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BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL

TRUSTEES SALE OF HALEABLE IMPROVED REAL
ESTA Z. NO 1914 VERMONT AVENUE
BY virtue OF deed of T. ust to me. bearing date
the Goth day OF Febsusry 1873 and duly re- NO.
cored N l. Der No. l.U32 olio 3d. ct sea- one .9a6
OF The land of the District of Columb a. will
sci at public auction in front of the premises on tn US-
Day. NONEMBHR SlXr 1884. at the hour OF FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ the following real estate. situate in
the City of Washington d. C.. to witt: All of lot
UeTe1 one Cd in D. .. Towards sub division of L. b.
Clarks subdivision Of lots numbered % to five (5)
inclusive Iuare north IF .quare numbered three
hun rel and thirty (s24D subject to "a rior deed
OF trust dated feb oh. 1879. ad recorded in
Iber sos. Folio o3 ct seq said land records
indebt dness of 1915 with interest at 10 per
cent per annum from September 9th. 1888
iyrus OF sale; One-half the purchase money in cash.
tha balanc in six months with interest at per cent
Eel snnuni 70 be secured by deed OF trust on the
property sold to the satisfa zion of the or all
Ii ar the purchasers option. deposit $50 will be
required Win II the property is knocked down The
trISt the righ TO resell. IL the terms OF sale
cC1ie with five days aft the day of sale
al i've days ot;e cy advertisement ut the risk and
cost OF Jte iiefauItiIg purchaser.
CHARLES II. KNIGHT.
Cc33. novl&ds-3t Trustee
g TIE ABOVE SALE Is POISONED TO wEDNEs-
DAY. NOEEai Der TWELt tn, 1884 same hour and
place By order Of the trustee.
CHARLES II. KNIGHT.
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TH0MAs BOWLING. Auc1oneer.


CHANCFPY SALE o. IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN SQUARE SIArY-N NJ. IN THE CITY OF
BETWEEN AND STREETS.
BY virtue Of decree duly passed in Equity cause
No 9 lS3 (CfawlFr kIDdsOe) on the 22d OF october
ISL will sell az pubic auction the prem ON
NDAl, NEN z NJ DAY or 90
lalf intere-t IN lOt %. in ioomis' subdivisi OF
square GO in the City OF WASHINGTON. II. e.. with the
lnprOvene -. CONSISTING CT two story house.
Terms o. sale: Ore-third cash balance IN six. twelve
AMI eiG-at months with int at, secured by a
dei O. trust the prerris sold all cash at pur-
chsser's p-ton 3 100 10 De paid time sale Com
paEc- t. - had with rms of sale sit N i've days
aft.rsa ,tAerwis resale vi b. hal prch ser's
rI~k AL convey alcil< - purchasers cost
st the SANE TINE the other Undivided half inter-
est Val be oil.
E3-dts e. III MATTHEW'S Trustee. 1905 3ist ST
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LONDON, November Elm the house OF commons
to-day Lord Edmond FitZmaurice, under secretary
OF state for foreign affairs stated that Mexico rati
fec the agreement in regard TO the conversion of
the Mexican debt held in England on the 2Sth OF
October.
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BROS. Aucdoneers.

! AGNCANSON BROS. AIicroneers
TRUSTEES SAI0 OF TWO VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS, FRONTING EACH g 1912 FEET ON l.
STREET bf;I VEIN THIR e NTH AND FOUR
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, WASHING
TO&, D. G.
~ Urine IF certain deed of trust hearing dateaaa
Sept mber lst. d. 1873. and duly recorded inS&
Iit5er lOo3 folio 10 81 sec. OF the Iand
ord5 OF the District o. Columba and the request Of
the holder c. the uote secured thereby viii sell at
guhlic auction n lront OF the prsrnls wEDNES-
DAY, NOEEMBER TN Eli tn, A. d. 1884. at HALF
P.sr THRU o'CIOC 4 NJ, the following piece or
parcel OF land, stuatc il the city Washi gton d
c. aud leins Lots numb red 600 and thirty
CD il he's Of John Davidson's subd sion of
square numbered two hundred and forty-eieht (24a)
subject L. two certain deers o trust recorded
lively IN llGec No Sc. folio 264. ct Sea- and Iber No
g2 fOi.O 22i ct OF the land records securing two
certain prossory Eoes ioll1ws One tor 81 CO., and
interest thereon at eight FER cent per annuIn from
srch 18TH. AID. 1888 and FOR 81 900 interest
thereon az rate Of eight Per annum from May
4th 4 ID. 1881
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. the balance in two
equal install 'nents payable in six and twelve months
fer which notes OF tn purchaser bearing interest
SIX yer cent Per annum and secured by derd trust
uTon the property sod will be taken all cash OPP
ton OF purchaser. deposit of 500 viii be re-
aulre at ullie.t sale All conveyancng and recording
a Fu ch.,ers of sale to be complied with
II seven days after day OF SAFE.
GFOR,E u. EMMON-,, r-.
oc23-eo MAHLoS ASHFORD I trustees
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CLARIFIED.

