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ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA, May IL, 1884.
The conservative voters of Alexandria county
at their meeting last Saturday evening selected
Mr.. j. & Clements delegate to the state conven-
ton at Richmond on the 14th. The hurry of the
planting season caused some difficulty In securing
one prepared to go A preamble and resolution
were also adopted, setting forth the claims OF the
county TO the selection or the next delegate to the
legislature.
Our public schools are expected to close for the
season on or about the 10th
The season has been very backward. Now. how
ever, with more pleasant weather everything is
the rush. The fruit prospect is good, especially
with apples and peaches.
Grain generally Is below the average; grass pro-
misses fair Yield.
Many suggested improvements through the
county are held In allegiance TO decision upon the
flee bridge question now before Congress Indeed,
SO thoroughly Wearied out are the people through
this region by the enormous tolls exacted OF them
In all THESE years that the feeling is quite prevalent
to give up all further efforts at Improvement. if
these tolls are TO be continued. AT large meeting
lately held In the county a resolution was adopted
urgently calling upon Mr. Barbour and his aSsocl-
ateS TO endorse and adopt the bill recently passed
by the Senate, as measure eminenJly fair to all
parties Meanwhile, there is a gathering feeling
that the Bridge company, IL able to defeat the evf
dent desire OF Congress TO furnish free highway
over the Potomac may increase the already excess
slve tolls demanded by way OF reply for the oppOSi-
ton they have encountered. WEST ARLINGTuN
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IApasoLs. PARAso1s.
NEW STYLES. JUST OPENED
Coaching Hsras.s. all coo-S 81 so 81 so 50 81
satn lalasols. ired. trimmed with lace, $40
silk Isrssols. 81. sI:5. sl.50. $1.73. 81
<0-iEcE : riIg CGs..megcs, Do.
41incE aii-woo. ,CO.i.. CiJti. SOC
4ieot4Ie D;Css GOO,is. 25e.
] Gothic Dress foods. lie
otrster Dues Goods. l2tc
iaGies' FLANNEL SI:itIns. l25Sc
Summer salks, SIC.
E4ack Gros- Grain Dress :;:lks, &c
isin Heavy Gros-Gr-ii. Sink, 81
Merlin &c Cal.eo. 4Is..
Iiren LAWN. &C.
Boys Cloths f5c.. 2nc &c
Feather Proof I'D Ti-kiag. I5c
lTug~,f- DRESS Skis, SOC.
thli1reits Hose 10 sesms, lSc.
lGd.Ss EaitGicEan Hose seams &c
Namsut;a Cotton. Sc.
Nuns yelling. al cclors
zo-,nsh FIR uCI Black Cashmere 5Oc
Fancy straw Mating all styles
IEd-a Linen. size, l0c.. IKE, l5c
VISIONS,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
aTSa South Side. near 7th
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
a,,,u.en,en1s. &c. ro-,,:rh-.

aruuseI;seElfs. g.. To-1sigE-.
NATIONAL observation-disclosures Comedy COM
plry IL Peck 5 BAD Boy"
THEATEF; COXIQCE.-First-Ciass varieties.
BDfE Observation-Disclosures and Interesting per-
foT.l4stIC.-
WILLARD HALI.-MTs. J&rley's WaXv7Orks, for the
BENT o. the CJi;si o. - JOINS church
NaTIO,aL RIFLES tEFosY.-ChaTity fair.
WAUGH NJ. L. CHrRt'a.-Lecture by Professor
Allan CUR
GO~z,GA HaLL-s'Damon and Pythias"
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The Cuban insurgents under Aguero continue to
hold their own
In New York yesterday the special grand jury of
Tie court or oyer and terlniner made q present.
ment OF the department OF public works.
The Emperor William refuses his sanction to the
betrothal Of the prncesss Victoria daughter OF the
Crown Prince. to Alexander OF Bulgaria.
The long contemplated retirement OF Prince Bis
narck from the PruSsian ministry has finally
received the consent Of the Emperor.
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TEE cs5rs At Nrstnt.S Hut-Tbe continue
EGe Courts.

