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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

The longer they think OF It the less the republi-
can kickers and the Cleveland democrats like the
Tammany nominations and the more pleased the
democratic kckers and the orthodox republicans
become. There will now probably be three New
York city tickets in the field, as the county
democracy and Irving Hall factions are not in
clined TO knuckle down to Tammany dictation.
while the republicans will nominate ticket Of
their own
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

The VIII OF the late John W. Garrett reflects his
careful good Judgment and public spirit. His con-
trolling interest In the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
stock IS TO be held in undivided block fortwenty
years by trustees who VIII act In sympathy with
the city OF Baltimore and the Johns Hopkins
University, the two other largest holders OF stock.
In managing the affairs OF the road SO as TO carry
out the traditional policy OF the company. The
public requests In the Will are not numerous, and
1t Is said the instrument was not perfected In this
respect BY Mr. Garrett before his DEATH He
directs that the SUN OF $4,000 a year shall be ex
pended for such 'obects OF benevolence, education
or public utility. as in the judgment OF the trIIS
tees shall be found most worthy of aid. lie also
donates a fund OF 100000 TO local charity. the
interest on which Is 10 be applied TO the relief OF
the poor. The trustees and executors of the will
are his three children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

Fires. failures and opponents are catching and
come In groups, and many other woes and joys
Seem TO be contagious. The latest epidemic is one
that is playing havoc with the lights OF the stage
Yesterday the collapse OF John McCulough's health
was reported, and to-day the news comes that
Frank s Chanfrau. whose kit" is almost as IA
NOUS as Jererson's rip Van Wrinkle" has been
Stricken with paralysis and Is at the point OF
death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

Virginia seems TO be the worst sufferer from the
drought In some districts the late crops are prac-
tically ruined, and unless there is soon copious
rainfall there Will be disastrous water famine all
through the state Fortunately for the farmers the
tobacco crop. while somewhat injured was not
exposed 70 the worst or the drought and will be
fair In quantity and QUALITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

The learned nen have met in New York, declared
the sparrow pest and voted that 1t must 60 II Is
understood that the sparrows object. and t Will be
interesting to see wAic beats In this ngh the So
wants or the birds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

Promptly at the close Of the tourist season we
are hearing OF hotel fires in the pleasure resorts
II may be all accident, but these structures show
curious liability TO burn up in the early autumn
Yesterday famous hotel suffered the common
mortality OF its kind,-the large and popular Glen
House at the eastern base of Mount Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

The queen has stepped in and made up the quar-
rel between the two houses OF parliament The
commons, By this treaty is TO get about all IL
wants. with the understanding that it will not be
too impatient and too sassy" In its demands on
the lords
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02
PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR CEMENT
L OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ENGINEER AND ARCH }
ITECT. NEW PENSION BUILDING
4 WASHINGTON. d. c.. 9th September 1854
Proposals for furnishing delivered at the new Pension
building, $500 Barrels of cement of three hundred
pounds per barrel Will be received this office till
noon the FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER 1854. when
Specific tions and blank forms for bids obtained
on applicants at this office Nj C. MEJGS
se29.50o2G3 Supervising Engineer and Architect
DROPOSALS FOR COAL AND MOOD.
Sealed proposals to furnish and store the following
Coal and Wood in such quantities may be ordered for
the Department OF Justice will b. received until
IMELNE O'CLOCK, NOON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER
FOURTH, 1884 viz
$50 tons best quality White Ash Anthracite Coal fur
5tons best quality White Ash stove size
10 cords best quality Pine Mood
Instructions to bidders be had on application AT the
Department of Justice seo7-Gt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

Gov Cleveland visits his home In Buffalo to-day.
and 10 doubt bis ieilOw-citizsns Will give MIN a
notable reception Elaborate preparations have
been made. AID the circumstances favor monster
demonstration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

Several OF or most important trades are tust
now depressed. but manufactures OF forged letters
lies, hbels. scandals and other campaign material
are fairly wallOwing in prosperity and the price 0,
bad as Wen as good eggs is advancing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

