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oittn. Rep.Srlsnue 6716.-Dtt Sertauft
betrugen 5000, Spstulatioh unb Ausfu5l
1000 8oIlsn, i3ufubr 1900.
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sat, Rsp.Y Yorf. Central 96. Benni. .@sntra
51d Sus..@sutruI 1144, &sn6tug III.
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ecn,s bon SOrsROunS uuO GFser Elm lpuuOsrirdftsgsE
pcImittcI fst in allen Bdgen UO bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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gonbou, 81. Suat.-Qr. Sanss 9Infeu
gopsll, Der umertfuniiae @siauote, III Ourb
stnen anfuu uou 6nBgtat on ietn 3tmmsr
aGfliieit.
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Qonbou, 81. Suui. - @s pirO usriiiH-
bet, tnB bic sgspttihs Gonfersn3 mOrgen
Vndmtttag Im 3 llbr i'm Rtuthsrtum oes
Gufm6tttgeu auianmsu tretsn Utro. gtuE
fOrmsue @tih6ite iousu In Der erfsu S'ts
;Irg stleotQt nsrben.
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ais edHcsrabidbcr dnaesrifTsH unc pVn icis
mem @artEissnrfItH prrt5eiefst. - Recen
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nuIeEn.
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Som, 81. Sunt. - Der Satifuu bat auf
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guuasus griudsu, NIT Ssiug nuf bic in Der
G6pst3 bsffehsnbeu rsltgt0ien 8tHersuieu
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Gibraltar, 81. Stunt. - Gin ipaat.
i6er 3onbanpfsr' hisIt bteisr Gage etueu
britiihsu 8umpfsr bret RetIsu BON ben Bat.
terte'u an, ItsB i'm tsbod ipdtsr ntsSsr &c.
tsu. natosm bte ipaniiden SlFiiere etusu
Bnfustsr nls @eiBsl uuq Algsiras geiaidt
battsu. Ser @oupsTneur BON Gibraltar BAT
cine UuteriunuuQ nuaeorbnet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22

The leading spirits OF labor organizations In New
YORK perhaps not without political ambition Them
selves, have adopted d shrewd method for securing
the election OF labor candidates 10 the Legislature
They announce that the willingness OF the Two
opposing parties 10 endorse The labor candidates
Will be made test OF the sincerity OF the parties
respectively in their prOtesfatiOns or devotion to
the sons OF toll. and that the labor vote Will he
guided by IL in short, they propose TO put up cam
didateS and then offer the support OF the working
men 20 the party which VIII b. nrst 10 abandon It's
own can idates and adopt those OF these organiz,-
lions. But the drawback TO this scheme is the fact
often demonstrated. that the labor vote Is not con-
trolied by the few men who profess TO ownu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22

Not that the fact viii probably amount to much
ID iJs political bearing. Dut merely as matter Of
current news, IT Is mentioned that the New York
L''oeHehdehd has Withdrawn from the support OK
"o'eIhor cleveland, whose candidacy for the
PRESIDENCY u has warmly esTOused ever since his
nomination 1t Is one OF the fal,ae,e nj m. ,,,oas
TO suppose that that paper has much tnnnence in
either religion or politics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22

Our alleged navy Is growing smaller by degrees.
and dsgracefuiiy hess The latest vessel TO lose
her place on the official reyister-sO far at least
"a present adyices be relied on--is the ToHa
poosd, which went Down ANONYMOUSLY before a
three-masted sailing schooner IN the quiet waters
Oh vineyard Sound last night II cur so-eaIied
sniEs OF war are 20 be stove In like egg shells by
any fishing smack that happens along What arr
we 10 suppose the result would he from coming In
contact with 1rst-class European armed ram2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22

zen Butter says he has been abused 50 much
tnai ne no longer cares for what's said abo, him.
out he VIII probably vince ut the charge thar he
has plagiarized from George Francis Train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22

