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THE SWAIN TRIAL.
Il Aear1ument Upon the Demurrer %
the CHARGES,

Inc swain court-martial moved to the Ebbitt
mouse this morning where 1t occupies the room
Known as the red parlor. Major Gardner, the Judge
advocate, obtained permission to re-argue the de-
murrer, nled by Gen. Sw aims counsel yesterday to
the nrst specification Of the first charge, as be
stated he had misunderstood the position OF coun
eel as to certain points
N the specification which related to the transfer
py Gen. Swain OF the so-called due blu for 5000
W - hng c aGmgnrey Co. constituted an oense
tnat It had not been for the prompt action OF
Bateman Co In making the appeal which formed
action would have operated OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to
the nrm OF Bateman Co. He characterized the
pea ID demurrer as very unusual proceeding
claimed that the course taken In making the de,
murrer was Just what was prescribed BY rules OF
the specification Was worthless as a PREDICATE Of
any accusation against the character of any one as
an omcer and gentleman.
&c would not be held. he maintained, that Swain
would have been guilty OF conduct unbeconiug an
omcer ne had brought suit himself In his own
name against Bateman Co. for debt he claimed
was due him Nor was the case altered when the
claim was put In the hands OF an assignee, who
stood in Swaim's shoes
that Bateman Co, who had held the position OF
confidential agent TO Gen. SWAIN had endeavored
70 sw1nde him, and his act was only In defense OF
Judge Advocate Gardner protested against this
statement, saying that in his careful examination
OF the case he had found no evidence OF desire on
the part or Bateman Co. TO take advantage OF
Gen. swain.
At this point the court was cleared.
THE DEMURRER NOT SUSTAINED.
When the court was opened, the judge advocate
announced that the demurrer to the first charges
was not sustained. Gen. Swain then pleaded not
guilty to the first charge
To the second charge IN tho first specification he
entered demurrer, upon the grounds: First, that
the specification does not present facts sufficient
TO support the charge; and second, thst the facts
and specification SET forth did not constitute con-
duct unoecoming an officer and gentleman.
MI GrOsyenOr then submitted his argument on
the demurrer
Judge Advocate Gardner followed, and the court
then adjourned until II o'clock tomorrow.
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HOTELS, DC.

BuckneHAm HorE1
sTH-AyENuE AND soTH STREET. NEW YORK,
Opposite Cathedral)
Conducted on European plan. with . Restauran. Of
unsurpassed excellence
Rooms for Transient Guests, % per day and upward.
fatty.
wRTHERBEE FULLER, Projectors.
n17-m,w&f.1m
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CONTROLLER THROWS REPoRT.-The annual re-
port OF W. W. Upton, second controller Of the
Treasury, has been submitted to the Secretary OF
the Treasury. It shows that the total number OF
accounts and claims settled by that ONCE was
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SHOOTING At A STREET WORK 1NsPEcroR-John
Roden, colored, OF south Washington, engaged in
quarrel yesterday evening with another c0lored
man on Sd street southwest, where the street Is
being paved. Ellis Beggs, the District government
inspector on the street works, advised the other
man to have Roden arrested. The two separated,
but R0den returned In a few minutes with pistol,
and fired two shots at BeggS, neither Of which
captured.
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RANCE OF THE THRRMoMRTBR.-The following
were the readings at the ONCE Of the chief signal
officer to-day: am, 342; II a. No. 354; pm, 1874
Maximum, SO. z; minimum, 32S.
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DucRos A1rmEsrAnY ELIXIR
It's principal Ingredient PURE MEAT. is scientifically
FORMULATED with mefical remedies. giving it wonder
fuly stimulating properties: inviToratng the vital
forces without fate1.in1 the digestive organs
In TYPHOID. YELLOW and MALARIAL Feyers il Is in
valuable, giving strength To these MALIGNANT
dstases Highly recommended by leading Physicians Of
Paris as tonic for Convalescents and Weak persons
also for lung diseases L FOUGERA co, Agents ny
naSsl-w&s SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS
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A Woman Charged With Arson.
THE CASE OF MRS. VAN SEWER SENT TO THE GRAM


