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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-17
TEulE EllE RAILWAY, known - L..
4 NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AN WESTERN RAJ

Il NEW-lORh. LAKE. fHi - AND "ESIhhN NAL
Arrangements Of trains from Chambersst Depot
coaches TO Bin yhamion. Emiri and Bu1a.o. sleopm
coaches to C1ey Gland. tincinuau AMI chicago. II,
Tor last tmePullm.n Sleeping Coaches 10 Buhso slrNlh
l:2' m agara Fais 10 Hamilton ont l.;tn a. m
Cincinnati 81 ID pm St LOUIS S40a IN second Gay Sonnoo
Ing trans arrive Toledo 81 m and Indianapolis u a a.
Pullman bay and sleeping caches 10 Bnghamton. Elnlr
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel snd
Buffet smoking COACHES TO chicago
CAS- m-EmgTant train for tho West ~, - IN - 10 o,
Rutheror" and passalc 10 20 30 y1 w m An "
SUNDAYS h. $40 100 a IN II6 csc m II midnight -
Paterson 81 100 1850 ESQ 1870 - noon lt5 ~
days 10 $50 1920 lao $50 N - midplsssL -,
Newark snd Patterson va Newaa, - tV sinrisy
n gh = onlv sundays 8 Is a m 3 % $50 N. o,,.,
" midnight sundays $40 $50 1920 las V3O III anu
W wHarrieE 80 10 2oam430pm SUNDAYS $50
Newburs amt Cornwan 7:5O9a m $50 43O M sunday
'Hfondout an Kingston and Montgomery a $50 IN.
Wnsben "a 80 1920 N 800 $50 43o sl5p IN sun
"hy $50 1920 m $3.50 $50 sl5p sunday
b15 $50 The trains m ana tSg Il
ut M train stops al 81 ain-st Only q -
POI, Je.. 8 1920 4SO SIS IA sunday 81
Ron 2Sst quarter OF and quarter after each hour
from 545 an to l046 every thirty minutes aud om
csets or pas.sas and apartments In Drawing Room and
Sleeping coaches eau be obtained snd orders ior e
sn os u en- 4op or sS7 Broadway ISL Wes.t n T. No
Brooklyn or at the ComPanys pepSts v0 =. -,o
1850 ll jSaS sa tsboT oonl Agent York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY;
N,acE $50 lOami 1904 4:5O $40 $40 $50 LII IA IND
night Sundays a IN and 7;l p N "a an ,..-
Manuel spring Valley and Aonsey 7ilo ~ Am <'op -
JOHN N. ABBOTT. 0snl Passr Agent NswYsss.
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tIENNolL(ANIA RAILROAD.