The republican national committee, from its new
southern headquarters at Nashville, Tennessee
has issued an appeal to southern voters, putting
strongly forward the claims OF the republican
party upon their support. chiefly account OF its
advocacy OF the protection policy. That this
should he regarded as a winning plea indicates
how rapidly manufacturing industries have devel-
oped IN the south since the war. This fact
Is. indeed, brought out very plainly In the
address which gives statistics Of progress
very gratifying outside Of any political bear
ing they may have No section of the country has
exhibited greater growth of late years in mechan-
zeal Industries than certain parts Of the SOUTH and
this change IN social conditions cannot fail to be
nected sooner or Later In politics II Is not reason
able suppose that any Of the southern states will
wheel into the republican column this year, but a
breakup In the "soid south must soon come. and
the division Will be very apt to come on business
lines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02
PROFESSIONAL.

MADAME PAWN RFSIDENT) MANICURE AND
4A SURGEON CH1kOPODIST.-Finser Nails beauti-
ned: Hang Nails and Biting of Nails positively cur a
Sorns Bunions lngrowing Nails and Diseases of the
feet successfully treated single treatment, either
hands or feet s CoSrse Tickets good at Washing
Offices for Ladies and Gentlemen Rooms and g 9i5
Pennsylvania avenue oc5. I'm.
EoOT SURGERY..USEFUL EET BEING REQUI-
site to health, the highest medical surgical Judi
cial political, military and naval digutares of this
country represen tatives of leading foreign govern
ments, and thousands OF other well known personages
visit DR.. WHITE SON. l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue
washington. and IL North Eutaw street Baltimore for
the requisite treatment of Corns Bunions Inverted
Nails, &c. Thrty-ninth year Of practice Fee 81 a
SlslG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

You CANNOT
REALIZE THE CHEAPNEss OF THE CLOTHING
WE OFFER YOU UNLESS YOU EXAMINE
MATERIAL. WORKMANSHIP. PRICES AND STYLE
OUR SALISBURY" COATS ARE THE PERFEC-
TON IN FIT AND MAKE
OUR PRINCE ALBERTS" ARE EQUAL IN STYLE
To CUSTOM MADE. AND YOU CAN SELECT THEM
FROM CHEAP. MEDIUM OR FINE GOODS
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK, AND OUR
PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST
WE QUOTE:
BROWN CoRKsCREw SUITS IN SALISBURY COATS.
AT $3.50. s25. $3.50 AND $50
PRINCE ALBERT SUITS, IN BLACK DIAGoNALs,
$3.50 TO s35
CUT-AwAY SUITS. DIAGoNALs AND CORK.
SCREWS. $40 TO $50
FANCY PLAID SUITS, NEW PATTERNS.
WILL TELL YOU MORE NEXT TIME.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02
FOR SALE-HOrSES.

