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SINGLETON & KOEKE,
The Charge Against Mr.. WALLACE
Carpet and Furniture Warerooms,
sol Market Space, and sos and aIO Eighth ST.

j. W. Wallace, who is charged with man.
slaughter In driving horse over Joseph II.
Ooldwell and causing his death, went 70 the
Police Court to-day Without counsel TO answer
very serious charge, and no had better got
counsel. Mr.. Wallace referred 10 the fact OF
the Coroner's Jury acquittlng him, but the
Court said that mado no difference, Mr.. Shaw,
OF tho arm OF Beayans 4 Shaw, came In and
gave bail In the sum OF 81 900 for the accused.
The case was set down for trial next Saturday.
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The compilers of the Australian census
report that Australia could furnish 400, 900
men, from 20 to 40 capable OF bearing arms.
You ought not to take great deal of
pains with your life, but, on the other hand,
you ought 10 take great deal OF pleasure In
II.
It Is proposed to hold an international
uoationaI nnpiiSncea ria yeSr In Eariand.
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A qood BaptlSt Clergyman Of stsfgen, N. Y,
a strong temperanodA III p,s ssAffeted with kid
ney trouble, neural M sid dizziness almost
TO blindness, over isN WARS after no was told
that Hop DitteRs w6uI III lure him, because he
was afralAs'St and prelndiced against "BIt-
faNFDht trust in Hop BHtsfS.
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LOST AND FOUND.
FOR REHJ-Houses.

NeSNNNr|NO~~>N>~>~cN~NN0N
TNOR RENT--i03, 407, AIS, dl9 b ST. N H.: NEW
n and desirable; rooms. Call on 3. IL. Walker,
$50 La. ave. d22
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Do not infor that al individual Is going "a
spin yarn because he knlts his brow.
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EoBD's. SECOND WEEK.
Boston Ideal Opera Company.
MISS E. II. ODER, Manager.
The Repertoire:
Tonight. MARRIAGE OF FIGARO
Stone. Timer. Phillips, Burton, Whitney Nor.
sell, Macdonald Frothlngham,
lhutbuhy .PATIE NOE
Stone, Phillips, Burton, Karl Morsell NfacDon-
aid. Bernabee and rockingham,
tTluhy FRA DIANOLO
EaturOny MntlDee......,...... -BO III EMIAN GIRL
Saturday kight....,..PlRATESO OF PENzANCB
Reterved Places can now be had at the Box
Office for any Of the above performances,
Next Week.............. ............,THE HANLON5
with Mirth. Provoking Activity and Marvellous
Deeds OF Wonder.
LIE VOYAGE EN- SUISSE
sale Of Seats Will COMMENCE on Thnrsday.
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eRAND ITALIAN OPERA SMpANY.
METROPOLITAN ' oHfsEERl&1inoysE, New York.
Acting Manager.."...".,MR. MAURICE GRAU.
SOPRANI,f
Nine Nine Christine Milssson MIMI Aiypa vailerla,
sssnSeriI5s fmmOsens FORD Nine. Ms Tcshi,
ooNTRAHfn
Nile Louise haSiacSe' M leila rfSe5e IIHil''ne
ylncen1o Formal M.vie26r capoai sis s&l %a Ss;
'''AN'' BARrroNr.
So; Francisco Risa Sig. giuseppe 'h Kaaah.
a,'' H. sAssn -.
sg FS STs1 r o,n sT RSd
Sig. Augusta vianei, Musical Director and Con.
sig. Ceoicnte cashpanini. Alternate Conductor.
PRIfdIER DANsEUsE:
sign~a Malvina Cavalazzl.
The orchest1S and the Military Band have been
from the principal Opera. Houses Of italy, Ger,
n, ape Ehornswiii be under the direction of Sig.
REPERTOIRE:
Tuesdsy Yeb. 29TUCTX III TXMMEiRMoSok.
T mbsSnsSy e GeS b ~ aGto9Vv0SNRnA A'
SCALE OF PRICES:
SUBSCRIPTION TICKETS (separahle) for the
seasou of -Four Opera Nights change OF Opera
nighpS-slB. Sale commences Monday, Febru-
nry ~. and continues two days. ut Metzerott's
Mufc Store.
Sale for single performances commences Thurs
dRs, February u. PRICES: IS, 81, s3 and 20.
lfserved according to location.
general admissions: %, 81 and 81,
O. II. MATTHEW'S, MARCUS II. MAYER,
II Treasurer. Business Manager.
~. ~
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NATIONAL THEATRE. RI
GRAND
ITALIAN
OPERA