VERY BUSY ONE FOR Us AND AS A CoNSE-
QILNGE OUR STOCK Is NOW AT EBB TIDE
mp iSPtI THE HHr P r. We MEN1goN From SOW
WI Have No B5uBT Will VII t GLEN OFT GTA TaF
1NIIkE STOCK. so As TO ENABLE Us To OPEN
OH ot, EN- NV =, BIliDING WITHOIT CARRYING ANY
HERE'S LEFT. GLANCE OVER THE FIGURES.
MEN'S 50 so ENGLISH CASHMERE PANTA-
S MEN's $50 ENGLISH CASHMERE pANTA-
NY MLN'S So ALL-WoUL CASHMERE PANTALooNs
MEN's $3.50 ALL-wooL CASHMERE paNrA.
Looms NOW $40 nv n
M AES's S. ALL-wooL CASHMERE PANTALooNs
ME%s q ALL-wOoL CASHMERE pANTALooNs
MEMS Sc ENGLISH sEERsUcKER SUITS NOW
MEN's s4.75 CJBAN TwILLED SUITS NOW So 20
MEMS s. IRISH CRASH SUITS NOW S..
CHANCE FOR THE CHILDREN
hNEE-PAN1S GO AT 74C. A PAIR ONE I0T CHIT
DREN,S JEkSE1 BLOUsES-A RARE BARGAIN AT
III III 39 EA 49, 9FFER YOU TIE CHOICE OF
CHIIDffS'S CAsSIMERE STITS REDI-CED To
S So: PklCH Is THAT MAKE EVERY SALE los
EVERY GARMENT IN OUR HOUSE il THE vay
OF ST. MMEk GOODS is MARKED WAY Down
SII;1 EARLY I. :, INVOICES OF FALL GOODS ARE
AND CHILDREN's DEPaRTMESTT Is Is cd dhP BOYS TE
Do NOT SEND YOUR SONS TO school EEFoRF
Tahi oyEkc64 US sIIc HE LATEST SHAPES
AND SHADES IN STOCK 'Af I'd
A. sAKs CO..
LEADERS IN CLOTHING.
au22 GIG and 31S SEVENTH STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22
2.fGN-IQ.Aen

The number OF new advertisements In THE STAR
IN July. ~. was 2.4I9. In July, So. the number
was Lose, showing the remarkable increase, In
about the dullest business month OF the year, OF
45s The average iaiiy sworn circulation o. THE
STAR for july, 1S>4, was 5000. Advertisers
Will confer favor by sending in their orders for
to-morrow's double sheet at as early an hour as
practicable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22
PROPOSALS.

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ NksHISGToS. ID. G, August lq 1854
Sealed Proposals Will be received this Once until
TWELVE Nj. of the THIRTIETH DAY OF AUGUST,
1884. Tor furnishing, delivering and setting IN pscs
complete new Marble filings for the Reconstruction q
thu south wing of the Interior department building IN
accordance with drawings and SPECIFICATIONS which NAV
be seen at the architects office in this building
he right to reject any all bids or 10 waive efecs
If he deend in the interest Of the Government 10 40
So. is reserved.
Blank Of proposals and any additional ,nfor,us-
non may be obtained application TO Cluss Schulze
afrMtects: Nj l. josiah,
au20 w,f.m-4t Acting Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22

War between France ami China IS now inevitable.
unless one or the other shall retreat abruptly from
the position taken. or the powers shall intervene
ard effect an adjustment, There does not. how
ever seem 10 De any Prospect OF either retreat or
Intervention, and war Is the most probable out
ccIne- Chinese sentiment. or those elements which
control sentiment. ara not willing 70 nav anv in
deinnlJy 70 France for the 'Iang-se treachery1
and France l. determined 10 have Indemnity or SAT-
siactl0n- As between France AMI China there
cnuid be no doubt Cs tht. result Of war France
would conquer, bit with more difficulty and greater
loss OF Life and treasure probably than she coueno
Plates But France may become COMPLICATED with
other nations through war with China. England.
with that Jealous care She has ever shown for her
IoFciSh commerce. cannot permit France 10 con-
quer China In finally determining TO resist The
French demand for Indemnity the Chimes, rulers
may possible have some secret assurance of SIM
port from England But France has probably c,n-
sierett all this The nation has shown most WON
derful recuperation, however, since its defeat nv
Germany. and. with its TtoTganKed military sys-
TEN, France \ In position 10 reSume the arurps-
sive, again. There seems 10 be q decided war feel
Ing among the people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22

