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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

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satice + hereby afyen bT lhe undersigned,
samiuistraiog VI Ire estate 81 Alfred ~ N II
son deeesse1i 70 the creditors IT. and all
persons hFy.ag claims sfaiatl She sadie
ceasei, o exhibit thcn, with lie necsssa-
F0uehfrs, within four months q tier the tifsi
pub ication II this notice, to the sala al
minietrat0r Sc the once Of blckHeii Z White.
y "a Temple block Ia the city and cquasg
ni los Angeles.
G. y. WILSON,
Administrator Of the Estate vi Alfred 3. WI
sou, deceased
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

NasIINoI0N, Dec. 15.--CoI. James q. Ger
fess of.lis city, has received the following
letter from the National Democratic Com
1allieei
DIAN eiR; The National Dem0crgtie Com
mite has selected a number o. gentlemen
residing Ia the DiGtrfct of Columbia as a
general Committee % make arrangements
Tor The Inauguration coreaacnies ioE the an
81 Azrch aext We have selected you 70 act
~ chairman 81 the Committee and beg
pon sill accept the appointment II 10 the
desire Of the National Cpnnlittee that you
shall have entire charge d all matters 10
11liog n me inauK aration ceremonies, 70
that Bnd gpn are authorized to appoint such
si,bscomiaifiees As you may deem neeessafy
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

drink Dafainna Bitterh.
A aesitive cure Tor Dyspepsia nmiana
hitter. Michel Levy 4 Co., wholesale ~
nor dealers, agents
California Oysters at Is cents plnse A.
Hon FdkerfE, hereafter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

The people d the State Of California send
greeting 20 rrino PegHuiul, Defendant
You are hcfuby required t. appear IN an
action brought against you By the shove
named Plaipiin 10 the superior Court 81 the
State o. California. IA aud for the County %
los Angeles, andfiG answer tho complaint
filed therein, within ten days fexciusive Of
the day az sefficef alter the service or you
OF this Summuus-h served within this
County or 10 served elsewhere, within thirty
dass-or Judgment IS default Will be taken
against you according TO the prayer Of said
Complaint.
The said action ~ brought 10 obtain a de.
cree OF divorce, that the bonds ct inAtrimony
between piaiillf aud the defendant be DIS.
solved. and for such other decree as tho IA.
Lure q the case may require, and for
coats Of suit, Reiefauce is Ind toComplaini
Tor particulars,
And you are hereby notified that II yon
fail 20 appear and answer the said Complaint
az above required the said Plaintiff aiii ap
ply fer tie relief pray ed fer inths complaint.
Given under my bend and tie Seal
of the Superior Court OF the Slate
49,, OF California, IN and fuF The coun.
lSEAI. IS Of Los angeles, this 18th day Of
- NcyGmber ,in the yeas % Tour lord
one thousand eight huutfed aad
cighiy-four
A. ". PORTS, CLERK
BY A. RIMrkv, Deputy deco 2m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16
LEAI.
Order to show canse.
IN the Superior Court % The County 81 los
Angelica. ststc OF California
IN the meter 81 the estate Of lose eaisel
Martinez, deceased.

IN the mntior 81 the estate Of Iost e8issi
Marines, deeeaaed
Laonidea G. ao Martinez. The asmlnistra.
tfix Of the estate Of jose Rafael Martinez
deceased having this dHy presented TO this
Court and hled her duly verified petition
praying Tor an order for Che sale " soma
portion Of the real estate 81 said deceased 70
pay the allow renee snf the iemily sud the
debts. charges and expenses Of ndmlulgtras
ton Of said estate, aud II appearing % this
Cauri thereiroin that &c Is necessary 70 sell
some portion 81 said real estate iDr said pur.
poses and reasons.
Il 4 therefore ordered ~ The Court thas
all persons Interested IN tire said e5tata q
sait deceased appear before the said 9une
fior Court, at the COURTROOM q said coust
wherein Hon. n "a. smith, one o. the
Judges OF said Court. preaideat Ia tie Court
lionse tn the city ~ Los Angeles IN said
county. on
Tuesday, tho 3Oth bar % Oecen-
her, 4. ~. 1854.
At 10 O'Clock A. H.. % show cause why an
order should not be granted ~ snid adfdin.
lstratrix to sell 80 mHeh el said real estate Of
tue said deceased As II necessary and that
q copy o. this orlet be published At least
once a week for four successive weeks IN
The Los Angeles DAILY iiEnaLp, news
paper printed and published Ia said county,
HENRY 81. SMITH,
Judge Of said sunenor Court
Dated November 2th, 1881.
Howard 4 scott Attorneys uov26td
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16
OR. |. w. WELLS.