IroR SALE-A BARGAIN-vALUABLE BUSINESS
Il property. '25 eth street northwest. 10 per cent
ts,sst on Apply at e2i street northwest
LHoR sALF-THE FOLLOWING HOUSES: on IOWA
II Circle $4,000; 18th. near F. $4,000: 18th near @
sssos l. near New MamisSire sveSSe ss6o o near nssr
l4th. seooo and IS 500: near 18th 5000 Massachu
Boundary, near 18th s4soo eth near o. q 500 10Th
near RhSde Island syenue 81 zoo: r near 7;h north
g. $50 r. a. r LEIPoLD. lac New York ave oci st
EoR sALE-THREE NEW HOUSES. 1903 1905
fronts il rooms and faS Room al mocrn son SiTs
fences Apply at 100 18th street northwest, n II
southeast Inquire o. Mr. LOCKER. corner i4th aud
streets southeast ocl-st'
Il An elegant residence, lust being completed on NJ
street, near Connecticut avenue Sl0.sO0
Island avenue. near 10th street northw st $1,000
Iwo-story brick five rooms south Carolina avenue
very neat si.. room brick house new 10th street
easy ssss seSp' gis sts.l sEApLn
E,OR sALE-No. ELEGANT NEW THREE-sToRY
brick House on the north side of street Just west
mirrors neat Arrangement everything modern aud
tractive. Open Look at them seso-lm
1NOR SALE OR RENT-FURNISHED ING \
New. Apply a. above. se2S-im
NOR sALE-FOR s37OO-TwO-sToRY AND BACK
IL building press brick front house: mine rooms;
thorouehly- built rst-class location norhwet only
offered for few days ". L. BUkFORD soi street
northwest se26 G.
L,oR sALE-TwO PRESS BRICK FRONT HOUSES:
Il nine rooms modern: ten minutes walk TO Patent
and Post Offices handsome Investments. Price 81 500
each W. T. BCRFORD. S04 street NV. se26-6t
NOR SALE
T 22l E n W.. m f. sc 600 1902 Nd avesw. m L a. 600
S3a ave n w..... 52m2i 18th sw- IN. 500
SS r n W. m l. 5OO 6Ul \ ~. nw..-........3 2OO
sol 9th n W. t..... 1900 20l2 st. n .... q 200
u ~ h-W' III i aSVO 1910 ~ ST. nw.---.-... -5tHN
1907 9Th n m. i.... 400 1914 Par ave -. 500
1888 and 1l55 10th 200 l235 10th st SCI. p 800
1884 and 1886 Sth n A. loo 80 II st N .. 900
SEQ THoS. Z. WAGGAMAN
INOR SALE-HOUSES 60 AND 6l2 VIRGINIA AVE
Il nue. southwest containing So fl. g. 80 "a
street southwest. 81. 500 Apply Z. 4. FRAlSER. 400
Louisiana avenue. se24-2ws
INoR SALE-NEW HOUSE. HASTILY AND CON
Il veniently built on Rhode Island avenue, west Of
l4th street; IL rooms gas BATH and I'll modern inn
provements. Price, 5000 Address EMO, Star office
se22- I'm
kSOR SALE-HOUSE All K STREET: RENTS FOR
S4o In perfect repair and all modern conyen ences:
ten room: must SELL and reasonable offer refused
FRANK LIBBEY,
seS-lm 9Th street and New York avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02
THE WASHINGTON D. c.. THURSDAY
FOR RENT--HOUSES.

- =,
T story prick House: very desirable loc.saon eleven
rooms bath ra1es asross &c house in Hasst ordf
Massachusetts avenue, oc1-6t.
T1oR RENT-A FuRNIsHED HOUSE Is ROOMS
II Ills street northwest oc2-eoSt
FOE RENT-2l2 18TH sTEEET SOUTHWEST
and and Y good s,d n;h Rent ESQ A. cAfwooD 9Th
EoR RENT-iN WEST END--A NICELY FUR
Tno e5pec. % S,ar eass the city hent modsr.ss I'd
81 STREET ss:
=: :, pr wksENBoRNs slS 18th street n0F'hSss up
Tor RENT-A MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.
Il eleven rooms furnished or unfurnished Apply to
c. NJ BELL. 465 Pennsylvania avenue. oc2-3t
LrOR RENT--sEvERAL NEW sIx-ROOM BRICK
he s;,y: from sas xlsS is;ss han Is St Cloud
%HS CO.. 81 Street rsSns
EoR RENT-sI7 MISSOURI AVENUE, ELEVEN
srE 5Gms B 81 TSassp @ $40 SWORN
ERf Is Il g q s9 st.ion As sn.
Iupontcle lar fur 2so 90 g29 F.r'E't ST. 90
fSo@ss q x y n. g
2DpntCle l.r mi .26s 50 Nj Pleasant. rs: s. 90
SNan g se a q
1oMs siSee l'T IS 5n 200 S 90 90 s9s
Farreut SO, l2r FUR 1856 &c 927 18th ST. w. Or 1000
nr ia.h Ss5 La Ia ave W oo
II st. mr.. l4th, l6r fur. 1880
Property placed with for rent sale 10 literally
advertised free Of cost to the owner.
d aSr Sc sh 'a sa
Tor RENT-I4ls PIERCE PLACE NORTHWEST.
cHsrs w. haS sf n? 81 sss
northwest se9O-3t
IIoR RENT-FURNIsHED-A wEIL-FUR NIsHED
nine- 1901 thrse;story Brick House on street.
to inspect apply to PARKER l. TOWNSEND tenn
porary at SIS l4th street. second floor. se36-lw
INOR RENT OR FOR SALE-BY s. H. WALKER
IL $50 Louisiana avenue. SOS. 510 612 north
north and SOUTH stable speaking tubes bells 1907
nj street northwest, &22 --# $3.50
lNOR RENT-wE HAVE SEVERAL. NEW GROOM
brick Houses gas and water; bay window. hall, &C
Rent 800 Apply WESCOTT WILCOX, 1907 rennsyl.
vania avenue. se3O-3t
TCOR RENT-LOw, TO DESIRABLE TENANT,
Il very pleasant room house: every modern
venience in best part of West Washington. j. T. WI
MER. 14l9 New York avenue se3O-3t
TCOR RENT-DESIRABLE THREE-SToRY BRICK
L house 40 Sd street northwest ten rooms bath
water range latrobe ETC. parlor handsomely frescoed
and house papered throughout. ]. FRED KELLEY,
800 + street northwest se30-3ts
NOR RENT
IL 1928 st.. 1Or., 1925 90 GIT 26th st.. 4r It 90
aI%S 10 rooms m 100 90 S3l 10th ST., store 90 90
2l32 st. 9r. IN new, 60 90 243l st. 6rScear 20
pig ST.. 10 l.. 5000 2429 st., mi 90 SO
20S 10th St ,warerm 1880 Cor 20thSI store 10
22l3 st. l0r.. m. L.. S. so 22lS Va. IL so
1924 st. iors hi. SO Stable rear 2iiS a.. SS
ll54 22d st.. rs, mi. IS 20 23d&L Ia 90
40 23d ST.. .20.5U l01 9th ST., 90
III 10th St. 3 20 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02
E. B. BARNUM d CO.,