4 A. ~ after Iunr y, 1888.
AND UNiT1E66 STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NcwYok Desbroses and Cortant street
uarr.6ufs Ptts6u-g the west and south, With pnman
raa car, atac 3 g 'Rh p m aag and ssep
Ing cara. ri 9 m. dav. -,.. ~.
Wi4msport Log ayen q m p a. PCfrsup Centro
g5iimGrc Wssh ngton and the south. Limited Washington
Expres- Of Pullman Paror cars daily except sunday n
r. sFys % sns M i2 and en- and night va
aId O. r. and P m and = nis1t s9Pia i5s wa p
For Atahuc City except sunday, Wit through p m.
Tor aJe May. cvcrpt SUNDAY ll:l0 p m
iS 2a hF %s an Ky hSoS ana m u noon
a. M do n nor r"' sro y ar r ,sbnrv Park
BROOKLYN connect with oil throuTh trains
jersey city Attending speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trans airyc-FTom PittsNurv eo and ll2os M 73o ana
H. ~ H s, T 3 no-a S0 and go a. M T2O Si0
SIS. 5:5o 40 zoos and io35 p M Sunday. 63S, GAO
T % TS 324 SS} 5 so sso eo Kept SoRdav
go 9$o iG5o li34 lo a. -0 ,5 n 90 M o
$50 20 G2I, $50 -05 Il Sja mi $780, 1885, $780, 100
'''-' ''' TO PHILADELPHIA
TIE OLD EsrABLI5HED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TEAdNSp tc sT M4f ~ E PnfLAbE D 0
rIIIAi IN NEWYoRN
DOUBLE TRACK. 1uE .Mosr. IMPROVED E9UGp
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Espross Tanseav NewYork via Desbroscs and Cortland
y 2 sap "a i' D. m NJ and T. night sa1tays 65
g mfed add 10 m. l. s. :, and p n. and IL night
Train. leaving New.York daily except sunday, $50,
s:,oand III m. q T. and NJ. connect at TTen
ton camden. ,,--,.,-,,. ,o,,
ST. 500 {. i3j leXcsp Monday, 500 81, $40, 500
H. and ll:.J m lLtn.tel :Xpress ~ ana ~ p n
$50 7:io. -.iJ and o. irdly .Zu't 3 -
10 4 is5 $50 ~ !. 500 Limited, $50 80. 10
snd p Ia. Leave Philadelphia Via Camden $50 a. N
daily except sunday. o., ~. -. , ,-.,r rro,.,
and foot OF De.brosses and totandt streets, N9urt'
aud Brookvn Annex station, t93, o. Iu.to1;;t.
immigrant Ticket Once No Battery Place and Castle Gar
Den. 81, -. %. ..... -, ,,u for a,s ebc,.
hagyago from hotels dul residences. ,,.o.n
CHA Rios T.. PUGH, J. X "OvR.
General Mana-Or. OJA'ial id~S Nc'L-
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Eu5t an0 5'cnn0

I OST or STOLEN-Blnk bool, issued by the
~eameu'o Bank FOR wing New-Nokt 10 NE subscriber
not found or ref rHc' t4r btns 'n thly days no"
tbs q I vi ptly t. he bank for Il - hook
NcW-NO.k, july =. 1854. AMINO SMITH.
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Gehor Eastern Oce corner OF Church ard Corandts 's
K. z. BYINO1OA, 6. P. "A.
NETWORK CENTRAL. AND HUDSON

a t.N 1OHk ZEN Raj AMI l1ODOON
~ RIVER RAILROA \ --C'TsIFenciug Juse %. 1872
through trains Will leave Grand teatrsi Depot
q Western NeV-Y ia and Northern Expreas WITH
thr ne dIa0 lag roOa osTn Sc ~ I'D ." hoA pal
$40 Fast Lam'sd hcago tXprcss. with dinng cars
stopping at Albany Fdc2. svrcuse Rochester, Buialp 81,
lO:ll a. m next day
-. d. y . Lake George and Montreal express
90 a W V
m. Chicago drawiuc-roon cars 10 Canaan
dclgua Rochester. Ni1gsrs Falls, Buffalo and lcna~ld
Tor OsWeg0
II m. Western New-York and Northern Express, with
drawing
.Sfr.rn Albany Troy earat0ga Lake George and Utica
Express, thr'urf draw room cars
i m Accommodation 70 Albanv ard Troy
~. Louis Express with sleeping for Niagara
Falls Buffalo cincinnati except saturday, Toledo Detroit
and -. Ouis
$50 m Express. with Seeprg to syracuse and to
road TO Montreal.
~ m. Pacific Express with Sleeping or ROcbestsr
Buffalo fTi Cleveland Toledo. Detroit Chicago
st. Louis, Os~ego; also o teEoeot saturday.
Il night EHI-ess. with sleeping 10 Albany an
Troy connects with me morning trans FOR the West aud
North except saturday night. ~
Tcaets on = Graud Central Depot, No Bowling
Green - and AS Broadway ana at Express
Oficea Park place and $50 and 90 Broadway, NewYr
and 33} WASHINGTON and 30 Fulton SITS, Brooklyn and 10
Fouuh-st. Williamsburg.
Accommodations IA drawn and Sleeping cars can 10
procured any the ticket Oces NewlOrk CITY and az
t33 "a ashlngsOn-st. Brooklyn
Baggage 81 led FOR aud checked from residence
7 N IOT-CrY G. b MEEKEH,
General Suprrlntcudcnt. General 81 AGENT.
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PHILADELPHIA 8, READING RAILkOAL
i
LONG BRANCH
anC The
SEA SHOEE
from citations f9,t ~ sul foot Of R0otor.st.
SPLENDID EGUIPM INT.
MAGNIFICENT PARLON-ARS
and the ELEGANT steamers

