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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-17
THE EVENING WASHINGTON. FRIDAY OCTOBER H.

15c Huck Towel.
227 dozen Bleached Huck Towels size 20 by % 6nt
quality. handsome borders 15c each.
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
%, pENSsY1y23 SH ps sEFa nSLT o,. .rnrrr
DOZEN
MEMS BRITISH HALF HOSE
Full regular made and eussette double heels and toes
sosSss SHH 3 81 e asssr
ONE PRICE ONLY
IS DOZEN
sn,,csa M MEMS S SOLID COLOR HALF HOSE: .,,
ty in black. navy blue, cardinal and seal brown
371s PER PAIR.
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP.
92l Pa az One frice Only 912 d 1t
FIFTY DOZEN
MEMS SOLID COLOR HALF HOSE.
Mako" splced feet. in Garnet, Navy Blue and Seal
Brown. Csc. per pair.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
LADIES' SILK UNDERWEAR
LOWEST PRICES.
WOODWARD / LoTHRors
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
s2l Penna. Avenue s12 Street.
MEMS TwO-BUTTON
CHEvREAU KID GLOVES
Fine Quality. Cable Sewed every rair warranted in our
selection OF FALL and WINTER SHADES.
sL5O PER PAIR
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
s2l Pa ave. ONE PRICE ONLY sl2 street.
r4 GIAhz lSb sHST ANR u SbaSEKz
MEN, WOMEN t AND CHILDREN
sS SSsRr SEP sJ as9H Hogsn,
92l Penna. avenue. 9l2 street.
IMPERIAL REAL KID GLOVES.
real. KID GLOVE. .lnade from a light weight skin.
which we advert sed last week at prices Csc pair
now take pleasure in Offering the Same goods in
Button length Mousquetaire at similar reduction in
price, instead OF 1926 per pair.
$500 PER PAIR.
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOOD HOUSE.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
SPECIAL BARGAIN IN DRESS GOODS
90 inch all wool Foua in the following colors: Black
Seal Brown. Havana Brown Garnet. 1t. Brown Myrtle
o'tsl' N's' 0'0s, 75c PER YARD
These goods have heretofore been considered cheap
our counters \ g b'f KRIS Rs 1orHRop.
%, Pa. Ave. ONE PRICE f'e oNLY o"s' s12Dst
45-INcH BROWN COTTON,
1Oc. Per Yard
54-INCH BROWN COTTON,
12kc. Per Yard
The above two specially good values which are
oversock of one of best manufacturers enables
to offer at the above low prices.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY
s21 PENNA AVE sl2 STREET
WE DESIRE TO CALL ATTENTION TO OUR
LINING DEPARTMENT
complete stock of Dress Cambrics, silesias, Drill
Cloth Linen canvas. Doube-faced Lnings. Fancy
Striped Innings, &c.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
s21 Pa. Ave. ONE PRICE ONLY. s21Dst
ALADIEs BLACK KID GLOVE.
that will not rip or tear. made TO order from
special lot of selected skins. every pair warranted
b HSrToS klS P PA1k
Bo %S95w nkY e Z b1sH Ho9gE.
s2l pennsylvanis ave. i'-oA toei9l s12Dst
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Boris AND CHnDREs,s CLorHrso

