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THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneeE.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON MARYLAND AVENUE BETWEEN FOUR
AND-A-HALF AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTH.

WEST.
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed in equity cause No G
$40 Will sell as trustee. at public auction. in 81
front OF each Of the premises ths
GIGHT 81 pay Of APRIL APR 1854 at the hour Of
seven 60 in Reservation D. situated Maryland av-
enue between ~ and 9Th improved by
agood, substantial dwelling house.
Terms Of sale: Onsthird 60 cash, and the balance to
be paid in IL and 1smonths interest from the day
Of sale and payments thereof to by prom
1ssory notes OF the purchaser purchasers all the
purchase money can be paid cash 81 sale
On the property sold the purchase money and inter
st No Dee desd VIII pc given until purchase money and
property will be required when Knocked down All
conveyances at If terms of sale are not
compile with within 10 days after sale the property
Will % re-solo NJ r1sk aud costs Of defaulng purchaser
s. 8. HENKLE Trustees.
eplo-ots $50 Louisiana Gvenue.
THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY, FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1884, same hour and
place. By order Of the Trustee. ap26-dts
1.-THE ABOVE SALE OF EAST HALF OF LOT
SEVEN. RESERVATION D. IS FURTHER POST.
PONED UNTIL MONDAY. MAY TWELFTH. 1884, at
same hour and place, with consent of parties.
my6-dtS 3. s. HENKLE. Trustee,
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MEDICAL INSPECTOR DAVID KNpEIBRRGIR has
been appointed feet surgeon for the Pacnc sQuan-
ron.
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RosrxpAu CEMENT.

Schooner Elliot l. Dow u now aaoat with & 500 b
fels Of the celebrated Laurence Ro<endale Cement
with standing the superior quality Of this Ceinei
VIII be sold &C price to compete with any CeIne}o
on this market. Dealers contractors and buil,s
need Of excellent Cement in barrels would dad
consult me before purchasing their supplies S
tofore. / shall always keep full stock u c neso
Cement In s.cks. which Is too well known,ient for
any endorsement ""
NJ warehouses situated q to b.
work IN all sections Of the city.
Inquiries solicited ATYyy
J. Mst and Indiana
O@cs. yard and warehouse, corn stree. southwest
avenue northwest aDS0-l0
Wharf and warehouses. foot
Warehouse. foot Of Sd stree
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!. May 9.-virginia SKIES, deferred, z;

BALTIMORE. Nay e.-virsini. siKes, deferred 2;
past due coupons. 20; new threes. 6<k bid to-day
BALTIMORE. Nay Section dull-middlins. llk
Flour steady and quiet-Howsrd street and west
super 3Ooss 50: DO extra. 3e2s4. 90: do. family.
476a5 IS: city mills eItr. $685. IS; do Rio bsnds
$50 Gu g. ana ssssr
western higher and dull; southern red. loal ls:
Na 2wssssrn winter Sd SPOT Ostsi OK; May lost
firm and stssdy: western hi1ker and dull; southern
sIsss2 Nay: sIH bsa: June sa sSiss: July GAG 6id.
Aia44. do: mixed. 9eaIl. Pennsylyenia CO.'S Rye
s snas ss e 9s. and .s:dS
Nsss pcef. Old. H. IS: new, leas Buik msats-shoui-
ders 81: clear nb eide. JOY; Hams ntalsk;. L.rd.
refined. 0ka10 Butter steady-westeRn packed. 1o222
cresmssy, GaSa Esss nrmer isaI3K. PETROLEUM nomi-
nally stecdy-rsdnsd s3fasH Codse dull-Rt0 ca1goes
S oOS,n l.eo.d sai.s Il asSs sss.SsH frsshs;
TO GVapool pr steamer dull-cotee0, ll-6ld; 1our.
"a sja ernin a Aecepts--Aouf, I60t barrels; wheat
20O0 bushssi corn 0oo ogsnels: oets 100 busheis
ShIpuents-vhesA s. 900 bushels; corn. 100 buehels.
Salss-whsst N0y0o0 bushsls; cora. lasooo bushslA
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Capitol Topics.