ST. JOHNS, CITY or RICHMOND endJESsE H0Yr
CHOICE OF ROUTES BY sandy H1)k or An-RzIl
Leave New.Tork. from foot Of REcrCR-ST, p ER No.
s. T. On days 43l o. IL a. lIj 3;45 g. - $3.50
p. NJ. o. sundays. .. IL a. n, Gals p. ID.
NewYork from foot Of bcrtyst, weekdays {, 7t5
H. m. q l4j. $50 4, 49, 5i5, 7SO p. sun
days4 -.45 a H.. Il N. p.
Direct connection % and from BROOKLYN via Annex
between Jer CITY and Rrdyo Pier 8rootvn Tick
cts baggage and h Information may be obtained
the following on ces Of tho Company
NFW.IORK:
Nos ga and 223 BraiwaY, t757 sr'h.a7e. 12S East
l.5ust foot OF Resoist and station loot Of
erty-st
BPOOKLTN:
Brooklyn Annex station Bndgo Pior cOurt.st. $50 Full
ton-st.
FOR MONMOUTH Park RACTsi
on each Tuesday Thursday and saturday August o.
Leave New.Yolk rom Per 40. n. r., o. IL a H. 1915
l:lJ J.. IN.
Leave Ncv-Yo- from Tot o. rbertyst. " r. 7i5 o. II
a. ~ m. 1915. 1898 p.
J. r. WOOTrES, General Manager.
c. @. HANCOCK. Gen. Pas.. ami 7 It, Az.
II. BALDWIN Gen. East Pass.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

A -RONDOUr, KINGSTON and CATS
a. e G5aP,STs
q Win U ss AMI gsTr sosS
%sct AZ 5qot q T%r,.o.;T n r. s sa;
nond.pt direct 9Sp3eTtinF MIL
sp'faiK fnp S ST SFHNsR RESORTS
Freight will leave p. Saturdays for ALI
landings.
I|ALL RIVER LINE:
FALL RIVER. Bo,rr 0K ArpTnEEAsT
MT 91 s pCne to the MILE ,S rs
sorts Of Ne|.EH siaad ard Provinces, a'' -
stes'ncr PiiGRTa Steamer Providence
Leave 90 days su ndays 9cadsd at $50
necton AnueI Boat from Brooklyn, Jersey city
SPLENDID BANDS OF MUSIC
9a S 9 in the
to B SSS ' sort 1G rail 5s as @nac
MAEFTHS,soa yyIS5E!AfP St,SEFESSkEdhASD
rA. MAGTiff f' Ell ! srHAMERs: 'D'
Leave NewYork alternate days Sundays ercepte at
These ,e,meTs make Newport their Eastern terminus
dr e o?i o sG 4 n7 7 ana may oG So Rroa
way at As.or House fab AvenEe oo Windsor Iotol
IL en- f Hnn 9 oa s oo T" atom
a, 81 az Ss, 7 aRd 80 an'
IN5ERSEY CITA - A. rex o.ce loot Of hEehange,pace
COPY u TP nd % yankee land tree arr ea,ion.
Agcn.s \ Y. Gem Pass. Aecut y Y.
NEW-HANrN STEAM oar cos STEAM
y Er~, II NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
p m kaaiay acndi SooagsciiF al wHaysn WIN
FiLO, HoLYOKE, &c. Tickets sold and baggage checked
~ a. 8r"'fway. y, and CONTEST, bso'kyn E1eur-
NORWICH LINE TO BOSTON, WORCES-
y TER IA HUA. PoRTLAND and tho VEL,
ira ces leaves Pier 10 30 Eorh River foot Of
te1D at Ne oIc, on u'-'aY, ana Iioas,
IsfGd AMI Ercurson Ticket, reduced rates
p-lor adyagag are o3cred BY tL's In, rs a "a,
10 OK 'ni0'''4' u" - O. w. BRGDY AGENT
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RE-.
ss.oa. in Serr - 59'
LEAVE NETWORK. corlineuon 40 . 1853,
Tor sou Il Auiboy, Via Phl. K EeaiiRg Il. r. 100 -
,e9e ~ T. q. m. 90, 20, p NJ via Penn R. f. a. 80 80
':'" n l. 90 n. 800 7bop m. Sunday 4I5. a. n
For Ng'avan. &c. via rhna & Reading Pr. so 745
: Loo D. m 80 -. 800. $40. g. rr, p M
10 oOoa m 1900. lilo. 800 80 p. IN Sundays
For q tant Long Ranch, Ocean Grove Asoury PARK.
Sea Grt, Point Pleasant &c, via Philadelphia and Reading
H' o. n a. sunday. mot stopplpg at ocean Grove
or hsbsIy raIA A''oa d. t5 m 20 psi
For FTealom VA PhnadeplN- "a Eeadlns r. ~
Via ph ri iS IA, Reading Rr
iasoTooa Toms River and BlrnGgat at 20 5, AZ
D. m For VlaeanI Bridgeton. Atlantic CITY, Pht
C. 20 q. TAxtocR J. r. WOOD. H:R. NIEMAN.
CT. s T. a., P & R. RR. @. p. \. 2 RR Ae1g -l1E
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Gtcnubo It's dl0 flalronlo.

