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A SUICIDE.

Yesterday morning 9 man plowing In the
Oockrell field, r mile south OF the city, Ills
0oyered the body OF q man floating down
the stream. He lodged Information at the
0herifrs Office, and Deputy Sberiiis Arthur
and Ben Winston went In quest OF the
Rody. which they found 4 short distance
(hgther down the river. near Leitwich *
I0mioon's~ brick-yard, where II had lodged
4 lot OF drift-wood. They seonred the re-
n0lns With Q rope ard notified
J001ios Kendall, acting coroner, who, en-
n10no1frR . Jury OF inquest, vent down to
xfnU he BODY. The jury, after hearing the
~165mony of ~wifneesss, Johnnie Duhig and
Oavfr. who saw the body while fishing
~ fivfr. but who failed 20 identity II,
1rnSd 4 verdict that the deceased came
6on4h b. drowning."
what was CLEANED by .
the remains are thofe
|rnach cook named Alexander
1nemorly lived In Gslvt s,on.
. port OF the time at the
Ablemonf, who KINDLY
n8ll BE- could get some
1fot part OF h week pc
~ restaurant, ct the
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THE M,coRmlcK y,croRrous,

A HERALD reporter attended yesterday a
n I'D trial between the Mccormick and The
Os,crne twiDe-binders, on the farm OF Mr..
X. X Scott. Jour miles norshsssto Of Terrell.
There was a large aud highly interested
crowd present 10 witness the trial, which
lasted from ii q. m. 10 3 p. M, the grain
berg wheat, both thick nnd thio. The
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LaSD OFFICE AT MIDLAND.

M. @. ID. Palmer. sgent OF the Aichisop,
Topeka a Santa Fe in Texas, Tor several
years. has decided to locate st Midland and
90 into the resl-esiate business. He's well
and fsvorably known in Texas and elresdv
has . large amount OF properly put In bis
hands for sale.
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sCaLDED.

Harry, on S.vea old sou Of S. @. Miller,
while passing under tho wiudoN Of q resi-
deuce on Ross avenue, yesterday, was 81
yefeiy tcalaed b. INA "A throwing boil.
ing water out oftts window Just 90 BIO was
pLsairg. H. was OCCIDENTAL. The boy was
bsdly soaidfd about the head and body.
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NOTICES.

NToJICE-uNDEk AMI BY AUTHORITY
the city OF Dallas. June S, 1854, sealed propo-
sails WIN be r. ceivcd vt the ofsce Of the City Sec
rotary until Q O'Clock p. M, September J.. 1854,
for lighting the city either by gas or electric
November 10, 1854, The City Council reserves
the right 70 reject any or all bids.
je12 { w. X. PARRY. City Secretary.
NOTICE TO DEBTohs N CREDITORS.
IN The undersigned, whose residence and
most Off re Il at Dallas. Texas, having been duly
appointed adm'nistrator OF the est To OF J. b.
Siermler ger. late OF Dallas county. deceased. alta
regular term Of the county court Of said county.
held for probate and other like purposes, on
the e1st day of May last, her. by notifies all per-
SOM indebted 70 said estate 10 make immediate
payment and those having claims against the
same 70 present them 5uly authenticated within
the time prescribed by Law or they will be post
pom q ~ the law directs. ED. c SMITH,
Thu JANE x 1884. admir-.
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Younger and Better.
Benson's Uapcine Porous Plasters are not
older than all others: bnt they ore belt r
than ali others % cents.
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WANTS.

