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Bucklen's Arnica Salye,7

The best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns,
and all Skin Eruptions. and po.-
itively cures Piles. or no Pay re.
CURED. tits guaranteed to give per-
fec satisfaction, or money refunded.
17iice % cents per box. I
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Fire Record.

Cincinnati, 22.-Pollock Wilson s.
Sons establishment at Sixth and
Carr streets for the manufacture of
saddlery, hardware and chains, was
completely bnrned early this morn
ing. Only ec'iye work by the fire.
men prevented a most disastrous
fire, SIS a large number OF valuable
property was adjoining. Total loss,
$50. 000, insured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-23

The ldden death of San Frau
ciscan is announced from Chicago.
The Press Telegram states that isa
cham bermaid raped in vain for
admission to his room at che Palmer
house." In Chicago this is regarded
as conclusive evidence OF death, and
his relatives were Immediately mott.
fed SACRAMENTO Bee.
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An Ultimatun.

B London, Aug. pam ultimatum
was sent to the Rajsh of Teuom, de
handing the relesse, within fort
night, of the crew of the steamship
Nisero, whom the Rajah has held in
captivity since the vessel was
wrecked last November.
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The Albion Bank

-, Albion, n. Y, %. The Want !,
the First National b,nk will A III. o.
soly not be opened for three o. PROD fCL
DAYS. Bank Examiner WiIlianonog t
positive the depositors will All 1 =
pad In full, as is also Cashier Gu a. oe
Williams states that no authsntlia'
slatemeL t can be given ont until 1i nc
Knows where the bank stands Ie
comfy Treasurer Wall has So OOo o. i,
county and trust funds in the BAN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-23
Dr.. Frazier's Magic Ointment

"A sure cure for Little Grubs in
the Skin, Rough Skin, etc. It will
remove that roughness from the
hands and face and make you beau
tifui. Price SOC. Sent by mail.
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co, Props.
Cleveland, ohio.
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Logan.

Kalamazoo, Mich, 22.-Gsneral
Logan was received with the great
est demonstrations of enthusiasm
by the soldiers a. the Butte Creek
reunion. After his speech he
spent an hour In shaking hands
with the crowds Of people.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-23

BLOOD vessels are sometimes
burst by Whoopiug Cocgh. HALE's
HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR
relieves it.
Pixies TooTHACHE DROPS Cure
in one Minute. +
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The sumpter Veteran Dead.

Huntsville, Ala, %. - General
Pope Walker, first secretary in JefS
felson Davis confederate cabinet,
and who gave the order for firing on
Fort Sumpter, died at his home this
morning, after brief illness.
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The half has not been told 81 10 ths
great curative powers If the CurIcURA
REMEDIES. l have paid hundreds az
dollars for medicines to cure dis eases Of
the blood and skin, and never found anv.
thing yet to equsl the CUnCURA REM
DIES CHAs. A. WILLIAMS.
Plovidence. r +.
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Not Religious.

Berne, % The Canton of Berne
forbids the Salvation Army to hold
meetings within is Territory, on
the grounds that the meetings are
not religious.
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CUse IN EVERY CASE,

Your CUT,oURA REMEDIES outsell al
other medicines l keep for skin diseases.
Ny customers ard patients say that thew
have Effected 9 cure in every instance
where other medicines have failed
q. W. BBoCKwAY, NJ, 2.
Franklin Falls, N. b.
Sold by all druggists Price: CUTlCURA,
81 O.; REsoLvENT. 81; SOAP, 25c PoTTER
Drug AND CHEMICAL &C., Boston.
Mass.
Send for ''How to Cure Skin Dis
eases"
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DcRIlYV For Su1 burn, Tan, and
0CAUlI Greasy Skin, Blackheads,
FimpleP, Skin Blemishes, and Infautila
Hnmors, Use CUTICURA SOAP q real
Besutifn.
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GREAT BL00n MEnIrlMr

]. w. ADAMS Newark. q.
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Iron Steamships of this lire unsurpassed for strength
speed and comfort and fitted up with all tho modern
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I'd Edition.
Latest 46legranS to The Star.
WAITING FOR THE OFFICIAL COUNT.
WHAT Is SAID At THE POLITICAL HEADQUAR.
TIERS IN NEW YORK.