JURY.
The case OF Annie Van Solver, charged with
HOUSEKEEPING in entering the house OF Mr.. John
Shea, No. S31 Maryland avenue southwest, and set
ting fire to the house On Monday night last, was
called for trial in the Police Court today; Mr..
Shea testified that he was the owner OF the house
which was set on fire. Mrs. Shea testified that
after the fire was extinEuished she found pair Of
shoes and shawl in the house belonging to Mrs.
Van Solver Kate Moore testified that the defend
ant asked her If there was back way to get Into
Mrs SheaS house. This was about half an hour
before the fire. Afterwards she came running
from the direction OF the fire. Sadie Chapman
testified that she went to Mrs. Van Sewers house
shortly after the fire TO play detective and &C
cused her of setting fire to the house. STE told
her that She saw her set fire to the house, when
Annie said: don't give me away" Rachael
Goodall, colored testified that she saw the defend
ant running through the alley at the time OF the
fire. Kate Goslin and John Snea. jr.. also gave
testimony as to the finding OF the articles about
the house and yard belonging to Mrs Van Solver.
The defendant testified that she was at home In
bed on the night OF the fire. and her son corrob-
Grated his mothers testimony. The case was sent
to the grand jury; bonds, $500.
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V1HOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer
VALUABLE UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY IN GEORGE

Town. D. C, AT AUCTION CLOSE AN ESTATE.
On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTIETH. 1884,
AT FOUR O'CLOCK in front of the premises. VII
sell lots 26 81 g AID 49, in square 45 Lots 26 and 81
street lots s4 sIuilroe street by
depth Of $50 feet Olive street Also lots IS and 81
street by depth Of about $50 feet on Olive street Ths
property will be sold as whole or divided to suit pur
Terms: Onethird cash, the residue in three equal
payments at g. II and Is months. with notes bearing
BY deeds Of rust ton on he property sod OF ali CASH at
k
ing at the cost of purchaser. nl4-dts
{ ,HANcERT SALE Bn OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
By virtue of decree Of the Court of the -
a ess and ct al
SRiI;s; HtiS ST.
at pubic sncticn art eight IN square as
hundred and nifty mine C59., improved BY a brick
At POINT i've s seven 1t and 70
inches north from the southwest corner said
thence thence 's west sss
ss9 tie If q seae to Ss psae
Of besinning,, And on the SAME DAY, at FOUR
four o. in square eight hundred and eixhteen (slsj
for t as n s4 re-, @
south street forty feet est from the southwest cor
Se s Is
inches inc-es thence north twenty-five rs fee feet
thence south hundred 600 feet the line OF
SAID street twenty 20 fee feet to the place of begin
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: Onethird
OF the purchase money TO be PAID in cash. and he
mainder in equal Instruments i'll ard two years
from the daJ OF SALE with interest and secured by deed
OF trust the property Sold all cash at the option
OF The purchaser Or purchasers deposit OF $500
each house to De made on acceptance Of bid Terms to
be complied with within day property be
rso at risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser pr
chasers- All conveyancipg at purchasers cost.
HENRY R. ELLIOTT,
4C6 5th street; I rz.
HENRY F. DAVIS Arus'ees
AGO Louisiana NV
nUNCANSOS BROS Auction n8-IOt
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FINANCIAL
Pz1vArs Srock TunonArz Wnss

PsuArs Srock TunonAPz Wnss
WARRINGTON. BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK. susroN IA
E1IKcf 4 WHITLEY. sroox BaokEaA
.s ssfEGsSisa sssSuA xsuror4
General P1rfnsrA
james whitsay Henry r. DodeA y cruser oskieS
Harry G. Lnean. Washington. D.o Maynard G. Eyre
william n Tnver. special psrsns
BuY And sA1x On COMMISSION AL CLASSES
Oh RAILWAY SECURITIES
Snnch omes-sss 18Th street eoorcorza saRhass
t.1. DODGE. Eesadsnt Parsnas
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I'd Edition.
Latest faleglans TO- The Stal.