WAETRD-BY TEXAS STONE COMPANY,
w l2 good laboTrri lo work NJ quarry, and
ono blacksmith. near Aillsap. Enquire At S3i
Main street. 1w
AMELIA FARMER WITH An LEAST
W Two Thousand Dollars capital 10 invest In
~ established aud pnyinf manufacturing busi-
ness, AZ dress MANUFACTURE care ann-
ALp oniCo. II.
MASTED-To RENr a FURNISHED
w house. for the summer. ny n gentleman
with g fmall family Bgst OF reference given.
Address x f. hRRAID oeiac. II
NOTWITHSTANDING MosLEY, DIE.
w bold or Hall safo TO weigh about 1,5OO
pounds, Inquire ~ oficc Of sANGkR BROS,
WANTED A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK.
wen sne Iron for man aud VITO Apply
y1fANTED-A COOK AND PAsrTY COOK
~ Lnngyiow Junolon Holol, A., L..
CEOkE, Fr0orioiorI Jel3.lt
~iITANrED-A FIBsI.uLAss BOOKKEEPER
" desires a situation; tatitiaclon guar antood
heSt OF references a. 10 resi- onflbiliiy, habits,
ability, cic. Coll on or address II, 75 Elm
street DALLAS tl3th
wv ANTE0-ThE TEXAs ENDOWMENT
W Association Will give good and profitable
employment 20 experienced insurance solicitors.
odd 'osa A. NJ Hall, Secretary, 7.3 Main street,
Dallas, Toxas, mayl7.lm
W ANrED-A FfRsr.CLAsi COOK, VINO
" Will also wash aud iron, IN asmall FAMILY;
] NNl NNhtA WIZ OF NhNu 70 ono iullN competent
Aruiv nt 10 Olive street mayS.tf
ANTED-ACrIYE MEN TO CANVASS
~ for our subscription books IN every city aud
o. y In Texat; liberal terms aud permanent
tl.a lymont given. CAL o. or address J. w.
3 tong, 9i2 Main street mar23.tf
Nv TOspOP ATTHEFAToIN.
w Al y J.; hrst-ola y accommodations at
rca'ouahlo RtCt-ONiY ONE DOLLAR AND
Th ENTY FIVE CENTa FER DAY. The bnild-
ing ~ btioa, with tnrte ttairways IN case Of fire.
Located iu thn hu incss portion Oftho city, only
q Q tquare from sirtci-car line, and one square
nom Texas & Pacific aud MiStOurt Pacific depot.
Convenient 10 passengers coming or going over
either road. ONCE open Ril ni. ht. Guests IRE
callDo for nll trains n. Cf EAllY, Proprietor.
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SLlOEl.

GENTLEMEN WHO WISH TO FUR.
NIsHc THEMSELVES WITH FINE
SHOES CAN BE SURE OF GETTING
THE BEST r. THEY AK THEIR
sHoE.DEALERFoR HANAN'sMAKE
OUR GOODS ARE MADE OF THE
FINEST MATERIAL, AND THE WORK
1850 WELL PUT TOGETHER THAT
THE SHOES WILL WEAR AND
KEEP THE SHAPE. ANY FOOT,
SLIM. MEDIUM OR WIDE, CAN BE
FITTED BY A DEALER WHO KEEPS
AFULL LINE OF OUR GOODS. OUR
NAME IS STAMPED ON THE SOLE
OR WOVEN IN THE STRAP. OF Ev.
cry SHOE.
HANAH s. SON.
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Those suffering from Dyspepsia, ~Indiges.
ton. etc., should read the advertisement
n1OoldeniR Liauid Beef Tonic.
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ACADEMY
A Flrstolass BOARDING. SCHOOL for Both
Sexes, Situated ia the Town OF
lraokIin, ,aass 2Chaselts,

Twenty seven niles from Boston on the New
York & New ENGLAND Raj road. The town con
.ains about four thousand inh Abi'nuts. has five
churches. . good town library, and Is withal q
very desirable plGos for an educational instltu'
tloa.
THE BUILDING
Is new and comygodiui; contsins all modern
improvements. aud Is in every way admirably
adapted 20 school purtoses. 1t has been erected
and furnished at a cost OF about 5000, 600, and
Is without DOUBT the most complete Academy
Building In Ne. fng'and.
There are THREE CUlRSES OF STUDY
College Preparatory, Academic and an Eng.
lish Course. The latter is designed 10 az
young men for business.
THU MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
Is thorough and effective in its workings, offer
ing every facility afforded b. the Boston Con
servaiory OF Music, with tho ad jiional advan-
tage of individual instruction. Mr.. JAMES NJ.
TRACY and Miss MINNIE LITTLE have been
long and favorablT known among the teachers
OF d )ston.
EXPENSES.
Including tlltlon. rom rent. heat, light,
board and incidantals, per year. $500. No pu-
pill will DO received under fogrtsen years OF
We ars glad to refer tho public TO Mr.. II. SEE
Lr3sON. Of Galveston, aud Mr.. JOHN F1NNI-
GAN. OF Houston, both CT whom have children
In The school
FAN Term Begins September I'd.
For courses Of study or any information not
conlai ed In this notice. Apply 10 the principal,
L. L. BURLINGTON, A. II,
Frsnklin. MAS.
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PROFESSIONAL