DENTIST. pracliced In Eu- ..~~r-r--,.
rope and Amersca . years. t<
Filling aspecialty. Teeth ex- tIYFt%<53&
tracsed without pain lady LILY
physician IN attendance. All work gu 4rAn-
iced. No. Il North Main street, over Grange
Ssore. Rooms no. a ard % dec4 sn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16
F. o. Gresham, M. D.,

Member OF the Royal College Of 5uggeona,
England. Licentiate Of Society 81
Ap0theearies, London.
0FFTCE-8oom II, No rs North Main
street, Ferguson Block. Ones hours, morn.
ing, 10 10 Il Residences, n Pennsylvania
ayenusi Boyle Heights nov5-u
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The alarm OF flre shortly after O'Clock this
morning was caused by the burning OF small
frame residence on North Washington street,
near the canal, owned and occupied by Mr..
William Duncan. The IRE department extin-
guished the flames before the property was
completely destroyed. Owing to tho late hour
OF the night Mr.. Duncan and his family
loss Is estimated at about $500; fully insured.
Dadeon were detained at the etation-house
this morning for trial on the charge of disor-
derby conduct.
In the Mayors Court yesterday George Lucas
was sent 10 the chain.gang for 80 days for dis
orderly conduct.
The funeral OF the late Henry d. whiting.
ton took place this morning from the resi-
dence OF Mr.. John A. Fields, on Prince street,
and was largely attended.
In the Circuit Court yesterday the following
cases were decided: II. d. Heller VS.. Il. q.
Brent; judgment for plaintiff. Gregory d.
tin.
The Democrats of this city are preparing to
10, when the Cleveland and Hendricks clubs
from Washington city, Fairfax County, Lees
burg and Manassas are expected to be present
and take part In the turnout.
Judge James Keith, OF the Circuit Court, has
granted writ OF error In the case OF Eugene
Murray, convicted in the County Court of
horsestealiDg.
The regular meeting of the City School
Board was held last night, when considerable
routine business was transacted.
Mr.. W. +. Vincent has been awarded the con-
tract for completing the Columbia Engine
House, and the work will be commenced .tnDs
mediately. .sla'1sse
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

A number OF the young ladies' Of South
Washington gave "taffy pull" last evening
at tho residence OF Mrs. Durfee, No. GIG Il
street. Some Of those present were the Misses
Durfee, Harrington, Yeatman, Jessie Haley,
sidnor, Katie Kline and Edna Tune, and
Messrs. Charles Martin, James Thompson,
Albert HALEY, Harry Leesnitzor, Willie Hip
kins and Willie Swan.
The air Will soon be filled with the smoke
Issuing from countless piles OF dried leaves,
which are now being collected In many places.
The Y. W. O. t. U. Auxiliary, No. 4, met last
night at the residence OF Miss Louisa StrObel.
After the regular business aud the election OF
officers for the ensuing term the following pro-
gramme was rendered: Plano solo, Miss II.
Fridley; reading, Miss Alice McDadei re-
marks, Miss Louisa Strobel; recitation, Mr..
jones Larcombe.
MIR. Robert Clarvoe has made arrangements
TO serve his customers with oysters at his
place, corner OF Seventh and Z streets, which
VIII be run on the style OF the English ''grill
rooms," the oysters being cooked before the
customers eyes. The place will doubtless b.
come popular.
Four small two.story brick dwellings are be.
Ing put up by Mr.. Forsythe on Third street,
near nj, southwest.
Mr.. George Larner, one OF the letter. aarff6rs
IN South Washington, is awaX.sssfffs fifteen.
days leave. ssss
oI If You have roo scfont, advertise In THE
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27