NEW YORK AND THOUSAND ISLAND
Va York Ontario and Western Railway and daily
OF steamers from Os"cro iuc.udnt MIDDAY touching a,
kur-tou. Canada Clayton Alexandra BAY. Plc'sIntost
route 10 Thousand Islands N'rht express, with IN uau
ecrpcrs ork p. arrives tswcso ij u.
boat leaves arrival Of nav express leaves New York
60. % q. D.
scs and t2l-st. ruurap"~ tickets and copies ~
.Sur,u,ri Homes az Nos 49, ~ -t', .td. $50 li1,
p,oaJVyav 80 ~ Gtltavc. lG- Iast l2jin-s. mon
Eausrc In yn, Court s NuH oil cr -3@ Iuiions.
and trpots steamer D. GINS % - June -
JCAND..i.-ON. Grurra' Pass .u-rI Agent. q statcit
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7 EUIGH VALLEY RAU.ROAD.-Passenge

. TIII1I ' AIIT.I. 'I'n'I ~
trains depot o. CorGnat and Desbrosses SIS
at SlO NJ $50 and p. Tor hJs on, Eethlehem Alien
town, Reading, Maush chunk, Nikes6arre oNnnda wa
PGhal0 and the West Pun
through coaches diy 10 al trains Mt m and 10
,. for Eaetou Bethlehem and COolay.
Trans leaving $40 =. m. aud $40 p m connect Tor
all points IA Mahanoy Haleton coal regions sunday
train for Chunk $40 a. Leave Mauch Chunk
at p.m
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

a HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
AAs Albany Day Line Steamers
ALBANY and C. V1BBARD.
Daily except undaysJ,
Leave rnlton'st, Brooklyn by 81 M,
nestfy.st pier New-York- ................S:35a m
West 22d-st pier o,0o q n,
Tor ALBA ing at Nyack and Tarrytovn by ferry
and Hudson. 00N-' N1''N"'
. CONNECTIONS,
u ~ feIy With special tran T. aud D.
~ r. or me resorts o. tho Casklls, c. w
H. r. 81, for LaTev,le; Hartford Springfield and Boston.
- lLL-With special train on Csskill Nj y. II.
N-With Boston and A. X. r. for Chatham, Pitts
neld, orth Adam, and Lebanon spring.
ALBANG-N It'll Del and ID. G. Co 4 R.fo A.
Lake George and tho with N Y C. r. r for Uticz
Buialo Niagara Falls and the West.
A 81 50 TO SARATOGA and RETURN
~. 81 81 10 LAKE, GEORGE and RETURN tickets gooi
stInE season Troy Boats Ciizrns Line Steamers CITY
OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pier A North River foot
'hlstopher daily except saturday al connecting with
MOI iing trains Tor North and West Sundays steamer
touches az Albrnv
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
~ DREW and ST. JOHN.
Leave Pler Al y r.. loot OF Canas week fav
sod and baggage checked to Ali stations on
row i0rktohIral H. Ri ana NrsO orc EaAirJai -rsp
ho I'm l,Ne eDoVe rad eRtitled passage aud
stateToOm berth. W. W. ~
President
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A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
DALTIMORr AND ONO RAILROAD.