SULLIVAN AND aRKENFuID H9ID 10 BAN.
NEW YORK. November 1s-Jonn L Sullivan and
Alfred Greenfield, the PRINCIPALS in last nights
court this morning accompanied BY q crowd Of
sports, TO answer TO the charge on which they
were arrested last night.of engaging in q prize
IVAN looked placid and happy. Greenreid's face
appeared little swollen, and over his left eye
was eight cut The AFFIDAVIT OF Chief OF Po-
PENDANTS OF having been participants in prize
light, and OF having caused an unlawful assem-
C psss sa Sc az sssp %
for examination this afternoon The bondsrnen of
last night renewed their BAH and the pugiists and
the crowd LEFT the court.
Latest Foreign News by Gable.
TIE IRISH CONVERSATION FOR IMPROVEMENTS BILL
LONDON, November is.The house of commons
to-day by vote Of 10 to 20 rejected the Irish COM
pensation for improvements bill, which sought TO
towns and villages.
The Political Situation I'm England.
LONDON, November 19.-Nr. Gladstone has writ
will require an adequate assurance that the fran
chtse bill will be passed by the house OF lords before
the redistribution bill shall be presented This how
ever, does not preclude friendly communication
between the leaders OF the two parties before such
assurance Is given The conservative leaders have
asked the government that such communication
ton bill shall be made to them. The government
say that the version OF Lord Northbrooks report
on Egypt, which was made public through Reuters
agency, Is Incorrect.
Death Of q Hotel Proprietor.
TRENTON, N. j., November 19-Alex Jacobus, So
years OF age, proprietor OF the American house in
this city, died this morning. He was republican
member OF the legislature from Hudson in 1877. :.
The American Humane Association.
P1rrsBuRG, November 19.-The eighth annual con-
vention OF the American Humane association met
at the Monongahela house. in this city, this morn
Ing. Delegates were present from all the principal
cities in the Union, including Mary L. Douglass, OF
Washington, D. G.
Snow at the North.
PoRT JARVIS, N. Y, November 19.-Snow began
falling shortly before midnight last night, and this
morning there were two inches on the ground. and
snow was still falling. 1t has now changed to
sleet. At Monticello there are four inches, and
along the Erie railway, westward, there is much
greater quantity, say from six to ten inches.
Telegraphic Briefs.
Toisnot, North Carolina village on the VIII
mingtOn and Weldon railroad, was destroyed by
IRE this morning. Loss, goo.
n
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TNHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN

GEORGETOWN. ID q.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated the I'd day OF No
mber 1871 and duly recorded IN LbeE S14oiC liz w
of the land records for the District OF Columbia 1
and by direction of the party secured thereby the
dersiZued trustees VIII sell Oh SATURDAY. NONEM-
BLR TWENTY-SECOND 1884. AT -FOUR O'CLOCK,
IN front Of the premises the following described prop
erty viz All that part Of lot ia in Beals ADDITION
Georgetown in the District of Columbia and bounded
as follows: Beginning the end of line drawn from
the southeast Of Olive and Green STREETS 20
on the south side Of Olive street and running thence
then south % feet then west 10 feet then
north Olive street and the place of BEGINNING,
evther with improvements consisting o. Comfortable
wo-story and basement frame dwelling
Terms: One-thlri cash: the residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve months with bearing
fnteresr at six cent per until paid and
cured by deed Of trust SlO0 deposit required the
time of sale All conveyancing and recording pur
chssers cost. Ii the of sale not complied with
In seven days after the day of sale the Trustees
the right 10 resell che properly ST the and cost of
the defaultins purchaser.
WILLIAM CLABAUGH,l 1-,,..a.-
nIO-d.s MAYHEM Platter. ITust@eS-
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Sarepta St0rNn's Civil Rights Case.
THE DEFENSE RAISES AN osJEcTIoN WHICH THE

Sarepta StOrNm'S Civil Rights Case.
THE DEFENSE RAISES AN ogJKCTIoN WEIGH THE
JUDGE TIMES Is FATAL TO THE CASE.
The case against Mr.. John VIM. Cruit, the con-
fectioner, OF No. 419 7th street, charged with vo
latng the act known as the civil rights act OF the
legislative assembly, called for trial In the Po-
lice Court this afternoon. Attorney Padgett APP
peared for the District, and Mr.. II. o. Claughton
for the defendant.
Sarepta storum, colored school teacher. testi-
ned that waiter In Mr.. Cruit's establishment
fused to serve an order for rolls and coffee given
by herself and friend because they were colored.
The proprietor told them he had laid down rule
not to serve colored persons.
Mr. Claughton moved that the defendant be dis
charged on the grounds that he was charged with
being the proprietor OF licensed ice saloon.
AS Congress had repealed the licensed tax law
there was no such place as a licensed ice cream
saloon.
After some discussion, the court said that II the
law was passed to apply to licensed places. 1t
would. ne thought, not apply TO unlicensed places
He was inclined TO think that the DEFENDANTS
counsel had the correct view Of the Law. The
decision was reserved until Saturday.
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+ financial AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and3 p m. prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to 81. H. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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DANIEL MAHNrNes wEppNo.-Gov. Cleveland
to-day Will attend the wedding OF Daniel Manning
and Miss Fryer, which VIII be solemnlxed st three
O'Clock at the resaoence OF the brides parents, on
state street, Albany, N. Y. Nj. Manning and his
bride viii go by steamer 20 Havana and other
southern po,ntA They intend 70 be absent two
monuhR
RArIoNALLY TREAT Your Cold From THE START
by using ID. Jaynes Expectorant, and you may g.
cape lung troubles not 30 easily gotten rid Of
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Snow at the North.
Telegraphic Briefs,

Toisnot, o North Carolina village on the Wi
mingtOn and Weldon railroad, was destroyed
IRE this morning. Loss, $4,000.
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AUCTION SALES.