The indications are that the worst effects OF the
late money panic are over and that successful
business season is just ahead. At the various
trade centers business Is opening briskly Iner
chants are as much encouraged now as they were
depressed few weeks ago. Country merchants
are ouylng quite freely, and, while they are
JudiciouS in making selections and DESTROYS for low
nsureS, there Is no appearance OF tmiiity among
them The bulk OF buyers, so far, comes from the
south and west, principally from the south. and
they report an easier feeling among the people
generally. The farmer has TO sell his products at
lower price than last year, but he finds the diff
ference made up in the greater purchasing power
OF money now While trade is later this fall than
usual 1t Is believed the volume will be fully I'D to
the average There Is no rush. no BOOM but a
steadily Increasing dem md. which indicates bus
fness upon substantial and weIi-considered basis
Another good feature is that buyers are not beg
g1ng for credit They are provided with cash, and
those from the south particularly well
equipped with money. The revival of trade is
largely due TO the southern demand. The crops of
that section. though somewhat late, have Yielded
upon the whole, better tlan was anticipated and
southern merchants were the first In the field as
wholesale buyers Such leading dealers as H. b.
Clafin, OF New York. express the opinion that the
presidential campaign will not have any depre-
Chatting effect upon trade They very pertinently
remark that dealers have found out that the CRY OF
Is elected. Is merely device of politicians to win
votes, and that 10 matter how the election results
the country moves on in It's accustomed way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22

According TO present estimates. the work OF track
laying will commence on the new railway line be-
tween Baltimore and Philadelphia In about three
months and IL Is expected that the road Will be
opened and thoroughly equipped in first class style
Tor business in about SIX months from the presen
time. This section is the last link required TO COM
plete second through railway line between Wash
ington and New York, and when it shall be opened
and fairly at work, travel between the political and
social and the commercial and financial capitals of
the country VIII al last enjoy the benefits of rail-
way competition through belt OF country amnlv
fertile and populouS enough to proiitably support
both roads. Then travellers Will doubtless be able
TO ride between the two terminal points. ON the
best and fastest trains. for a 1are OF I'VE dollars
with an extra charge OF one dollar for a reserved
Chair In parlOr car. These are the CHARGES Tor
such service between New York ana RoStou and
as the distance and other considerations in each
case are about the same. there can b. no tlstfca-
ton for more exOrbitaGt rate here than there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22

SH1RTs RETA1LEp AT WHOLESALE PRICES
Buy the Comfort Shirt elegantly made of the test
muslin and 200 linen. reinforced only IS cents
Fine Unfinished SHIRTS only Soc Finest percae shirts
only $50 ~ 'NAA -
to put ON, for 81. o.' ie~'S
S1 hnesf Dress Shirts made TO order {sod bosos, fo
80 Perfect lit guaranteed at '' A"N
MEGINNIy
auHz 1902 F street
(NHOICE Fruits AND MELONS-FRFSH FROM
- our own orchards and farms every dav
WHITE BROS K CO
au22-I Corner 1th and streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22


