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DIED,

90 ATGIIEBAUC Il On Friday morning. seI'.e,nbsr
William l. aTdAnfe NJ Aurhinbanrh ayd four vars ~
eleven months and twenty-eilrht days
Funeral from arsnts, r.sidence, l42o Sixth street
five minutes past O'Clock 2.
.CouGHLIN. ON Saturday September q. 1884 at IL
O'clock m, TIMOTHY COUGHLlN, aged forty-seyen
Funeral services VIII be held at his late residence M
lol2 toIumbla street. on Sunday, at O'Clock pm
&C CEQXToN Entered into rest saturday, September
lloyd wife of r. A Cro1ton in the thirty year
baltimore and Richmond papers please coryl
GILMAN, At 8:30p. m. Thurs law September 25th
.Sst ANNA infant daughter OF Emily L. and Howard
Funeral services at residence Of Parents. No. 11s
Eleventh street southeast tomorrow (Sunday) after
invited. Burial private.
JENKINS. on September 9th. 1884 at 1o:1oa.mu
hoBEHT JENKINS, aged seventy years. of Freder-
Funeral viii take place from his sons residence No.
O'clock pm Friends and relatives respectfully
,e hAa u This morning. September 27th
Andrew and Elizabeth Kaldenbach agod Il years
Rest thou Susie; slHmber sweetly.
We who now our loss deIiore,
Thou art only gone before.
To the realm Of life eternal
oI 10 tie hone among the blest;
Sleep. sweet sussie. take thy rest.
May she rest in peace.
By HER SISTER
Funeral to fake place at O'Clock Monday aftrnoon
MOORHEAD. On Thursday Septemter q 1884 nj q
feDro F a T Ne Rs5 H1TeSd
Andover Maine, aged ffty-eight years.
Maine PAPERS please copy1 p
m Al Tf Gfa rs s ss n sse 2ts
OWN , Summers aged seventy nine years niue months
Funeral from her late residence No 2I2 1917 street
southwest FRIENDS and relatives respectfully in
tember 18th
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The Late John W. Garrett.
HONORS TO HIS MEMORY IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, September "a meeting OF the corn
and flour exchange was held to-day to take action
in regard to the death of he late John w. Garrett
President George I'll. Baer presided, and in ANNOUNCE
Ing the death OF Mr. Garrett paid high tribute to
his great energy and foresight. A committee, COM
posed OF Chas d. Fisher, j. j. Middleton and j.
Olney Norris was appointed and presented resolu-
t1ons which We're adopted, expressive of the sense
OF the corn and flour exchange at the loss, which,
In common with all other interests In the city, that
body has sustained in the death OF so useful citi
zen. committee was appointed to represent the
exchange at the funeral A special meeting OF the
mayor and city council was held at noon to-day,
when Mayor Latrobe announced the death of Mr..
Garrett and spoke OF his great usefulness in life
committee was appointed, which reported resolu-
tiOlS OF regret at the death OF Mr. Garrett, and paid
tribute to his memory. The entire body Will at
tend his funeral tomorrow morning
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I'd Edition.
--latest fblegranS to The Star.
POLITICAL ALLIANCE.

An Order Issued by the National Council
PHILADELPHIA, september a7.-The following Or
der has been issued by the national council Of the
American Political Alliance:
PHILADELPHIA, September 25. 1SS4--In accord
ance with orders to the state councils issued Au-
gust LIST, calling for nominations by the councils for
President and Vice President OF the United States,
to be voted for at the coming electoral council, A.
A. hereby announce that VIM. l. Ellsworth, OF
pennsylvania, having received the highest number
OF votes for President OF the United States and the
same having been made unanimous, and that
Charles II. Waterman, OF New York, having re-
celved the highest number Of votes for vice preS-
dent and the same having been made unanimous
they are hereby declared TO be the duly selected
nominees Of the "American Political Alliance"
All state councils therefore ordered to prepare
an electoral ticket in their respective states and
report tie same without delay to the national
Headquarters
By action OF the grand council Of the United
States the oath OF the order has been repealed.
All voters, white and cOlored, favorable to the
principles of the order, viz: "Amerlcan
born citizens only to rule America" are
invited to form Independent clubs, as
auAiliaries In this campaign TO elect the Amer
lean candidates, and TO preserve the institutions
or civil and religious liberty as handed
down to us by our ancestors The national
committee have adopted miniature American flags
With the names of the nominees thereon,
with the motto, americans to rule America" as
the badge of the campaign.
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Another Lucky Coachmau.
HE MARRIEs THE DAUGHTER OF THE RICHEST MAN
n


