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ENiiSOn's Latest.
" A Croffut in New York World

W. A. CrOC Ut IN New YORK World.
The death OF Mrs Thomas A. Ellison was griev-
Gus shock TO her husband, who, notwithstanding
the eXacions ard diversions OF electrical STUDY has
a strong domestic nature. When she suddenly be-
came inanimate She was subjected to tests or the
electrical battery for an hour or more. in vain
effort to call back the heetng life. Mr.. Edison has
grown somewhat stout these last three ycdr,. AM
Is no longer the Dony alchemiSL he WAS Waen lac
held his midnight vigils wrestling with the obsti-
nate battery at Memo PARK, ANA with lunches OF
fortuitouS pastry summoned the Demon OF Inl-es-
tion | asked HIM III he should go to Philadelphia
To witness the line electrical show there. "les -
he said. "probably; as soon as get my new phUnG-
graph finished. L have now In the WORKS FAR the
finest talking machine ever made. Ii i double
grooved and will receive and utter two voices at
once and as IL runs by electricity and is regulated
to the desired speed il Will deliver its message "
actly as it was spoken. one prime trouble with
the old machine was that the pitch ami accents
could not be preserved, for the message WAS sure
TO be turned on and OF AT different speed that
In singing especially there WAS constant Hating
and changing OF pitch which produced horrible
discordS. This Is quite rcnedied in tiie due rlo-
noSraph and will give some important RESULTS not
attained before"
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The Water Works Extension.

MAJOE LfDECEEE EEFOETS PROGRFSS.
Major Lydecher, in his report to the chief Of en-
gineerS on tie work on the extension OF the water
works during August, says that the work was con.
tinued with about the same force on the dam al
Great Falls It is expected that by the end OF Sep
tember the work OF laying the masonry in the main
channel will lie nearly completed The wOyk OF
drilling In all the shafts OF the tunnel cOnttn-
ued. The total length OF the tunnel eXcavated is
3.6S feet. leaving Il 0S feet yet TO be done. Work
On the reservoir WAS continued about USUAL $40
men and 100 animals were employed, and one steam
eXcavatOr. with tracks and cars, and one caiSSon
ditching machine We're used. The east side by
wash was completed to Soldiers home, and the
water from the creek turned into ii. The dam
across the ravlne in the northeastern part OF the
reservoir Was progressing satisfactorily. During
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THE MISSING DIARIES.
The suspicious Aflcae-What an Off.
Ger of the Relief Party Saws.