BALLUF-WILLIAMS. At the residence Of the
brides rarena November 5, 1884 by the Rev. Father
Dunn, ROBERT B. BALLUF to MARY ILDERGERK
WILLIAMS, No cards. It,
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TeIegrophic Briefs.

The schooner Stephen G. Hart. Capt Rivers.
from Brunswick. Ca. for Providence. X l., with
hard pine. went ashore on the Nesr shore OF Dutch
island, X. l., al Il H.. where she still remains
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West Virginia Assumed 60 be Demo.
WHEELING, W. Va.

Nr. ". Scott Smith, correspondent OF the Com
neriat Adretiser, this afternoon received the Ioi-
lowing:
WHEELING, W. Va.
W. Scott Smith, washington. d. C.:
Returns from this state slow and meagre las
sumo IL is democratic. {. h. HART,
Editor Tstriitgracsr.
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The Isaleimor. Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. November s-yirginia sixes
consolidated. 81; new l0-40s 324 bid to-day
BALTIMORE. Nd, November 6-Co.ton dull-,nid-
ding. pa Flour quiet and easier for Howard street
brands Wheat-sonthern easier western lower: south
eri red, s3sSi: southern amber, 90a34 No Maryland
s9Ss9o: No western winter red spot SIN bid: De-
asked cornmsonthern firm and quiet western quiet
MIXED year: 4Is.aa9; January, !6a bid Oats quiet
mixed mixed slasa; Pennsysania. slas4 Rye QUE: 63a6s
WINS q steady llssl ~ Other articles unchanged
dour Is: grain frmer S1Ia5d. Rcceipts-hour, go
barrels: wheat 66U00 bushels: corn, 100 bushels;
oats 5000 bushels. 1000 bushels. Shipments.
wheat 1900 bushels; 1610 bushels Sales-wheat
100000 bushels corn. / 100 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, III. November G-Cosing prices
MMhsatsaaN0vem6er 5s Dsceiaber ION: January. 5sA;
y ssI So; January 81 May 800 os;s7Noysmber.
II 80; January. IL An: February. 1850 Lard-Novem.
los; March. Z Is.
fhe PctrOlcum ~ .r,kc..
PITTSBURG. November 6-On dull and heavy.
m aN opsned Ct IN declined to 4 aadat cock
L reported e dong $50 barrels hour. the Con-
- the CArtste "a and the Phillips. No z weil 50
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SUICIDE OF TOBACCO MERCaANT.-Robert W.
Lawson, partner In the flrm OF r. B. Gravely &
Co, tobacco manufacturers killed himself Tues
day at Danyllle, Va, with pistol He was found
hole In his bead The pistol was found In the bath
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs-Marrtage licenses have been
issued by the clerk the court TO Walter F. holland
ana 'Florence j. Graham; John r. Suffer and Anna
b. Roudabush; Peter w. Street and Eliza Ellen
Hallinen; Charles E. Dessez and Cora c. Serrin;
James Kelly and Mary Belts; James I. Bond and
Flora Elizabeth Mahoney; John Holmes and Laura
FtnckS.
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RANGE OF THE THERaUMErER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
Off1cer today am, $40; II a. m S2; pm, 404.
Maximum, Ala; minimum. 1863.
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THE LEAVE of absence on surgeons certificate of
disability granted 2d Lieut.. VIM. A. Kimball, 14th
infantry, is extended two months on surgeons GER
ttfiCate OF disability.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

II ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
IL LoADlNG SHOT Guns. INiPCI.T1D FKE ~
CATHEDRAL GONG CLIO Ks. PpsEES FINE
sILVER Plat WARE DINER AND IRA
SITS CASrORS. FRUIT STAND. SC; FINE
IMPORTED SW inS MUSIC LOXES FROM THO
TOTEM TUNES. GOLD AND 5 IVER WITCHES,
$EN!LF:f; CT LEkY; OPERA GAS IS.
3AD!EN BEST EOSEWOOD AND NICkLE
iiASJOS. WADE AND BJI HER KAZOk-, RE-
NOLErtS TOOLS AND 10000 USLFUL HOUSE
HOLD ART Giles.
p direction o. the owner. to change business will
wi IN the premises al the above stock of J. L..
ONE RA & Co. l34T Pennsylvania q nue northwest,
Washington, u. c. Sale commences at SEVEN T. NJ.
CIR at bsrxsiiiS may be expected. FOLEY, Auct
y b-JEs fixtures viii noJbe sold as. terluIn-
atom OF SAFE, the store Will be Occupied by J. u.
O'Ni ARA 4 CO. Manufacturers OF ROYAL GLUE"
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RGINaA.

Great Gains by the Dcm0c rats tm the
Fifth Dissrics-A Democratic Majority
Indicated.
LyScHBURa, Va. November 6.-The greatest ex-
element prevails over the election news Fuller
returns from Isolated parts OF the 9TH 10th and 5Jh
districts confirm The democratic claim 20 5000 ma
jority In the state In the 9Th district the repub-
cans carried only one county, aud the democrats
gain more than 1900 over The Wise Massey vote OF
1872
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MrxwsRn FERRIS CoHcEssuox.--Pr1me Minister
tary Of STATE Tor foreign affairs n CHINA accepts
mediation without delay or increasing further
nTeu NJ cli1m q INDEMNIFY @ A10p0aoA
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ley We have nothing definite from West Viz
ginia.
By Associated Press.
THE ALBANY s'JOURNAL'S FIG
URES.
The State Conceded to Cleveland by
1,150 Plurality-Thc Official Count
On Every Eiector Necessary to Decide
the Result.
ALBANY, N. T., November 6-The Erening Jour
nal repl figures plurality OF 115O for Cleveland,
but claims that the official vote every electOr
will be necessary to decide the matter.
NEW YORK FIGURES.
1885 Election Districts Give Blaine
5S.7j7 Plurality, Democratic Gain
OF 1907.
NEW YORK, November 6.-1,S95 election districts
in New York state, outside Of the cities of New
York and Brooklyn, give Blaine 4O9O56; Cleveland,
35o.3l9 Butler, 10S39; st. John, 20,729. Net demo-
cratic gain 15,061. Thirty-four Of these districts
come from Ulster county, which has now fur
niShed its official vote.
The Vote Of Delaware County.
DELHI, N. Y, November 6.-The vote OF Della
ware county is as follows Blaine 1924. Cleveland
1885, St John 49,, Butler 112. Lindsey for Con-
gress In this county 1000 majority, Cartwright for
assembly 500 majority.
The Vote in jefferson County.
WATERFOWL. N. Y. November 6.-The Official
vote Of Jefferson county gives Blaine 9O29, Cleve-
land 1851. st. John CSC, Butler SO.
BIaine's Majority in Toinp,kins.
ITHACA, n. Y, November 6.-The official vote Of
Toinpkins county gives Blaine APO; Cleveland,
1899; Butler, 373 ST. John, 267. For Congress
Arm oft, 1856; Beecher 727; Payne, COG For assem-
bly-Clark, 1892: Cady, 1889; Mount, a22.
Official Returns from Herkimer
County.
HERKIMER, N Y, November 6.-The vote OF Her.
Nmer county complete is follows: B,aine 6,13s;
Cleveland 1928; ST. John, 3a7; Butler, ST. For Con-
gress, Ramsey trepl. 6,222; Pinden deny, 1921;
Fenton tpro.), 800. For ass mbly, budlong (rep.),
6,269; Beckwith (deni.). 5.?2a5' Gates {pro) 323.
Democrats in Ala Rejoicing.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, November 6.-There is great
rejoicing here az the news OF ClevelandS election
seems to be confirmed The vote in this state will
not be full, on account OF the lack OF opposition
The majority for Cleveland will probably reach
$4,000. The congressional election returns demo-
Gratis. AS far as heard from, there was not even a
fsticuf on election day. The legislature OF Ala
bama meets next Tuesday.
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How the Record stood this Morning.
The following table gives the states which were
surely for Cleveland this morning, those which
were conceded to Blaine and those which were still
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Senator German Says All Doubt Is I:e-