IN HARRISON, n. Y.
The elopement OF Magdalene Drake OF Harrison,
WESTMINSTER county, y. Y, with Jesse Carroll her
1athers cOachm2n, was the topic OF conversation
In That nelghbUrhOOd yesterday. Mr. Drake was
nOn-conlnlttaI except To say that he knew nothing
ABOUT the runawaXS and should take no means 10
ma out anything about them. Miss Drake lett
her fathers house on Monday TO visit acquainl-
anceS In New York city. She took with her two
large trunks, well filled. Her father had no idea
until Wednesday night that She had eloped. Car
roll bears an excellent reputation in Harrison The
people there say that he has good education is a
steady fellow and Will make Miss Drake good
husband. He Is OF a saving disposition and has IL
Is SAID q, 900 in a savings bank His Sttlfather
too, an old freshman, who works for Mr.. Drake as
unGer-gardener, Is said TO have saved a cninp,s-
tency. Friends OF Carroll say that the couple were
married In New York city Oh Monday or Tuesday
Ii Is also said that Miss Drake has a fortune OF
some So, eco in her OWN right, which was eIt her
10y her mother, and that she Will get IL when her
Youngest sister comes OF age, which viii be I'm a
short Time. She has an excellent education,
being graduate OF Packer institute, Brooklyn.
Mr.. Drake, who is called the richest man I'm Hair
l1Son, seems more sore than angry at The affair
and Will take his daughter back again, IL she coneS
or her accord.
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MARYLAND CRINNALS.-Governor Mclean, OF
Maryland. has pardoned John Betz, confined In
murder In the second degree, and Lewis p Krumm.
convicted or gambling and sentenced 10 nine
months IN JatL-The youth Charles Hammond
who was arrested a few days ago In Cumberland
Nd, for opening letters, was yesterday CON-
nitted by Commissioner Sloan for the action of
the United States authorities even
ing, Hobart Lewis and Louis Kimberly two prfs-
0ners, effected their escape from the Cumberland.
Nd, JAN by forcing open the door OF their cell
They have not been captured vet
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AUCTION SALES
E,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