suspicious nave been aroused that the disappear
,ance Of the diary OF Private snyder OF the Greedy
expedition, was hot accidental AS it is supposed
70 nave contained the only authentic proof of
nioaiisln IN The party, IL Is rumored that 1t was
hrSt secreted or destroyed. and then every effort
was made 10 keep the matter quiet by hushing
those VINO knew Of il by hearSay.
In addition TO the disappearance Of Snyder'S
diary II is stated that the diaries Of the five men
whose Bodies are missing have also disappeared
TINS Is freely commented upon in view OF the fact
that Lieut.. Greedy directed ali OF the men in the
party TO keep individual diaries
In speaking TO a STAR reporter to-day about the
disappearance OF Snyder'S diary officer OF the
reilef expedition said: Its all mistake to suspect
tnat that diary was Secreted In order 10 prevent the
lactS regarding cannibaiiSm from becoming known.
ihat diary Was missed before the relief vessels
reached DISCO after the rescue AS soon as Lieut.
Greely was able 10 get around which was about 10
days alter he was rescued, all the relics were
brought 10 the quarter deck OF the Thetis and were
examined in the presence of Greely. He 1T once
saw that Sayier's diary was not there and was
very much exercised about 1T. seeming TO be very
anxious that IL should be preserved. 4 thorough
search was made for it, but without success TWAS
IN Greeiys tent and had been In his
Sleeping bag, and il WIS without doubt thrown
away with it, The bag was III a filthy condition,
ana as soon is Greedy WAS taken from IL IL WAS
thrown overheard and no examination OF it was
made About the other diaries Nat are missing
l don't Know. Dr. Paws would be an interest
Ing one, but am sure ii was not found"
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HHHE GREA'
L PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
DOtBLk iRsGk- SITFNiIn %, icFSfi,Y LsI-
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIfICiET EQUIPMENT.
IN tFFECT July 10TH. 1854
rims leave WaSiilston nom sttlon corner OF 5lh
Tor .stule ana tn. west Chicago Limited Express
q faiase Sleeping AZ ~ d daily; Fast Line
lr Cars from HI rTisburl; To- tincIati. and # Il
ta t. 81 Louls: daily, exert SATURDAY; TO Chicago.
I:ess 740 p. daily with Palace cars PittsIt.rE
So connects daily for chicago with seeIiI. c.l
t,r llttsbrr AMI the West. with Palace Sleeping Car
Bali MORE AHD POTOMAC RAILROAD.
toI Ere CaIiandilsua. Eoci.estec. Bntaio. Na-ara.
IutU T. m daily, except Saturday. with Iaiace Cars
Washlnsten to i;och.s In u.. Washington
~ WI lai,sloft Ice Haven AHA hliiiir at 9io NJ
II. 2l0 4u9 1000 ana IL - :, IN SUNDAY %
et9 a,d ii - p N Limited 1Pr,sS OF Pullman
For boston without change. lie y every weekday
For BEsokyn; y 4. al through trains connect at Jer
sty Clty WITH boats OF Pc, h!yn annex aforag Eli
Itci trans Ia street avoiding double ferliaSe
Tor Philadelphia. 10 20 ard IL a H. 40 90 90
mo LII Limited Lxlress 9.iDa- III daily. except
For Baltimore. e.s5. rs $50 $40 HOO .. m. 1905.
20: 100 - 1 ~ 600, 10 10 % ald Ill T. IN.
Cr sun ay, ~, iluOa 4OO b TO- 10. 1000 and
For Pores Greek Line G35 a. III and 4 80 p H. daily,
For AilLapelis, 6.35 NJ 1905 and 40 p II daily. ex
ALExA.DE!A AND FREQ ERICKsBURG RAILWAY.
ROAD
For Alexantria. GO. 200 9c5 Il O5 and il 85 a m
2u9 -. 500 -. e-U5 ani ll-3o T. UL Sunlay
at go q p Il % a d y. Iii.
fOr Re Inn nd e. and II 05 a Y, daily
. and :. t1 j. DAILY. exec u SIctttN.
Trans leave .c,andra Ia Wa-iIlton o. % 10 90
IHlU a. m ~, SEQ. 5-3. Jlt, 1-H and 1910 !, m
alG l. 10 midnight except AIOnI2y9 ON SUNDAY ut
$50 and IL 100 AID 1910 I IL, and II 10
GiKEt.
1ckets and inf rnation at the office east corner
q 10Th street amt snsy SeIa and al the sta
ttI. vi er ort.r~ be i: foi t. ch cAile ot I,-
fkgs 10 1t st:nS tsOI from hotels aid nces
NHa>- l. ~ tTH, j y. MOOD
ori4cIa4 Manager General Passenger Agent
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DIED.


E-TLfR On September H. Isst NJ SIS 4,
MARIA IDNTLL t5t IEK. as.d forty years.
br At oils Md, and raised in the family u 4 y
McAeir, Esq.
Faithful unto death.
funeral from the Ashrry NJ. E. church. at q nm.
SATURDAY. september 18TH
D0NNTLLEY At Hesrer's Ferry, U.vs. on sertem-
Der 10Th. leS4 AAl.A RUTH. you esSt cId of j. -.
AID Mary D. DonAeiley, aged i've year.. ten months
and folF days
Funeral the residence q her rents col I
nort1Iwcst Sunday. the l4t instant three O'Clock
D. Friends Vi the family respectfully invited
TO attend =.
EOBt RDEAU. On Tuesday evening. September 9Th
los4 az bali FAST ten O'clock. Miss SUSAN SHlPIt-S
RBBERDEAC daughter II IN. late Col. Isaac kober-
deau, chief OF tie biographical engineer bureau. War
department
Funeral from her late residence No Stodiart
West Washington 10. G. Friday. at half past 5
O'clock r. IL lBOston aid Philadelphia papers please
copyl %
sif3B. At Westminster ON the morning of Sep
tfrlS-r sth. lss4. JOSHUA j. ShUIB ia the seventy
fftl year of his 2ts
soUIER. At his residence. 1914 street northwest.
IT, ursday morning September llth 1854 at o'clock
JOSIAH Il sQUIEk fifty -four years and SIX days
Funeral Saturday AT foSr \. Strsctiy priyate
WHITNEY - Drowned at Lower Cedar Point on
Thursday. September II, lss4. PIERRE NJ WHITNEY.
be.l we'd aud youngest of William r. and Margaret
Whitney
Funeral from his late residence No 1911 9th
northwest, sunday. September l4th. ct IL
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO attend
Albany and View York rapers phase copyl
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Private Eenry,s Record.