moved.
CLEyELANDS MAJORITY SMALL, But SAPE, He SAYS
The following telegram was received at demo-
cratic headquarters at 100 this afternoon:
''New YOrk.-There Is no longer any doubt about
the election Of Cleveland and Hendricks Their ma
1Ority in New York Is SMALL but safe. Any attempt
10 count us out will TAIL A. p GoRMANn
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TOMORROW.
VEEKs & CO, Auctioneers.

WEEKs CO, Auctioneers-
PERI NPTORY SAr OF ENTIRE STOCK OF MIL L
SERI, &c &c. CJNTAINED = STOi.E 1882 ~ II
S1hEET NOhTHWE 1, CORNER OF l. SIREEI-
Commencing wEDNESD w EVE ING. st SEWN
O'CLOCK ard THURSDAY --tkNiNG. az II y
OCLOo h audi viii continue IN ii entire stock IS sod
The stock consists OF las. B0anet-. Rhpocs silks,
Flowers. T. stAsrs. Bir - jew sew ug Mac me,
&c. Sc IhIs sale Is peTe ptory- and al gOOJS VII De
20 without ne Cases and - Drawers, suita
BILE for millinery, shoe dry good business Viii be Sold
ut termination of sale. -
WEEKS & co.
u52ts .uc;ioneers.
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INDIANA.

Sna,rman tteuoersou nays the stale
Has surely GOssc fer Cleveland.
CHICAGO, Noyember6.-Mr L. Henderson chair
man OF the Indiana democratic state central conn.,
mittee, telegraps al noon that Indiana has surely
gone for Cleveland
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AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and p. m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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MAINE.
Republican Plurality of Nearly
10000 Figured Ont.

LEWISTON, ME-, November G. The Journals
figures for 24s cities and towns, or about seven
tenths OF the vote, is as follows Blaine, "a. sA5
Cleveland, 44,g9i; Butler, 3,6ts; St John, 1881.
Blalne's plurality. ASA
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A CARD.-TO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
ness. early decay. loss Of mani cd Sc viii send
great remedy discovered by missionary i'm south
America. send elt-addessed envelope to key. JOSEPH
r, INMAN, station d, New York. OcAktu thkK
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ACcoaDIos PIEArrs.

The Peater with which Nine Sa,,afe established her
pansss and the sole device used by her for the rs
1v {eAre aud stilt used all kinds of box accordion
end fancy pieatings Is offered tor ale send or
caxco1a- No. 8 last 18th street, New Yorx oc.j-sIa
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nR ROBERTSON THE EXPERT SPECIALIST
who stands Aisb IN his profession. scnnovisdfsa
treatment and OF Private. Nervous and Clronio
Diseases Lost Vitality. Impaired Manhood aud Abuses
Urinary Grams. Aecent CASES positively cured g g
fday1 No mercury c1ustfcS used Can - ccosu1ted
Of6ce. lt6 Cnv. ke9eu 70 leading physicasn!8 Rale
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The Fomrth Oi.trics.

PErERsBSRa, VA, November 6.-Returns thus Tar
received from the fourth congressional district give
Blaine 1896 majority. The majority OF Brady Tepl,
for Congress, over Evans dnd. rep) Is 3,9sA.
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TVHoMAs DOWNING. Auctionesr.

