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Political Notes.


Mr. Blaine was met by large crowds at Stark,
Howell, Fowlerville and WILLIAMSON, Mich, yes
terday. He arrived 1T Howard City after dark last
night, and Was met by company bearing torc'
Gen. John A. Logan was In Cleveland, Ohio, last
night en- route TO Chicago. He said In response to
an inquiry as TO what effect the result In Ohio
would have In November: 's1his settles It, The
action OF the republicans in Ohio means victory all
can party in the future, as In the past, Will be
cesSful."
The following congressional nominations were
made yesterday: Third New Jersey district, Robt.
). Green, dem; l1th Massachusetts district, James
Oliver, peoples candidate; 7th Massachusetts dis
ker, peoples Candidate; Z tn New Jersey district,
Lewis A Brigham, rep; 2d Louisiana district, Mich'l
Hahn, rep, Ia place OF I. F. Harwig, declined; 9th
Massachusetts district, Henry B. lowering dem,
Endorsed by peoples party.
Tue county democracy and Independent demo-
Gratis held a convention in New York yesterday,
and each organization appointed committees TO
confer with other democratic bOiieS
The WinOna, Minn, grand jury yesterday pre-
Sented indictments against the judges at last
springs municipal election and against Fred Bau-
man, candidate ior alderman, for ballot box
stuffing.
In the Methodist centennial conference in Troy,
n. Y, yesterday. there was vigorous discussion
or temperance men, which took political turn
Some speakers denounced st. Johns candidacy as
vicious and untimely, though Mr.. BaScom and
others advocated the election OF ST. John.
Representative Dor5heimer Is making democratic
speeches In Massachusetts
Carl Schurz Is on the stump In New York. He
speaks Tonight In Rochester.
The Vermont prohl0iltOniSts met In convention
at Montpelier yesterday and chose presidential
electors.
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A Democratic View Of the Result in

REPRESENTATIVES, ELLIS THrNKs THERE rs NO cACsE
FOR DEPRESSION, AND THAT CLEVELAND Is CERTAIN
OF NEW YORK, INDIANA, NEW JERSEY AND con-
Representative Ellis, Of Louisiana, says the re-
suit OF the election in Ohio will encourage the re-
puolicans, but will not be depressing to the demo-
Gratis He returned from OHIO Monday after the
close OF the speaking campaign. He thus describes
the situation: "The republicans have carried re-
publican state, Ohio, by usual majority; the
democrats have Carried democratic state, West
sngihih oy an Increased majority. Ii VIII not
eject New York, Indiana, New Jersey or Connectt-
cut. These viii certainly go tor Cleveland la NJ
VetnOef, together with the solid south"
"The democrats" he continued, .sshould not be
discouraged at Tuesdays vote. 1t Is one OF the
largest votes ever cast in Oo and Will reach prob
aDly SOO,o0O The democrats poiled q larger vote
IMAM they ever did before, probably. Look at what
the republicans had TO do to carry the state They
have exhausted thetr treasury and made a show of
thelr Candidate In every way-Side town and corner
or the state. In the last i've days the republican
national committee has Sent 81 400 600 into the
state; i and nd during the Campaign they have spent
over 81 100000. In Maine they spent over &2O0.OOO
Ihey can't do this all along the line In November.
Their treasury cannot be nexhauStible, and when
the people come to know the methods employed In
Ohio they viii revolt against 1t. All the power OF
the federal administration was exerted to the
utmost TO carry this state election. Dudley. with
the whole power OF his office and Official servers,
overran the state. The people In this country
won't stand such methods The honest republi-
cans can't sanction such. What will be the feeling
throughout the country when IL becomes known
that the republican national committee In New
YORK shipped arms into the state. Boxes OF
revolvers and ammunition were received In Ohio
ana distributed among the lowest scoundrels that
ever prowled through an alley or slept In q sewer
pimps. Vagabonds and ptcK-pockets."
How M much money did the democrats spend7"
asked THR STAR man.
"something over ssOoooo. They are not in the
least exhausted They viii carry New York. New
jersey, Indiana and Connecticut I am confident
OF that Dudley and hts agents can't be In ali
these states at once; nor eau Blaine"
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Serious Railroad Ac cidens.
An HN0INEER KILLED AND SEVERAL PASSENGERS
INJURED.