" E n L EMEN.
BEFORE BUYING
YOUR FALL OR WINTER OvERCOAT. OR SUIT
FOR EITHER DRESS OR BUSINESS,
YOU SHOULD EXAMINE THE STOCK AT
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
The Clothing sold there possess merit in style and
make, beauty in fabrics and trimmings and the prices
range lower than those of any house in the city
Our 90 business Suit is equal to any sold at s15
i business suit Is superior to most ones sold at
Our So Cashmere Suit will compare favorably with
Our So Corkscrew Suit in ahlia wine brown. blue
~ black. cannot be eluaed under S25
our = Black Diagonal suit is worth SlS
Our so ID. Broadc 9th suit would BE- cheap at S35.
r 1r g. o 0,ea Is equal to any sold at g.
our s Prlnce Albert Coat and Vest would be cheap at
Our $40 overcoat is equal to any sold at s1s
our our 81 90 oy rcoat is equal 10 any sold at $40
our SD tvrrcOat beats any sold at S25
suits and Overcoats Boys fir M to H. in immense
- variety at 81. 30 and upward.
Suits and overcolts for vs. from IL to 49, splendid
Pants for Men and Boys immense variety from % up
OUR MOTTO: NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS,
THE MISTFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS. oc2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

UCE-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
i SusQuehanna Ice Co, 18th street wharf
Special Inducements TO large consumers.
Telephone No. 3S4-i- se3- Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

"ANTED-HORSES, CARRIAGES AND WAGONS
W of all kinds Persons having horses and carriages
who have further for them Will call am buy.
ing for cash Horses and carriages for sale and hire
GEYER'S Livery and Carriage Bazaar 463 and 40 G
street northwest. jel4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING WITH
w out whipping injury to your carpets. Orders
~ telephone. GIG Louisiana avenue. A. II. CHACE
BRO sep6
WANTED TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN +
w BEAlL. Bateman Il Co.'s Bank. All + street II W.,
is Commissioner Of Deeds for Every State and Terri
tory, S. Commissioner, Examiner and Notary Always
i'll Office from a. IN. to D. M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

"ANTFD-LADIES' "ANTI-CORPUIENE PILL"
w positively reduce superuous flesh IL lbs month
harmless md certain. Full particulars, 4c. WILCOX
Specific MED. CO. Philadelphia, Pa. je12-th,s,tu
"ANTED-MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR
w rants. for which cash will be paid by WILL J.
JOHNSTON. Attorney Law, Room Al LeDroit
Building, Washington. ID. c. sel9-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