VI HAVE NOT SAID MUCH ABOUT THESE
GOODS, SIMPLY FOR TIL REASON THAT WE
COULD NOT TELL YOU ABOUT ALL OUR NICE
THINGS N \ FEW BRIEF ADVERTISEMENTS
BoT 4 VISIT To OR STORE WILL CONVINCE
YOU THAT yEBAyE THE NEWEST STYLES, THE
BEST WATERWAYS AND WORKMANSHIP AND ALL
AT THE LOWEST PRICES. THE SMALL BOYS
WILL HAVE. To BE VERY INDUSTRIOUS To WEAR
OJT ONE OF OUR ROUGH AND TUMBLE school.
SUITS AT s.: OR OR STRONG CoRDURoYs AT
SO, OR Or HEAVY OSERCOATS OF DOUBLE
FACED GOODS. MADE UP WITHOUT Innings AT
sS5l
OUR SAWYER CASS. SUITS ARE BOTH DRESsY
AND SERyICEAB1E AND OUR PLAIN AND PLAID
CJRhSCBET SUITS ARE THE INCEST To BE
FOUND.
~ GOODS FOR LARGER BOYS OUR LINES OF
CASsIMEREs. TRICoTs. CORKSCREws. DIAGo.
NAILS ARE FULL AND PRICES Low
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Five foot Curtain Poles with Rings Ends and Brack
cts complete. IL Ebony Ash. Walnut aud Cherry soc
each.
The q me IN better gr7de. 4ac.
Ie-Sler poles with finer AID heavier Trimming, s9c
The same with Brass Trimmings. 79c.
We also sep full line of foot. foot. 10 foot and
J. foo, Poles always hand. at equally low prices
Square Solid Brass Bird Cages. &l-19
large and better Cage for 81 80
sspanned Bird Cases. SO.
Nickel round Clocks 9ac
Nickel Alarm Clocks 81 40
Nickel Car<4aqe Clocks. s249
Juniper ed Lunch Baskets 25c
Jcn!per covered Market Baskets. 39c.
Four-blsie Nv, ~ Handle Pocket Knives, 2sc
IArye Rosewood Handle Shoe Buttoners. Sc
Velvet Cabine. Picture frames I3c
slik Plush c bilet Picture frames Sc.
SoEd Walnut Side Brackets. &c
Pine Japanese Side Brackets 4ac
Brass cabinet Picture Frames. DC.
Solid Brass Match Safes DC
Gennlne Barbotine Vases. &c
All Leather double Shawl Straps. Ioc
same with three Straps &c
Club bags from 9ac
Travelling BSscs from Tec IN
Ladies' Bars from 4ec ur
Beveled French Plate Patent Hand Mirror. spx
Plush. Csc @' $500
fo.dirz Beveled French Plate Travelling Mirrors 4ac
lOasens genuine Solid Back French Hair Brushes
~ ~ W ard 81 ~ and thousands other re,nartabIe
cheap goods jus, opened at
sILvERBERG's.
Gels SO It'll street and sls sth street northwest
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Hard times have come with vengeance at Fall
River. where nearly ali the great cotton mills have
shut down, throwing ten thousand operatives out
o. work The suspension may be only for a week
o. IL may last indefinitely the state Of trade de-
na1dS- There was never time when dry goods
and other articles OF prime necessity were lower
than now. and persons in need Of such supplies by
purchasing now can secure bargains and help the
market at the same time
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TIE era OF the evening paper, as distinguished
froE. The paper published in the morning, seems to
have arrived. and that 10 stay. A few years since
Tn" morning journal had many advantages In the
race large majority of the events which the
daily paper l. called on TO chronicle occur In the
d2y time. and under the slower me- hods OF gather
iE- news and preparing 10 for the press which once
prevailed. the papers could not Wen be ready for
distribution before the next morning But all this
has been changed in the last few years For local
purposes the telephone brings the reporter into In
Spontaneous communication with the Office and
improved methods OF telegraphing and special
wires enable the news editor TO be put In possess
son OF the facts at distant points with hardly a
m0mants delay.
When the failure OF Fisk Hatch occurred which
was wholly unexpected, it was announced in the
sock Exchange, at New York. a little before 8 D.
In An hour later The STAR printed the principal
facts Il regard 10 the failure. During each day of
the two Chicago conventions THE STAR printed full
reports up 10 a late hour and left nothing OF i'm
portaEce FOR the next morning. AS the hours OF
daylight on the European continent are several
hours in advance OF Washington time, there Is
ample time 70 secure full record Of events in that
distant quarter before we go 10 press. Weekly and
almost daily new areas are reached by the te,e-
graph, and new inventions anihilatc time and
space and enable tie evening paper to put It.,
readers in possession OF everything worthy OF note
almost as soon as IL happens.
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2i3l 4 st. NV. srs. m i. $50
Sor, lith a. Z s.w., mi. 60
q = stn.w..l6r.. IN. -. 20
1928 29.h n-w.:r..sl. A.. Is
ri: ay. mr. l1fh.l5r. mi. 100
lI44. ls46. l74s l. 1850 4
st. n. w. LOT. m. - 60
1918 \ st.n.w..l0r.m.i. 20
l4l3 q st.n.w.. l1r-.. IS
$40 { st.n.w, lGr. mi IS
dOs- J. Usher d 60.
1924 4 street northwest
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NOTICE re 0EoCERs-LAMP cHIMNEYs. RE-
4ozen burners and Wicks in proportion. 'N'
4 soENENsTRAHL's.
SEA lla2 7th street northwest
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e. = $S'ss E Es E '|F'
6 SoS 90 ERR 3 ssss ZEE TIT ssss
E = 6 6 ERk ssss kE + ssss
oocS Voo' ( ssss kkxE I ssss -
THE PALA1s ROYAL. FOR THE SPECIAL SALE.
OF CoRsETs OFFERS The FOLLOWING BAR
GAINS:
Sateen Corsets in blue and red size from Is to Is;
regular price 81 special price G9c.
Conti Corset in blue and red double busk sizes Is
"a rs. &C. "a regular price 81. Is. special price &C.,
White Contil Corsets. double busk side STEEL war
raned bone size from 20 25; regular price al a.
special price 69c.
French Woven Corsets embroidered bust. side steel
good whalebone sizes from Is to g. regular price ST.
special price Gec.
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PROFESSIONAL.