TIE IkkhfIOkN OF ALASKA
Representative Rosecrans to-day received q telo-
gram from the governor OF California, enclosing Q
resolution passed by the legislature urging tie CALI
forna congressman 70 secure the speedy passage a.
the bill 10 organize the Territory OF Alaska The
SAGE OF the bill.
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CTEAMER MATTANO LEAVES SEVENTH-STREET
= WHARF every SUNDAY, TUESDAYS and THURS
DAY at o'clock I'M. for Mattox Creek returning
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays stopping at in
termediate Landings going and returning.
Also touches at Grinders wharf Sundays and Tues
days down and Wednesdays up, and Chapel Point and
Brents wharf Thursdays down and Mondays and We'd
G. i. JONES. Agent,
feb18 18th Street Wharf
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I'd Edition.
--latest TGleglans to The Star.
THE GREAT FAILURES IN NEW YORK.
UNEXPECTED DEVELOPMENTS.
The Grants Fortunes hut Drop I'm the
Bucket.
SEVEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Losr-PossIBLY TEN
AfLLIoNs-rHR GRANT FAMILIES AND THEIR RRLA-
TrvKs MvoLvED-THE cAus. OF fHH FAILURE,
ETC

special D1spstch to THE EVENING stan.
NEW YORK, May a-The developments which
came out yesterday and to-day relative to the
failures on Tuesday Of the Marine National bank
and the firm OF Grant & Ward astound everybody.
The fortunes OF the Grant family are only drop in
the bucket Not only are a large number OF per-
sons involved who had implicit faith in the
nrm. because OF their confidence in Gen. Grants
name, but looks though the latter's relatives
and his sons relatives, and the relatives OF their
wives mad been drawn into the general wreck,
though In the assignment which the Grants have
executed they are made preferred creditors The
millions OF dollars, though the New York Tribune
to-day places 1t as high as ten millions In the
list OF preferred creditors s., 500 are named for
OF the ex-minister to Denmark. who reside in Jer-
sey City; Virginia G. Corbin, another sister of Gen.
Grant, SIS 900; Mrs BENJAMIN l. Honore. N Chicago,
Grant, $4,000 ulysses s. Grant, jE. 5000; ex-
Senator Chanee, Ulysses S. Grants father
i hGl IS put down. but the amount is
NOT named On Tuesday he conveyed
expressed consideration The examination shows
that two years ago the firm OF Grant Ur.I Ward
Gen. Grant and James D. Fish (of the Marine bank)
guaranteed a new capital OF 100000. The three
young members OF the firm have lived extrava-
CAVITY, each drawing out S., 900 month for living
cause OF the failure is very apparent. The firm
have been paying three and hive per cent a
cent year. Out of the amounts received they
have been paying back interest which In effect put
their customers In the position OF spending their
own principal, while they were under. the impress
loans The firm spent what was left OF the loan in
speculation. 1t does not appear that Gen. Grant
Ward, Of the firm, seems to have been the great
''kte flyer" and his record is worthy OF the great
panic OF 1873 The firm was not much interested in
stocks, and these later developments did not affect
much
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AUCTION SALES.