The Democrats I'm High Spirits Over
Mr.. COnkling's Taking Charge Of
Their Case-Republicans Say They
Are Glad Mr.. C0nkling Has Now
Unmarked Himself - Another Dis
patch From Mr.. Blaine-Spies En-.
deavOring to Eathom the Mysteries
OF the Committee Rooms. etc.
Special Dispatch to TEE EVENING STAR:
NEW YORK, November II.
The democrats are In the best spirits because OF
Roscoe Conkling's taking charge OF the interests
OF Gov. Cleveland. Mr.. Conkiing has expressed
himself In stronger terms than he has ever been
known to employ with reference to the contest,
and has thrown himself into it with o vigor
and spirit unusual even with him. At repuO-
lican headquarters this morning several men,
Ders OF the committee were seen. They said
they were not at all alarmed but rather gratifled
that Mr. Conkling had come boldly out from the
mask which he had been wearing: and openly
Joined the ranks of the enemy. Chairman Jones
said Mr.. Conkllng would find he could not bull
doze Mr. Evarts. Some feeling was displayed in
consequence Of the criticisms OF Mr.. Elkins
and other members OF the committee
which Johnny Davenport has put into print over his
own signature, and 1t was thought Mr. Davenport
might at least have waited a while to air bis
views Another telegram was received from Mr..
Blame TINS morning, which was Of hopeful char
acter, ana encouraging to the committee. Spies
have for TWO days been around both national
headquarters endeavortng to discover the tactics
or the enemy, but both committees have managed
to keep their secrets pretty Well It's hardly ex-
pected that any developments OF Importance will
occur early In the day, as the canvassing boards
are not likely to conclude prelminar1eS before
sometime In the afternoon.
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RAILROADS.
'YNHE GREA'

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
pof T @, TIE S3kTH MIST , AND SOUTHWEST
STEEL + RAILS tLIesr MNAGNIFIcENT EQUIPMENT
Trains leave WASHINGTON from station corner of 9Th
Tor Pittsbnrx snd tSe Chicago Limited Express
OF Palace Sleeping Ga I ? 40 N daily; Fast Line.
ns Cars from. Harrisburg to Cincinnati, and Hotel
Carte 81 Louis: daily. except Saturday; to Chicago
press TAD p N daily With Palace Cal to Piftsburs
fsbr &c sh aa Tor s dhfs9 WITH Sepns Sa
tor ilttsburg ana the West with Palace Sleeping Car
"'i BaEf 81! M sSn!u aS1 POTOMAC RAILROAD.
da eaeept SATURDAY, E aee Cars
MssnlIs.on TO koshester Tram leaving Washing
F9r Wiiliarisport. Lock Haven ElnlIra a IN
For New Ierk ana The East. us $40 100 a. NJ.
200 400 !o9U and II Is n m On Sunday. 400
PsG.ol a1 Cas daT Except snnda ~ Pullman
For Boston without change, 200 p every weekday.
For EFgSksn az Trough trains connect :. JET
rect transfer TO fulton street avoiding double ferrse
across New iork city
Ills Limited Elpress. $40 a daily. except
For Baltimore. e-ss7 rs $50. $40. IL co a. NJ. 1905
SUNDAY SO III o6 S -. 500 600 a.. 40 1000 ami
For Fopes Greek Line. casa m and 44op. IN daily
Fer ahnap9is IS a. H.. 12os and 40 p ~ daily. e.-
ALIXaSpKiA AND EREpERIGKsBrRe RAILWAY
ROAD.
For Alexandria, g. o 100 e25. Il OIL and I1S5 a m.
200 -, i;t5 go, sO5 and 1l.3o p On sunday
ate. 0. 925 l1.0I a m 3 05 .. III.
Ton klchnOnd and the South 600 and IL OF m daily
- and 4. IS y. u daily. except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandria Tor Washington COS s00 10
10lO m: 10. 3O5 S23. 5l0. 7.05 and 10 40 p
and l. 10 midnight Except Mocday) On sunday at
zoo and 10 10 q I.05 aud I040 r. In. and l.. 10
night
1ckets and information the Office northeast corner
CT 18th street and Pennsy vana and the
tCp where orders be lett Tor the checking of bag
SAX TO destination from hotels and residences
ChAS. l. PCGh. j. X. WOOD.
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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THE BOSTON CHAMPION Has An EASY VICTORY.
John l. Sullivan, OF Boston, met John NJ. Lafil.
OF New York, at the Madison Square Garden, In
the latter city last night for bout under the Mar
outs OF Queensbury rules The better man was To
have the full proceeds OF the house. About 5000
people were present. The night was a farce. al
though Latin weighed twelve pounds more than
Sullivan. While drawing away his hand from the
formal ''Shake" Latin made oaby1sh dab at Sui
nvan's left side, touched Il, ana spraag away,
while sullivan smiled Ia derision. Sullivan led for
Lantn's face, but did not Land He followed again,
but Lanin rushed 70 close quarters and hung his
$40 pounds TO Sullivans neck. The crowd Missed,
and the referee separated the men. scarcely had
they laced each other than Sullivan rushed for his
opponent and began savage shortarm experiments
upon his face Suddenly sullivan loosened him.
self from another hug that Lain inflicted and the
latter sank 70 his knees leaving blood stains upon
Sullivans breast and gloves. Latin seemed as
witless as child in AFFECT fear. The fight con-
tinued 10 the fourth round, when Sullivan was de-
cided the winner. Sullivan had been beating his
opponent at his leisure during the bout
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(,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