telegram from Chicago says: The mystery
that surrounded the life of Private Henry previous
TO the arctic expedition has been cleared up by a
search of the military records at LeavenwoTth,
Kan, ard an Interview with Lieut.. Wallace. OF
Troop q, 9TH cavalry. Private Henry'S real
name was Charles III. Buck, and from 1876
TO 1873 he served in that troop. In 1873 he
was sentenced TO four years Imprisonment
Tor forgery. but was released after serving
one year. He re-ensted under the name
OF Charles Buck Henry. in the 9Th cavalry and
was subsequently detailed Tor the arctic eXDedl-
ton. Lieut.. Wallace SAYS that before trial ana
conviction Buck was hard case. but afterward he
behaved well and was considered an exemplary SOL
der when he was detailed Ior the eXpeutlon.
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FALL Opening.
CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS!
FURNITURE! FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
EVERYTHING THAT IS NEW AND HANDSOME
AT LOWEST CASH PRICES
W. H. HOEKE,
SEQ sol Market Space-3OS and 80 Sth street
SPECIAL Nor1cE

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PARTICU-
LARRY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS Il SON, WHICH
i CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALI. YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPAR. FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALIFY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES In The CITY
WHICH VIZ TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING TO. CALI. Is SOLICITED AND EST
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER D. WYVILL. EXCLUSIVE AGENT
ap26 No. 452 PA. AVE. NEAR Az STREET.
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NrWS ffrIPtN

fhH winners n The Races al lexington XIV YES
WIu. Nrit tnp Miles, Aydran. Vera ana AleCs
Nileii. Al >neN'islle2d Biy the winners were Sus-
sen. bupleN, Mater Lag, Monitor. Pnafore ard
single S'ull race between George ". Sta-ell of
We ItnnoA wanna Boat ClUh. Philadelphia and
Lmon - tha>a'. ~ AN<>Aarre, on the SuSslue-
hahha ilhcr, Al Nikesharrc, yesterday, WAS wun
by StaYcll IN ke5S.
The large barn ~ Hon Alonzn Berry al Rerrys
st%tlon hear Nlil3flSl'rt, Md WAS struck ly
HShihlhS ana tniiTtA d'>fubysi with its contents
MONDAY evening. The !asS Is estimated AT ssOl
with Insurance Tor s2.uN
The iIlli n New London. conn., OF Frank W CO.
haht tor killing Afy,d Mcclellan last february t,f
alleged I1ta.EsTIy With his vile began Yesterday
tapL llAHA. ut The British Steamship IA aIhinc.r
SlhS az New orleans cOInnitted suicide Yesterday
by shooting himself
Columbia. y. !.
Thee were li,S}G immigrants landed in Canada
I'm AUAIIS1. " ~
James Jackson, \ negro, who hr1Ita!ly assaulted
3l aged white woman Nedue>iaN near Oxford
Pcs vas taken iroin The officers by a masked mob
boib MoiS'''ey. in conS.luence OF the falling Of
me Mi. ! preparing Tor an overland sNpeiitiun Ia
hMtTt'uh IA u should q" n~c,SSarN.
l"e ~NfN hois OF tie wrecked YACHT. who Killed a
boy tuinplnioa 70 Iced upon his hody were charged
VITA munttT in a London cuart yrSirr,!av
mere were tIh fresh eases OF cholera in Nantes
CURING The past twenty Tour hours and 3.> deaths.
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TO SARATOGA IKE erogc
AND CAISKILL MOUNTAIN.
ONLY ALL RAIL And PARI.OF c,E11Ss
LAKE GEORGE