EAEII TOR', ALE OF VALIABLE 1MPkOEED
corner THIRTIETH And STREETS.
GEJ RGETOWN. LATELY THE RESIDENCE OF
DIX. GRAFTON ILEH.
By virtu Of authority given to in the last ~,
Wi! AM; e lament of DR. ration Tyler deceased 81
viii sell, 81 public auction. the prem ses -
IIESDY iHE Ell XENrH DAY OF nov M
BER. 1884. at -FOUR O'CLOCK. parts OF 3Ots Ca G5 ~
and IS. in BeGli's addition to Cieor-retovyil d. c.
being at the northwest OF 30th (SashingtoiD
s-r et and Gay street. fronting 3Dtl street I22
feet and Oh = tIav) street 90 feet. the being
proved BY large 2-stOry brick house
IerIas OF sale: Ons-tIiFd cash. balance in nine
eighteen AMI twenty seven this. TO b by
deed Of trust upon the prem sol 900 be paid
at tim of sale. ii terms uot complied with in eight
days premises viii be resold and risk Of
faUl-ng purchaser after 1--WE days notice evening
STAR newspaper Convey2ncinS at purchasers cost.
{. II MATTHIAS,
Executor Grafton yler,
n3-its l2Js SYST street northwest
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WEST VIRGINIA.

for BlatMe md Tor Cievclaud-The
state Said Go be Undoubtedly Demo-
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Sd Edition.
LATER ELECTION RETURNS.
FIGURES FROM NEW YORK.
REPUBLICAN GAINS In VIRGINIA
LATEST FROM VIRGINIA.
Republican Gains Reported.

Special Dispatch to TIL EVENING STAR
WOODSTOCK, VA, November g.
Majorities here indicate republican gains In the
state. Both parties increase the vote in the val
ley We have nothing definite from West Viz
ginia.
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MEDICAL. &c.

MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE OR
Wl two of DR.. BROTHERS Inv4orating Cordial
viii cure any case of Seminal Weakness Nervous d.
biiity and lmpotency 1t imparts vlgor the wlois
system. SO6 street southwest. oc29-lm'
TT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED q HAT
Il DIR. BROTHERS 10 the oldest established ad-
vertisng adies Physician In this city Ladies' You
Particular attention paid to all diseases peculiar
ladies' married or single All Irregularities and
rian troubles successfully treated 81 Board, with
good accommodations. and kind efice nurses furn-
ished to those who may desire stay few days in the
city under his treatment. OC.o- Il
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V'HOMAs DowLING. Auctioneer

Ff'HO9IAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL. ESTATE
ON WARRINGTON S1hEk1. GEO. GETOMN, DC.
BY virtue of decree If the u rene Court ~.
OF the district Z Columbus, passed the 3lst =.
Of October. 1884 IN tgui Cause No. 5000. will &A
sell at Duph. auction in front OF tie pre- iSes. on
TUESDAY the TWIN N-FIFrE Now MBfR. 1873 +.
at FOUh o. l. n. r NJ. the southern hfI five t55)
teet fro the side Of Wasu by the
deFth If one hundlei and twenty (I-O) ct of OTIS
umberr0 one hundr and eleve tllD and one hun
dred and twelve 1l2l Beal : addition George
tjwn in the District tolumba. with the improve
mens thereon. consisting tTo-story brick dive linz
house
Terms of sala: One-third 90 cash. the balance in
rfr cent rs-+ from fiqv If go sac1rsj nv fiea1 al
trust the property. all cash option of tine
chasrr. deposit - SlUO required at time of sale
Conveyancsnx at cost OF purchaser
nl-3tv&Gbs J. OlDSWOkTH GORDON. Trustee.
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nR. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliable Ladies' Physician in the city. bs
consulted daily 33 Missouri avenue first street south
Of PENNSYLVANIA avenue between 3D. and ~ streets All
female complaints aud Irregularities quickly rem0v
PROMPT ueatnlen Correspondence aud consulta tons
Eours-l to and to y. III oc27-lms
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR Ia
1 dies. All female complaints quickly cured. Can be
consulted daily l245 9TH northwest Office hours
from TO 8 O'Clock pm. with ladies only. N22-4n'
u FAD AND BE WIsE-DR BROTHERS. 9O6 B
1lstreet southwest appeared before and made oath
that he is the Oldest Established Expert Specialist
this city and will guarantee in all OF
poor furnished Medicine free Consultation and advice
free at any hour during the day Subscribed and
oc7-lm' SAMUEL H. waikiki. Notary Public
nR ROBERTSON THE WELL KNOWN SPECIAL
Lis, of Baltimore. can be confdentially consulted
by both gentlemen and ladies every We nesdsy and
Saturday from to p at 456 G street northwest.
justify waiting to consult him those days Of %
nEBILTY OF THE GENERA I'VE ORGANS
n Il 81
SIP Pamphlet free. civiSLE REMEDIAL HdhScY Z
l60 Fulton street. New York ar3-th, fully
DENNYROYAL FILLS.-CHICHEsTER'SE ENGLISH
are the only genuine. For full particulars incoss
fous cent stamps to Chichester Chemical Company No
1918 Madison Square. Philadelphia Pa myl0-ecd
nR. DODD'S NERvINE. No IA PERMANENT
~ Cure or Nervous and Physical Debility. Loss Of
Vitality caused by ,ndiscretion. e1cessss &c.
9th and streets. Price 81
sent by mail sealed. au26-tu.tg
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THE ALBANY s.JOURNAL,S FIG.
URES.