~
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court of the a
June. 1884 in equity No 1878. wherein Mar A
tina p Days is complainant and William c. Costen ct al
defendants the un Tsgned trustees named in said
decree will, at HALF-PA>T THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ,
on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTIETH 1884 sell
at public auction part of lot eight S) square
hundred and ffty-nine (159l. improved by a brick
house, number - ID street northeast beginning for
inches north from the southwest said LOT eight
and running thence east seventy five as feet feet:
thence north seventeen az feet) feet thence
enty five as feet) feet thence south seventeen
H feet feet along the line Of I'd the place
Of beginning. Ard on the SAME DAY at FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ. will sell parts OF Lots three g. and
four a. i'll Square eight hundred and eighteen (Sl5 inn
Proved by Frame House. numbered 4O4 street south
east beginning for tine point the line of
OF said square and thence running norh seventy
1--we (15 eeU feet thence east twelve 2 feet six
hes inches thence north (25 feet) feet
thence east q feet) feet &c nches) inches
thence south hundred 600 feet) the line Of
said street twenty GO fee feet TO the place Of begin
ming.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree:
mallIder In equal instruments. in and two years
from the day OF sale with interest and secured deed
OF trust the property sold all cash at the option
OF the purchaser or purclas deposit OF 5000
each house 20 be made acceptance OF bid Terms to
b. complied with within ten day property may be
so at risk and cost of deIauting purchaser pur
chasers- All nveyancpg at purchasers cost.
HENRY X. ELLIOTT,
4O6 5th street;
HENRY E. DAVIS. AFus'ees.
AGO Louisiana ave. NV
DUNCANSON BROS Auction ers n9-1Ot
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STEAMERS.
~ U n A Il d l. / N L.

GUN ARD LINE.
OTICE
THE cuNARb1 srEAMsH1P = c I LIMITED,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK KARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. n. r.. NEW YORK.
OREGON. We'd, Nov. II. SERvIA. Wed Dec. TO-
UMBRIA We'd. Nov 10. OREGON. We'd. Dec IT,
AUkANA- Wei. Nov 26. GAHLIA...... Wed. Dec "a.
BoTHNIA. We'd, Dec. B. AURANIA. We'd. Dec 81.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE-$6O. $50 ard 800. according
to Recommendations.
steerae 1T low rates Storage tickets from Llv
erpoo and Queenstown and ali ether of Europe
lowest rctts.
Ttrous bills of laden gwen for Belfast, Glasgow,
Eavre Antwerp and other ports the Continent. and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Compa y'sotce
No. Bowling Green. both Steerage and Cabin to
OTIS BIGEL0N l. co, COS 7th ST. Washington b. G.
VERNON IL. BROWN l. CO. New York;
Orto Messrs OTIS BIGELOW l. Co.
nj Cos 7th street. Washington.
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IWoMAs BOWLING. Auctio1.eer.
on " ASHINGTON STREET GEORGEENNN 10 q