THIS EVENING.
rENHCNAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
of superb collection.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
IN elegant bindings.
embracing every department OF Hterature
portion Of the COLLECTION belonged to the late
GILBERT NJ. WIGHT,
the whole forming the finest collection Of books ever
sold in this city.
TO BE SOLD AT MY AUCTION ROOMS
southwest itn street and Pennsylvania avenue,
MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER nth 1884
at 100 O'Clock. aud following EVENING"
BOOKS NOW READY FOR EXAMINATION.
THOMAS DOWNING
Auctioneer:
Terms cash nol1-0t
WEEKS co. Anc.,o.ss-z.
VIII sell at arrtion at the National Loan Office, LOOT
It'll street northwest. at o'clock .. m. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER SEVENTEENTH. 1894. and
will continue EVERY EVENING, including
consisting Of
Ladies' and Gent g Gold and Silver Watches open and
hunting Gold Chains and Necklaces; Gold Ear
rings Pins Bracelets and Crosses Plain and Set Rings:
Iocketss buttons: Solid Silver and Plated Ware:
Blankets; Flutes; cutlery; Valse5 Books: Carpenters
Tools Cloth and Silk Pstterns Ladies' Coats Circulars
and Donans; Gents Coats, Pants and vests: Ladies'
DTcs Oyercoats and Ulsters Shoes and Boots Guns
ReyOlvers, Umbrellas; Fluting Machines; Clocks;
kinds Table Cloth; Napkins: sheets; Albums
n
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The Chicago Markets.
White Against Black.

STREET F1GHT OVER PoLITIcs-LARRY SULLIVAN
AND OTHERS ARRESTED.
Between II an IL O'Clock this morning party of
white men. including Larry Sullivan, the man who
was shot In the parade last Thursday night went to
the neighborhood Of Goth and @ streets, where q
number OF negroes were employed on sewer. and
began hurraning for Cleveland. Not receiving any
answer Sullivan, it. is charged, kicked one OF the
negroes, when the whole party turned upon the
whites and stoned them out OF the neighborhood.
The police were notified, and Sullivan, with three
Of his companions-Robert Orr, John Gallagher and
Thomas Wynne-were arrested and locked I'D at
the fourth precinct station
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOTS On STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
BY virtue OF deed of trust made July 30th 1879
ana recorded in Ii No 800 folios 3S, ct seq gs3
land records of the District Of Columbia By
ton OF the party secured will offer public sale on
the p, Rremiss1s. on MONDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF
DECEMBER. 1884 at FOUR O'CLOCK p ", subdiyi-
sions and in 528, each lot having on
street of % ALL feet by depth Of 100 feet and i'm
House
Terms Of sale 81 600 in cash. and the remainder in
payable half yearly. Deposit $3.50 AL conveyancing
at cost of purchaser
nlS-dtS JOS C. G. KENNEDY Trustea
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AUCTION SALES.
EUTI RE DAYS.
TT,HoMAs DowLINe. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyED
PROPERTY ON STREET NORTH BETWEEN

PROPERTY ON STREET NORTH BETWEEN
ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH STREETS EAST.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated October SIst es
1882 and duly recorded in Liber I031 folio 4T9 etsS
srQ one of the land records OF the District of--
Columbia and upon the request of the party secured
thereby, shall sell public auction. in front of the
bF NoyEMBE A. d. 1884. at FOUR O'CLOCK p ",
all that certain piece or parcel of ground lying and
being in the city of Washington and being end
designated the ground plat plan Of said
numbered sixtyeizht (6S) IN Geo F. Gusck's
sion of square numbered nine hundred and eighty
(9ST The said lot will be offered subject such
taIes, general and SPECIAL, and unpaid
amount OF which viii be announced at sale
Terms of sal: OnetAird Of purchase money in cash.
and the balance In equal lnstalments at six twelve
months for which purchasers notes VII be taken bear
tng six Per cent interest from day OF sale till paid and
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold ali cash
at the purchasers choice. deposit S25 will be
CURED at acceptance of bid All conveydnclg at pur
chssers cost IL terms Of sale not complied with
within days from day of SALE the trustee
the right to resell at risk and cost of defaultiIg
chaser. after five days advertisement
mis-. 10 y 25&27 LORIN VI. SAUNDERS, Trustee.
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FAHEY-wHYTE On the 18th of November 1854
FAHfY 20 Miss KATIE K WHITE. both Of this city
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On November IS iess
ct the Church OF the Reformation by Rev x j Eicb-
ardson. Of smithsburV. Nd. assisted by Rev W y
Parsons, pastor OF the church, Mr.. J. l. RICHARD
BERTA DEENER. both Of Washington, d. G.
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Death Of q Hotel proprietor.