EQUITY COURT-yrsdQH Cor
Yesterday. Combs a8t. Combs: sales finally rati-
fed and reference. Werner art. Werner: commits
son L. Obtain testimony Of nonresident Witnesses
ordered Patterson agt. Patterson; sale ordered: c.
Pelham appointed trustee. Douglas a9t. Douglas;
decree ordered Bush agt Stanton; reference to
auditor ordered Diggins agt Doherty; pro con-
1es-o aGt- Johanna Bfdney. SeltZ agt. Haske: 6.
JuennsInan allowed TO become parry Complainant
ftrrie agt. Ferr1e; ]. G. Smith appointed trustee
Tat %" agt Taylor; auditors report confirmed.
Yong &gi. Young; rule on complainant ordered.
Jackson at. Mertz; John NJ. White appointed guar
dian ed ite i'll.
POLICE COCRT-.Jldqp Smell
To-day. James Burke. cruelty to animals. s.
toEntlla aSlingIOn. coOre1. larceny: 80 days In
jail Benjamin Thornton. charged with shooting
at John Joyce. as stated in yesterdays STAR, was
fined so or 80 days in Jail
In the prize fight al the Madison Square Garden
In New York. last night, between Mitchell and
blliN rdWaTdS. The latter was completely used up.
Mitchell! j. anxious To meet Sullivan again.
M democrats Of :nG LIST congressional district OF
Massachusetts have elected as delegates to the
national convention John ~ Cummings and C. A.
v. Costing. They arr uniHs ,Tucted
The celebrated Fillmore Will case has at last been
settled.
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CITY ITEMS.

Sudden Changes Of Weather
are productive OF Throat Diseases. Coughs, Colds
etc. There is no more efectual relief IN these dis
eases to be found than In the use OF Browns Bron-
chial Troches Price 2o cents 60
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ru!Iss tic BiJteTs All his well known MellStOR.
have a.>O the agency Tor tn celebrated DT. Lappe
AFOmaji4ue BltLcro at chr &a8leT gil ,th II. II.
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Police COT-RT-.J,j1Oo S17eY
Nuns, YELLING. Nrss YELLING

WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH, PURE WOOL. IN CREAM
FINK. BLUE, AND BLsCk,
cash VALUE 50Cl
REDUCED TO 3.J.c
SILES. SILEsu s1IKsu
SIC, .Jc., SOC. Sc, s5c JOc SIC 4a. SOC
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS ONLY &c
BEAUTIFUL. FRENCH LAWNS. &c.
CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPACE
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS. silk and
wool. 70.
COIGhED SILKS. cash value al reduce! to T5c
HENRIETTA CASHHERES (l,' sckl silk and wool 81
BLACK SATIN MEEVILIEUT cash value SI25 re-
ducsJi IL -.
BLACK B!oC tDE GRENADINES. pure silk 15c
BLACK SATIN aGc. COLORED SATIN Soc
BLACK SILKS, reduced 75c. 81 81 % 81 20
EL:Ch SILKS, superior quality. cash value S. re-
Cuces. 80 :l.5O
Etc'AbE SILKS-Ii.lk. cream. blue and white 81
Nuns WILING. beautiful lace style pure wool &c
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON 90
BLACK CASHMERE SHANLS, pure wool sl5
NJ CREDIT. CASH PRICES.
1ny6 CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPACE
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HART's roach powder depot, III III northwest.