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON WARRINGTON STREET. GEORGETOWN, DC.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court -
If the District q Columbia, passed the 3lst lug:
Of October. 1854, In Equity Cause No. $780, will ~.
sell at public auction. in front of the pre- ises
TUESDAY. the TWENlY-FIFTH NOVEMBER, 1884,
Get front on the east side Of Washington by the
depth Of one hundred and twenty I20) feet Of Lots
dred and twelve ulD in Bealrs addition to George
town. in the District OF Columbia with the improve
uents thereon consisting OF two-stOry brick dwelling
house.
equal instruments IN one Cd and two CD years with
per cent interest from day OF sale secured by deed Of
chaser. deposit OF 800 required ut time of sale.
Conyeyancins at cost OF purchaser
nI-Stw&dbs J. WORDSWORTH GORDON Trustee.
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Richard c. Cunning, an insurance aren't OF the
flrm OF Crosby Cunning formerly OF Chicago. H..
was yesterday arrested In Buffalo, n. Y, charged
with illegal voting.
Col John II. Plat, republican candidate for Con-
gress against Perry Belmont I'm New York, has In
structed his counsel TO commence an action fof
$4,000 damages against the Jamaica, l. l., Stand
ara for gross libel, published week before the
election
At Lexington, KY, Saturday, Maud s. trotted q
mile In 2l0k-the fastest mile ever trotted In Ken
lucky.
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4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF STOCK, FIXTURES
n HORHES, WAGONS. GOOD WILL. &c, OF THE
LATE FIRM OF kODLER h KROGMANN, 2O4
NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of ASSIGNMENT from Joseph S.
Rod er successor to Rodler krogmann made and
corded November 5. 1884. offer the entire
stock OF Meats and Provisions. Canned Goods, Fix
lures Iron safe. three Horses two Wagons, Car
rage. Buggy and four Sets Harness &c lately
longing to said firm, together with the good will of
their desirable business stand No 2O4 9th street north
west
Terms cash or part cash. and balance in short time
notes. with satisfactory security if preferred.
Sealed bids for the entire business will be received by
me until NOON On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER THIR-
TENTH, 1884.
Inventory and stock be at said store and
the horses and wagons at stable Delaware
avenue and street northeast. from to daily.
JOB BARNARD,
nS-4t 4l2 5th street northwest
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Gone With All the Diamonds.
THE DISAPPEARANCE OF BOSTON NAN WITH Fol

TUNES WORTH OF GEMS
Boston, November lie. Poppelhawer, who has
done business under the firm name OF the Boston
Diamond Cutting company, is said to be missing
with diamonds belonging to various Boston firms
and private customers valued at large sum. Pop
pelhawer was trusted by jewelers. In this city
almost implicitly. 1t was his custom to call upon
first-class Jewelry firms and request the loan Of
some diamonds, which he said he could sell to good
advantage, or else wanted as pattern to cut other
diamonds by. By this means he constantly had on
hand diamonds worth a considerable sum, and as
he was often successful in making good trades for
diamonds belonging TO different jewelers. he was
being simple memorandum. The first intmation
that anything was wrong was the announcement
Of an auction sale Of Nh. Poppenhawer's place.
Anxious inquiries were made for the missing pro-
prietor, but as yet ne has not been seen.
A number OF firms on Washington street had
loaned diamonds to the Boston company each to
the amount OF from SIP 900 to $4,000. lady resd-
ing in Beacon street says she had left diamonds
worth 81, 100 with this cutting company to be fixed.
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NUMBER OF SMALL BEQuRsTS-A exemplifled
copy OF the will OF the late Jane Powder Ford was
received from st. Mary's county, Md, to-day. She
leaves 1900 TO be divided between her three BROTH
ers 800 to her aunt Mary Ford; S25 to her grand
mother, Mary Ford, TO buy suit OF mourning. and
The rest OF her estate to her sister, Henrietta s.
Ford.
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NUNCANsoN BROS, Aucuoneers

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneera
sAHE 81
sSSfE e hkSSS1Ag 80 I nhS
pEb iSo EiaHT OF HH b5uT NSE
ACRES ESI E 1apt n EKRNIs On BLADENsBURi
BRESTWoob AND V oTEESs chAfEL l. R6Ab s.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the IA
@ docket the as sefn n said
Wv sfF tx ssf e h MapN oM
Gel of land and premises known Meadow Bank Spa
aik mis- Containing acres WHICH has been sub
o Dy no esat LOS fronting on cou
hia Turnpike and on and O. 4 r., improved by com
the celebrated "spa spring. on it. ''' ''-'
Lot 2 containing IS. 100 acres frontng roads
Lot Containing $500 acres fronting B and
Lot I. containing : Z 4 100 ,so acres. unmproved
8; 7;ss-iO0 " fronting
Lot containing s25 100 acres unimproved fronting
Lot s containing ss51oo acres. unimproved. fronting
Dp Within OF the bs y uatsd tbs the
s ssS . TO which is had by two roads and by rail
course aud viii make splendid I va sea t csn
readily be subd,yided into smaller building lots.
90 at
cent PCT annuin, payable seiDf-annuaily and to be
secured by deed Of trust premises sold all cash
option Sf purchaser deposit Of 800 required each
Iot sold at time of sale. Conveyancing, &c, at
purchasers cost Terms Of sale to be complied
WITH IN ten days otherwise the trustees the
right to resell Ct the risk and cost Of the defaulting
chaser after hve days public notice of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington. d. C,
Pats OF the property sub-yvided be oh ained
OF etoer OF the trustees at Office the
e. c. co l.,
400 9th street northwest;
L. A. LAMBERT, ruru.on.
&IO 9th street northwest AAus'osA
s. I. THOMAS.
ne-d %52 D street northwest
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The Republicans Move Their Head.
quarterS-A Call Upon Democrats for
Money.
national committee have moved to the Victoria
hotel, and Chairman Jones, Senator Hobart and
Messrs Elkins, Chaf1ee and Converse are to-day
waiting the reports of the Official count in the
state.
Hon. Emory A. Storrs in an interview this after
noon said: SIT is the duty Of Mr. Blaine to insist
fair count, for he has not been running for fun,
pie"
The democratic national committee to-day issued
a call to "thOSe interested in Cleveland and Hen
bricks" for money with which to defray 1.-THE ordi-
nary and unexpected expenses occasioned by the
threatened dispute OF the electoral vote OF the state
OF New York"
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SCALED BAcK."-The latest New York and Lon
don success "Called Back dralnatized from the
way and MIR. Comyns Carr, viii be presented at the
National theater next Monday, November nth,
Tor one week, with the original cast and scenery,
under the management OF the Madison square
theater.
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DIED..