1l'ins on View York West Shora are; Buffalo Ry by
West shore q llctUr'. Hudson River ave Jersey
Slty station .: P-riLSy wanna Z. A. follows:
S4ESLCtsA SPk. lAI- .-iJ aIu.-4rrIya Saratn-,
Pr aidwtL .ihr t'g',ES,. - Montreal IL
p - II Pullman Buffet Ca-, S.iTatJ-a thence
fo MONTH
tsIsklLL. MOUNTAIN STECisl- 93D ar-.r-
r. H,'-I haatersA = % m. Gram. IIOte. 2.O1 p IL
,, DAY tXPSEsS. 1G.1f arn-.-rive Albany pm:
fflar" >'-Iil~ p1. Coop I'm til. "a
a. y . Z 10 pm ,. rii ~t-g Iu:+O pm Buffalo
4 y aE Nl1ra Fails / = I..riJ- cars 10 Al
tsnS sharon ~.r,A ssrt Mara Ialls.
SAiA ,R'A A\b C.t4~hIil MONT w x
tflSS III 40 an-ir ~ Hot, EaalsrsA:it 5.l5 PIN
pfdld hg'ti . % pm Sit-- e. - phi tie,.--e
PPM far0r Cars jersrt lily SARATOGA ana I-.k.
sAfAToGA AND CtTNFTII. MOUNTAIN I'M
S''and Ho;el a. Fli,. -srat.'-a PM LII li,r.rs
L. Mountains - SaratOyl buffet taII.l n las.,s
Nash u-tcn uu I,rr~S Ivaua il. l. tran r. = IN iar
k3f@tt=a. s!-eitrS theme t. Montreal liz. NJ. .--,
VII >tr ;,-s al,s t-:.i.. at. LII.. s.. :. r-t ~
- fUI - IL rti.i Jr tisStt~ ) West i.t,.
e. @soI .,4ry 81 AID ioI.S .E-l . y, y Ior
t-fy.
AITiy e City Dccot A<,3t II Ten. z: co- CON
HIT tlr tables, - se-S AID f.~l"I Ca Case rrr
"a chars tHutl j" cts vance
e. - al l.e-tlDI To ct iGsf. Co I,l!.- X
tt@t4UlI JtESSJ tlJN. ID, %. Jersey
ELNI.4 4lt> EI-r. On Pass It
.'t-o'r "A state street. Ntw tyr6
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He Was tnOfaDS.
From the Oshkosh Christian Advocate.

From the OSHKOSH Chrlstlan Auv0cate
well-known hard card player fell up against 4
well-developed faro game in Chicago. ana during
an unusually fierce and sanguinary argument with
the tiger Quit loser OF about 1.601 which amount
represented every cent he owned In tie word. As
he rose TO leave the gilded arena. specu!ating The
While on the condition OF the walking between
Chicago and PittSburg. the dealer remarked in a
cheerful manner: ''HOld on a minute: Were going
TO ftave a little lunch or cold ham, etc. ia "a few
minutes Won't you join U.s." "Join YOU,
roared the victim CT the combat, as he turned on
ms heel with an air OF diSlain ana quit the place
lido you think that eat $1,000 worth of haIn?n
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The Power Of ttae Human Eve.

R. J. BGrdette in the Louisville Courier JoIirnal
The power OF the human eye Is indeed wonderful.
Its influence on all animals. and even on man. can
be demonstrated by single experiment. Stand
before a soda fountain in popular drug store
some warm day. Say to the CLERK tn & you wouG
like glass OF cold, refreshing soda water. TIE
clerk will say.
''Certa1nly; what syrup. Siren
Now, do not answer him. Do not say a word.
Remain perfectly quiet and fix your gaze steadily
upon the waiting clerk until YOU have rlyeted his
attention. Then. still remaining perfectly silent.
contract the muscles Of the LETT eye In such a
manner as 10 draw the corners OF the Ids iartheSt
from the nose close together and holding them in
this position. gaze steadily at the Clerk Tor an
instant, at the same time fixing the name Of the
syrup you want firmly in your mind: then release
the upper lid, and promptly restore the ele It's
natural shape. The effect will be magical. the
clerk without speaking will Yield to tie power Of
your gaze, and flavor your soda with. Well [
don't know what he will flavor il with, hut il
will be just what you wanted.
Some people call this ''mind reading" but it is
not. 1t Is merely the power OF the human eye
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Nyack,s Missing Girl Found.