I ALBANY, n. T., November 6.-The Ecening Jour
nal repl figures plurality OF 1850 for Cleveland,
but claims that the official vote every elector
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-01-30
It Broke up the Meet,nr.

On the surface Mcswigele was a
great temperance man, but he and
bis son, who made no pretensionsl
frequently had some verv r@Ieasan
t11les. The other night the Col
Wate! o'uo met at the McSwlyg .
mansion, and Mr.. Mes, after a little
seance in the pantry, left him there
10 keep MIN quiet while he Joined In
the exercises of the club. When
speeches were called for, McSwieoIe
oecame enlhu-iastic in his remarks.
Aha" he cried in tragic tones. "I
see the blood-red wine pouring forth
from every font! Stop itn
The boy In the pantry stopped to
listen, w
sec It tri ,xling In fiery drops uu-
on every hearthstone! STOP it! T 30
It running its bloody course over ali
the laid! Stop it! 1 see it's crimson
tide deluging mothers and children,
stop Il! l see it soaking into the
brains of our best and noblest menI
stop II! l see it bubblinp and pnro.
ling and sweeping down upon the
aU nN OF lich and poor! Stop it,"
~ this time the boy in the pantry
YVES almost paralyzed, and was crop
ing around for the cork of the Bottle
ne neId in his hand. Then, as Nc
Swlggle broke forth again
Il see ie now-just now-here-
there-.there-stop it! Stop it, I saw,
Inc boy could stand it no longer,
ana ne shouted to the OLD man:
Hold on, there, hold on! Gosh
Gang 1t, pap. l can't stop 1t. Where
Ola o leave the cork??"-Merchnnt
Traveller.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-01-30
flendale, NJ. T.
Ihackeray's

l. am only permitted to tell ono
incident out of the MANY that have
been related to me. The heat vaers
OF Thackeray's life were given r. ~
care OF bis insane wife. Her disease
was rnat Of violent type, except at
intervals, but she required constant
oversight and attendance. To secure
this Thackeray bought a house in the
country near London. in which the
Invalid was SURF unded with every
comfort that love and svmnathv
could devise. AS she still crayed his
presence and eemed unhappv when
ne was out of her sight, Thackerav
made frequent visits to her in hcr
retirement. These were the hours
which his enemies declared wara
spent In all kinds of follies and ex>
cesses. They were devoted instead
to SOOTHING the invalid repininos and
quletlng the unreasonable suspicious
u q wife dearly beloved but hopeless
~ insane. In one of his Unpublished
letters he 1elates without restraint
but with a strain of heartbroken res.
lgnatlOn. that sometimes his wife
could only be appeased in her insane
moments by being permitted to beat
him with her naked Fl It's. This he
endured. shut up with her for hours.
or until the violence of her passion
had passed, when he would emerge
from her rooms looking like a who
has died once and comes IN wiIlinuIv
ack TO q hateful existence. 1t Is not
o De wondered at that Thackerav,s
slews OF life were tinged with a pro-
ouno melanchOly.-Inter Ocean,.