There Is 50 much to puzzle the political calculation
In the pending cam )aign that il is not surprising
that betting on the result is slow. The whole
situation Is complicated. and gets more so as the
Canvass progresses. In New York. for instance,
there are 50 many contingencies to consider that
nobody can tell wha. turn politics may take. With
independent republicans declaring for Cleveland,
Irish democrats going over to Blaine Butler pulling
for the labor vote, ard ST. John appealing for tenn
perance support, WHO can predict the outcome?
There Is no room for reasonable doubt that either
Blaine or Cleveland Will carry the state. The talk
OF Butler getting 8 plurality Is the weakest OF
political Inventions that will deceive nobody but
the confusion arising from the Guadrangular con-
test, increased by betting elements within the two
Old parties sets calculation at defiance, for the
present. at least. II is to clear up this confusion
and bring some sort of order out OF the chaos that
the party managers, republican and democratic,
are chiefly devoting their efforts In New York. The
work IS OF the quiet sort IL cannot be accom-
plished with brass bands and by raising flags and
hanging out banners. New York Is regarded as
essential 10 success by both parties, and hence
the concentration OF effort there. Meantime
the canvass drags elsewhere, except in
Maine, where Mr.. BlSine's presence lmparts enthI-
SlsiSfn 10 the republicans III is settled that the
democrats viii not endeavOr TO make much head
way against the republican candidate in his own
state. They viii do their best to bring out their
vote ana Keep the republican majority within
5000 OF 10000. But IN New Hampshire they intend
TO make determined tight. encouraged by the
small republican maturity at the last gubernatorial
election The contest is already earnest Ia West
Virginia The fusioItstS on side, and demo-
Gratis On the other. are holding meetings all over
the STATE In ohio both parties are complaining Of
lack or money, and assigning that an excuse for
laggard work In Indiana the republicans are push
ing ahead, and the democrats are preparing for a
1I-aIJ- rNrrfv
tenber. In Kansas the formal declaration OF the
reSuDmiSSiontStS, republicans who boIted their
party because Of its adoption of prohibition, in
favor OF Blaine and Logan removes any doubt Of
The presidential result that may have been enter
tanned with regard TO that state The state repub-
Ecan ticket may be imperilled. but with both party
factions voting the presidential ticket, IT is pretty
safe. In Michigan the republicans had hoped that
the Butler men would put up "a separate ticket, and
the fusion Of the Butterflies with the democrats
throws some uncertainty upon the outcome In that
state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22

OCHOOL OUTFITS
SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BRorHEN.
INVITES THE SPECIAL ATTENTION" OF
PARENTS. GUARDIANS AND ALL WHO ARE
ro, FITTING 0yT CHILDREN $1,000.
OF ALLsWo6L scoTca PLAiDs. A 0A'
1p1Ss SEkIs e. S At 81
CASHMERES FROM SOC TO g.
ALL-WOOL DRAP D'AIMAS AND CHUDDAs.
MEDIUM WEIGHT IMPORTED WRAPS AND
CT, JACKETS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICEs:-
N GREAT VARIETY. AMI 0I-iA'11' 'nA " 10
GAuZE, MEDIUM AND HEAVY WEIGHT MERINO
UNDERWEAR. ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES,
coI THAT d Fr Can rB BE RELIEF FL Of T2 NEAR o,1
s AfA s5 III shf sNhfGl4 Cor
op SETS FROM q T2 %, $500
SHAKER FLANNEL&
M 4.As III Es 9uILTs A1L,WooL BLANKETS
IRISH AM GEKMAN TABLE LINENS. NxPKiNs,
TOWELS<AND D0YLEYS
SPECIAL BA62A1Ns" IN BLACK AND coLORED
sILks AT 81. siS5. $50 AND g. '1'>'-'"A1'
80 sTC I4 GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND COZ
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building
Established 1910. rau1sl penns. avenue cor 9th St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22
DENTISTRY.

hR - T. SCOTT
IL Would respectfully inform Ills friends ana r.tr,-.
that h viii resume the practice of has profs~-ion "a
September LIST at l207 L street northwest iva
hR STARE PAkSONS COR gTH ANDE STREETS
LIN Filling a speciality also the cur, Of to,thE
ache without extracting local anasthethjc usest 90
the runs aieviates pain VI .xtrsctins Gas siyetl
eLLft~ hlou"rste M
- ANDAIJ PARSoNs n u s. OFFICE AND RESI-
l9dence 42e ith n. w over Ballantynes All branches
81 Dentistry skuly performed siyeu With uost
llessant RESULTS day nsht Ten years experience
HE T. NJ. TALBOT. DENTIST, No 4y7 7Tu
1tstreet three doors from corner Dentistry In ali
iHilttSi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22
tIWK SALE-
Il RESTAURANT BUSINESS IN WASHINGTON.