osf Ss D ofhEk sFooks
On SATURDAY MORNING. NAY TENTH, At ONE
O'CLOCK I4. within Cur auction Rooms 9Th md D
Shares Of Central National Bank Stock
s 9:ns.s so Mss5CPotRsn r s, O. Stock
g shares Belt Line Co. 81 ssocf
shares Title Insurance Co STOCK
sSsh e.ssi rnnfn insnls1c &C 60 se ssoet
25 shares Firemen's Insurance Co Stock
100 shares Colpmhia Insurance Co Stocf
3 shares Post Combination Sewing Machine Stock.
76 shares Georgetown Gas Co. Stock.
With other Stockss The s6ove list comprises some
II DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucta
WALTHR B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneera
INTENSIVE SALE OF ELEseANT RARIoR. CHAN:
5 5Ek A sSPE Rds5SsRooA FURNITURE WITHIN
TO-MoRROW MORNINa COMMENCING AT TEN
O'CLOCK we shall sell within and in front OF our saies-
room, general assortment OF Household Effects.
II WALTER b WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
ClHARLRs " HANDY. Real Est.te Agent.
Ass1aNEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON THE
e BH
SCHOOL BUILDING
1f8Ri 4 ~ ls
and thirteen ts This lot has frontage Of % feet By
" Which IL hss eea used - Ss
school building Can be used for either church OF
school purposes. made into two dwelling houses.
tho balance il ok twelve and eighteen menths WITH
Of Of II ss
mSs-dSds '''''' ' VIM T. BAILEY. Assignee.
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The Treasury department has purchased EAooo
ounces OF silver for delivery AZ the VARIOUS mintA
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK, WITH
s fKAME ANR RKIGk AIPHR5TI2N No 3l2s G
ALLEY TWENTY FEET WIDE.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated April 18TH 1881
and duly recorded in Lber No. $685. folio ITO ct SEQ
one Of the Land kecerds for the District Of Column
will offer for sale at public suction in front Of the
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. the westernmost Two-third Part
Ct Let Nc in squsre No 2 in Washington city, D. O..
back with that width the whole depth of the lot
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash of which 300 must be
In six twelve and eighteen months to be secured by
purchasers notes. bearing interest from day sale
OF all cash at option Of purchaser Conveyancins and
pedwith in six days from day of SALE else Trustee
serves right to resell at risk aud cost Of purchaser
default. r. "a SWAYZE. Trustee
VIM. +. HOFFMAN, Attorney. ap26-dts
eB- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY. MAY TENTH same hour and place.
By order of the Trustee my7-3t
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GUARDING AGAINST AN ATTEMPTED RESCUE.
BIRMINGHAM, May 9, 2:2O p. m.-Owing to the ru-
morS that attempts would be made to rescue DAILY,
the dynamiter, special precautions are being taken
by the authorities, both inside and outside the prison
AN UPRISING IN SOUTH AFRICA.
LONDON, May 9.-AdviceS from Durham, South
Africa, report an uprising OF the natives In the
1nkankhla bush. The UndabukS tribe has attacked
Osborne's party and Osborne has askek for assist
ance.
EMPERoRS AND KINGS TO MEET THIS SUMNER.
ST. PETERSBURG. May 9-The Echo says that the
Gar; the Emperor Francis Joseph, OF Austria Hun
gary. and other SovereignS and leading statesmen
will meet at Nice this summer.
THREE HUNDRED IRISH EMIGRANTS
DUBLIN, May 9-Three hundred emigrantS left
WeStport this morning aboard the gunboats
Orwell and Wasp. AT the mouth OF the Clew bay
they Will meet the Scandinavian, OF the Allan line,
which will take them to Boston
Failures of the Week.
NEW YORK, May 9.-The business failures through
ont the country in the last seven days, reported
failures as Conn., g. Dun & Co, number for the
Nevielle Supposed TO'ue a BIgsinnsI.-
TORONTO, ONT, May 9.-Chas Nevielle, the coach