MADAME PAWN RfsIDENT), MANICURE AND
M SURGEON cAIkSpoDIST;-Fin er Nails beauti-
Corns. Bunions improving Nails and Diseases Il the
Feet successfully treated ingie treatfne Il. either
hands feet 81 Course Tickets sixteen visits good
my Washington, Baltimore Richmond Offices &l2
Separate offices for Ladies and Gentlemen. Rooms 8
and g. 9l5 Pennsylvania avenue. oc1-lms
LOOT SUPERINTENDENT EFT BHING REQUI-
I site health, the highest medical eusHical buds
cial. political military and naval diEntares Of this
country represen tatves of leading foreign govern
ments and thousands Of CHER well known personases
Washington and II North Eutsw street Baltimore for
the requisite treatment Of Cors BUrfons. Inverted
Nails &c. Tlirty-uinth year Of Practice Fee 81 .
visit. $3.50
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Wl LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies and Gen.
uemen so cents each A06 street. between 4th and 5h
streets northwest iel4- Tow
OLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN As
" the best il JUSTH's Old Stand known for years
the only place where frEt-class SECONDHAND
CLOTHING can be sold at respectable priceA Address
juSTHs Old stand No go D stirred. between 9th and
9TH streets northwest
,. k-&ots by matl PROMPTLY sstandsdsa mrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-17

a calm review OF the political situation, as it
stands since the october elections, shows that the
presidential contest remains TO be fought and won
next month. The republicans have held Ohio in
their column. and the democrats have demon
sirated that the vote OF West Virginia viii be cast
for Cleveland. The ten or eleven thousand repub-
1can majority east IL Ohio last Tuesday will swell
10 perhaps twenty or thirty thousand In Novem-
Der Four years ago the republicans nearly doubled
their October majority in November. The prepara-
tons already being made by the democrats ind-
cate that they do not meaI to yield the state next
month without struggle. But it Is scarcely prob
abe that they Will renew their fight with much
hope OF success The prestige OF victory Is now
with the republicans, and will carry over 10 them
that element usually denOminated the Floating"
Vote which seeks TO be ON the winning side But
outside OF Ohio the result OF the october election
VIII not. probably. have very decided influence on
The vote IN November. The october skirmish was
pretty nearly a drawn fight. and the two parties
approach the final struggle without either having
derived any decided advantage or injury In the
preliminary engagements New York Is now
Looked 10 rs the decisive pivotal state.
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Sr1SEME1z Il Son
1887 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
HAT DEPARTMENT
Youmans celebrated New York Hats
York ~ '' "''"
Prices o: silk Hats SIS sc. 81 and So
nerby Hats, all colors s. So 81 and $3.50
Youths Derby Hats 81 TO 81
Polo Caps 23c. to S1O0
LADIES FUR DEPARTMENT
Model Garments in Seal skin. Silk Velvet and plrsb
Fur Trimming by the yard
SILK UMBRELLAS
for Ladies and Gentlemen: special bargains oc17ot
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT--OFFICES