T n. FAlLoR,
|. AnToRNEY.AT.LAw,
Notary Public aud Real Estate Agent,
Abilene. Texes.
II s. MELvEa,
II. ATroREEY-AT-LAW and BANKER,
Seymour, Baylor County, Texas.
Exchange bought and sold on al principal
:, 1TToRNEY.AT.LAw.
Colorado CITY. Texas.
Collections promptly attended %.
NEORaE H. PLowMAN,
And NOTARY PUBLIC
7os Nor.h Side Main street Corner Poydras,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Prompt atgouon 70 butiness.
DOONE " eCARBOROUdH,
LAND and COLLECTING AGENTS,
Sweetwater, Texas.
JOSEPH BOONE. J. B. SCARBOROUGH.
Notary Public.
CEAwfOKD q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
once, No, 723 Main 81.
VI. l.. R,wroRp. w. J.. CRAwFQeD.
n INDSLEY ~ BHADrORD,
Ia ATTORNEYS d CoUNSkLLOR5 ATLAW
7s5 Main stroet Lindsley Buildingh Dallas
Give SPECIAL attention to commercial and ooF.
poration law in tate and Federal oonrts.
GARTER a.. Wniahr.
u ATTORNEYs-AT-LAw,
Ban Angelo. Tom Green County, Texas.
AK. il. HALL HE'LL,
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Residence Boglo's Hotel, 35b Ross Avenue.
Telephone messages 20 BogIe.s ,oi no nii I no, SSo
prompt attention dav or night. "
ATToRNEYs-AT.LAw,
weatherford, Texas.
WIN give prompt attention 10 business In any
OF the courts OF the state. In connection VIII
Mack d. Roach Co Surveyors. do a general
land business. Collections u spcoialty, nr
/. N ROACH. J. NJ. R10AAkDs.
4, .. HELL, County Attornoy...
4. ATTORNEY.AT-LAw and LAND AGENT
Baird; Callahan County, T,vas
XJ II. &-o. @. wEIGmr,
No. us Main street Up-stairs)
Dallas, Texas.
MARSHALL s. sTBAraE,
nj ATTORNEY5-AT-LAW.
No 500 Main Street Dallas, Texas.
Z. T. MARSHALL. W. T STRANGE.
ARNOLD. Glasgow 2 Xss2ID,
GRAHAM, TEXAS.
once In Federal Court building, west aide
Public qnsre. WIN practice In the State snd
Fed~craisCourfs
John w. DORENuS, -
j ATroRNEY.AT-LAw and LAND AGENT
Bryan, Texas
Commercial ~prsctice solicited.
CARswELL . FULLER,
" .ATTORNkYS-AT-LAw,
Decatur, Texas.
r. p. OARswELT. FULLY A.FULtgR-
w Ii. JOHNSON.
W. ATrORNEY.AT-LAW
n NOTARY PUBLIC.
GAINESVILLE, TEXAS.
Reference: Fret National Bank.
Il II. HENRY,
D.. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
AND GENERAL LAMB AGENT,
C,eburne, johnson County, Toxas.
soHas complete abstract NJ all land titles 10
a. ATToRNKY-AT-LAw
Decatur. Texss.
IN ATroRNKYs-AT-lAw,
stephenyilie, Btath County, Tex
II. MILL Z U
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ATHLETIC oLun

The beat smosins a ltno
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AUGUSTA, GA.-DR. j. BRADFIELp: Dear
Sir-I nav handled your Female Regulator
in my business for the past several years
with perfect satisfaction to myself and
cuttomefs. / have found II very salsable.
Yours truly,
w II. BARRETT, Wholesale Drucgist.
Treatise On the Health and Happiness of
Woman mailed free.
BRApFIELD REGULATOR Go,
B1x %. Atlanta Ga.
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FOR RENT.