man, who eloped with the daughter OF Mr.. j. c.
Whitney, the well-known theatrical manager OF
Detroit and who Is under arrest at the latter place.
Is supposed TO be Chas Newbold, who was con-
vtcted here about six years ago and sentenced to
the penitentiary for two years on the charge OF
bigamy.
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THE Tailapcosa LEFT the Portsmouth navy yard
this morning for Boston
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CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT OF TIE NATIONAL
TBEATER-It is said on good authority that yes-
terday MI. Albaugh surrendered his lease OF the
National theater 20 Mr.. W. W. Rapley. and II VIII
be hereafter managed by Mr.. Harry Rapley and
MT ;. u. hinsley. MI. Albaugh will resume man.
agement when the new theater over the armry a
the Washington Light Infantry is completed.
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The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowing are the opening and p. m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire TO H. Ii. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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FIVE coNvIcTs LEFT TO SHIFT FOR THENsEIvEs.
Mt. STERLING, XIV, May s.-The pentenfiary
guard In charge OF eight convfcts whom he was
transferring from Frankfort prison. on the Ken
lucky Central railroad reached here yesterday az
ternoon and started on foot FOR the prison.
Later.-Ffve OF the prisoners were met VINO said
that one OF the prisoners complaining that his
opportunity to overpower the guard, seized his
gun and killed him. then three prisoners escaped,
and the other five were irving 70 reach the prison
An English garon,s Base Crime.
LORD ST. LHoNARDs ARRESTED AT BRHNrPuRn
special cable telegram TO the Philadelphia
Times from London, MAJ :. says: Another lordly
libertine has come 10 grief. Edward BurtenahaW
Sugden, Lord ST. Leonards. OF Slaugham Han, 0uD.
sex, was arrested to-day AT Brentford charged with
committing a criminal assault upon AiD Emma
Cole, pretty young domestic In the service OF q
family friend OF his lordship whom he has been
Visiting. The circumstances OF the assault were
outrageouSly brutal and the Brentford gentleman
whose hospitality had been so shamefully abused.
was foremost III bringing the titled scamp Justice
The preliminary examination was conducted az
Brentford today before two magistrates who were
Lord St Leonards, with hardly an effort on his part
10 deny them. that they instantly ordered him %
be fully committed for trial at Tia
TRULY stused AL Offers Of paSf ON nnu- pruad1oD
In Mortified tones against the enormty Of sending
baron or England TO the common jail but tho
magistrates were ineXorable and his lordship now
languiShes In Brentford prison. Lord St LeOnard1
his succession 10 the baronetcy In 1873, despite tho
TACT that he has young and lovely wife, 70 whom
he was married I'm 1876, and beautiful daughter.
now six years old
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fkobAIk Sotkr-JndQe Coz.
To-day, in ne Byron A. kidder citation on exec
utor 20 show cause why the probate OF will should
not lie set aside issued. Estate OF w. Wallace
Walker; nnal notice issued Estate Margaret A
Barrett do. Estate Cynthia r. Williams; proof OF
testamentary issued 10 john c. Head;
bond. 5000. Annie r. Rice; do. do.
To Augustus :. Worthngton: bond. 500.
Estate JabeZ Pittaid; order substituting j. r. Riley
collector for c. +. Rowe. resigned Estate Of Ed
wardo Alberto del Canisa; order OF publication
Estate Nathaniel 4. King; W. K Speare appointed
administrator-bond. $780, In re Elizabeth Dicker;
petition OF b. j. Behrend for rule on executor
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MOR ROW.