THIS WEEK we VIII be able to show GIIte a num-
OF Ul new styles in youth aud bUFs SUITS l. ne
brown, wine. G1Elia and 0Uc cGrssTyv four Uut ION
Cut WY correct ia style lat finish We nave
them -nSl. axe IS. Ei-eIal2 bros. The most
yOp .tr ClOLhier and IailCTs. corner sth and SS-
AUCTION LoT OF ladies' French feet ribbed bal
L. ..ea hose, TO seams, - cents palr. I0Ws0ns,
IeLH7y Nal.ia avenue. south s!t!a. n'4r market.
J0HSsO$s RE-rAURAET, 18TH 4vD E--Meals,
IuLch and deracieS ladies' i,r--e saloon attached
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GENUINE CALCUTTA SErRsuckEns

sEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER
NEW Blue AND BUFF CALCUTTA sEKRsUcKERs.
IN STRIPES AND SOLID COLOES.
GENUINE INDIA PONGEES BEST QUALITIES,
ALL WIDTHS.
EMBROIDERED INDIA poNGEFS
NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED CHINA SILKS. IN
NEW PURE Linen LAWNS. IN EXTRA FINE
%, 37h. AND 4Oc,
AL The LATEST NOVELTIES" IN BRITISH AND
FRENCH WHITE GOODS. -.
ANDERSON'S SCOTCH GINGHAMS. FRENCH
SATINES
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF IRISH AND GERMAN
TABLE LINENS TOWELS. NAPKINS. PILLOW
AND SHEETING LINENS, Al PRICES THAT
ARE GUARANTEED.
COMPLETE STOCK OF NEW SPRING AND SUM
MER FRENCH ALL-WOOI. DRESS FABRICS.
NEW LOC1SINES AND SUMNER SILKS
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS" IN BLACK AND COL
ORED SCRAHS. RHADAMES AND GROS GRAIN
SILKS. FROM YlO0 TO $3.50
~H MuI1 EMBROIDERED ROBES WHITE SILK
NEW BLACK SILK GRENADINES
IMPORTED SPRING WRAPS AND JERSEYS
ALI. THE LEADING STYLES IN pARASOLS, Sun
UMBRELLAS, COACHING PARASOLS AND
UMBRELLAS
,ECHoICE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
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~. NeErlxa o. the Unlon yeteran Corns. fr.

company. last evening, ARA c-eInenrs for trip to
Er-GeTcksbgT<, Va NIy -, 10 decorate the graves
ln The National Cemetery there We're completed.
S,r-eant Frank Clark was elected first duty SER
Seant.
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Johnson,s Restaurant. 18th and e.

Bicycle Hose, navy blue, cotton, heavy ribbed
60 cents. Bicycle and boating shirts, 81 up
men and boys best quality, Auerbachs. 7th andH
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LANSBURGH & BRO,
apis <20-422-424 SEVENTH STREET.

NV SpRrse Goons
WE WILL OFFER THIS WEEK SPECIAL BAR
GAINS IN BLACK SILKS. SILK GRENADINES
FRENCH WOOL NOVELTIES IN CHOICE DE-
SIGNS. BLACK WOODEN DRESS GOODS IN
GREAT VARIETY, LINEN LAWNS, SATTEENS.
SILK AND Isle HOSE. LINEN SHEETIN6S AND
PILLOW LINENS, DAMASk TABLECLOTHS AND
NAPKINS. ALL SIZES
ap3-Sm HOOE. BRO L CO. 1928 street
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SPARE strength and save time by using Sapcllo in
your spring housekeeping Ice, al gEoceTs.
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From the Races

To Johuson's Ladies and Gents Dining Saloons, 40
and 442 9Th street northwest Every delicacy. PO-
lite attention. Ladies' saloon nrst door. It
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THE fine photos Of kets Kenethy-s 1909 Pa ave-,
continue 10 " - per dozen, with a 18th painted.
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DRY GOODS.
j usr RECEIVED