LUR RENT-TWo NEW COTTAGES, WITH
Il 4 rooms each; water in yard, No, 10 and 7l2
Grlnin street, ono block above Cochran street.
Apply to JOHN WOODS, Grand Windsor Ho-
tai iel5-2t
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NOR RENT-HALF OF A rwo-SioRY
Il double house, most pleasantly and convent
cntls situated. or would rentthree nicely furn-
ished rooms. Foo particulars call at AL Grimm
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hIUk RENT-FUknIsHaD KOUMs, WITH
l. or without board, in private family: now
house In East Dallas, two blocks from Union
depot and street cars. J. y. N. iel5.lt
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GURNIsHED ROOM FOR RENT, WITH
1 board. at 407 Live oak stree. References
...pt,nA teIr.Ot
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TOR RENr-PART OF A HOUSE TO RENT
Il 4 rooms, kitchen and ~hervants room. or
rooms TO rent: reference required. Inquire at
52l Pacific avenue jeStt
nor RENT-A NICE FUkNI L ROOM,
Il cool AM pleasant at S0i Jackson ST, one min.
ute's wall from Depot. ep30u
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7 N. FAILOR,
L. AnTORNEY.AT-LAw,
Notary Public aud Real Estate Agent,
Abilene. Texas.
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FOR ~RENI-NEAR THE FAIR GROUNDS
1 three rooms aud good summer kitchen; line
cistern and well water. Street ears pass In
front OF house. Apply TO wM. A. MASON, op-
no6ite car shols, East Dellas. Nv. Y
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TT 8. MELvES,
ii, ATroREEY-AT-LAW and BANKER,
Seymour, Baylor County, Texas.
Excharge bought and sold on all principal
noiuta.
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VIZ ANTED-sECoNDIHAND MOsLEY, DIE.
w bold or Hall safo TO weigh about i,5O0
pounds, Inquire ~ o0ice Of SANGER BROS,
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EOR RENT-A FURNISHED RKSlDENCE
l. with 4 bed rooms, parlor, dining room, kitch
en- and servants room, with bedding, table fur
nilure, etc for the hummer. Would like TO re-
tain two bed rooms for members ofthe owners
family who would like TO board with tenant;
required; address T., Hesald office,
Dallas. je6-7t
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L,Ok SALE-1HE MOST BEAUTIFUL RESI-
4 dence lot In the city, l acre Of ground, the
west corner of Cochran and Maslen streets;
well improved with man. oonytniorces, fno
elsierr, good well, yari Wen sodded. n large
number OF forest and fruit trees, In an excellent
ueishborhGod, overlooking q large part If the
MURPHY Il BoLAEZ, Real Estate Agents, No;
IA Main ufraMf
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WANTED- A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK.
" werh aud iron for man aud wife. Apply
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Tor sALE-BUsiNkss PROPERTY, VA
| cantaud improved, in and about the usiness
MURPHY d BOLANZ, Real Estate Agents, No.
100 Nein kirlct.
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= 2.scatod Carnsec, horse aud haruesa. a Op.
PEN aEiMkR, corner Eryay and Young ss
inlE.gt
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EUR sALE-RHslDENCE PROPERTY, I'M
l. proved and uuirpf0ved, fans ing from $500
10 si2 zoo, in eysTv portion OF tho city and In
East Dallas by MURPHY & BOuANZ. Real
Estate Agents and Collectors, No. 200 Main 50.
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T1TANTED-A COOK AND PAsrTY COOK
1t Lnngylow Junelion Holol, A. L..
CL'OkE, FrODTlo.Ort lel3.lt
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NTANIED-A FIRsI.rLAss BOOKKEEpER
" cCsires a situation; tatitiaciou guaiantood
best OF references a. 10 resi- onslbiliiy, habits,
ability, etc. Coll on or address H., 715 Elm
street DALLAS tigth
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For any case OF tho following diseases which
the medical fraternity have pronounced incur
able that
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G1oR 5ALE-TWO HOUSES; EACH HOUSE
H. containing four rooms; eisisrns very convc-
105 fees front on Commerce street. Inquire at
1iii Commerce street ic7-lm
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MyAETEn-TO RENr A FURNISHED
w house for the summer by n gentleman
with g small family Btst of reference given.
Address X r., HERALD ofire. It.
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WTAETRD-BY TEXAs STONE COMPANY,
w ~ good labUreri to Vcfk NJ quarry, and
ono blacksmith, near Eillsap. Enquire at S3i
Main ttreet. 1w
The Evening critic., 1884-10-31
EAST WASHINGTON.