~ MODEL FAST LINE TO TIE WhST,
Via Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington
Trains leave from Pennsylvania r. X. Depot:
3p except Sunday for all points West
p DAILY FAST EXpR through sleeping
coaches 10 Chicago Cincinnati Louis Connects To- al
points West
MIDNIGHT daily FOR Washington and all points West.
For Tine Tables Tickets Sleeping BeIths and B1Tsago
apply IOmpaAy u So SJl LAO Broadway;
COurt-st. Brooklyn Penusy lyRIia Railroad.
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
1 SATONIC aud NACGATUCH KAItROA Disclaimers
leave Calherlne at p. -3d-st.. East River.
$40 p. Fare lower than by any other route.
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NEW-HA\ STEAM OAl COS > IEAM-
y Err q II NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
PEGS Zip, Per -. E,at@p N, sundays eEceptod ard
II ISuHlAy. nc'Gdvd cOnusctllg az Ncw.Haven WIN
SIC ll trrns ;or MEHIDEN. ii ARTfORD, bPtl ~,
FIELD. HoLYOKE &c Tickets sold and baggacc checked
~ a. sroafway. Y, and CONTEST Brooklyn. Excur
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SUNDAY; 3 STATIONS ~ PHILADEL~
PIIIAi 2 IN NEW-YORh
DoUBtE TRACK, I'VE MOST IMPROVED EQUGP.
MINT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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/; ONG BEACH.

NverADnex Boat 'ithst, 7thst and James j ferries
ally, except sunday, 200, 1908 II 2:0
los sos. Cos 7:O s2j pun sundays only $780, 93j 1850
g.. /. - ). 800, 400, D. 1l0 $50 N.
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siblo supply Of Grain in he United states and canass

Hay AND sTRAw-Au prices arc firm nasmnch Is
+oc rather Moderate aud The cena lds quite lar We
quote: shipping at 70d75cs Timothy 20 i % 'levl
mixed IS tc lover 4Oa 5Oc No Rye straw SOc ehors
do "a zoe. Dat, 4O041c. - -.
HIDEs-Ony small and unmportant business IS report
cd and vet q ste liy umdcl lone ls noticed. A..
HOPS-Littl II interest IS gong on a. ne noaenS oas
holders continue 20 hold best giaies az 81 &c oi 50"
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SILVER PLATED WARr AND liable
CUTLERY.
TO SUMMER HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE.
KEEPERS

The following articles will recommend themselves
fayorably to your notice.
Good Silverplated Teaspoons lasting for season.
CSC. per dozen.
Tablespoons and Forks to match s19s per Dozen
White Bone Handle or Silver. plated Knives match,
$1.98 per dozen.
The above spoons and forks much better quality and
warranted on white metal at double the above figures
Good Silver plated White Handle Knives to match at
S2.9 per dozen :.
Iarties buying in quantities will be allowed dis
count OF 10 per cent on above prices.
Good bottle Casters &c. Better grades
at S1.49 and $1.SS
Beautiful Butter Dishes 99c.
Handsome Glass Fruit Dishes. with Silver plated
base 99c.
Pickle Casters Cream and Syrup Pitchers. Spoon
White Bone Handle. double riveted steel Knives and
Forks 81 90 per dozen
Carvers per set So, 70 and 99c
These prices net
For decoration of parors have large assortment
S49S each
Beautiful Vases. Boquet Holders and statuary from
49c. up.
Wire Screens to fit any window from 79c. up
Walnut and Ebony Stands. Towel Racks, Brackets Of
all kinds, Easels, &c, all at very low figures.
We are also selling Large Lamps now at 79c. to
close them out
Croquet at 70, SO and 99c.
Genuine Me Hammocks at S1.69.
parties desiring to make display Of Fireworks on
the Fourth of July We will allow discount Of SO per
cent from list prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-11