Jusr Received
One thousand dozen finest LINEN STANDING COL
LARS, which win sell at Is cents Ter dozen Just
think! Only Is cents for . dozen fine Linen Collars!
BRITISH SOCKS in solid colors. for IS cents per
pair, worth 80 cents
At MEGINNISS,,
my13-6t 1902 street northwest
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LANDLORDS Perfume. Edenla 60
LundbOrg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rosa go
LundbOrg's Perfume, Alpine Violet 60
LundbOrg's Perfume, Lily OF the Valley. 60

j. M. Laroque,s Elixer Of Calisaya
Bark
Eas. for more than half century. been in use by
an classes Of people and indorsed by eminent ply
slclans as the best tonic and inv1gorator eXtant.
The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all ind It
10 give new life, vigor and happiness Partfcu-
larry lady's medicine. 81 bottle. Sold by drug
gists W. L. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and
harrison streets, Baltimore, Md tu,th,s8m
Oyster Arrivals Daily,
621 street northwest, hard and soft crabs, Lynn
haven oysters. CherIystone oysters, New York
oysters, Frogs. Little Neck clans and clans Pam
1lies, Hotels and Restaurants supplied. Young
snapper terrapins, at Whites. II
Furs Received on storage.
Guaranteed against damage by moth and fire.
I'm B. II. ST1NEMETZ & Son, 1881 Penna. ava
Red-BuRs, Flies:
Flies reaches, ants bed-bugs, rats, mice, 60
piers, chlpmunks, cleared out by "ROugh on Rats"
15c. s
"Alderncy Dairy Wagons.''
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning,
and delivered in haf-pound Ward" prints 40c. per
pound Also Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet
Milk, &c. per quart, Cream 15c. pint
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For the midGle Atlantic s11tas. Increasing
cloudinesS anu local rains. ScutAtrly winds. sta
t.Cnary temperature. ON Wednesday local rains
ar indies ted Tor the mi HE Atlantic states
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NOAH WALKER L CO.,
G2o Pennsylvania Ava.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
Ce5 Pennsylvania Ave.
NOAH WALKER & CO..
tc5 Pennsylvania Ave.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
ec5 Pennsylvania Ave.
NOAH WALKER l. CO.,
Cos Pennsylvania Ave.
NOAH WALKER l. Co.
625 Pennsylvania Ave.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
COS Pennsylvania Ave.
NOAH WALKER & CO,
f25 Pennsylvania Ava.
NOAH WALKER j. Co,
eos Pennsylvania Ave.
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ID RI O. GODS.
TRUNNELL 4 CLARK
Have made special reductions In
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
One lot Black Silks. Sl0e: BlackBrocade Silks s1l:
one lot Fine French Silks reduced from Sl6o to 81
A grand bargain in SurRh Silk ST.
One lot Black Oaehmeres so cents
full line of Lupins celebrated Black Goods at bot
tom prices
We have received another case Of 81 Quilts
Rare bargains to be found IN all Departments we
are determined to SELL
Satines." 'Gnghams" India Linens French Main
socks and all Kinds Of Dress Goods In great Waristy
COME AND LOOK
TRUNNEL CLARK,
ap2e Gil MARKET SPACE
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THE DEMAND