'kHOMAS DOWNING, Auctioueer
ADMINISTRATORS SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
THE EN- IRE STOCK OF ELEGANT CABINET
FURNITURE, BELONGING To THE LATE G NJ
WIGHT, AND CONTAINED IN WARE ROOMS
NOS. G2I AND go LOUISIANA AVENUE, Be
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST, TOGETHER WITH A LARGE
STOCK OF CABINET LUMBER, WHITE CURL
ED HAIR, UPHOLSTERING MATERIAL. CON
TENTS OF WORKSHOP sc. SALE To CON
TINUE on THE EAYS MENTIONED BELOW
UNTIL THE ENTIRE STOCK IS DISPOSED OF
by virtue Of decree of TIE supreme Court of the Dis
t-t 81 Columbia passed tnc matter Of the estate of
'bert NJ Wight, deceased. .he undersigned AIrninis-
tatpr VIII proceed To SELL at public auction without
rc-drd 10 cost, on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTY
SECOND. 1884, ut TEN O'CICCK. and on j thursday
SEPIENBER TWENTY-FIFIH. at SAME HOUR
md continue thereafter on MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS uu:il the eItlre stock is disposed of This il
without doubt the largest and most valuable stock OF
Cabinet Furniture 81 at public in The city
AID the sale offers unity purchasers to
nrS-claSS goods Goods be INSPECTED, ut any
time. Parties not wishing to tend the auction can buy
at private sale 1T Ereatiy reduced prices.
Terms cash REGINALD FFNDALL.
St-t-i% Administrator.
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GREENPOINT, l. l., september N.-The jewelry
store OF Michael Brothers, Even street, near John
son avenue, Brooklyn, b. d., was entered by bur-
$4,000 worth OF watches, diamonds, Jewelry and
Slverware taken from the safe, which was broken
open, and carried of. The thieves left full kit of
burglars tools behind The police have no clue to
the burglars.
About 1915 o'clock this morning fire broke out In
the extensive hvestory furniture factory OF Chas.
Neivie q Co., DevOe and Leonard streets, Williams
burg, and quickly Quilted the building. The flames
also extended TO The planning mill adjoining and
partially destroyed IT, The loss on buildings, ma
chnery and stock is estimated at $4,000 Foreman
Tanning OF 10 engine, OF the Brooklyn fire depart
ment, fell through Well-hOle from the second
story OF the factory into some burning timber be-
low, sustaining very serious injuries.
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The COurts.

EQUITY CoURT-.Judoe james
To-day, Benet agt Middleton: J. W. Warner
made party complainant Riley agt. Riley; audi
tors report OF May 3lst confirmed. Rooney agt
Hanney heirs pro confeSso and reference 10 audi
Ior. Adams agI Luttrell; appearance ordered
SoutnaH agt Reed: testimony ordered Chaplin
agt Loughery; motion TO rescnd order OF Septem-
Der 21Jh oyeTruled
PoLIcE CorRr-.r,,fcs Spaen
To-day, 1Ssac. alias Frank smith, colorri lar
ceny OF & worth OF bananas from Jacob Kirby: 90
days in Jail
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CHAS. GRAFT, President.
REINH0LD SPRIEGSGUTH, Secretary.
MM. MuHLEISEN. Treasurer

A CARPENTERS WIFE SUES FOR DIyORCE.-NIrs
LOCKWOOD this afternoon filed the petition Of Cora
Walker, for a divorce from Alexander Walker. 1t
recltes that they were married in Fredericksburg,
Va, III 1865, and have lived together ever since.
except at intervals. when he would be off on a
drunken spree; that when he first left her he went
To Richmond on spree, which lasted several
weeks, since which time he has assaulted her, for
which he has been arrested, and has often threat
eneC 10 Go her bodily harm. She asks Tor a divorce
on the grounds OF his drunkenness and cruelty, en-
dang ering her life and health, and that he be re-
qulred to let her alone and keep away from her
house. Walker is carpenter and resides at $40
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News briefs.

In speech at Carlisle, MIR. Gladstone said the
lords ought TO study the best means TO prevent the
fall OF the house Of lords.
There were ASP fresh cases and 212 deaths In Italy
from Cholera during the past week
Five incendlary fires occurred In Cleveland, Ohio.
Thursday night and three last night. Great ex-
c1temenJ prevails there, and the underwriters have
oHered 500 reward for the arrest and conviction
OF any incendiary.
The new comet Will not become visible TO the
naked eye.
thunder storm passed over Norfolk, Va,
Thursday doing great deal or good 10 the crops In
that section
In New York yesterday judge Van Worst dis
missed the suit or Joseph L. Loubat against Her
man X. Leroy, treasurer of the Union clU" II New
YORK, py which Loubat sought To be relns' ltcd as
q member or the clup
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DUNcANsoN BROTHERS. Auctioneers
iht IL; : ifES, SALE OF ,NALuABIE IMPROVED