At Ford's for the week of Goth the Two
Johns Comedy Company In the American
comedy OF "Errors," better known as "rhe
Two johns" will entertain their patrons. The
following notice We clip from the Baltimore
american OF last Tuesday:
"An audience that completely filled Ford's
Opora.Houee greeted "The Two Johns" last
night, and the house fairly shook with laugh
ter from the time the curtain arose until It fell
on the anal scene. tits hard to describe "The
Two Johns" The author himself Apologies
and says tho farce was written only to make
people laugh. To make people laugh so con.
stantly there must BIO something genuinely
funny on the stage all the time. The fun must
never cease, and II must be contagious, aud It
is but fair to say tho fun In "The Two Johns'
Is incessant. Messrs. John q. Stewart and
John Hart, as usual, were the two Johns, and
II Is remarkable how they made up to BIO 80
much alike. Their appearance on the stage
caused as much confusion to the audience as
to the people in the cast. The company is q
fair one, Miss Augusta Chambers being
good as Mrs. Peter Johns, while Miss Addie Nc.
Cready deserves good mention for her bit Of
Irish comedy as Katharine o. Brlen. "The Two
Johns" will BIO given all the week."
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27

LINN AND TIIIr pn,, :,
THE EAsfT a ~ r, W M TI NJ
DOUBLE TRACK MSs hON' <,,.
Steel. RAif sIf COUPLER
Until further notice 'oNr 10, 1851
Leave Washington from atat,op oor,o- =.
Jersey avenue and q atreat "'"'ion corner OF New
For Chicaro Sincinnatt e T...,,,,
daily at S65 A. NJ lob a. NV i \, ana r. Louis
through coached and Palace i', io:iy T. M, with
sbove.polnts, without cbanee ~ iieeePlng Cars TO
Chicago except Saturday A'i' a. M dally TO
daily; 40 p M. TO Pittsburab s,a nnd Sae M.
troll, with Sleeping Cars to Pitsbnrnhhn and De-
A. NJ daily, with SLEEPER o we Modhroeyills 1915
Trains for PbiledainnS,a and Mo-
A. M daily excent SnnSav MY ~ Kew t york at $40
NJ and 1910 p M dajlv VIII yvv r M and $40 p.
Cars attached. "' uAny' win farlor and Sleeping
For baltimore nm vveei days e m M
43G fa5minnta 1870 n NJ iZaO, 20 235 800 g. 30
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
EAST WASHINGTON.

THE CRITIC has frequently said that money
Invested In building houses 10 East Washing.
ton, where lots are cheap, was far better than
dealing in Government bonds or In fact any
other securities. II substantial houses with
all the modern improvements are erected the
rent from them viii realize i've times as much
as tho same amount invested In bonds or
stocks. Two well known East Washingtonians
recently built four houses near the corner OF
Eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue at an
aggregate cost OF $500. One OF tho gentle
men, in speaking TO q CRITIC reporter this
morning, said; "our houses were all rented
before they were half finished. We have
figured out that we Will realize on the money
We invested 20 per cent, pretty good thing"
Uniontown, one OF the prettiest places In the
vicinity Of Washington, is growing very
rapidly. New buildings are springing uptn.
every direction. Mr.. II. A. GrisRsfaS Will
cost $4,000. f<s
+ YOU have sasmstof dut, advertise In THE
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
The virginia Midland Railway

THE SHORT LINE TO THE soI1Trr
SOUTHWEST AND WEST. SooAh
Schedule in effect AUGUST 3, 1881.
GlO a. M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily mak
ing close CONNECTIONS to oil points South and
southwest, lpsily except Sunday with q. a q.
E2llway. Pullman Sleeping Buifett cara nom
View YORK and Washington to Atlanta phil
man sleeping Cars from Washington and AT.
STOP. M,-LoUIsvILLE FAST LINE. Daily
VIA GhsTlottesville TO Cincinnati, Louisville
Emo srnn, az Me5iern points Pullman Sleeping Cars
ie4Q I, M:--s0UTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS.
Daily 70 all points South and Southwest Via
Dhnyille and Charlotte. DAILY except sunday
with With Z; q p Hallway. PULLMAN sleeping Cars
rom washington via Danvllle, Charlotte and
Atlanta 70 New Orleans, also, from Washing.
ton via Charlotte and Columbia to Augusta.
MANASSAS division train leaves Washington al
49, EOO a. M and 80 p. m. daily except Sunday
Warrenton trains leave Warrington at $40 a. n, ,
and $40 p m. daily. " "
pany's Office, COL Penna. ave- w VIVA
Trains leave from b. 4 p. Station
M. SLAUGHTER, N, MACDANIEI
Gen. Pass. Agent, A0ent
SOL HASS Traffic ManRper Akeh''
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
HHHROHDS,
NN747a0sN0a0s0sNs~Ha4~r
GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOBTHWi

-NNSA GNVtNhft tIuu C..
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID sCENERy'
STEEL RA Ills, MA UNIFICENT EotJTpMun.r
rRA1Ss f,s kEEVH r Hy sAHS q 1854
corner Of Sixth and streets a. T foI1 Station
%1p n.spuf q 9 PSat see Wst chicago Limited
A. daily Fast Line s,essp ad qSrS as az 9a9
rom nSIRs, md -, Louis, with Sleeping CaSS
iost hous dairy 70 es CneiqnsI and oe Gao
W Wen seepng Car from Altoona to Chicsso
ears ears 70 Piiisburghi also connects daily for uSe
Mai Express Rf NJ d aiiS'S sr & Chicago
the West with Palace sieepnS cav sa,rtss , and
inston to Chicago. "Ai "Asu'
BALTIMORE d POTOMAC pArrpo.
For krie, Canandaigua, Bochester, iiniaIoo A ~ y.
n pa. ~ i3S0 p m; daily sEoeps SATURDAY,, viii
TraiR leaving washlngton on saturd doche eI
will not run beyond Remove, "'snt
$40 4. M. daily except d sunday. una H'mira at
For New York and the East. 7i5, $50 and
zoG ioo5 and ii5 HPo NJ Lmsed oR Sunday
ss undoa Phrior Cars, eiOA Nj. daily eSee,,t
For so REGSs s without change, 2iO p. M. every
win boats Of Bldo R9s connect
nmotsding direct transfer to Fulton street. avn,d
For Philadelphia 7.i5, $50 and il OK AZ M Sty; n
p. XII iimIiaG NJ E,r on sunday at g. 10 and H. Is
sunday '''eu h'prtSs' $40 A. M. daily except
re- oBsslild5naioIei GsS HlS go 80 and II A. MI
on sppdey 9a6 iIOo A. H. iSo, co. h5J 10 a
For Pope's Creek Line, 6a5 A. M.npdaaop,
daily, except Sunday. u '''V r. MI,
EXCEPT SUNDAY. '"i' uhly
ALEX ~ ANpHiA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PArt.
MA MA AND AN AtEXANDRIA d WAsHfffiNiaI a.
For Ale1andria, $50, 7.oo, e25, n.Os and um
NJ, 40 40, O. 625, sos and l135 r. Nj on 0 Sn IA.
DAY at $50, p.25, l1,05 "A. NJ, sos p NJ vi sun
For Richmond and the South, 0,so and ID II os n,
ITALY Only anu o Z. NJ daily except Sunday "''
10y 1000 and 10 10 A. M. 305, 32S $40 73s AMI
Iv.a9 T.. N. and Y 10 midnight except MONDAY
Dn sunday at 1850 and 1910 A, M 2os and Iayy1
u: NJ. and IL 10 night ' ""' "nu io'SV
sssIickets and Information at the Office nortbe..,
corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl vanin es
nue. ana ny the station, where orders can be eft y
inc cnecklng OF baggage TO destination from bota,
]. r. WOOD
CUhs II puorr ~ Senerai Passenger Agent,
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
WASHINGTON, OHIO & WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

TWO TEAMS DAILY BETwEEN ALEX,
ANDRIA AND ROUND HILL A
Leave Washington at OBS a. m. and a.as n -,
ana alexandria at 9:35 a. m. and 1875 D. m. pass
Leespuig; going westward, at 1880 a. m. and 6:19
1873 p. m. " --' - LIS anu
Pass Leesburg, going eastward at 6:I2 n M a M
bII p M md arIiveat Alexandria at 500 A. M
a ing az p M and al Washington at s:i5 o. M and
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Round Hill at $40 a.
M and 4:so p m. Arrives at Alexandria at SOB a.
and 725 p. m. Leave Washington at GS a. m.
and 500 p, M, Alexandria at 9:35 a. M and sis
p MI pass Leehburg, going eastward. nj $40 n
M and b'l7p. M; westward 1l:30 a. m. and lois
a NJ pROpuy s,oo-,.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
CHESAPEAKE & Ohio RAIL WAY