ENGAGEMENT FOR -FOUR NIGHts ONLY
COMMENCING y
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRU&RY 10.
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WANTED-Helo--Femnre.

Advertisements Of Three lines under this head
Inserted three times for % cents.
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HOUSES FoR RENT.
7a2 2ist 81 W, mod ina, 10 rs, koy rear sl2s Il

IN Bunis 10 suit OF 8per cent
on my books Tof All st cab Il once ior i baiis
hlbb issued on LIST and 18th. ~
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MR.. HENRY Il. ABBHY's
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
MErpoporrrA NJ f dpIsp T HI =, ,y,, VI.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

--~~--S-S~~-s~-see~rsNS-~ye-
.,sxr. NOTICE TO TuEPURLuC.-IJgS T
hn9 received one invoice OF ~ berres y! m I'M
nga grapes all In clusters. which sell ~ y cts
per pound. Call ut 400 Penna. ave-, under Ha-
ilonpl Hotel ------.---l------lls.i-osS
80, THY ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
hE13 stockholders OF the North arn Liberty
Market Company VIII be held at the Office OF naid
company, DNESDAY, MARCH 5, Ut u o'clk.
n. II hOW Anu.
feq-sbw Secretary.
~-s.. STOVES, FURNACES, RANGES,
HHB ElC.
Tin plates, sheetiron work, fireplace stoves,
ranges, furnaces repaired Tin roofing, apouting
and all kinds Of tin work promptly attended TO-
sen" your oroer 70 r.. II. a. BOUTS,
90 Eleventh st. n. W.. near y ~.
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LNoR SALE-RARE DHANCE-ELEGANT,
! nearly s new Cabinet ,,n,, !, Hpright Grand GB
for only s225; cost three months ago 500:
part on easy payments, u desired, TO good party;
change. 422 9th st. ie5
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nIME MUSEUM.
- Pennsylvania avenue near nth street

THE GREAT $1,000 SHOW!
ALL NEW AND FIRST GLASS;
The Famous Musical and Comedy stars,
DAN, THE HARTS 9U5SIE.
And their Singing Dog, Tip, assisted by
LIITI.E KATIE HART,
The Finest Little Artist on the stage.
PHILLIPS and BACH. Immense IN their sketch.
The HARPER BROTHERS and Miss MABEL,
The Wonderful Acrobats
The Acme Trio, the Watson Children, the Ellis
Sisters. the Mammoth Hog. WhatIs-It etc. etc.
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NJ ATIONAL THEATRE.
n Commencing Monday, February II.
MR.. JOHN MCCULLOUGH
MR.. JOHN MCCULLOUGH
MIR. JOHN MCCULLOUGH
MIR. JOHN MCCULLOUGH
And W. NJ. Connors Powerful Company.
vIRGINIU5.
This wednesday, and VIRGINIUS,
Friday Evenings, vIRgINIUS.
JULIUS CESAR.
JULIUS CESAR. e...,.,.. ,...,
JULIUS CESAR. Suturuhy Evening"
JULIUS CESAR.
IRICHELIEU,
Thursday Evening and Saturday RTCHELiEtJ'
Matinee, RIGHELIEU.
RICHELIEU.
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HILLYARD. THE HALTER. 7TI ST.. NEXT
IL 10 Il, sells the best q Derby hat In the city.
fpIl.atH

DAIN OR sHINE-I WAITED FOR YOU
HI Mt the same place on Thursday evening un-
I'll $780, Address Miss Maggie A. Lexington East
Capitol Station Postoffice, City. fell-3tt
CUPERFLUoUS HAIR PERMANENTLY
- ERADICATED.
Pimpies, moles, bfthmarks freckles, ETC., sue
cessiully treated; fifteen years ex perence
MIME. GABRIEL,
fD-Gts Pariors, 735 9th st. n. W.
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PERSONAL.