The condition OF the tramps, John Hover
and Fred Smith, who were nearly sunocated
by escaping gas from stove in the Eighth
Precinct Station, is said to be critical. Both
ing medical treatment.
thief entered the residence OF Henry NJ.
Paul, No. 100 First street northeast, last
Wednesday night, and made way with every
thing In sight. Among the articles stolen was
a satchel containing large sum OF money.
The Eighth Division OF the Associated Char
tiles met in annual session last night at the
Elghth-street Presbyterian Church northeast.
The following officers were chosen President,
Rev. j. W. Chickering's vice-president, Hon.
W. o. Dodge; treasurer, Charles Junken; sec.
retary, Abraham M. Kanouse; registrar, d. NJ.
Howard; board OF directors, 8. q. Mcdowell,
DR.. j. L. Carpenter, Mrs. W. o. Dodge and Mrs.
Charles Junken. The report OF tue secretary
showed that q considerable amount OF valu-
able work was done during the year, especially
in procuring employment for deserving, In.
dustrious applicants, and that tho financial
the work delayed or hampered for want OF
funds.
Miss Susie Adele Esputa, the accomplished
musician, who has been suffering from a
serious attack OF typhoid pneumonia, has
sufficiently recovered 10 be out again. This
will be good news to the young lady's many
friends.
Coroner Patterson and Deputy Coroner
Hartigan hold an autopsy on a colored infant
at the Capitol Hill Station House yesterday,
and certified that death was caused by neglect
at birth.
James Smith, white man, OF 1907 pennsyi-
vanta avenue southeast was before the Police
Court this morning again for assaulting hiI
| home drunk yesterday and beat her brutal,
while she had an infant In her arms. Ho wa
sent 10 jail for while.
| Nobby Pants TO order, 81. Hamburger's.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-31
LOCAL BRIEFS.


FALL ovorcoats. Eiseman Bros, 9TH &c T..
Mr. Ch,is,ta,, p,,..,..I = .a.,.,t., A.
dny aa n i,ror W n.upPo,s .p was scuepseud az W
nS comniara, S aor IN me criminal court ana MI
John Snii,rau ~" rvm 80 .uvo. ~ :,u ,.,, mann
inc yo,. ai ,,,,,sn WIS sen. 70 Ja'l In,' ,
nIo,bir M, ~ , NJ o. ioI steaing coa' 'oun
De o'oio on stteeti heaI Niu'"'
lbo case of Angelica Allen, charged
with tho larceny OF eli .35 from Charles ossin.
ger on the 1dth instant, was nolle pressed. In
the Criminal Court.
A white ho,, ,,or,od Michoot Garvav vvaz
loo iavish onS a,s,ar,o,,a ~ S,s ann,aTse for
nIe favnri,a n, M pir,a Nt,,snnpe iast mimi.
,or s,h,ch f ~ w 90 ~ uio a a nSo, az to"sav
The young ladies of Ryland Chapel VIII
fold n sociable this evening at the residence
OF Mre. Korts, 212 Thirteenth street south
west. There will be music, recitations and a
pleasant evening generally.
About o'clock Yesterday morning n
coiored man named George King ghorsewhipped
his wife, Maria King, on tho Columbia Road,
"a, Dfaasaot uo than n nocb al nos dorvn
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ALL-HALLOW-E'EN.
The Curious Customs That Ar
PrOper Tonight,

Proper Tonight.
Tonight Will be Halloween. Halloween
is q great night for the small boy aud the
yearning maiden. Tho small boy revels IN
door-bell pulling, dead cats and lively smelling
vegetables. The yearning maiden attempts to
pry Into the future and discover who her life
partner 10 TO be. She has all manner OF ways
OF discovering the coming man. The ceremo.
MES OF Halloween are old, and touch the
ludicrous, but they will be gone through To-
night by many people In this city.
One ceremony by which would-oe' bride
settles the problem OF whether she will be pro-
round Is very funny. The lady nils her mouth
full OF water and runs helter-skelter along the
street for space OF two blocks. II on the way
che swallows or elects any OF the water her
chances arc over for at least twelve months.
Another means OF not only solving the same
question, but OF getting q glimpse OF an In
tended husband or wife, is for the candidate to
hour OF midnight the person glares intently
into the mirror, and, just as the last stroke OF
IL has died away, seee looking over his or her
shoulder the image OF the intended one.
game much played on Hallow E'on 10 div.
ing for chestnuts and apples. The nuts or
fruit are placed In tub OF water, and the
players, with their hands tied behind their
bring up what thoy can In their mouths.
Sometimes long rows OF candle ends, nuts aud
frnit are tied to string across the room. The
players, who are blind folded, walk towards
tho string and, without being allowed to make
use OF their sense OF touch, bite blindly al
the dangling prizes. II they catch candle
end they are compelled to eat 1t. Blind man's
IN, together with fortune-teiling and mesmer
Ism.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-31
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.