REAL ESTATE, No 1927 VERMONT AVESI1E
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, ID. C.
Under and 10y virtue OF a deed of trust dated No -
yember 1st 1879 and duly recorded i'll Iiber No n:
3i folio 44 ct OF the land records of the Lii
District OF Columbia the undersigned trustees will
sell, on WEDNESDAY. THE FIF ZENITH DAY OF
OCTOBER, A ID. 1854; at FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ in
from OF the premises the following real estate stnaf
in the city of Washington and District Of Columbia to
wit: All that certain piece Parcel of ground known
and described as lot numbered hrtyone of Evans sub
division az lots numbered fourteen 4), fifteen (I51
sixteen GG) seventeen 40 and eighteen 1S) of Kid
wells subdivision of square numbered two hundred
AID seventeen GID according to tn plat of the said
city Of HaSnlgt0n together with all the easements
h"rVtitarnents and appurteaanc to the belong.
ing or III any wise appertiiiing.
Terms OF SALE OnetEird Of the purchase money II,
cash. the balance ia ard two years. with interest al
SIX per cent. the deferred payments 10 be secured
deed OF trust upon the property sold all cash. at
option of purchaser. Convey &c at purchasers
cost dcrosit of $3.50 Will be required at time Of sale
Terms o. sale 10 be complied with within five days
otherwise Trustees the rght to sell tie ris
aud cost Of tie defsulting purchaser.
NATHI. WILSON. } w..
sH-d&ds FRANCIS H SMITH, ifusteea
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Lates, New. by Cable To-day.

ROME, september 2.-Cardinal San Felice has
arrived at Resina. Upon seeing number OF the
GartbaldlanS, who wore the historical red shirts,
succoring cholera patients, he approached them,
and shook hands with them warmly. He was much
moved, and expressed his admiration Of their &C
ton. The people who witnessed the scene loudly
cheered The cardinal and the GaribaldianS.
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auetfoneers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Re Is,IA! 2. No: 102l EIRMONT AVENUE
IN TIE CITY OF WASHINGTON ID

TRUSTEES SHE OF VAITAPTT INPROYFD
kEAL IS1A r. No. 1927 VERMONT AVENUE
IN THE CIiY OF WASHINGTON d
Under and ~ virtue of a deed of trust dated No
y"lubar lst 1913 and recorded III Liper No. 927 I'd
fJlG iI ~ of the land records Of the k1A
tIict of toiIFa the undersigned rs Trustees will
s.ll on WEDNESDAY, the FIF TENTH DAY OF
OCTOBER is6t 1T HAIFFAST -FOUR O'CLOCK =
II Il ff1Ef Of the premises, the fol owingtleSc
real estate sitHate in the city of WASHINGTON and Dis
m OF Columbia, To VT: Al that certain piece or par
e. OF --r''trt known and described Lot numbered
went '-t-et t1S Of Evar-' subdivision of mum
har-u -oHr-. 80 fifteen (5i. sixteen (if) seyetce
y , ant htJ~,u Isl ot hwelrs subdivision square
NUMBER two hundred and seventeen CID according
to IN plat a.: thu said city OF Washington together with
al the easements. hrrCditImes aud appurteIances 10
III same Detpn-lIc or in aHyHiSe sppertaininu
itFiI@ ~ sac: One-th Il of the purchase money in
c-; ih alce IN on" and two years with interest at
SIX par n secured 10y deed uio.i tine urorcrty
sold or ail cash ut tn. OFT OF purchaser Convey
iIt1i &C at purchasers cost. d. pU of $3.50 will
he required at time Of sale Terms OF sale To be com
Piled WITH within five days otherwise Trustees reserve
the night to resell 81 risk and drfautiuy pur-
chaser. FRANCIS H SMITH ) = -
sc27 -dSGs NATHL WILSON Trustees.
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Affairs i'm West washington.