An ExPERg} SHORTHAND WRITER
N desires 10 Il |nge his services TO Senator
or Representative as clerk. Address STE
NOGRAPH EH, caHe Dillon. o. / ST. n. W. city.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26

STATEMENT OF THE BOARD or COUNTY cav'
VAssERs OF TIE COUNTY OF NEW YORK"
In relation to votes given for
Presidential Electors.
The Board Of County Csnvassers OF the Co,,t, a
New York, having met at the once OF the Cle,k os
sad County on the lth. lAh, 18th, 18th, 18th, its
18TH and 10Th days OF November 1924 10 canvas ~
estimate the votes given In the several Election M
trtcts Of said County at the General Election held ~
certify as follows: ' s'
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ErHcross
That tappears on such estimate and csny ,ss ,A..
Ihe whole number OF votes given for the
once Of Presidential Electors was seox ea
New-York tribune., 1884-12-26
STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY oA CAN
WASHERS OF THE COUNTY OF NEW fohA'

In relation 20 the votes given for
Associate Judges of the Court OF Appeals snH
Constitutional Amendment
The Board Of County Canyassers OF ths ColnY ~ y
Nsw Work. having met at the once OF The vieis ~
sW connt, on the ilth i2th 18th, 18th. 10TH, lnnf
18th and ish days Of November 1854 20 canvass . nna
estimate the votes given In the several h,esnon "a an
tricts of said County at tho General Election a.
the lth day Of November, In the yaaf s'o'''~s'
certify as follows,
non Issoo,Irs yupsss ~ rHs COURT % ArrsAe'
That A. sppssrs on such estimate and canvass 'hs'
Ths whole number Of votes given for tho
ONCE OF Associate Judge u tbs CoaH I" .,s nj
Appsals w0 .,,,,,",,,.'',''''''Y''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-15

HEBREW WEDD1NG.-Last evening there was a
large asseMb lage at Masonic Temple TO witness
the marriage Of Mr.. Henry Peyser, OF Petersburg,
Va, and Miss Rosa STEM daughter Of julius Stein,
469 ii street northwest. Rev Mt. Stern, OF the
Eighth-street synagogue of1ciated. About 200
guests partoOk OF the wedding feast
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lUNCANSON BROS. AucroneeEx
THoNAs BOWLING. Auctionser.


SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF ELEGANT CABINET
FURNITURE, BELONGING TO THE LATE G N.
WIGHT, AND CONTAINED IN WARE ROOMS
NOS. 6N AND $40 LOUISIANA AVENUE Be
TWEEN sixth AND SEVENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST. EMBRACE G IN PART ELEGANT
PARLOR SUITS, IN WALNUT AND MAHOGANY
FRAMES. UPHOLSTERED IN TIE BEST MAN
NER AND LATEST DESIGNS WALNUT AND
OTHER MARBLE TOP TABLES: COUCHES AND
EASY CHAIRS. CHIFFONIERS. LADIES CABI-
NETS AND SECRETARIES, ELEGANT MARBLE
TOP DABOARDS. IN MAHOGANY AND WAL
NUT: WALNUT AND MAHOGANY PILLOW AND
OTHER EXTENSION 1ABLES: ELEGANT MA
BOGANY AND WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES.
BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS AND WORKMAN HIP;
ASH AND PAINTED CHAMBER FURNITURE
SINGLE AND DOUBLE WALNUT WARDROBES
WALNUT REVOLVING FRONT OFFICE DESKS
YER MASSIVE MAHOGANY TABLE DESKS,
OFFICE FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION;
GREAT VARIETY OF DINING AND OTHER
CHAIRS; LARGE STOC OF ROCKING CHAIRS,
IN ALI. THE DIFFERENT WOODS. LARGE AND
WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF CABINET LUM-
Der. WHITE CURLED HAIR, SHUCks AND UP
HOlS1ER1NG MATERIAL. TOGETHER WITH
CONTENTS OF WORKSHOP, PATTERNS AND
OTHER MATERIAL USED IN THE CABINET
BUSINESS.
tret of Columbia passed the matter Of the estate of
aiibert NJ Wight deco sed. the, UNDERSIGNED Admins.
on f ep9.
SESQND 1854. at Ten O'CLOCK and on HTRSDIAY.
hereater on noNpa Z. and
DAYS until the entire stock IS disposed of: This is
without doubt the largest and most valuable stock
Cabinet Furniture ofe ed public sale the city,
aud The sale OTTER rare erP9rtnny to purchasers to
time Parties wishing tend the auction buy
at private es sale at greatly REDUCED grif1s
sel3-2w Administrator
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Arranging FOR A BIG EACE.-A great race has
been arranged 10 take place On THURSDAY heat at
the Sheepsle1d Bay race track. New York. Drake
Carter and Miss WoOdford have been matched for
5000 side. hail forfeit. 10 run two miles and a.
hall at weight for age, ll5 pounds eacn, but Mr..
LOrlIiarG and the Dwyer Brothers have agreed To
10 enter who may wlsh with the object OF making
the race a nenorsb one. In the event Of the
race becoming sweepst axes instead OF MATCH
the Jockey cub VIII add s2,Ooo. wlsh In. provlso
that both Drake Carter and Miss MoOdford start.
Efforts VIII be made TO induce Dir COrrilan TO
enter his great NILS ModeSty, who Is now ut the
track, but has not Yet Appeared.
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THIS EVENING.

4 ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
- LOADING AND NULZLE LOADING SHOT
Guns. tIsHlNG TACKLE, RI Les, REyoLy-
Af.DWARE 81 ioois. IAzoks = SC scissoi:s.
IOCkETBOQks. Vl0LiNs. TOYS. BAS BALLS
AM BAIS, VIOLIN SIR NGS, SKATES,
BRp~HES AND COMBS. JEWELRY, TOILEI
SITS, OPTICAL GOODS. WATCH CHAIN AND
b. direction Of the owner. to change business Will
sen. on the premises all ths above stock OF J. u
U'MEtRA L Co., IS4T Tenpsy fvania avenue northwest
SALE commences FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH. at
SkFEN T. ST. AID every evening thereafter at sanTe
hour Unit. further notice.
ID "A. EES ARE SPECIALLY INVITED, as many
goods viii be sold in original packages Great bargains
may be expected every NIGHT FOLEY, Aucuoneer.
y L-1be Fixtures viii not be sold as, at the ternin-
alton Cf SAFE, the VIII be occupied by >. U.
CBiKAliA L CO.. EanufactureIs Of ROYAL oLUE'
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DIED.

DRISC0IE. On September Is. 1884,. At 1:3l a,
BESSIE TERESA, youngest daughter II Dan ii A. and
Mary Driscoll aled twenty months an 4 seven days
Funeral will take pl lusixy. SItrIn ter 10TH
from her parents residence, No So street INV
at three ocock pm Relatives and frierds respect
fully invited ~ attend
HARNIE on sunday, September 14th. 1884 MARY
EDMDNIA, wife Of oi. =. j. Haryie.
Burial from t. Paul's Church Twenty-thi- str ct
northwest, Tuesday, September l6ti. q 80 q.
HILL. MONDAY. September Il. 1884 Rev. STEPHEN
PRESCOTT HILL In the seventy ninth year OF his
Notice OF funeral hereafter
HINES. At his ii,,ne in Van Vert. Ohio, Friday
Sep;einb 12ti, 1854 Dr. PHILIP HINES, formerly
OF this city, IN the SEVENTEEN Year OF his age.
TRt NDEL- On Saturday. September L3 1854. at the
residence Of her brother 42s I'll street West Wash
lagtOn. KATE L. TkUSDlE daurhter OF Lawson and
Ann Trundle deceased. AGED thirty-thre- years.
Funeral rvices at Trinity chur-h Tues Wy. septem-
Der l6 at 10 Friends Of the fatally are respecd uy
invited.
WATTS. On September Is 1884 l. A. EDELIN,, in
fant souof l. A. and Nellie Watts. aged seven nssnths
anu eight days
Funeral p.iya.e
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TIE Quinnebaug left Southampton August 30th
and Is expected at Antwerp today
THE PRESIDENT Is expected to return to Washing.
ton about the first OF October.