T,EoMAs BOWLING. Aucaoneez.
MIRRORS, HANDSOME PARLOR FURNITURE
FINE BEDROOM SETS, LOUNGES AND EASY
CHAIRS. CURES, TWENTY ROLLS STRAW
MATING, BEDSTEAD6, BUREAUS AND WASH
STANDS. HAIR AND HUSK MATTRESSES,
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, TOGETHER
WITH ABOUT THREE HUNDRED SEPARATE
Also, at TWELVE O'CLOCK,
COUPE, ROCKAWAY AND HARNESS. BU06IE6
CARRlAGRS, WAGONS AND HORSES
On SATURDAY, NAY TENTH. 1884. at TEN
O'CLOCK. In front Of my auction rooms, shau I'll .
general assortment Of household enects
ALSO, AT TWELVE NJ,
FINE FAMILY CARRIAGE, nearly new
ONE ZINE BLACK HORSE, seven years old. with
Harness, Whip, etc.
One Crate Porcelain Granite Ware my8.N
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VNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctionser
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGETOWN.

DC. AT AUCTION.
a dated the Il
b 81
st 81 M
etSlx O'CLOCK NJ. in front Of the premises the
District 81 To w.t. "A fa Ss ffe
dition to said GEORGETOWN. bounded Is follows; BEGIN
said Holmeads addition ON the north line of East
street. and run thence north BY and with the east line
line a tse Less
south the y ns ssseS SS nns
Themes east with said north line y Feet to tie be-
ning the same icing all Of Lot No 81 and part Of Lot
No 80 IN said Holmeads addition. laid down pats
Terms: One. third cash: balance in six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured By
SsssS !:
u PRoPERT7.' A'1A sinhAi
II Hsuy GSS f
Der 1,S01. wherein Susan Edwards q a. werx
Whsh cause ths undersisned vas sub"tusad ~ I'M
and executors under the WIN Of Mary T. McpheTson,
DAY 81 MAY. 1854. At HAIF.fAsT II foUh UCLouR
on Fl sss naas @
sss .d dssSea e 6: Sound sss SS pas 81
&or.s q e g ~ 81
street. and no property In the market 4 more
The terms q ssle are: one.third cash ana ths re-
ments to besr sx p can't interest and o Be secured 81
masf IS pad On the day q ale 's. 49, '-'S
SAm2S y. 06&&Ns IL 0eco0.
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Fire i'm Tarvland,

FFe In Mafy1an0s
BELAIR, Nd, May 9.-The Kalmia flour mills,
near Falston, Hartford county, belonging to Henry
Rockford Sons were destroyed by fire yesterday
with their contents, consisting Of grain -four and
corn meal; damage, $4,000; Insurance, 81 COO
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II AMP CHIMNEYS REDUCED
IL Small 2oc med uma SOC. large A5c Per dozen.
Small Burnerz, Toe mediums SOC large q 20 per
Dozen Nau ogdss. pIompfiy attende to
ap2 lisa 7th street northwest.
IMPORTERS OF FRENCH WINES COGNACCHAM-
i fA6NES AND CORDIAI2
French C1nEeta e3.76. - and o.. so per DOZEN.
American native Wines, BFandies and Chimpa9nea
California. Virginia and Ohio four bottles Tor IL
R0Ux TAULEILE, 17E Penn. sve.
Agents for Afyt-class houses, Dofdseux. BuF9undy,
Chsmpagnes and COgnac. Wins dc eUute 6Cx ca caise
ja3-6ms
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MT. VERNON! Mt. VERMONT
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAy
leaves It'll street wharf daily Except Sunday for Mt
Vernon at 10 O'Clock am; returning reaches Washing.
ten about S30pm
$50 Z. +. BLAKE Captain.
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sTRAIGHTENING OCT THE AFFAIRS OF THE FIRM.
NEW YORK, May Cullen T. Davies. the as
s1gnee OF Grant Ward, is busiy engaged In
strengthening out The complicated affairs OF the
nrm: The statement OF the firms affairs would
not be ready until some day next week, Mr. Fer
dinand Ward visited the office early this morning.
and has been engaged In consultation with Mr.
Davies ever since
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CTEAMER ARROwsMITH
Leaves Seventh-street wharf at m
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINes
Connecting with Baltimore and Ohio R. atshepherd's
also at Alexandria with 730 Ferry Boat from Wash
ineton. On Mondays for Nom1nl and interme
diate land ipgs. returning Tuesdays. On THURSDAY.
for Curriom Nomin St Clements Bay wharves and
interme date landings. returning Fridays On Satuf
days NomIn CurrloInan and intermediate landings
returning Sundays.
JB PADGETT At.
CIV RIDLEY. Man,
te22 Seventh-street wharf Washington. D. G.
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The President I'm New York.
NEW YORK, May 9.-President Arthur remained
quietly in his rooms at the Fifth Avenue hotel this
morning. He had few.callerS
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,oToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE

DUIUMAC TKANSPURTAI1ON LINE
The Steamer SUE Capt ". c. 0eogheean, VIII resume
her trips to Baltimore and River Landings, SUNDAY,
March 9Th. leaving StephensOl's wharf at leav
ing Baltimore for Washington every FRIDAY at pm
Freight received until pm. Saturdays ONLY
All River fir light must be prepaid.
Passenger accommodation uneQualled.
Applyto STEPHENSON Bro Agents.
mh3-6m It'll street wharf.
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THE CITIZENS BUILDING CoNPANYs SALE-Tho
Sales OF lots In the vicinity OF Athletic park yesfer-
day afternoon 10y the Citizens Building company did
not turn out as well was hoped for the company.
Eight lots on street, assessed GO cents per foot
sold at an average OF IS cents eleven lots on French
street sold at average OF s3 ceuts and throe
lots on eta street sold at IS cents per foot =.
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INTENSIVE SALE OF ELEGANT PARIOR CHAM.
Der AND DININ0-ROON FURNITURE WITHIN

TOMORROW MORNING, COMMENCING AT TEN
O'CLOCK shall sell within aud in front Of sales
room, general assortment Of Household Elects,
Il WALTER b WILLIAMS CO. Aucts.
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The COurts.