Old established stand Pennsylvania avenue, near
Capitol fixtures and good will of restaurant furni-
ture of ten rooms restaurant first class and doing good
business good stock Of liquors and wines hand rood
all modern convenences: fine trade guaranteed lease
good for ten months reasons for selling given at the
house. Only cash buyers need apply. Inquire 1897 Penn
sylvsnia avenue northwest, Washington. l.. c. aul4w.
FoR SALE-A FINE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT
i OF Spring and Summer Carriages such Victorias
PHI etons, Extension TOPS. Jump Seats, Two Wheel
Carts Buggies two and four PASSENGER Roekawsys &c.
HAM. Repository and Factory, 4lO4l6 sth ST. ap5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22
PERSON AT,
SPECIALTIES.

IF YOU WISH TO SAVE TIME AND Monty con.
j suit Dr.; BROTHERS. 906 O. W.. who Is an expert.
epced Specialist OF 81 years. and only reliable phyrcan
advertising. Sec advertisement under medical Guar
antees IN all cases Of private diseases under oath
vesttgats before you consult. Advice trse v22.im.
CONSULT DIR. ROBERTSON EVERY WEDNES-
~ day and Saturday. 456 street northwest near ~
ters Success guar.nteed IN every case, and case.
ofhces pr1vste. Main Office " North Liberty strssS
Baltimore No 3slO-Sm
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MEMORANDUM Or New BUSINESS
RECEIVED BIT THE
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION.
From the 14th to 2Gth inst. inclusive.

~'"'s0oo X71b,5UU
Inc Association conducts its business on the assess-
ment plan. assessments are made b-montbly to wit
On the First Week Days of February April June Au
gust October and November One assessment produces
over sl0o0c sufficient eighteen as, AVERAGE
death claims besides setting aYart over s25 600 to the
credit of the Reserve Fund
Office Ill Washington 1909 street
iy3l IY KNIGHT Gent aoe,t
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V( NE IOSh
RELIABLE CI.ArRvoYANr AND PSYCHOLOGIST.
cen be consulted on business and all Affairs of liia
sie las. Tor one month, reduced her fee centA
hesldence 1910 llth street northwest Hours fromg
a. m 20 y. IN. ana from 4 y D. M. mhl1
ME- BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS oF
tA LII T. All business confidential lsifsS and Gen
uemen 90 cents each 4Uo street. between 9th and 5th
htt''ls northwest tl&-62w-
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au15 wEscorr L WILCOX. Cor. Goth and SITS y

au15 WESCOTT Il WILCOX. Cor Goth and Istsnw
tfOR kENT-1l3l 18TH STREET NORTHWE ST
eight Rooms furnished l6O9 18th street northwest.
II rooms. Immediately north Dupont Circle; lovely
place; everything i'll nice order responsible tenant
can have either Of above houses desirable rent
Owner going west Apply s. s. DASH {Owner) 1881
18th street northwest au19-w f.m2m
lcOR RENT-NUMBER 1908 NJ STREET NORTH
- west: ine nine room House, with large yard For
key and terms apply at 12O6 street north
west. au15-eo2w
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At the close of our great sale of Housekeeping Goods
we find we still have Some Napkins, Table Linens and
fianheis lett We want to close these goods out
tlrey and price secondary consideration therefore
Ii VIII pay any one now in need likely to be in need
Of these goods to call on us. We will sell them At
amost any price. as must close them out to make
room for other goods
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PROFESSIONAL.

The wise for health on daily walks d.psnd-
ENASl fEET-pR. WHITE, lsl6 PENNSYLVANIA
IL avenue, opposite Winiards Hotel aud N North
Entaw street. baltimore. Md. Germs bunion- club
aud inverted nails, vascular e1creScenres and other all
mehtS oi the feet successfully treated. DIR Whites
tlrty eighth Consecutive year Of ifAcce. Ofica fec
81 a sitting for putting the feet in order aull