Mr.. Goss' CHPRoFIrABLE CUsToMER.-ln the Po-
lice Court to-day, John GOss saloon keeper at 30a
~ street, was charged with assaulting railroad
laborer namsu VIM. Nelson, whom he charged with
and c.lled for oysters While Goss was going after
the ,oJsters Nelson it Is charged, walked behind
the osf, pocketed Comb, and took q box of cigars
he returned, ordered Nelson out. The latter was
about to strike Goss with pitcher, when Goss
struck Nelson IN the back OF the head, knocking
him out the door, bruising his face considerably.
Nelson was fnsd $40 tor Che larceny, ana the as
Sault case was dismissed
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TD.lIOR ROW.
r5,HoNAs BOWLING, Auctionecr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN q ORGETOWN, NOS. 3159 AND

t1PEsrT IN of nos siss ASD
b. virtue Il The trusts contained IN the will off
the late D. cius Edmons;on admitted to PROBATE az
6er No H. ioo 4 Of the records OF wills u the Dis
L. SlIans. deceased the original trustee, by de-
cree cob la. IN y Cause as's TO- ' s4 the nosls Il
Sinns ct al. versus ada I. kiuE ct alb " III sell at
q a ae Il hsAa 1 L Il fiEE
O'CLOCK IN THE AIT. RNOoN. in front OF the prem
ground s,nasd on the North nc side Of vest street
between sh and Valley streets i'll he city Of George
on said street and improved 10y two
sGry and back build ng If me dwelling ouses and
winch proEeIty is more particularly bounded and de-
Al tlat rart Of lots Nos fifteen us, and sixteen q6)
IN Eeatte AID III kns dtion to Gsors town, and Of
10; No eight S) Of the Zip said GeOrgetown, bounded
Iint The north s,ie Of vest street ssvenytwo CD
e. Meo OF i.S ,Fsecl,on NTH naisy sires fhere nee
West street; thence due north at right angle. to
Ntst street following party wall a1ty-slx
.Sve m feet g. in1hs isnce sastery at right
ans to i.igh sire twelve 2) leet thence northery
thence eastery at right lbs TO High street thirty
SIX go let ten iol sehfs theme. snth twenty
Eaif.i cles thence south nIle-and quarter degrees
o.. de- east fourteei. C4j se four-and quarter
in hes thence straight Inc thirty -sis (S feet four
aLdt three eiktEs II inches, to the place Of beginning,
toy. Their with the improvements thereon.
The property Will be sold each OF the two
bo,iss-5 With eiiacent lot separately. DESIRED
bearing and secured by deed OF trust on
the rnises. all CASH at the option of the purchaser
paid Gown whrn the property is knocked If.
Pl and abstract OF title can be seen at the Office of
the trustee.
au2G- tn, tn, skds 1920 New York avenue
II SALE Is FN Nh PeTT
'1 sei52t t" A p'"'s r is bo@Eise. Auct
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctio neer.