The democrats do not propose that the Blaine
men shall do all the hurrahing on the Pacific coast.
AT the California democratic state convention yes
terday the mention Of Tilden's name aroused the
delegates to tremendous enthusiasm, while the
speakers assured their hearers and the country
that the old ticket could beat Blaine and Logan
without fail on the Pacific coast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-11

The brewers are growing because Blaine halls
nom the state OF the 'Maine law and Is supposed
to favor prohibition, and, on the other hand, the
prohioitiontsJs are angry because the republican
platform gave them no recognition, and threaten
TO go over to the democracy II more kindly treated
there, Thus extremes meet
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- 7 A T I 8 T &c 8.

TATIsTICs
STATISTICS. GENERALLY SPEAKING. SHOW
RESULTS CONTRARY TO OPINIONS EXISTING
AT THE TINE THEY ARE COMPLIED. THERE Is
A DAILY EXCEPTION. HOWEVER, AND IT &C.
Ours HERE YESTERDAY FOR INSTANCE, WAS
AN ILLUSTRATION.
SALESMAN NO. WAITED ON II PERSONS
EFFECTED SALES Ton.
SALESMAN NO. WAITED ON II PERSONS
EFFECTED SALES TOLL
SALESMAN NO. WAITED ON 1s PERSONS
EFFECTED SALES Tom
SALESMAN NO. WAITED ON IL PERSONS
EFFECTED SALES TO 49,
SALESMAN NO. WAITED ON u PERSONS
EFFECTED SALES To12
SALESMAN NO. WAITED ON 81 PERSONS
EFFECTED SALES TO 81
SALESMAN NO. WAITED ON PERSONS
EFFECTED SALES TOO.
SALESMAN NO. WAITED ON &c PERSONS
EFFECTED SALES TO 49,
SALESMAN NO. WAITED ON % PERSONS
EFFECTED SALES TO 90
SALESMAN NO. 10 WAITED ON PERSONS
EFFECTED SALES To5
SALESMAN NO. IL WAITED ON 81 PERSONS
EFFECTED SALES TO 81
SALESMAN NO. Il WAITED ON PERSONS
EFFECTED SALES To4
SALESMAN NO. 1s-ABsENr.
NUMBER OF PERSONS WAITED ON, 1885,
NUMBER OF PERSONS PURCHASING, I9l
OUT OF NEARLY TWO HUNDRED CALLERS.
ONLY SEVEN FAILED TO FIND WHAT THEY
WANTED. AND THESE SEVEN REPRESENT
THOSE WHO COULD NOT FIND WHAT THEY
THOSE WHO DID NOT WANT TO FIND IT.
THOSE WHOSE TASTE OUTRAN THEIR PURSE.
THOSE WHO WANTED SOMETHING THAT WAS
YET UNBORN.
THOSE WHO KNEW THERE WERE NO CLOTHES
EVER MADE TO FIT THEM.
IF YOU ARE WILLING TO TAKE 81 PER CENT
OF CHANCES THAT WE CANNOT FIT, SERVE OR
PLEASE YOU. WE ARE WILLING TO TAKE s6h
PER CENT THAT WE CAN.
A. SAKS & CO.,
jel1 BIG AND 3ls SEVENTH STREET.
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AsNouScrxRNr.