D00sM "a q 1AOtet KIOPfIetOE.
TRENTON, n j., November 19.--AleX. Jac0OuS, So
years OF age, proprietor Of the American house in
this city, died this morning. He was republican
member OF the legislature from Hudson in 1877.
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The American Humane Association.
PIrTsBuRG, November 19.-The eighth annual con-
ventien OF the American Humane association met
at the Monongahela house. in this city, this morn
cities in the Union, including Mary L. Douglass, Of
Washington. d. C..
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T'HOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer,
l. Corner uth st. and Penna. ave- nv.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE.
TOWN. d C.. AT AUCTION

On WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTY -
SIXTH 1884, in front Of the premises at HALF E3
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, shall sell part OF lot II ~
fronting 81 feet the east side of High by depth
of l30 feet improved by twostory brick dwellings
and brick bake-house. being Nos 1407 ard 14l1 High
street, Georgetown.
Terms: One-tird CASH the residue two equal pay
ments at six and twelve months with bearing In
terest six cent annum unt paid and secured
by deed of trust ali cash. option of purchaser
All conyeyancing and recording ct purchasers cost.
500 deposit required at time of sale. nl8-dts
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mr. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliable Ladies' Physician I'm the city.
consuled daily S2y Missouri avenue first rect south
of Pennsylvania avenue between Sd and ~ All
female complaints aud Irregularities quickly Il
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consultations
strictly confidential Separate ladies D.cs
hours-l TO aud 70 8 y. u oc21- Luz
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those states no man who was loyal to the union,
no matter how strong a democrat he may be to-
day, has the slightest chance OF political promo
ton. The one great avenue TO honor In that sec
ton is the record OF Jealous service In the war
against the government 1t is certainly an astound-
ing fact that the section in which friendship for
the union in the day OF its trial and agony. is still
political disqualification. should be called now to
All this takes place during the lifetime OF the
generation that fought the war, and elevates into
practical command OF the American government
and plunged US into tho bioodiest contest OF mod
ern times have spoken OF the south as placed by
the the late election II OF the @
furnished nearly three-quarters OF the electoral
votes that defeated the republican party and they
will step TO the command OF the democrats as I'M
challenged and as unreStrained as they held the
same position for thirty years before the civil
sn c snere Saa1 3 oe pOca megaasy
not be minority OF white men In the south ruling
q majority or white men In the north. Patriotism,
safety TOR country ali cry out against t. The very
thought OF it stirs the blood OF men who inherit
equality rom the pilgrims VINO nrst stood on
who came TO the Delaware with William Penn. IL
becomes the primal question OF American manhood
settlement VIII vindicate the equality OF American
citizens In all personal and civil rights It VII. at
least establish the equality OF white men under the
national government, and will give TO the northern
man who fought TO preserve the union as large q
voice In It's government may be exercised ny the
SOutucIu ulsiu WIZ IouSul W ucSlxOy Inc UNION
The contest just closed utterly dwars the fortunes
and fate OF candidates, whether successful or IN.
have discussed the issues and consequences OF
that contest, without reference TO my own defeat,
without the retnoteSt reference to the gentleman
who Is elevated 70 the presidency. Toward him
personally have no cause for the slightest AlWtl
and II Is with cordially express the wish that his
on1cial career may prove gratifying 70 himself and
ton may overcome the embarrassments which the
peculiar source OF its power imposes upon t Rum
the hour Of its birth.
At the conclusion OF Mr. Blaine's speech he IN
vted the large crowd into hts house. and tor nearly
an hour an Informal reception was held, as hum
dreds afuer hundreds passed through the roma
The greecng1 were especially friendly ana cordial
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MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
Xy1 dies. All female complaints quchly cured Can b8
daily 1245 TIN northwest Office hous
from to O'Clock pm. with ladies only. jy2a-4n.