ST. THOMAS, ONT, october 16.-As an express
train on the Canada southern railroad was going
east last night tt ran into gravel train whicn
was pulling out from siding to the m In line
at Tilbury Center The express train consisted OF
baggage, express and smoking cars, TWO rrst-class
and two Pullman coaches The smoking car was
turned upside down, thrown into ditch and
broken into fragment& Dan Cox, the engineer
OF the express train, was instantly killed The
fireman, +. Byrne, miraculously escaped unhurL
The injured are Samuel Woods, Of Fletcher, head
seriously cut; q child named Callignan, OF Toronto
hands burned BY being thrown on stove; an un.
known man, leg badly injured, and A. Sessing,
Of Detroit. badly burned about ieSs
and body. A wrecking train, accompanied by DR.
Smith, the companys surgeon, was at once dis
patched from this city 70 the scene OF the acci-
dent
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Landing the End Of the C0mmercial
Cable

MANHATTAN BEACH, l. L, october l6-Tne Fara-
day, with the commercial caDle, anchored opposite
Coney Island life saving station, about two miles
cred three RATS and at O'Clock commenced letting
out the cable ana coiling It on the RATS At $50 q
Brittle, put on nom the Faraday and arrived at
the island at 8. MI. Brittle examined the landing
place, the trench and the station, which he iound
satisfactory and returned 70 the ship. few nin-
utes after IL two boats we're towed from the Fara-
day by the tug J. H Stranahan with rope TO pun
the RATS ashore and returned. second Ofncer
Hicks who Is In charge OF the boats said the cable
Is nearly all coiled the rarts and he would prob
ably reach the shore with It at O'Clock There is
q strong southwest wind blowing, but there Is not
q very heavy surf Little difficulty will be ex-
perenced In landing the cable The deep sea SEC
ton rom Cans0 is buoyed Is miles from here
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Not Arrested in Ohio.

But DID 60 WITH DETECTIVE TO GET DRINK.
Geo. w. McEitresh and Chas. Hurdle, OF this city,
who were reported in dispatches printed here Sun
day to have been arrested upon their arrival In
Cincinnati, arrived home this morning. MI McEl-
fresh said the nearest he came 10 being arrested
was that he met detective at the depot whom he
knew an0 went with him TO restaurant 10 get d
drink. "There'S not money enough IN ONO" be
said, ITO induce me to Cast an illegal vote"
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CoURT-MARTIAL SENTENcE-The record OF the
court-martial case OF Chief Engineer John W.
Moore, who was tried on the Pacific station on
charges OF neglect OF duty, has been received at
the navy department. The court sentenced him
to six months suspension and the finding was
approved by the admiral commanding the squad
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THE EVENING STAR