New YORK, september 12.-Miss Jessie Isher-
wool, 10 young girl who ran away from her home
in Nyhck, y. Y, on Monday night last. has been
found in this city at the home for the frieadeSS.
Late last night Mr. Gibbcrd, who is connected with
the Florence Night Mission. in BECKER street, saw
her standing at the door OF The mission. He QueS-
TONED her. and She told him her name was Annie
Brown; that she was an orphan, and that She had
come here from Pennsylvania. The missionary did
not believe her story. He took her to the home Tor
the frlendeSS, and there asked her If she was not
Jessie sherwood, OF whose disappearance he had
read. Finally she acknowledged that she was She
could give no reason FOL running away from home.
Her mind Is weak. and this fact had CAUSED her
friends the greater anxiety, as they feared size
would the more easily fall victim 10 evil persons.
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Col. Belts, Will.
THE WIDOW FILES A CAvEAT DENYING ITS GENUINE

To-day. in the Probate Court, Mr.. Pelham for
Mrs. W. ii. Belts filed a cayeat to the paper pro-
pounded yesterday as the last will and testa-
ment of the late Col W. II. Belts, denying that it
is such last Will and testament, counsel stating
that he will be able to show that II is not on hear
Ing OF the cause. Mr. Pelham said that the paper
bore evidences OF not being genuine. and he be-
ltcved he could show il 20 be forgery. In tnis
case petition had been filed by Mr.. ". F. SchafIer
asking TO turn the property into the registry OF the
court Judge James said he would make order
granting the prayer of the petitioner rs the prop
erty should first be in court, and he would attend
to the matter OF the paper purporting to be the
VIII afterWlftiS.
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HiGHwAYMES AT WORK BY DAYLIGHT-A fele-
gram TO the New York Ti'ifHhe from Cleveland
september ~. says lone Of the buidest robl.ries
ever committed In Cleveland, Ohio. occurred Ned
nesday Afternoon, in Park Place, near the Public
square, the most lredueuted part OF the city. Mrs
AkerS had drawn about 300 from the bank OF the
society for Savings. and passed out into Park
Place. She had noticed In the bank two men who
eyed her closely. When about hall way down the
STREET the TWO men SITang upon her. One hurled
her back u thu fence While the other snatched the
Dag containing the MONEY. She WAS stunned toy
the fail and pas,ers carried her into a drug Store
where she WAS rCSus''t.tei."
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y Wv "A m \ TIT ZEE PDP
W wv " w A MN + EE 3 b

.. Remember this and impress it firmly upon mind
That you should need anything i'll immense as.
sortlnent OF goods and want to YOU
Will do well to look stock.
should YOU want Bird Cage can show them to
you from 49c. up
Should you want Picture. we astonish you with
an immense assortment way down in price
Should you want Nante Ornament, Brio a. Brac
Vases. Bouquet Holders &C. You will not fail to get
suited.
should you want Basket. large variety and. low
prices will convirCo you at that you done we'll to
call on us.
Should you want Picture Frame of any kind and
SIZE, we are positive that none underse u.s.
should you want an Album. Scrapbook. Autograph or
Music Roll orr elegant goods and remarkably low
prices Will sDeak for themselves
Should you want Silver plated Ware or Table Cutlery
we can suit you in quality and price have SOME
especial bargains i'll that line
should you want any Toilet Articles can give YOU
anything you want, of the best quality the lowest
price
:, should You want Mirror. cheap Mirror or fine
Plush Mirror. come right to Us.
should YOU want anything in Jewelry. either in Solid
Silver. or fine Rolled Gold Plate Solid Gold Ring
we fatter ourselves that have the largest
in the city, and that we sell the goods Is per cent
cheaper at least than anyb body else
Should you want Toy OF any kind. we only want
you TO come and look; we want to large e-
Enlistment and want you to be convinced that YOU
VIII save money on article You buy That's what
We want.
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All CTION SALES.
THIS EVENING,