wewouldmost respectfully call the attention Of our
friends and the public generally to the fact that we
have recovered from the effects Of the disastrous fire
of July 26th 1885, which entirely destroyed our Fac.
tory together with the machinery and tools and are
full working order. ready to supply the public with the
NEW &c" HOWE MACHINE.
It is our chief aim to produce this machine with all
the best qualities combined and construct according
to the most approved mechanical principles Of the
and at the time to retain the celebrated Howe
Stitch. We are satisfied that with our new and i'm
proved machinery and tools costing one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. and the improvements have
made in the New Howe that produce the at
the nearest approach to perfection yet attained in
the manufacture of sewing machines 1t is superior
hitherto manufactured by which is guarantee Of
its excellence all other machines Before you pur
chase please examine the
LIGHT RUNNING. HIGH ARM.
NEW sc" HOWE.
OUR TERMS OF SALE ARE LIBERAL.
We take this opportunity to express our thanks to
friends and the public for the sympathy and indu
gence shown in trouble and to say will in the
future have done in the past endeavor to merit
their appreciation.
Respectfully
THE HOWE MACHINE CO.,
E PARMLY, Treas
Bridgeport, Conn, March, 1884
The Washington Office is at
93S STREET NORTHWEST,
je7-w&s2t NEAR 10TH STREET.
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Almost as many cities claim Emo living as dis
puted for Homer dead. Quebec, Montreal and New
York all cry for him, and the moro he strives to
avoid them the greater their Importantly becomes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-11

The House proposes to adjourn on the 30th Of
June but the Senate is not inclined to second the
motion. As the Senate is year or two ahead Of
the House In legislation 1t might take summers
run BY itself, leaving the House to struggle along
alone through the summer, as idle boys are kept
after school TO learn their neglected lessons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-11

Various picturesque traits have already been
added to Mr.. Blaine's character. He Is a prohi.
ZIONIST, Jesuit, star-router and dynamiter. He
u still to be discovered to be a horse thief and a
bigamist, but then It must be remembered the
campaign has scarcely opened
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The stand taken by @. W. Curtis, In HdrpeT's
Weekly, against Blaine, Is more moderate than was
generally expected He says that the nomination
does not change the views Of its inexpediency
which he has freely expressed The campaign
must be ga prolonged explanation and defense;"
and that candidate OF this description has been
put forward by the party Will, he thinks, alarm
and shake the faith OF many republicans. 1t is no
reply he adds, that less can be expected from the
democrats, party which 'really stands for
nothing but opposition and repulsive tradition"
for it Is only by indifference present republican
success" that the real interests OF that party can
be secured Feeling thus the editor says that
Harpers Weekly cannot sustain a nomination
against which 1t has protested as "a practical abdi-
cation OF republican character and purpose"
MI. Harper, OF the firm Of Harper Brothers, Is
more outspOken, saying In an interview that Blaine
cannot be elected, and that, as between him and
satisfactory democrat, he would support the latter
Mr.. Harper, ike most other independents, favors
Cleveland, and their loudly-voiced preference has
given him decided boom; but meanwhile Mr..
Flower seems to be gathering In the delegates for
the second choice, in case Mr.. Tiden really and
truly refuses TO run. MI Bayard Is another hot
fayorite with the independents and has also gained
strength Of late among the orthodox of the demOc-
racy, who, after all, the Sun suggested yester-
day, will be the ones, and not republican boilers,
70 do the choosing in the democratic convention.
Two startling novelties in O river and harbor
debate excited the House yesterday. Mr.. Hewitt
furnished one sensation by urging an amendment
reducing New York appropriation from $500 900 to
$4,000, but Mr.. Ochltree "saw" the New York
member and 'raiSed" his sensation by moving that
the entire appropriation OF $3.50 coo for the improve
ment OF Galveston harbOr be stricken out ON the
ground that the work was useless The House was
20 dazed by these unheard Of requests that at first 1t
refused heed them insisting on the original ap-
preparation for He'll Gate, but later In the day 1t
recovered its nerve, and took Col Ochiltree at his
word So Galveston gets no appropriation; but it
Ia whispered In explanation that the enterprising
Texas city Is only ''letting go to get better
hold" as she wants Congress TO transfer the man
agement Of her harDor'S channel from the army
engineers to Capt Eads, who is scheming TO work
through another Jetty project with millions in It.
The answer OF the District Commissioners to the
Presidents request for Information concerning the
bill for the relief Of Mrs Patterson, sets forth the
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The answer OF the District Commissioners to the
Presidents request for Information concerning the
bill for the relief Of Mrs Patterson. sets forth the
injustice OF that measure TO the District taxpayers
most conclusively. 1t is evident Congress passed
the bill under an entire misapprehensiOn of the
facts In the case, and is to be hoped the Pres-
dent win veto II.
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