THE DEMAND
For first-cIass READY
MADE CLOTHING has
made a wonderful progress.
Nogentleman need be meas
ured when he can procure
such goods as we manufac-
ture. Our stock consists of
the finest III quality to the
lowest in price. We usually
carry Mems, Youths, Boys
and Children's Clothing and
Gentlelnen's Furnishings.
Merchant Tailoring Sec
ond and third floors.
my3
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100 dozen Point Lookout soft-sheu crabs ready to
day. very fine; also. fresh Spanish mackerel. New
York CLANS. lobster, chickens, crab salad, &C
Ladies' large saloon attached /
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mya E. q. DAVIS
SUIT AND Wrap DEPARTMENT.
SUIT AND WRAP DEPARTMENT
In which we now showing one Of the finest, most
extensive and select stocks Of
LADIES' SUITS AND WRAPS
display Of entirely Spring and Summer styiesin
SHORT WRAPS DOLMANs, NEW Markets
RAGLANS. WALKING JACKETa
JERSEY WAISTS. CASHMERE NUNS YELLING.
WHITE DRESSES AND MOURNING COSTUMES
NOTE THE PRICES:
handsome all-wool Ottoman CLOTH WRAP, elab-
orately trimmed with lace and at S12
reduced from $3.50.
Our TRICoTINE v1s1TE. lace trimmed. only &c, for
mer price So
trimmed with lace and passementere which we will offer
at the very low price Of @5; regular price $3.50
Specialize shall offer our wool BLACK CASH
MERE SUIT, box plated skirt with draperies at Sl2;
actually worth SIS We guarantee this suit to be all
wool, sale.
RAsOLS.
Our department for PARASOLS il greatly enlarged
and displaying all the novelties for street and
carriage wear. plain and trimmed. and with unique
handles.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR.
104 doZ LADIES' CHEMIST good cotton, 1ac: 81
doz Chemise trimmed with lace &c.: SO doz Cheise.
trimmed with three of inserting and tucks between
band and sleeves, edges with cambria ruies at 43c
special price; 24 doz Chemise with Torchon lace and
Hamburg inserting at &C. reduced price this week
only.
MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS trimmed with lace
at 69c. SKIRTS, with rufies Of Hamburg en-
broidery. inches in depth. 81 3D. former price 81 75
Mother Hubbard CAMBRIC SLIPS with embroidered
yoke, at 25c would be cheap at 4oc Mother Hubbard
CAMBRIA SLIPS. Hamburg yoke and tuck bottom.
Coo. Ladies' lace stripe Nainsook and Lawn APRON.
trimmed with plated rufle. lOc. Nurse APRONS wide
edge and tucking at Soc
Our lot WASH SKIRTS in different styles at the uni
form price of Soc
A large and complete assortment OF BOYS SHIRT
WAISTS. in nobby patterns from &c. to the finest
quality.
OUR SPECIALTY-LADIES CORSET COVERS
We shall offer ut 25c each for this week only.
We have also opened new line Of CHILDREN'S and
MISSES SUITS. made Of Marseiles. PiQue Lawn, India
Linen and Gingha,ns in al sdzes and styles 1t the low
est possible 6gureA
LANSBURGH & BRO,
Ads l2o-422-42A SEVENTH STREET
NV SpR1se Goops
WE WILL OFFER THIS WEEK SPECIAL BAR
GAINS IN BLACK SILKS. SILK GRENADINES
FRENCH WOOL NOVELTIES IN CHOICE DE-
Great vAKfETY. " GfNEN LAWS, sHTT safe IS
SILK AND Isle HOSE, LINEN sHEETINGs AND
PILLOW 81 "a ~ LINEN SPA RAMAsK TABLECLoTHs AND
aps-sm HOOE BRO 4 CO.. 1928 street
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The Fines. mayonaise Dressing

for all kinds OF salads, cold meats raw tomatoes,
picked salmon, cabbage, ETC., is Durkees Salad
Dressing. 1t is, besides, more economical than
home made.
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FSzIueltS SOCO$alues
THE BEST OF ALL HAIR DRESSINGS.
it allayS irritation, removes all tendency to
dandruff, and invgorateS the action OF the capil-
larieS In the highest degree, thus promoting a
vigorous and healthy growth OF hair. Its effect
upon the gloSsineS and richness OF the hair is such
as cannot be surpassed.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best 60
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REAL ESTATE SAIES.-MeSsrs Parker & Townsend,
real estate brokers. have Just soid through Col.
LANES \. Bates. 10 senator Palmer. Gen Williams
lot. rOatiGg - feet on street, between Vermont
avenue and 18th street They also sold, through
ThCS J. Fisher Il Co. g. ". CJchr3nS adjoining lot
tn tie Sel2ar. the price paid being 50 80 per square
foot Senator Palmer Will at once improve this
property with TWO houses after the New York
style. costing SG0,0o1; Col r. l. Fleming being the
builder
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Rurnett,s Cocaine.

use warranted chemically pure; sold by all drug
gsts JAS f. MCGEE, sole agent. 404 n.w.tu, tn I'm
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LOCAL MENTION.
The " P3gE,p-.