UHOR RENT-ONE PLEASANT b tSEMENT OFFICE
Il Room, at 1850 New York avenue ocl7-3t.
Lon RENT-OFFICE ROOMS. VERY DESIRABLE:
heated single or en- su te at 6lS street northwest
lear Patent Once. General Pest Office and New Pen
sion Office. Apply to D. c. LAWRENCE, Rooms s. 6
anu Z, ,lS street northwest oril -a1r
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LYON SAIE-HOISES.-I HAVE FDR SALE sFv-
II eral line Houses. fwo-stDry aud las eight
rooms AMI hath To- h. nicely hIshel ear1ng COM
II uun, beautifully located high ground with atun
dance oil shade. The interiO- fnish may made 70
sut The taste anu requirements OF purchasers hree
as an inNtsill ent searagly Parties king ton
homes OF good raging investment viii do well con-
slider the opportunity here offered
JNO A. PRESCOTT.
oc4-2w 1905 + st,,5,.t u,rttxr.s.
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CARPETS. CARPETS.
NEW COLoRS. NEW STYLES,
LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM
BRUSSELS CARPETS rs CENTS
BRUSSELS CARPETS so Cent?
BRUsSELS CARPETS as Cent?
BRUSSELS CARPETS 81 CENTS
BRUSSELS CARPETS 20 CENTS
BEST BODY BRT SSELS Sllh
EXTRA DOU BILE WEIGHT INGRAM so CENTS
ALL-WooL INGRAM So CENTS
BEST A1I~WOOL TWO-ILY EXTRA SUPER
IS CfNTS-I5 CENTS-75 CENTS
FLOOR Oi-Coths all widths
Floor Df1Fgets S. Sc a.. IS 10
Sewing and Laying Car: cts Sc
CSC. - 'Ne A'o ~" nAi w'de' Atwood.
Trcot Cloth. yard and half wide oec
All wool Ladies Cloth sic
Napnel Shifting all wool 95c
r. ather-pr1of Bed Ticking 15c and l8c
Al woo! Mite Flannel. lie, 20c 25c
Ah-wooi ked Twill Flannel lSc 2Oc 22c
Moderated Rcd Twill Flannel &c. S6cg
Dress Goods. l2c l5c.. ISc 25c
csc, 5Uc, 15c '' e~' w.
TOwSON'S.
ocl6 CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVE, SOUTH SIDE.
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French Woven Corsets. embroidered bust side steel
good whaebone sizes from 1s to g. regular price ST.
special price &C.
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bi4 18th ST. NV 10rsslOloo $40 n ST NV rs $40 90
1C10 18th st. Is rs iup l347 u st n w. On
1881 stnw., 90 rs 18th 81. 10
ldU St VIII rs. 1884 1889 psf NV. rs. IS %
1914 18th ST. IL 81 "a so St rooms 20 no
16l6 18TH stn.w, L. rs 81 "a 1917 2.h NV srs 90
llZ2 Conn an IL $50 90 2d2 18th ST. Srs Is 90
1l91 10th ST. NV, l9rs IS 90 92S oath ST n
100 18th ST. NV, l2rs IS 90 LIST ST. roomsl 90
2o9 T. Cap. ST. Is 90 2o34 9Th ST. NV "a Is co
56a5 !9th ST. n. 30 90 sl6 18th st. 10
~ st n W.. r. oe 3l9 q St ne, q %
1887 18th ST 7rs 80 200 5h St. Sc store 10 90
k5l RI avenue, rs. $500
Also, number of well located Furnished Eouses
Call at Office for Weeky Bulletin issued every Safur
day afternoon. Landlords have their houses al
vertised tree by placing them in our hands
B. II. WARNER
ocll ZIG street northwest
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French Woven Corsets five hundred bone silk
famed top and bottom drab and white regular price
81. 49, special price Sl25
very special and substantial bargain
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nR W. I. PARKER, OF BOSTON. MASS:
I Magnet Healer.
has returned to Washington and ready to receive
paf1euta Dr. Parker has srful In treating
All chronic diseases without the usa Of medicine VIII
VISIT Patients 3l7 ~ street northwest oc4.2Ws
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f. B. BARNUM K CO,
CuRrArs PoLEs.

93I PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

ItOR RANT-A VERY NICE AND CONVENIENT
Il stable and carriage house Inquire of " WHIT
g NIB. 1887 street Invest fourth door from Ham
ton House. ocI4-5,s
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FOR RENT-STORES

nor RHINESTONE ol6 10TH STREET BE-
Il tween wholesale hay market and Pennsylvania
avenue. A desirable stand for commission hnsnrsS.
rent $50. Inquire 926 louisiana avenue ocf-aw
ErOE EENT-FINE LARGE STORE OR WARE
Il room with injecting rooms if wanted at AS nth
street Northwest one of the best thorougfars be-
tween Pennsylvania avenue aid street oc3-Iln
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The French P. D. are the best fitting Corsets i'm
ported We keep the only complete line this side of
New York; We have all coors. all sizes. long, medium
aid short satin saeeu and cont prices from 81 so to
S368
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EOR RENT-BY r. O. HoLTZMAN
Il st.n. IS lSr.fS300 90 Seaton Hail 9tS sl25 90
DupentCle lar fur 25o0H Farraeut q. y fur rs
av mr. CT av. fur250 60 929 Eargt So II 100 %
lafayette Sq,,lt rfur250t 1927 Conn II l01 90
NJ ST., Thomas Gle. $50 CO b ST mr. Cs,) 100 90
Conn. NJ st 225 90 1902 st N " ~ rs 100 on
2DpntCie l4r m ts 33 Cor. st IL ST., fur 90
Conn n l3r fur DOS 81 T. Cap. ID fur 20
st. Conn Is 200 90 VI ST. mr. ~ w fur 10 a.
La'f'teSl. lire iur go co Mt Pleasant Q rs 3s O0
st. AL 16r fur 2Il 10 1910 N W m j. AZ 90
Iowa liEle. ID fur IT'S 927 18th st W Or 90Oo
st mr. 18th 10rs fur 1875 90 625 a ave 5rs "a no
For permits to furnished houses call at ofice
For list of property for sale call or send At office for
Real Estate Gui ie
Property placed with me for rent or sale il literally
advertised free of cost TO the owner
ocl5 r. o. HOFFMAN 10th and + SITS NV
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MONEY To LOAN.