large crowd or people assembled In
Armory Hall last night 70 listen TO addresses
by prominent Blaine and Logan speakers
Among those present who spoke were Colonel
j. ID. Slocum, OF New YORK, and Mr.. Sumner
Kirk, OF Washington. Colonel Slocum de-
livered a telling speech which was received
with loud applause by the large audience.
Thomas Gray, colored, was sent to the chain
gang yesterday for being drunk on the streets.
superintendent OF Public Schools Carne Is
having prepared an exhibit for those schools
In this city 10 be forwarded 10 New Orleans
and placed In tho Educational Bureau ia the
Worlds Fair.
The regular monthly meeting OF tho City
School Board will be held tonight
Judge Robert W. Hughes, OF the United States
District Court, 10 quite sick at Abingdon.
The funeral OF Miss Mary Markell, whose
death was mentioned yesterday will take
place Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock.
The steamer Jane Moseley IS receiving some
siight repairs az the lower ehipyard. She Will
go TO Norfolk, and run between that city and
Oherrystone.
james o'Brien and william Conkling vera
detained at the station-houso this m0rning for
trial for disorderly conduct.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-31
THE CAMPAIGN.


NOkth hrOm mHny EthCcbs
The weather was very unfav0rable last
night, but tho Academy OF Music was packed
at an early hour with people anxious to hear
Mr.. Blaine. Ho said that the continuance OF
the Republican party In power meant tho
maintenance OF our currency, protection "
our Industries, our system OF pensions TO sol.
diere, Just Bystem OF settlement on public
lands and the i'm proyement OF the civil-service.
From the Academy of Music Mr.. Blaine was
driven to the Grand opera-House, where thore
was another large crowd. In his speech he
said that tho Republican party had Its origin
IN a combination OF patriotic men. 1t was a
party that began its existence by opposition TO
slavery, and thus inevitably became the pro-
Thirty years Of ofrort and twenty.four years
OF power have certainly vindlcatod the claim
81 me hePublican party 70 naons M he n
popular vote in all the States Is whether that
Industrial system and that financial system,
which 90 hand In hand, shall DO euperseaeea, %
with possible change In our currency sys-
TEN, shall be resorted to by the voluntary con-
sent OF the American people. .
Tho American laborer or mechanic VINO
voluntarily casts his ballot for the elevation 70
power OF party committed 70 free trade CASTS
his ballot for the reduction OF his own wagos.
The associations OF laboring mon are entirely
ineneciual as means OF upholding wages
unless backed by protective tarin. IL Is the
peculiar merit Of the Republican party that
whilo II has earned the right to the Suffrage
and support OF the great industrial class, IL
has never done It in that demagogic spirit
which seeks to arouse the prejudice OF labor
against the rights of capital.
Other Issues are involved In the campaign,
but one which gives bread TO the hungry and
clothing to the naked 10 the frat. Leaving the
Grand Opera-House Mr.. Blaine was drivon to
williamsburg, where he spoke 20 a large
meeting in tho open.air. He spoke III sub.
ietance about the same ns he did at tho
Opera-Hnuse. From 10:d0 to IL 80 Mr..
Blaine viewed the parade In Brooklyn. He
will be in Boston next Monday, whom he Will
be dined and have grand demonstration.
General Logan's Movements.
General Logan left Belleville, Ills, yester-
day, after making speech. He Will reach
Indianapolis in the morning and place him
self in the hands OF the Republican commit
tee till the night before election.
Campaign Echoes.
Governor Cameron was TO speak at the
Market Square In Norfolk last night. Tho
city authorities refused to allow him to speak
there.
Governor Cleveland was cheered at every
stopping place In his trip to Connecticut yes
tcrday. The demonstration at New Haven
was pretty big affair.
Mr.. Hendricks Will have more sense after
the election. In a speech at Springfield yes
terday he arraigned the Republican party for
Its tariff policy.