Der 10Th, issa, CHARLES l. beloved husband Of May
E Gated aged sixty seven years.
His funeral win take place Thursday Nov 18th. at
$50 O'Clock. from Trinity Catholic church Relatives
and friends of the family invited TO attend wf be in
TERED at Carroll Chapel Montgomery CO.. Md. n
MURRAY The funeral Of Roar Admiral MURRAY
Will take place To- morrow "Wednesday al O'Clock
M. from his late residence No. l524 street
Interment 1t Pit.sbure. Pa
Mrs g. G. o'DELIs wife 81 T. 4. o'DelI aged seventy
two.
from residence of her daughter. Mrs s. C. Wiiama sl6
Thirteenth street northwest.
baltimore papers please copy
POSEY At her late residence 92s street northwest
November 10th, lisa 1t O'Clock u M, Mrs. CATHA-
RINE POGEY, sged ninety -eieht years.
Funeral will take place Thursday morning. November
18TH It $50 o'clock, from ST Augustine's church
Friends Of the family invited 20 attend Requiem
mass.
STEARN. At l2:04a m November II, 1884, after m
1llnees Of four weeks. ALPHA NANNETrA beloved
daughter Of VIM O. and Elizabeth J. Stearn aged 10
years. 10 months. and 10 days.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
THOMPSON On Monday. November Sd. 1884 RICH
Funeral from his late residence 1873 street north
west. "Wednesday. the 10Th instant ct O'Clock p
WILLIAMS. On Monday. November 10TH 1854 at
m. ALICE B.. wife Of Charles williams, aged nifty
Funersi from her late residence lSai East Capitol
street Will take place. Friends and relatives
specifically requested to attend the funeral Funeral
notice hereafter.
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Protest Made by q Tammany Man.
NEW YORK, November 11.-At the meeting OF the
board OF the board OF Aldermen, sitting as board
OF canvassers, resolution was offered that none
but those having business with the board should
be allowed to remain in the during its session.
This was laid on the table. The requisite
committees were appointed on protests.
supervising Of returns, etc. Mr.. VIM. P. Kirk
Uammanyl read protest against any votes being
counted that were cast for William r Grace,
for mayor, on the ground that 1t had been pub
Ideally and semi Officially asserted and bell wed by
many people that Mr.. Grace was not naturalizea
citizen. This matter was referred to the committee
on protests. The board then adjourned until to-
morrow
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Letter from Rockville.

ERA
Correspondence of THR EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, Nd, November 10, 1884
MI. Thos. E. Perry, who died at Potomac, this
county, Saturday night, after brief Illness, was
register OF voters OF Potomac district. He was e
son OF the late Erasmus Perry, and was widely
known and universally respected throughout the
county.
The November term OF the circuit court for this
county commences here to-day. and number OF
cases OF general interest will come 70 trial
Three cases for damages against the B.
q o. railroad company by citizens OF the county
have been removed to other counties by the coun-
sci OF the company.
The proUracted meeting at the Baptist church,
this place. has now been in progress for over 8
week. and the interest in 1t TO be increasing
Several new members have been added TO the
church. similar meeting will soon be commenced
here by the congregation OF the NJ. E. Church
South. Slate for the roof OF the new Episcopal
church has been received, and the building will
soon be under cover. When completed, It will be
the finest building OF the kind In the county.
The hog cholera, which has played such havoc
with the swine in our county for the past three
MONTHS has not entirely disappeared, and the Sau-
sage crop promises to be very light.