4
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN
GEORGETOWN D. C.. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
BE NC HOUSES 1907 AND 1896 MARKET
STR EFT, Al AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. sEpTEM-
BER EIG .iTEENTH. 1854, at FIVE OCLO| 4, S1&
in front Of the premises W. shall sell the follow
ing real estate to close the estate of the Late Levin
Dukes PARTS of Lots 163 aid l64 in Beatty and Haw
kins' addition to Georgetown D. C.. having frut of
% feet inches by depth of 1l6 to alley i'm
proved a comfortable two-story frame dweliny
being 1897 Market STREET
And at FIVE AND HALF O'CLOCK. in front Of the
Premises atwostoty rick residence. being No. l.36
Mark street having front Of 80 feet by depth of
about lVI feet with ten foot alley side
This is valuable property and should command the
atteItlon OF parties desiring comfortable home
paving investment.
Terms cash. 300 deposit required each property
at time OF SALE All Eancing at purch sers cost
JAMES =. II vs..
WILLIAM C.. HE MORRISON,
sel3d&ds Attorneys for Heirs.
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HNHE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

WEE "i'A PpFSxsy1v,S1. roT-TF
TO TIE IdEfm, y !; s. I'D D SOUTHWEST
SILL i Ills. MAGHitICENT IQU1P1IEST
- Is EFFECT JrLI l6ra 1854 90,
rs leave "sn-i0n irvII station, corner OF 9Th
IoT P.t,ssli and shs West Chicago Limited Express
.iace aiep.ne at 9io IL daily; fa.t lziue.
&c a h 9Slly 4CIncinla ti and + oui WIN SieeI
s- t. = LOUIS; ca ~ except - urtay; TO Cl..so
Iress 7.sjI. a-ily. with Palace Cars Piitsbarg.
- eoneet. tiaiiy fo, theaso with ,leeilnE ar
t.I l.tsbu-g ann tn "sst. with Palace Sleeping Car
B1Ii M0sE AM POTOMAC rAILRCAD.
IeT Ille. Cal,ndaiE4a. Rochester. Buffalo. Aiagara
WASHINGTON t. Eoclles!rr iIasT b. ihr Ma-hin.ton
on satuIdas nlshi ~ NO NO. run teson.t Remove
ISr Sfm isTk 80 the last. rs. $50 and llOo
Iac9 AID liz p n Limited lpress o. F9n.an
ToJ boston without change : 10 p H. every weekday
tn SGnd@y +oor.m
sey City with boats Of BTctAyi Annex. aUrdi.l- al
nee: transfer u FULTON street aso-al doute ferrae
I9I Ilil.deiP4ia rs 70 and il a m 30. 4e9 Coo
lGUU AMI H. % y. ON Sunday, So. 600 ~ 80 and
II Is = H. Limited EApress, $40 Ga.J, except
For Baltimore. ss5 rs $50. go. moo = VI. 1905
2l0, 40 As. 44o. Toe. 40. 10 " ami Il Is p M
On s.E-aJ. ~. lLUO L.. 40. 20. 40 1000 and
Ior IoTes Creek Line. e35 and 40 p H. daily.
fer ANNAPOLIS. t.3a l2.os and 40 daily.
A-E4ASDElAA AID FIRE. ERICKsBURG RAILWAY.
md ALAA1NDt.IA AND WASHINGTON UAfI-
ROAD
fer AexeHdri1, GO. 70o 925 II c5 and II55 /. n
10. -, 90 t45 eU5 ana H. p A. Oh sur.i.y
at I 20, . 2. ll-t5 a 4 : % y ia.
fol Nh Id and tie south $50 and II OJ a m daily
a. q % J. IL d-ly. esGTt SgUGas.
1fsins saNe sxanria Tor W-sLlll2ton o. 30 10 CO.
lVlO . IA ". JU5. =. Slu. and IL 70 T. m
AID ~ 10 n!it2lSEt (e1cept MCAaay) on SUNDAY 1t
3" aid IL - IN rs ai.d 70 40 p L. and l. ~
LNLt
1ch=ts and rrua,ion at the Office corner
Ct l3tA street and eLsyl avenue ard al The sta
tCI. wherv Criers en- be :h- b. cA- OF bag
fsge to destination from hotels And Te. q. nces
SuA>. r. PCIiH. j. A.. MOOD
MsnzxC Gs.er1i Ia-S..f.--r as4I,.
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The NIulltgan Letters.