iE-NO HF-NO HE-NO EE-NO HE-No
40 Bishop Marvin wrote from China, HE-No
HE-NO .YoU get rssTectab.e China HEM
HE-NO man drink Tea after it has been HE-NO
IIp-No .-..,, f. ,fa ,,,erir,n market RENO
HE--O nlt-d StsfrS-The department. OF Ht-NO
III, 80 A-rcrl ture " siinatpn. in spe- HE-No
HEM cal tea report says The Chi'amen hE-No
HT-NO uayrr irnl, tlr yed tea themselves; HE-No
Ht-NO they are made for tile foreign mar HE->O
urxO ke.p HE-NO
nv, s-r,sto-,,s C,,-c1oreiia Vol Is page HE-NO
HE-NO Coz says: Teas suhIect to vari- HE-NO
HE-NO c4s adGlterI,ious including the COZ HE-NO
BE-NO oriu, 20 improve the looss of infe- HE-NO
HE-NO Nor kinds. The materials used HE-NO
HE-NO P4rlS~ian blue gypsum and indigo" HE-NO
IE-SO Martin Gllet Il Co. recognizing HE-NO
IIE-NO the srilt of the abOv- abuses otter HE-NO
Ii 80 the co'i~Ii ser. through the yrocers, HE-NO
HE-NO a Ia similar to the drunk in HE-NO
HE-XD CLiua, it is called HE-NO. and is HE-NO
uL-NO without the exyeusive coloring. poll HE-No
HF->O i hinx and fancy twisting. usually Hl-No
HE-NO put ON teas shipped 10 the American HE-SO
HE-NO market If siiusly Tea in its nat HE-SO
HE-SO ursl condition. and Is the kind the HE-No
IrExO C.,,i,.se drink themselves HE-NO
HE-NO HE-NO Tea il sold only in the orig HE-No
uE-NO i,ai metal lntd packages. pound, HE-NO
HE-SJ y p,unI and q pound sizes 1t Is HE-No
FE-NO never sold IN JH6 like other teas. HE-NO
uF-xO HE-NO uE-NO HF-NO HE-NO
Ocll
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ST. LOUIS, Octottr lb.-The report OF Master IN
Chane"ry Allen, recommending 10 the United
states court that the receivers OF the Wabash road
be permitted 10 pay Interest on bonds OF the lia-
Nana division OF that road was presented 10 Judge
Treat. and he referred IL back Tor further nform-
uon, with the remark that II the claim that the
division was self-sustaining Is made good he viii
permit the payment OF Interest The receivers OF
wabash have nled the report of their action until
the orders OF the court directing IN m 10 issue their
obligations as receivers In lieu OF prOmissOry notes
10 the amount OF $22333, due May 81. 1884, and
ts5.OOO due January 4, 1884, and all other promis
sorry notes maturing before any different order OF
the court should be made. These notes were
cured by the Endorsement OF Jay Gould, Russell
Sage, Scion Humphreys and sidney Dillon, vino
consented TO the Coninuauce OF their fndorsements
on the new oblgallons This issue In lieu Of prom
tssOry notes amounted 10 g. 036 .666.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-16

ORDERS have been issued to put the Brooklyn
out OF commission at New York, and the Passaic
at Annapolis
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
secretary OF State, Justice Harlan and the COM
missioner OF Internal revenue.
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The Rowing Cham npiOnship.
TO ROW BEACH NJ

LONDON. october I6.-Austraiian adylceS state
that Hanlan Will row Beach for the championship
OF the world on the first Satur ay OF May, 1885
He Will also row Clifford for E2U0 some time WITHIN
the next six months. Both Races WILL occur on the
Paramatta riysE
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TIE VANDAL1A was put out Of commission at
Portsmouth, N. a., on the 14th instant
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THE President has recognized Pedro Soils as vice
consul OF Portugal at New orleans, La
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-16

The B. & O. telegraph company has received
favorable DECISIONS IN ell the Injunction suits
brought against ft 10 Texas by the Western Union
company, which sought 10 prevent the b q D. ex.
tending lines through that GtatA
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COUNT ALvENsLEBEN, the new German minister,
was presented to the President to-day by the Sec
retary or State. The new Japanese minister Will
probably be presented Tomorrow
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Tine Dynamite Sensation In Qaebeos
THEORY OF AN tRIsB LEAGUE nAN-INy4sTIGATIoN-