WASHINGTON FISH MARKEr.-Sod by r A. Golden,
agent, 1000 shad, from $50 70 $50 Der hundred:
$4,000 herring, 81 per thousand.
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GLEASON 1ss4-DOUGLASs HOUSE, REHOBOTH
BEACH. DEhAM , III will open for recep- &At
ing and the finest and safest surf bathing the
Atlantic coast. Many improvements are being made
Terms $40 to Sl5 week Special arrangements for
families. Send for circular.
my3-4m WALTER BURTON.
WINDSOR SULPHUR sPRINGs-BLUE NOUN
w tains. Springs, baths. horses. hunting, - 4
fishing. excellent table Reasonable charges. YcYHY
Circulars at Brentano's. 1915 Pa ave. OF ad-
Dress A. NJ JELLY, New Windsor Md. my3-3m
RAsSN ROCK HOUSE. GOOD HARBOR
IL ~ Beach: Glopcester. Mass Cuisine first yEAAY
cry Send for circular and terms to F. H NUNS, Pro-
prietor. ap29-i Inn
VERMONT. ATLANTIC CITY VERMONT AVENUE
ab Atlantic; unobstructed ocean view; street cars
and trains Of c. and A r. r. land passengers on the
premises ID. Z. COMPTON. ap3-5m
NIsHED COTTAGES NA9
AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.
For Photographs of Cottages and particulars call at
my office. tmh25l THoS E. WAGGAMAN
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-03

ing denunciations and curses that ever fen
upon the life and character Of any man Of
this country.
Tomorrow the decision is TO be rendered
II such a man can become President Of the
United States through the SURFACES Of q ma
jority Of the people, or the capture Of the
machinery that decides a Presidential con-
test In this great struggle the North Star
state has deep interest This state may
not be permitted to reinforce and strengthen
the hands Of the friends of Honest men and
Honest government by delivering to them
its electoral vote against James 6.
Blaine, but It can, at least, make
the volume Of its protest no unmeaning
thing and thunder forth condemnation Of the
men and measures the Republican party is
attempting to fasten upon the people with an
increase Of the poisonous, corroding, distrac-
ting fangs Of its mlsrule.
Men Of Minnesota there is work for you To-
day, work that you must and can do. You
can stand guard and watch against the
schemes and frauds that are planned to be
perpetrated in the interest of the gi-
gantic Infamy who stands at
the head Of the Republican party.
You can strengthen the weak, encourage
the strong, confirm the hating, decide the
doubling. In union there is strength. Re
member the gigantic stake at issue, the trial
of Honest government against Dishonest
government. Wide awake then is the watch
word. Put in day for the country. Work
while the day lasts. A malignant enemy
has his hand upon the throat of your pros
perity. BE Kisses his lies in every dark
corner. His wiles have been exposed 10
you, aud you can in a measure counteract
bis Vaccinations and send greetings Of
courage and determination to those who may
do more than you are permitted TO do TO ex-
terminate the monster.
Get out the Democratic vote. Send every
Democratic voter from every township aud
every school district to the polls to vote
against Blaine, Rascality, Robbery and Ruin.
Advance high the ensigns of Honest govern
ment work-persevering and energetic
win accomplish wonders.
Men OF might, and men of action vows the hourl
Beat back, rebuke, aud in so far as you
can, crush the robber carriou vultures who
revel in the interests and the
liberties Of the people. Let no
man sleep upon his post Every man to his
responsibilities. Get out the votersl See
where there is work to be done, and do it.
God help the Republic II a man Ike James
g. Blaine can be chosen to the Presidency.