AN ACCIDENT AND NOT AN AssAULT.-Abraham
Mutersbaugh, the Virginia farmer, who was ar
rested here on Friday night OF last week, for
ming his wagon over small colOred boy, named
George Smith, was tried in the Police Court this
morning for the alleged assault, which was proven
10 De Clearly an accident as the boy under the
horses feet and the court discharged the prisoner.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING-The West Washington
Cleveland and Hendricks club, OF this place, held
It's regular weekly meeting last night at Goddard's
nail the speakers On this occasion were Dr..
Bird, OF the jackson democratic club, and Mr.
Brooke Hunter, who delivered stirring speeches.
The meeting was largely attended, and Is new
members were elected.
YOUNG WoMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.
large meeting OF the young ladies OF George
town was held in DumbarUon street NJ. Z. church
Wednesday evening and Young Woman'S Chris
tlan Temperance Union was formed A great deal OF
interest was manifested The young ladies propose
doing good work this winter, socially and among
the children.
THE PARALYZED CANAL TRADH.-Low water In
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, caused by the
drought, has nearly paralyZed trafic and no boats
cleared from Cumberland yesterday. There was a
meeting OF the canal directors In Baltimore yeSter-
day, but on account OF the absence OF President
Smith nothing but routine business was trans
acted.
FLOUR SHIPAEHTs-Messrs. Herr & Cissel ship
ped to-day, the steamer Excelsior 400 barrels of
peerless flour for Nor folk, thence 70 Newbern NC.
ms makes nearly leo barrels OF Hour shipped
this week
CONDITION OF WATER AT A. M.-Great Falls, Sc.
Receiving ACKNOWLEDGMENT connection, 80; south
connection, g. Distributing reservoir infiuent
gate house, 36; ef1uent gate house. s. Low tide In
the river to-day at pm, high tide at u p. N.
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AN INvEsrIGArIoN BIZ rHE coRoNER.

1onn Mullan. laboring man, residing on Goth
street, near L, died last night He had been on 3
spree about week ago, and there was some Ques-
tlon as to the cause Of his death Some persons
suspected that death was caused by drugged liquor
Dr patterson, the coroner, ordered an fnvestiga-
Soh thls morning. Drs> Hartigan, Hckling and
Neal made an examination and found that death
Was caused by rupture OF the spleen. which may
nave followed fall, blow or kick and certificate
was given 10 that effect.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.
Scaed PROPOSALS to furnish end store the following
Zeal aud Wood in such quantities may BE- ordered for
The pepartn!ent of Justice viii b. received until
, r,MELHE O'CLOCK, MOON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER
e tons bes. quality White Ash Anthracite Coal fur
atons best quality Whit Ash steve size
10 cords best quality Pine Wood
Isttu tons to bidders to be had On appIica ton IT tho
Department of Justice seoI. 81
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Short Ocean Trims.

NEW YORK, September 27.-The New York agents
or the Anchor line state that the Austral arrived
OH Browhead at Los p. III. to-day, making the
passage in days. 40 minutes. The agents OF the
GuiOn line announce that the steamer Arizona
passed Fastnet at O'Clock this afternoon, and that
the time OF her passage was days, hour and AZ
m
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The Postmaster Skipped.

NEW YORK, September 27.-Inspector Barrett
yesterday began an investigation OF the post office
ut Patchogue, L. l. AS the inspector entered by
the front door Postmaster Hammond disappeared
through the rear exit. He has not been seen since.
His accounts are 81 400 short
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WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN YEREIN.

WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN VEREIN. !
SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., september %, 1SSi.)
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
The undersigned officers OF the Washington
SchuetZen Ferein are instructed to herewith en-
close check for 800 zone hundred dollarSl same
TO be applied and added the fund the relief of
the widow ana orphans OF the late Policeman John
Fowler, murdered While in the act OF dscharging
his duty.
Mourning the loss OF q brave and faithful officer
OF the District, offer little share with will
ing and cheerful heart. and although the amount
De out small yet 1t may assist in drying tear OF
sorrow ana distress. Very respectfully, yours,
CHAS. GRAFT, President.
REINHOLD SPRIEGSGUTH, Secretary.
WIN, MUuLEISES Treasurer
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SucceSSSp,IIy U.anncheh.