errBsc. october ie.-John l. sutton, president
OF tAe Sueoec branch OF the Irish league, claims
tnat the man who planned the explosion was
taHilar with the movements OF the workmen-
one eNplosion took place when tile men were ao-
sent. ana TIE other when the fnea were all af one
enc OF the building "Was this proyidential or &C.
corning 10 Tue designs OF the perpetrators There
IL no necessity Tor meetings and apologies dis
ciaimers from anyoody. We have government
ana police, and II proper measures are taken %
1ot SEE any diFcasty In saddiing the right horse.
ferhaps an inquiry consequent upon some future
Poii'icai scandal may develop the fact that the
Iynainlter OF saturday last Can speak much better
trencn than ODonoyan Rosa"
fnNate investigation into the recent explosions
Al .ne farhament house have been begun bcforl
suuse SnauNean, by order of the local government
nt. Suaito0iS Tue contractor, was up Tor examf-
nation yesterday. The workmen While clear lug up
cue ueorls today discovered a copper cap which 70
supisea 10 nave formed part OF one or the internal
uaChineS III II stated here that the government
intend 70 place permanent guards around the par
hanleht noUse and other provincial buildings here
nieAts For ths purpose, Il Is stated several gov.
eIuuleht tmp4oyes have volunteered 10 40 on the
paesoi, anu Will receive extra pay In addition 20
lneir Present salaries
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ONLY oNE-FIFIH OF THE STATE HEARD PROM
Correspondents who assume 20 give maJoritie0
for either party In West Virginia from the excep.
tionaily meager returns are only speculatlng on
probabilities There Is as yet little on which 20
base an estimate Ats O'Clock last night but seven
counties had sent complete Returns Wheeling
special TO the New YORK Sun says that of the
10000 votes cast not oyef 3O0G0 have been heard
from The net republican gain In this number -
96a The same ratio would elect the Npubfcan
ticket by 1900. This Is merely conjecture, and
there Is not The least certainty 10 nnal out
com The democratic state committee Tuesday
night claimed the state by 10000 Last night they
0xed it at 500Q
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Ohio COngressmen Probably Elected.
ELEVEN DEMOCRATS AND TEN REPUBLICANS
The latest returns from Ohio indicate that the
democrats have elected eleven and the republicans

)iStrtCt.
/. BENZ. Butterworth, r,
3. Charles e. Brown, r.
B. JAS. E. Campbell, ID.
(. ChaS, Nj. Anderson, D.
5. Benz. LIE Fevre, d.
8. William ID. Hill, ID.
Z. George E. Seney, D.
3 John Little, K.
3. Wm. e. Cooper, R
D. Jacob Romets, r.
|. w. w. Ellsberry, D.
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ST Louis october l6.-Tbe Baltimore and Ohio
railroad ana tue Baltimore and ohio express COM
pdhlte apphed 10 the L y circuit court here yesfer.
day lor an order restraining the American, Adams
auu MT states eNpress companies from eaIorc-
lhs rule thel nave made 10 rrc I've Oily pntpaid
express matter from tie Baltimore ana Ohio COM
panieS after October 18Th.
CHICAGO, october l6-The Baltimore and Ohio
express company have ried bills In the federal
courts against the Adams. American and United
States express companies, setting forth that these
companies had cunspired together TO refuse the
usual connecting facilities TO the complainant.
having notified II that oa octoDer 18th they would
refusc 10 pay accrued charges on packages des-
timed beyond the Baltimore and Onto uIes as n
customary, and praying an iniunC ton preventing
them lfom CARRYING ont thi, tntenIlpn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
= NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF LIcENsES

ASSESSORS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. 4, October l. lSS45
Notice is hereby given that the 3st day of Octo
ber 1854 will expire all licenses given by the District Of
90 umbia to Apotlec a:ies, Auctioneers, Banks and
Bankers, Bill Posters Brewers, Brokers, Book Agents.
Clam AGENTS, Contractors Cattle Brokers' Commission
Merchants Dealers in Dist lied and Fermented Liuuo
MI mines and Cordals; Disters Insurance Agents. Ice
Dea ers Manuiac urrrs of Illuminating Gas Life and
eTs PropDistors of Bar looms Sample Rooms Tipping
Bowling Alleys Hotels, Livery Stables Intelligence
Ofic junk shops Dealers in Second hand Clothing.
Dealers in Old Barrels Real Estate Age ts Restaurants
and Eating Houses Rectlhers. &c. Theaters variety
Tleat rs.
AL parties engaged in said business trades or profess
sims q,ust promptly renew sal licenses in accordance
bia viz That every person liable for license tax
may fail to pay the same be ore engaging in the bus
mes. shall in addition the license imposed pay
fine or renaty OF not less than $5 than $50
for each offense"
By order OF the Commissioners D. G.
kOBr P DODGE
OClG-3t n a
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Chinese COsnplications,