WANTED,INSECTS AND THEIR GERM EXTER-
w minated from bed lounges and other furniture,
furs, &c. A. H. CHACE BRO
au2l 6I6 Louisiana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

ItOR sAIE-ARARE CHANCE-ONE OF THE BEST
Il retail Coel and Wood Yards in Baltimore City
having superior advantages and fitted up the best
manner having two bundling machines and thing
else necessary Tor the business. Address COAL care
Jeh Melbourne L Co., advertising agents, Baltimore,
Md ce9n az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

"ANTtD-NOWI IS THE TIME AND GARTRELL'S
w the place to buy Latrobes and Ranges, and to
have your Ranges atrobes and Furnaces repaired SIS
a,,DA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

WANTED-A WOMAN FOR GENERAL USE
W work; no washing. Call at los street south
east from q III to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

DOR SALE-A BOOK, STATIONERY AND NEWS
Il Depot. well established, and doing good paying
cash business Satisfactory for selling
Address +. X LUNDY, 3l3l street Vest Washing ton
Would exchange for real estate i'll this city.
tuGts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-02

WANTED-BOUNTY LAND WARRANT FOR 16O
w acres. two warrants for 80 acres EACH or one
warrant for 100 acres and for Az acres Address
stating lowest price.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-07
A SLANDEROUS CAMPAIGN DOCu-
MENT


The proofsheets of what is intended as
a red-hot Republican address for deliv-
cry or distribution in the North are be-
ing prepared at one Of the job Offices in
this city. We have got ahold of the
campaign document and present col
umn or so Of it this morning. We only
publish that portion Of ii referring more
particularly to Texas.
It's publication has been going on in
secret, as it were. The fellow who in
tends using il probably thought he
would get it in shape first, mcmorize it,
1t, and raise terrible hullabaloo
"up North" We give him the
benefit Of a publication of q
portion Of il before II Has
yet left the job Office press. Our work is
wholly gratuitous, as well as our com.
ments. We say here and now he doesn't
owe us a cent for our interest and assis.
lance in the matter
We call attention to the portion spe.
cially relating to us. A moro brazou
tissue of gracelcss campaign lies never
before occupied such space. A dirty
Islander upon Texas and tho South, q
cowardly resort to the anonymous stylc
OF composition, u base attack upon de.
cent people and decent political meth
DDS, the address could only have oman,
ated from an irresponsible adventure
who hopes to gul some community
filed with bigger fools than himself.
AS Il reputable, well known Tcxa,
daily, the HERALD here and in advanc,
says to any people upon whom It's
author shall attempt to innict this dirty
scnrrilous address, that there is not a
scintilla of truth in It's structures upor
this people, and that no man, with any
degree of docency, would be shameless
enough to believe ii orevcn father it.
The author is supposed to be one
WRITER'S, bird Of passage, who Ina,
tried various eXpodionts for "rasinu
the wind political and financial, from
the elegant propriotorshlp. of "nylng
jenny" in rural districts, to stamping
JUDGE REAGAN's district against him
lie knows about as much about Texas
politics, or oven National politics,
aS buz2ard, and is about equally on
titled to respect.
IL is the assaults Of such men who in
juro the South. They are not known in
the communities whore thoy speak, pro-
Tossing to he reputable Southern citi-
zons, and their words of Islander are sup.
posed, in the absence of contradiction, to
be words of truth. In this mans case,
however, wo desire to give him "send-
or in advance that those who may
have to listen to him may know the
character Of stun he is made of, aud the
position, or rather the want of position,
he occupies hero.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-07

GALVESTON, Sept. 6.--This afternoon
the body Of German, about h years
old, named John Ellinger, was found
sitting upright in the sand hills at the
foot Of Nineteenth street. near the
beach. A bulict-hole through his
body and an empty pistol i'm hand
told the story of dospondpncy
and suicide. From every iudicationthe
body had been thus exposed for five
days, but escaped observation. From "a
note book in his pocket, a few lines were
with difficulty decphored, indicating
that the probable cause ol the suicide
was disappointment in love. Ellmgor
had resided in Galveston only q short
ume. The coroner held an inquest. The
verdict is in accordance with The above
flcIs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-07
GIBBS ON IRELAND.