fsONEY To IOAN-ON EI.sI SITE SECU-
VI uty. Prompt attert OIL Il q 81 e. aGioas.
SMORM> I'D. * bkADlfY
ocl4lIn g23 street
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THE HOUSE.
Debate on the mississippi Contested Election
Case-Other Proceedings.

Case--Other Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, Feb 13.-Ah. Warner offered
q resolution directing the committee to inquire
why the joint resolution passed on Monday for
the relief of sufferers by the Ohio foods was
not sent to the Senate for the signature of the
presiding officer until late yesterday afternoon.
He desired to know why so much valuable time
was lost.
Mr.. Cosgrove hoped the committee would also
inquire why the House debated the joint resolu-
ton the entire day, when it could have been
passed in ten minutes. The resolution was re-
ferred.
The House proceeded to the consideration Of
the Mississippi contested election case of Chal-
mers VS.. Manning
Mr.. Turner, of Georgia, chairman of the commit
tee on elections, spoke in support of the majority
report. which declared that on the prima facie
case neither of the contestants is entitled to the
seat. Neither the majority nor the minority
report is signed, but Turner and ten members
of the elections committee are in favor of the
former, while only five supported the latter.
Mr.. Elliott spoke in favor of the minority
report, which declares that Manning is entitled
to the seat on prima facie right.
Mr.. Curtin offered a resolution recommittng
to the committee on elections the question of
prna facie right to the seat, with instructions to
ascertain and report whether a certificate of cleo
ton was issued by the Governor of Mississippi
TO any one and. if so, to whom
Mr., Robertson, of Kentucky, spoke in favor
of the minority report and against the action Of
the majority in going behind the Governors Ger
tfcate. He would say, in the horid language Of
his friend, Joe Blackburn-he meant the sena-
torelect--that Mannings credentials were as
legal as though borne by an angel from heaven
itself.
After debate the matter went over until to-
morrow.
MI Hammer presented petitions in favor of
Jacksonville, Libby, Belle Isle or other confeder-
ate prisons. Referred
The Speaker laid before the House letter
from the Secretary of the Navy transmitting the
amounts claimed by the contractors for the care
of the double turreted monitors. They aggre-
gate $27S6 45 Referred. Adjourned.
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Opposition to the Tariff Bill.

PITrsBURG, Feb l3-A number of persons
representing the manufacturers and laboring
men OF this section leave for Washington tomor-
row evening to appear before the ways and
means committee to oppose the Morrison tariff
bill John Jarrett will represent the United
States Tinpate Association, and President
Weihe and Secretary Martin the Amalgamated
Association of Iron and Steel-workers. The
manufacturers Of this city will be represented
by special committee. They will be Joined by
other committees from different parts of the
State and vigorous fight will be made towards
having the bill defeated.
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PROMINENT BAPTIST PREACHER

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have been afflicted with Scrofula for twelve years
and have had as large a mans hand for
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Challenge to Sullivan.

CLEVELAND, Feb. 13.-The following formal
challenge will be issued tomorrow to the cham
pion pugilist, Sullivan;
CLEVELAND, Feb. IA.
l. Duncan G. Ross win match Mervine Thompson.
of this city, to spar John H. Sullivan with hard gloves
to "a finish for from s 600 to 50 600 ring rules t.
govern. will deposit the money in the Ohio National
Bank, with any responsible party agreeable TO Mr..
Sullivan, notified Of his acceptance. Any
communication addressed to this city win be ATTENDED
to. DUNCAN @. Ross.
Man and money ready to meet Sullivan any
time place he may
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A stable in the rear of the residence of George
Bishop, on Broadway street, was destroyed by
fire last night about u o'clock. The loss is
estimated at about 5000. The fire is supposed to
have been of incendiary origin.