NTI-ENGIIsH FkELIN6 AAoNG THE kATTvB6
HoNG Kong, october 16-The Chinese govern.
ment has forbidden any trade In firearms between
Europeans and the Chinese The general opinion
here Is that the arbitrary regulations Of the Chi
Deoe officials are rapidly Increasing the anri-Rng.
liSh feeling among The natives
4 RIOT AT HONG KoSG-sEvKRAL PERSONS KILLED.
riot occurred here yesterday. in which the Do
lice We're obliged 10 lire Oh the mob. Several per.
sons were Killed.
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., $685., 1921; customs s410659
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BALTIMoRE. Nd. october l6.-A special TO the
SUI, tim Crlsle.d, Mo, says: flre broke out this
morning al TWO O'Clock In some colored peoples
huts near GoOdsels oyster house. The following
II II list OF the house, Durned:-Goodsells oyster
house, BlzZards DWELLING and Opera House, Hem
tngway's oyster house. Long, ColbuuTne 4 Co q
oyster house and lumber yard stribbs' oyster
house Ihos. Conhof's oyster house and dwelling,
thase's oyster house, Lawson and Woodlands store
aud dwelling, and thirty forty co.ored peoples
dwellings, The fire is not likely TO reach the rail-
road track. Long. tuulbourDe & Co are tho
eaviest losers All that section VI the town, CON-
mencing at Billiards. and running 10 the ektrem0
northwestern pOinl Is burned
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TeleRrapaaic Rrtees.

OHrIOItUu, NY, hfttIdI ody .. uIet ifdlue BCUte
were burned here yesterday. Loss, xl0,0UQ
The Funeral Of Miss June AOlmes.
The funeral OF Miss June Holmes, the young lady
who was fatally burned while lighting q vapde
stove on Tuesday evening. will take place to-inorA
row afternoon al three O'Clock from the Univealissl
church at The corner OF 18TH and streelA Her
fellow students OF the high school Will attend tho
obseQues The services vii te conducted by Rev.
Alexander Kent, The pastor OF The church, ana the
remains Will be buried at Oak HILL Mrs. HolmeS
the mother OF the dead girl, who has been In Louis.
vile for some time In charge OF The exhibit og th0
bureau OF education, arrived home today.
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Notes from Wall street.

NEW YORK. Wall street. October i6-MeasrS. J.
S. Morgan, OF London, Drexel, Morgan 4 Co., Of
New York, and Drexel & Co., OF Philadelphia, this
morning advertise for bids FOR the New York Gen.
tral per cent debenture bonds s6suO,uD. The
bonds are offered at l02 ant accepted Interest
payable 10 per cent at time OF subscription and
balance on or before November LIST next, at the
option OF the subscriber.
The stock market opened Irregular, advanced
slightly, ana then became weak and lower.
Canada southern dropped per cent to31h; Z. Il
& Quincy ~ 10 l20h, and the remAiLdrr OF the
list y 70 per cent Pacific Mail Was nrm st 65k
assa&.
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BOSTON, october l6.-Quite heavy fall Of snow
Is reported THIS morning from New Ipswich, Exc
ter and neignbOrlng low ms In New Hampshire Ie
was the nrst OF the season
DOVER, n. b., october l6-A enow storm Last
Ing four hours and gresating one and oDe-haR
inches occurred at A,lon bay this morning. slight
snow falls are reported throughout Stra0oo
county, n. H., ana York county, Me-
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kilograms to The Star.
OHIO ELECTION RETURNS.
The Republican Majority
About 10000.
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT
HANLAN. TO ROW BEACH AGAIN.
THE SANITARIANS IN COUNCIL.
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT
HANLAN. TO ROW BEACH AGAIN.
THE SANITARIANS IN COUNCIL
QUEBEC's DYNAMITE INVESTIGATION
republican Majority About 10000.
Charges and Counter Charges.