SENATOR Gums, in his speech to the
CLEVELAND and llrNpmCKs club, con-
posed Of The young men of Dallas, said
in defense of COY. IRELAND:
81 have heard a few good mcn,who ARE
Democrats, say that they will vote all
the ticket except for john IRELAND, the
nominee for Governor. have never YET
hoard one give me good reason why
they should not support him. when
asked for the reason they either began
to curse him about the grass question or
some other Measure that the Legislature
passed almost unanimously, or they say
ho is not magnetic or fiery enough
hasn't enough political spice in him.
| viii say TO the Young Democracy
coniidontially and ruthfully, that he is
not good material for membership in the
order of Rollicking Rams. Lseo quite a
number present whom had rather have
along whom | went to paint the town
red. Whom he drinks at all
he could take u finger on
two more and not hurt either his consti.
tuition or Democracy. Perhaps he used {,
have all these qualifications. think il
very probable that he did, for notice in
his public speaking that, Ike CoNuREss
MAN MILLS, he always drinks his coffee
ont of u tin cup, and never leaves any
for the man that follows him to sample
But | say to you in all ,andor, dom
believe Texas, or any other,Stato, ever
had any more honest, conscientious O,
industrious Governor. His Judgment /,
sound, but he never attempts by lobby
ing or by promises of patronage, or h,
other undue influences, tn have his opin
ions adopted by the representatives o
the people in place of their own convic
| tons,
He has that respect for the constitu
ton and laws that is the greatest safe
guard for II peoples rights. lie is no
the plant tool of any man
or set of mon, yet is eve
ready 10 listen to the grievances Of Tn,
humblost citizen, or the quasi logic o
the weakest representative. He love,
his state and believes in the soundncs,
of Democratic principles, lie is neither
a demogogue nor an aristocrat, bu
rocked in the cradle fpovcrty his sym
pathy naturally turns to those will
whom life has been struggle. Whether
by honesty or ability, or both, ho ha,
won his way from the stage box to tn,
Gubernotorial chair of great State. |
he is, MS charged, rs cold as an icycle
he has proven himselfin all the relation,
of life and many offices of trust, as hon
est MS PAUL,
The unanimous endorsement receive,
by him, shows that he must have tn,
confidence of many patriotic mon, an,
while | have differed with him NOR
than once on questions of State policy,
believe that he is entitled to the conf
dence of hisparty and the people. Dom
let us get too aesthetic or we might fin,
ourselves in WASH JONES fix, withou
party or nominee good enough fol
our pure souls"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-07
I'M DID .nlcIhc.

NEW BRUNSWICK, \. j., Sept. 1.-THE
bank stopped payment mt l2H5 p. m.
The run has been tremendous all dav.
The surplus is exhausted. Hin com
United suicide. The deficiency ranges
from SD, 900 to S2GO,O0O. Money is oy.
peeled from Now York to tide over the
crash. One Of the directors. NJ. &. Mar.
tin, has been sent to get 100000. Hlr.
speculation may mplicate others. Tn,
Official result of the examination is I'M
Known. Hill was buried this after.
noon,
This evening $4,000 won. brought
from New York TO aid the National
hank.
\ heavy rum is expected Monday.
President Runyou says hr hascuough Ia
pay all.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-07

LEADER, one Of the shining lights in
the Republican convention, said that he
and many other Republicans would
support IRELAND hi preference to WASH
NEs,because they knew that IEELANp
was politically, as we'll as personally,
honest, and they didn't believe this OF
WASH JONES.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-07

BoSroN, Sept, TT is Just made
known that, ON August 18th, Daniel H.
SNOW, hook-kocpcr for w. II. brewster
forged Brcwstcr'> check upon a Boston
WNk fora large amount, lie cashrd the
rnrcN NJ the bank without exciting sus-
niriou md left for parts unknown, Tho
loss falls ON the bank rnshug the check.
All efforts tu trace the fugitive are una
Vailmg