EFrrcT OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFTTrvr
WASHINGTON. D. Z. NAV -. 1885, p:}O d. N
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vzrA7rs famous earamels GO e,h St. 1889 Pa av.
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fI'hf NOhNNDD INSTITUTE
SkIE I BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
lot Young Indies and children. Mr. ard Mrs Nm ID
Sssll lTlnCilas 1912 and l2l& l&th street northwest
~ Next session oIrDs Seutenner &. 1854 with fun
cNifss OF accNfili'lisnc lustructorS mys-6m
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sod by r. A. Golden,
agent. ..G00 Sbad, from s1S to SIS per hundred;
5000 herring, - to &c per thousand
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fHEATEK C0HIeUE--keiiy and Murphy. the well
Known eZreTt- IL. ti.s ART "a ---.rlI~ are al The
tO'nil1e Ills "t - tbeiFCXcItinCb boxing sketches
number II additional attractions make an enter
tanning program.
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and displaying all the novelties for street and
carriage wear. plain and trimmed. and with unique
handles.
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A WIPES BILL FOR DIyoRcE-To-day MI Robert
thtSty Iof NsTE G >ttitIhlgt. lied a bill Tor a.
sOltt from O1i anu bFd win Ernest T. y
Sac States That they were married March 81 49,
L. this city. 10y Rev samuel =. SI.ilf.. AMI
treated her Ulsh cTu.sJs ami fai.. 10 irflyit. fur
his family, has been guilty u DRUNKENNESS &c
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NARRIaGE LICFvSEs-Nasril,,e licenses have
been issued by tur clerk OF tne court TO Ross H.
Foster ana Augusta 1. MURRAY. Joseph W Storr
and Annie l. Dear 81 Prince George comfy Va.
John Nathey and Mary T. Jones. both III prince
Georges county, Nd. Charles Lander, Of N0ara.
county, Pa. and Irene DttriJk: Richard Beverly
and Agnes Hawkins; Thp>. j. = SiEIs and Lula
+ Tow,eT. hotn Gi L41isa county, Va; Firiaer
Homer and Mary Bliley.
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iHE DIVE HU>EUH.-Iiar.l are & host Of atfrac-
tl''- az t- Hle Museum this week iuCir.Iiur H.,
GiT'tI1iN- Ssadl1 anil Walsh. Master Emmett TIE
'si',L Sisters. Jh- BsdLd.orti> Mic. Russell Dol
te,l- haESt- "lett AID the three comedians in
the Live lH;,iIu.
, 1884-11-05
Fort Laramie comes o. Nobly.

Special Dispatch TO THE LEADER.
FoRT LARAMIE, November 4-The
total vote here was l6S. Holiday re-
ceived 1886 Craig l4Si provinces 1856; Kuy-
kendall 81; the Commissioners n hun
dred and forty odd: Dater IA; London
81. B. A. HART.
The full vote wa as follows: Carey,
49, Ford, rs; Teschemacher, "a; Wright,
%; Granger, 81; O'Brien, 80; Hecht,
IT; Gordon. 70; Guernsey, co; Kelly, 81;
Hanson, %; Keefe, "a; Robins, 80,
Schnitger, %; Jeffrey, 40; Bergman, 10;
Mann, "a; Oliver, %; Roy, CO; Moore,
"a; Wyman, "a. Holiday, 1876; Dater,
IA; Snyder, lSs; Goodwin, I4l; London,
81; Mitchell. l49; Chamberlin, I49;
Miller, l43; Fallon, 1879; Goddard, l4l;
Jones, 14l; Altman, 1888; Tompkins, 100;
Crais, l4s; provinces, l25; Kuykendall,
81; Baird, IA: Glover, 40; Draper, las;
Kelly, l4l; Jeffrey, l46i Apperson, l02.
, 1884-11-05