PHILADELPHIA, september 2T.-The large iron
steamship Eldorado, the last of the three coast
wise vessels built for the Morgan line success
fully launched to-day at Cramps shpyard, in the
presence OF large crowd OF people. The EidoradO
Is an exact counterpart OF the steamers Eureka
and I'll PaSO, recently launched at this Shipyaru.
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RESTAURANT.

Old established stand on Pennsylvania avenue near
capitol fXtnres and good will OF furni-
tlre OF e rooms; restaurant first class and good
business good stock of liquors and wines hand good
dining ana pool parlors kitchen class with
al modern covenences; fine trade guaranteed; lease
GOOD Tor ten months for selling the
house Only cash buyers need Apply Inquire 337 Penn
sylvalia avenue northwest. Washington L. c. aul-9w'
ItOR SALE-A FINE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT
4 OF Spr1n and Summer Carriages, such Victories,
INA etons, Extension Tors, Jump Seats, Two Wheel
arts bugFles two and four passenger Rockaways, &C.
&c Eelaii1ng promptly att nded to. ROBT. III. Ora
HAM, depository ana Factory 4I0-4I6 Sth NV apps
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Another RaiIroad Smash Hin.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, September 27.-TheAnight
freight train from HOlyOke on the HolyOke and
WeStfeld railroad, broke in two last night and the
parts came together about q mile and a-half from
WeStteld Fourteen cars were damaged, some OF
them being badly smashed. This morning pas
smashing the engine and the cars that were stand
Ing on The track. The fagman was not seen be-
one was hurt.
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WHAT CANE OF A NAN AssAULTING NEIGHBoR,s
CHHD.-An incendiary fire which occurred at Wheel
Ing, w. Va, Thursday night developed yesterday a
queer story. VIM Chambers owned the house and
his wife held the ground. Thursday his wife saw
him take small child into the cellar. She told the
father OF the Child, who armed himself with shot
gun, but Chambers disappeared. He had gone to
ONO, and MS vile gave him up and returned TO her
father Chambers returned at night and claimed
large sum OF money Tor the house. II was refused
and he left swearing vengeance. An hour after
ward the house was burned, and Chambers again
disappeared The two families are highly respected.
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The Fowler Relief Fund.

ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED.
THE STAR has received the following additional
contributions to the fund for the relief OF the widow
and children Of the policeman, Fowler, murdered In
the discharge of his duty:
Mr.. 7. NJ. Steep has collected the following sums
the Fowler
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a Strike Riot verted.

READING, Pa, September q. Fifty Italian labor
erS On the railroad at BirdSborO, struck to-day be-
cause OF threatened reduction from ST. TO 81 per
day. An equal number or foreigners continued to
work when riot became imminent between the
two parties, the contractors settled the matter by
restoring wages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-27

senator German, chairman OF the national demo-
cratic executive committee, and Secretary Post, Of
the Congressional committee, and other leading
democrats, had conference at headquarters In
this city this afternoon in relation to the detail
work of The committed
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DEMOCRATS HAVE NO DOUBT OF HIS CARRYING IT.
Representative Thompson, OF Kentucky, who
has been In New York city for several days, says
the reports received at democratic headquarters
there are uniformly OF an encouraging nature He
says the New York democratic committee express
no doubt OF Cleveand's carrying that state.
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DAUGHTERS BRUTALTTY.-Mrs. Rebecca Black
was found confined in little attic room I'm her
room was only eight feet square, lighted by small
dormer window, which has not been opened in
eighteen months, and the woman, who Is nearly 80
years old and insane, was found In terrible con-
dftiOn for lack OF care
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LONGER Hours FOR MONEY ORDER OFF1cES-The
Acting Postmaster General Mr.. Hatton, has issued
an order directing that on and after october 1SS4
all post offices OF the first class, and their stations
or branch Offices, shall be kept open to the public
Tor the issue and payment OF money orders and for
the receipt OF matter intended for registration and
the delivery OF registered matter until O'Clock
p. IL. every day, except Sunday and legal holidays