WHAT IS SAID ABOUT THEN ON BOTH SIDES.
At republican Headquarters they have nothing to
say about the 'new" Mulligan letters, treating
them as the latest instalment OF the ''same old
story" The democrats say the publication Will
overwhelm Blaine.
Gen. Whitaker said to a STAR reporter: IL saw
the heading in the New York Fof;d, but supposed
1t was the same old letters and didn't read them.
1t doesn't make any difference anyway. After the
Moray letter forgery the voters not going to be
Influenced by anything Of that kind. Blaine will De
elected"
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PERJURY, MARRIAGE, REvRSGE-Matt Floyd was
convicted Of perjury In Amherst county, Va, sat
urday. He swore falsely TO the age OF a girl who
eloped with his cousin, In order TO obtain a mar
rage license. Although the coupe have been mar
ed for several days the father OF the gri Is prose-
cutting the young man. The charge Is true, but the
prosecution Is generally considered an unwarranted
persecution, considering the circumstances Both
parties have many friends, who are taking sides
II the case Is pressed the young man, under the
statute, win b sent TO the penitenttaxy.
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Gov. CteVetand's ytsjtor~,

ALBANY, y. Y, SEPTEMBER la-am0ng Gov
CleNeianIs visitors this morning were NIn Steven
son. Oh filni. Mich, private secretary To GOV BE-
gotc; IhaS Benner, Astoria, l. L. Col {. G Lode
Wick. Albany, ana Robert J. Perry, hey West ia
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rN-KErREsKSTATTvE pRzENpoRF CONFIDENT THAT
BLAINE WILL CARRY TIE sTATK-HE SAYS rIB
GERMANS ARE COMING INTO LINZ, AND ThAT THE
NEW AVLLlGAS LETTERS DON'T AMOUNT TO MECH.
x-RepreSentauve Dezendorf, OF Virginia, Be-
turned TO this city to-day from Indiana, where he
mas Deem on the stump. He says he has canvassed
all the southern portion Of the state having made
i6 speeches. and is convinced that the republicans
VIII carry the state. The Germans, he says, are
coming into line and doing good work for Blaine,
hurt him.
What question is taking the leading part in the
campaign" asked The STAR man.
The democrats are making no point whatever.
me republicans are talking tariff, and they are
making gains on this all the while. In Coob's dis
trlct Is about the only place where the democrats
are talking tariff at all, and there Cobb'Sson-in-
law Is taking ultra-free trade All this is hurting
theh They are devoting much OF tn ir energy TO
get good majority 10 the legislature, as Senator
is 70 be elected. but we are bound to make big
gains in that direction"
"What effect is Hendricks talk havinge"
ION, ne Is just begging for votes With all his
might, Dut don't think 1t Will do him much good "
No, we Will carry Indiana ana Ohio also. II Will
De hard fighting, perhaps, but that's nothing."
Nr Dezendort said he had read the "new" Multi
gan letters, and said such publication would not
amount TO anything In the campaign
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british scienttss. in Peril.

OTTAWA. ONT, september l5-Several members
or the party az Brush scientists In the Foc.s
mountains had "A narrow escape from a leAIful
death fTldN while exploring q railway tunnel
below Kicking Horse lake. -Four iutlts
OF The tunnel suddenly collapsed. prVaCipstatng
an immcpS- mas OF rock In the midsl ui tie party
mo of whom were slightly injured The geologisis
party have outsiaed data 10y which they expect 10
RI able 10 definitely establish The exact axe VI tho
mountain.
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Settled bT the Rom

MONTREAL. QCE-, september lS.--It Is stated that
the Roman court has decided a long standing dis
pute tween The Laval and Victoria l.nisersies OF
Montreal IL favor oi the "a mer.