Special Dispatch to THE LEADER
PINE BLUFFS, Wyoming, November 4.
The election here to-day resulted as
follows:
For Delegate, Holiday, %; Carey, 5.
For Sheriff, Craig, 80, Schnitger, 0.
For County Clerk, provinces, "a; jeff
rey. Q.
For Probate Judge, K~uykendall, %;
Bergman, g..
For Prosecuting Attorney, Baird, 49,
Mann, Is.
For Council. Dater, Is; Snyder. 80;
Goodwin. 2s; London, 49, Teschemacher,
IS; Granger, IA; Wright, 5.
For the House, Mitchell, is; Chamber
lin, II; Miller, . 5;Fallon, 2S; Goddard, %;
Jones, &c; Altman, l6; Tompkins, IA; KEEL
ly, 49,; Guernsey, 10, 0'Brien, Is; Rob
ms, II; Keefe, 10; Gordon, 5; Hanson, 5.
For County Commissioner, Glover, %;
Draper, SO; Kelly, 30; Whipple, "a
Chaffee, 4.
County Superintendent, Rafter, IS.
Wyman, 5.
County Coroner, Chafin, ls; Moore,
Is.
County Surveyor, Appers ON, IS; Bays,
County Assessor, jeffrey, q; Oliver, J.
, 1884-11-05
Editor of the .Joo7a.


By Telegraph to THE LEADER.
BARD's RANCH, November AT the
election here to-day Holiday received 7
votes, and Carey 33.
For the Council, Dater, 10; Snyder, 10;
Goodwin, 10; london, IL; Ford, 80;
Teschmacher, "a; Wright, 81: Granger,
So.
For the House, Mitchell, 81; Goddard,
-; Fallon, 81; Jones, IL; Altman, IL;
Chamberlin, %; Miller, II; Tompkins,
Il: O'Brien, 81; Hecht, 81; Gordon, 81;
Guernsey, 81; Kelly. 80; Hanson, %,
Keefe, Dc; Robins, SO.
For Sheriff, Craig, %; Schnitger, 10.
For County Clerk, provinces, IS; jeff
rey, &c.
For Probate Judge, Kuykendall, 10;
Bergman, %.
, 1884-11-05
Albany Republicans.

Special Dispatch to THE LEADEE.
LARAMIE Cry, Wyo., November r.
Carey has a majority of the votes so far
counted. In Laramie City he has 800
majority. The complete count will give
him nearly 400 majority. All of the Al
bany county precincts on the cast side of
Laramie City have been heard from ex-
cept Fort Fetterman. They give Carey a
net majority of lG2. Sherman and Wyo-
ming are all the precincts returning ma
jorities for Holiday. The entire Republi-
can ticket in this county is elected by ma
%jorities ranging from 300 to 500.
, 1884-11-05

Forbes, artist, "a and 81 Carey block.
Old and faded pictures renewed and en-
larged in every style of the art. Until
the first of December will make a reduc-
ton of twenty-five per cent on all portraits
ordered before that time. Crayon and
ink portraits, finest work, very cheap.
Instructions given in drawing and a
liberal commission on orders. VIII frame
all kinds of pictures in late styles of
moulding at very low rates, and fitted with
finest French glass if desired.
October IL. 1884.
, 1884-11-05
uInta for Holiday.

Special Dispatch to THE LEADER.
EVANSTON, Wyo.. November six
hundred and fifteen votes were polled in
Evanston and 800 in Amy. In Evanston
the count now stands Holiday &C, Carey
g.; Hillard gives Carey lG. Holiday 81;
Carter gives Carey 10, Holiday lG; Pied
mont gives Carey 8 and Holiday Al. The
indications are that Evanston will give
Holiday Il majority. Almv is doubtful.
Uinta county will give a majority for
Holiday. WM. SHAFFER.
Editor of the Chiefain.
, 1884-11-05

Having purchased the extensive es-
Enlistment of +. Melander, we respect
fully announce that we will at all times
keep on hand at reasonable prices a stock
not to be excelled of hats, caps, furs and
gents furnishing goods, and expect by
honest and straightforward dealing to
merit the same liberal patronage ex-
tended to our predecessor.
TRucKEY & VAN DYKE.