LEAVE B. d p. DEPOT, SIXTH AND SITS
S;l0a, m,-For oil Way Stations and Virginia
Springs Lexington, KY, Louisville, Cincin-
aan, columbus and 81. Louis. Daily except
Hos n. m.-For Williamsburg, Va, Newport
News, Old Point Comfort and Norfolk. Daily
except sunday. ''
5;l0 y. m.5For Louisville, Cincinnati, st. Louis
and Chicago, connecting for all points West,
Northwest and Southwest, Fast Express
ldaiiy(i does not stop for local buslness except
the Virginia Springsi through Pullman BerV.
. Ice to LouiBville and Cincinnati,
lO;40 D. m.-For all Way Stations and Virginia
Springs and Columbus, Ohio. Daily except
Sunday.
Fer tickets and Information apply at O. & o.
Railway office, 5l8 Pennsylvania avenue under
National Hotel, Va. Md. Railway ofIice' e0i
PennDylvana ave. and Il. d p, station.
O. W. SMITH, Gen, PAS. Sant
General Manager. s'A"
FRANk TRIG0. N. n. Passenger Agent
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27

Sleep on, my baby, sleep In peace, while day
10 dusk 10 turning,
And DER the sunsets rosy calm one great white
star Is burning;
castle walls are showing,
And through the shadowy valley land the
lovely Rhine is flowing.
Oh, all the sweet babes In the bourgs for soft
repose are weary,
The sunshine only brings them 10y, but night
Is grim and eerie;
And oh, ! know that all night long, whore
reeds and eedges quiver
Tho deadly Loriel COMBS her hair beside the
starlit river
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
The barrett CIub,s Now Home.

their handsome new club rooms ut Old
street last night, and celebrated the occasion
by a most enjoyable ''house warming" The
members and their hosts OF admiring friends
turned out In force and q most enjoyable time
was had. Tho rooms were deliberately fitted
hanging the club wos particularly Indebted to
their friend, Mr.. j. A. X. Moore. An informal
but successful programme was rendered and
encored repeatedly. %
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
Many Colored Clubs In Line,


cures rheumatism, sore feet, bunions ana
corns. Made OF the best materials apees6fd at
northwest. z. Sour stagibs0f gents and
ladies' hand and maab1fffe-sewe boots and
CATERS, rubber baetS'ahd shoes is the largest,
best and cheapeM In the city. Look for the
OLD wQlaNlf1h window.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
THE EVENING CRITIC.
ESTABLISHED AUQIJST Isaa
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Onlce to-day says,
fhrtly cloudy weather and local rains are
lnuicated Tor New England, the northern part
OIL me Middle Atlantic States, tho lake region,
enu the ohio and southern part OF the Upper
,nisssi,sslppi valley, aud generally fair
weather In oil other districts on Sunday.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
Another Fearful EarihQpssE'ss

In prices-bottom shaken ou4,fnPiaid dress
goods, &C.; 1O.lnch cashnefe, 25c.i white
DIahkets,sl 20 per pailsghetland shawls, 5Oc.;
SSO c 23e.i se9Oless x hose, 15c.; crash,
~; pins, -, pgr paper; Alligator unbeached
piacA 5sfks down 20 per cent, at our new
btnper, oO1 T. street, corner Ninth street.
bAoDHEAD & Co., OO7 street,
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
New Jersey wine SENT to Eurous.'

Mr.. speer, OF New Jersey, has cCp6tation
ss sens qssS as pr p E WInS
His Port Grape Wipa< DdAdered by families In
Dresden, Lond2NS6Q psris for Its superior
medicinal Xipedes, ana lbs blood making quail
Wbts6the vines grow. For sale by druggists.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27

OWING to the continued illness of tho
Rev. J. T.;Kelley, Of the Fourth Presbyterian
Chutcn, MS physicians have advised him to
delay his return home for several weeks at
least.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
"AIderney DairylHaEsrs.5

Fresh Alderney puttsg& 5tfned every morn.
ing and delivered s,Rae - fward" prints, 40c.
sweet pa,ik,, &c. per at. Cream, loo. per pint.
SsSfdshionable ladies' como to the beaches
with their arms loaded-in one arm a dog, In
the other an umbrella and q smelling bottle.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
Errors Corrected.