Republican Majority About 10000
Charges and Counter Charges.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
COLUMBUS, october lS.-Full election returns
have not yet been received at either OF the head
quarters, although the managers on both sides
agree that the republican majority Will be about
1000. The Jo,1rndt this morning prints the un-
omcial majorities In So OF the 81 counties or the
state showing a net republican majority OF 10, aSs
The counties OF Carroll and Geauga, which
Included In the list. gave majority OF 1865 In 1872
estimating the same majorit!es for this year would
give the state 10 the republicans by l2 sa7 Some
or the majorities estimated by the journal are
known al republican headquarters to be detective
All the returns will be In tonight, and Chairman
Oglevee says the majority Will not fall below ten
thousand.
Charges and counter charges are whispered
among the veteran politicians TO the conduct OF
the campaign. One OF the best Informed demo-
Gratis sent here from the east TO assist the Ohio
brethren, said last night that the defeat OF the
democrats In Hamilton, Cuyahoga, Montgomery
she aba reai rsiaS was que 20 complete sell by
In Cincinnati The republicans charge that the
democrats have purposely held back returns from
democratic votes deposited tn order decrease the
republican majority. Neither OF these assertions
are accompanied oy proofs OF their truthfuness. o.
By Associated Press.
Estimated Republfc8u Pluralifv f0 S6S
COLUMBUS, O., october l6-Unoficial returns re-
celved last night from all but five OF the counties
In the state show republican maIorIties OF 45,1ga
and democratic majorities OF d ,399 The net re-
puolcan plurality Tor the state Is now estimated at
lOS65
Additional figures on Tuesdays election are as
IonOwS: Lorraine county, republican majority,
2.175, republican gain OF 37s; Medina county. re.
publican majority, l.200. a republican gain or 4aO
and TTumbuil county. republican majority $780, a
republican gain OF I,I92.
The London Times ON the Result.
LONDON, october 10-The Times this morning
devoies leader to American politics apropos OF
the election. Some OF the noteworthy sentences
are as fooWs: Ohio continues loyal to the republi-
can party. It's unlikely that she will reverse the
major ty OF 5000 In November The presidential
contest is now narrowed 10 New York and Indiana
No great issues have been raised during the cam
paign. The personal question has been more de-
pated Than the tartn or civil service reform When
the election has been decided Tree trade viii proba-
ably become the dominating and dividing question
in America.
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MY SON WAS PROS RATrD B. MAi.ARIAL
4f1 fever, with typhoid symptoms and though he ad
the best medical attendance Incapacat- Tor bllS
hess fora long time Browns Iron Bit rs made him
as we'll as ever. 1t is the best tonic made j. l. WHIT
AhEk, 1910 T. street Northwest. ocll
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LECTURES.

NFENOKY.
vi FREE LE' TURE ON THE ART OF MEMORY
by Prof A. s. BOYD, at y. II. e. A. Building 14O9 New
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. Il. at 7 80 O'Clock.
Public nvitei ocl6-2t
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"FoLGRR PARK"-In accordance with the desire
Of the President the park situated between I'd and
Sd streets east and iptersected by North Carolina
avenue, now known as Providence Hospital square,
Sno % 1e hereafter designated as .Folger Park" IN
hon. Charles j. Foger
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MIR L B. NJ CARTNEY 759 nth STREET
W1 northeast says: Browns Iron Bitters has Won
ent health to its use Ny mother aso So has had her
youth M renewed to considerable extent An grateful
surance that It will beneas all CASES Of weakness aud
malaria" cell