaters.
Kentucky is distinguishing herself in this
work. A gentleman writing from Owens.
boro says: "During to-day and yesterday
the Democrats made 4 thorough canvass
IRON house to house to collect money
to send to Indiana. They raised
nearly $1,000. The canvassers were
Thomas S. H4ttit, Reading Clerk OF the
House OF Representatives., Washington,
and 4 lawyer named Colone! ]. D. Powers.
The Kentucky Democrats have never
been SO desperate rs now. Theyare max.
ing what they regard rs a last dyin. stru:.
gle. tell you there is Il Wholesale scheme
OF fraud on foot. The Mississippi plan is
going to be inaugurated aion. you'll or.
ders il you don't take instant measures to
deieat it Bill Fill, an Owensboro police.
man, has gone to Indiana, IIe went. to
Evansville, but is supposed to be now at
Vincennes." s7.Iasg Ift
Last Saturday, ut Rocky Hill, Barren
county, Ky, $500 was raised and forward.
ed to the Indiana Democratic State Com.
m:ttee. \ gang Of both white and colored
men Is being fixed to invade the border
counties Of Indiana at this point.
Additional advices were received irom
Cincinnati to look out for ward workers
f.nm that cit- These gentry will not be
pleased t, learn that Mr.. Rathbone is here
with corps OF q. S. seoret Service men.
The Democrats are settingup t,erue
howl against the Federal Government.
They talk like Southern secessionists,
claiming thatx i Is an INVASION OF the State
rights Of Indiana for. the National authoSi
ties 70 exercise any supervision over the
election They say that the election Of
Congressman Is merely = State atIair, and
TINT the State Government Ii supreme.
Tonight positive information has been
received OF the departure OF crowd OF
Democrats. .froH St. Louis for Indianapolis
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THE TREASURY
Secretary McCulloSh Qualities -CongratuIn
-. dons Pouring LII. :.

# .
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3t.-Secretary Nc.
Culloch visited the Treasury Department
this morning and qualified in the presence
OF ex-secretary Gresham and iow others.
The oath CT office was administered by J.
n Fitzpatrick. Secretary Mccniloch has
received 4 large number OF eongratulatory
letters and kilograms from. all parts OF the
country and several from abroad. He
wishes to make public the announcement
Of his gratitude for the kind wishes of his
friends and to say that owing to. the pres.
sure Of business demanding his attention,
it willSbe impossible for him to make
acknowledgements TO his correspondents
Individually. The heads OF bureaus and
chiefs Of divisions we're formally presented
to the new Secretary at noon. 4, :
Secretary Gresham formally turned over
the Affairs OF the Department to Secretary
MeCulloch and Withdrew, intending to
leave for Indiana tomorrow. i. -. 4.
The President has recognized Jose
Maria Tinoco, as consul OF Guatemala ut
San Francisco, California, an,, R. W.
Delicn, vice consul, ai interim, Of Chill, at
Port Townsend, Washington Territory.
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RErERa.yG to the Scott liquor law de-
csion, the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette

REFERRING to the Scott liquor law de-
cision, the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
says:
The most serious resultof this decision
will he the loss OF confidence and respect
fur the highest legal tribunal in the State.
The fact thnf its opinions are subject to
political influence, and that it can be
prostitutcd to subserve 4 supposed politi-
cal eXigency, will do it irreparahle injury,
and lower it in the estimation OF all
reputable people.
This is very strong language. In equally
strong language the Republican news
papers OF Ohio have commented, in ad-
vance on the decision which they said
would be rendered. Democratic news
papers, in different spirit, said that the
Democratic Supreme Court would declare
the Scott law unconstitutional. 1t is.yery
fortunate for the Ohio newspapers that
they don't live in West Virginia. where it
is treason to tell the truth about the
Supreme Court.
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Heroic t{uxfnE.

WASnlSeros, D. G., Oct. "l.-Friends
of the late Cadet Strong, OF Oregon, whose
death at the Naval Academy was suspect.
ed 70 have heen caused by severe hasuc
are investigating the matter, 1t is under.
stood that :. gentleman IRON Greg u,
who is taking active purs in the
Investigation, having come on for that
purpose, had y talk with Senator Dolnh
while he was here yesterday and told him
when they had COLLECTED sufficient eyi.
dence they would have the case presented
,o:tl'e grand jury; making all iinpl!catec.
staudcriminai trial in the Courts but not
bv court martial. fot ,,.1aI2