In the report OF the controversy between
constable named Luckett and j. Q. Thompson,
OF the Chronicle, THE CRITIC on Thursday
evening said:
'VThe trouble grew out OF the service OF q
writ OF restitution on Mr.. Thompson to compel
him to vacate premises No. S01 L street, which
has been leased by the Young Mems Christian
Association, and Mr.. Thompson was sub
tenant"
This statement, Mr.. Thompson says, conveys
an erroneous impression. The writ OF restltu-
tlon was not on Mr.. Thompson at all TO compel
him 70 vacate the premises The writ was on
the Y. III. O. A. They were the lessees and Mr..
Thompson was sub-tenant, ana had pro-
ceeded TO remove on learning that his land
lord had been legally dispossessed. A sub.
tenant has no rights when his principal has
none. DIR, Thompson was not party to the
suit for disposeession, and had no notice OF IL,
His goods, 1t is said, were half packed ready
Tor removal when the disturbing element put
In an appearance. The statement that Luck.
EFT put 'the goods out on the street" does not
seem to be we'll founded, as six men, em-
ployed by Mr.. Thompson, with the moylpe
wagons removed every article OF sfurniture
from the premises. ..saahsr'
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
A Terrible Example.

Buffalo Express.
The spirit OF the age recruits its criminals of
all grades from the nursery. Even Ella
Wheeler, we are told, began writing YeEsSs6t
tho age OF fourteen. ..ylrfa1
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27

Housekeepek Ms4g Save Money
by purchasing. tls(1T furniture, carpets, &C.,
on easy YeeAfy orVm Monthly miscellaneous at
bmlthef413 New lobby avenue northwest.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
a Germnn CradIe SONG.

New Fancy BoEGesed Hand he rchIefs,
25c,, at KeeRisg4o7 seventh street.
The Evening critic., 1884-09-27
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

CHAS. f. PUGH. General ManaeaE agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-31

Neither candidate let the grass grow under his
feet yesterday. Gov. Cleveland took turn through
Massachusetts, and Connecticut, and made point
blank political speech at Bridgeport. Mr. Blaine
devoted himself 10 Brooklyn, making four speeches
and filling I'VE appointments, besides doing mass
Of OF her work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-31
2.933-2.559.

The number OF new advertisements in THE STA
for september was 1893. In September, 50, the
number was 2.359. showing the notable increase
in a very duh business month of 43l. The cir
euiation for september also shows corresponding
ratio OF increase over that OF September. 80.
Advertisers viii confer favor by sending in their
orders for to-morrow's double-sheet at as early an
hour as practicable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-31

The rain is just now taking lively interest in
the campaign. while the sun is '.out OF politics
But salarnander professions trail through the mud,
bearing suffering torches and bedraggled ban
ners. while the umbrella and gum-shoe dealers roll
IN srdien wealth, and the undertaken rubs his
hands with glee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-31

The tussle between the two houses OF parliament
cannot be much longer deferred A motion was
Carried In the house OF commons yesterday 10 give
the pending franchise bill precedence over all
other measures. and tt viii undoubtedly be soon
passed and sent 10 the lords Tor adoption In that
chamber, and II they again throw the bill out they
must prepare for trouble
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-31

The election OF Rev. DR.. Paret TO the vacant blsh-
opric not only graties local feeling in this city.
but there is general conviction that the conven-
Ton has acted wisely In preferring a man whose
learning and virtues OF character qualify him for
leadership In the church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-31

According 10 a Paris newspaper, France has
accepted England IS a mediator between her and
China The English, in return, might get France
% arrange matters between them and the MahG:
france would be glad OF the Job.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-31
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.

DISTRICT OF CoIrHbfA
WARRINGTON. Sept. l6 1884
Proposals for the purchase Of square numbered ono
xealed proposals addressed to the under signed viii <
received at this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK Noon
for the purchase Of square numbered hundred and
nine, In the city Of Washington d. G.
Terms: One-fourth cash. and the remainder PAYABLE
in six mouths without interest al cash at bidders
option.
Proposals may be made for all-l2R 1856 square feet
more Lessor portion Of said square All bid 10
be for the square foot OF ground.
depositof ten per centum Of tho amount bid for
must Be made ytfh the Collector Of taxes in cash and
The right to rejsct any I'll bds Il reserved by the
Commissioner. -
Al abstract Of title can Be examined ct this osaca
By order Of Oommiesiope1A, D. c.
0ol1-eotp10 WILLIAM TIEDAIL. Gocrafa ~