7 AEGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
- AIDING AND aUZZIELUADING SHOT
els LIsHI,HG TAGhLt, EIlLEs. KEy9 2;,s
AITAAIE. FOOLS. bAZOES. SCISSORS
ItCkETTcuES, NIOLINS, TOYS. BIAS Balls
IITSHES ATD COMBS. JEWELET. TOILET
sI1S. DITICAL. GOODS. WATCH CHAIN, AND
lgrG5 J-..FUL HOUS EHOLD ARTICLES
- direction of the owner. 10 change business. Will
= d. Iur premises all the above Stock OF J. L.
CNIEARA * Co. la41 Pennsy lvaEia avenue northwest
sci commences FRIDAY. JUNE TWENTIETH at
Si.tLN L. NJ ALI every evening thereafter al same
hour Until further IDtiGr.
DIA4 FI,S Are SPECIALLY INVITED. rs many
Gods IL sold in UrI-In ackagtS Great bargains
N44y - NIect.d every Il zht. FOLEY, Auctiout-r.
y. 1.-The Fixtures VIII not he sold the termln
alton SAFE. the store Will be occupied 10y j. L.
OH Ala Y CO.. Manufacturers OF ROYAL GLUE"
.eIy
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she EicPED WITH A BTRGItR.-PatIicE Meehan,
alias "BlIck Pat" Was arrested on a train on he
l"Alrh Valley road sunday a. hc was about leaving
1t with IaT companion \ chicago detective
made the arrests on warrants charging burglary
and pthtr ol"n>.s- one crime Tor which Me.hap
i wanted u the thefJ .i.u0g worth OF SILK Nee.
nan has already served several terms in state
prisons in the West and l. known as AN old offender
He was accompanied by hr,. Harriet curtis. the
VIE OI a citizen 81 Chicago. the daughter III a ~
tdUi minister and a WOMAN OT education and re-
nnelaent. she says She eiop-d because her hus-
hand treated her badly. Mecnan has Two living
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-12

There IS good deal o. taxi, particularly among
democrats. about the alleged deal between Presi-
dent Arthur and the republican managers, whereby
the former is to support Blaine in consideration OF
the latter's assistance towards electing him ar
thur Senator from New1orl in place OF Mr.. Lap
ham. Some democrats do not believe there is such
a trade, but most OF them do. According to this
talk Gen Sharpe Is TO he appointed Secretary OF the
Treasury, with Instructions TO help Blaine all that
Is possible
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BLAINE'S REVIEW.
His Estimate Os the Mas,c y.ect;,

Augusta. Me-, September l2--The following dis
patfh has Just been sent TO Gen. Logan:
BAR HARBoR, Me-, september L.
Hon. John A. Logan, ChtcaQo:
from Official and unofficial returns, the total
suit OF the Maine election can now be stated, with
approximate eXactneSS The Will reach l12 600
the largest ever thrown III the state with single
exception. GOV. Rohies vote will exceed 1900
the largest by 4,O00 ever thrown for any
canthd te IN the state His ma iorty over
his democratic competitor will exceed 10000. and
may reach $1,000, tie largest attained in any
pre3ldentla year since the republican party was
organized The scattering vote viii exceed $500.
tSlSneu1 WALKER BLAINE.
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Ty,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.


ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF VALUABLE GREEN
HDUS..
Iy virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court will
otter at auction Cn " EDNf.SDAY thu SI.NFNIEF NTH
DAY OF SEPT. slBfR 1854. at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ.
IL front Of the treen use No 1917 street north
west. opposite Rawlings Sc, iile the lar, Green
house oil tine lac Henry DOUGLAS, ESD the beng
about 3tx2to feet. and cODt.lllg and varied
F.o~etli. Plants well crown. anon. whc. ABOUT
53 1krtclal Neil Ross ~ HSlrangeas CS Cancas 500
Gala Lille j Jac queI .Ots = AbItons, j Be-DuI
Heiotropes II Climbing Roses, 10 Aoes. India liant
Saso Palm. Acacia frees 800 Miscellaneous Rose Bushes
and other valuable plants too r.unerOu, to meNtion
Gre 'nhouse open To lIsltc elton TINE
Ihe GROUND on which the greenhouse stands can he
leased at $40 month. or bought for - 1888
Terms OF sale: One tllId cash: balance IN six and
twelve months. in bonds well secured and approved by
the court all cash. at purchasers OPTION Unless
terms OF sale complied with III days Admins
TRAITOR lgJ to resell risk and cost of
defaulng purchaser Deposit So required at time
Of sale.
j. J. WATERS Adm. nistrator
se9dts No 3Uil VI street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-12
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lisa, ly the Rev John \ Lindsay, JOHN sCHLIIIN
- HAEfE'Fh - Chicago IL, 10 ANNE T. SHOE
NJ AkEk II GEORGETOWN. u. G.
CAAliBERLAIN-EYAAS On September 10Th 1884,
hy III" ley Dr Oh str. Mrs. Isabel. BI.ANKMAN
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Lin OF PHILADELPHIA. Pa. New York IaIefs pleasa
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