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EfAv1yG Ex1.Rarp OrR

HAv1ye ESL,Rorp OrR
REPAIR DEPARTMENT
And added greatly improved machinery We are now
Enabled 10 t1Ir1. work with expedition Ladies
having Sewing Machine of any kind repair will
please drop US postal and one Of Inachnists will
call AT your house promptly We assure our patrons
good honest work prompt and polite attention
dealing every u No expected unless entirely
isaCory All work warranted. Refer OJO ladies
III the city of WASHINGTON whom reIsired Sc wing
MACHINES FOR the past Is years. c. AUERBACH corner
t aLd Eext door Auertac his Gents furnishing
Hat II ore Arucy for the New American No. ! and
Ctier firSt Class NaCEllIes mhy2
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ARRANGEMENTS FoR MINISTER Hrxr's FusE-

THE {. s. S. PowHArAN passed Cape henry L.
day bound for Newport
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SEAsoSABLE GooDs FoE LENT.
Poneess Sardines Barataria Shrmps tfresh from the
gut( Russian Cav.ir Little eek CLAIMS Clam Chow
der, Fresh crab Meat Picked Oysters.
A. chovies in Oil, Anchovies in Salt Anchoyy Sauce
Anchoyy Paste. Pottrd Yarmouth BoateIa
Smoked Salmon, Smoked Halbut Fresh Salmon
Fresh Lobster Fresh a. kerel I esh Broied Macke'
rel Fresh Broiled Mackerel in Tomato Sauce Bopeess
Herring. Soused Macherel.
GEO. E. KENNEDY l. SON
Fine Wines. Liquors, Champaznes &c,
1Ahl4 1909 street northwest
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SUPERINTENDENT FRENCH ExoNERATFp-The
committee appointed to examine the charges OF
favoritisln and dishonesty against C. J. French
the superintendent OF the NTH division railway
mail service, have made report to the Postmaster
General completely generating him.
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FURNITURE. FuRs1rURE. Furniture.
SOME OF THE BARGAINS WE WILL OFFER FOR
i FEW DAYS:
Ash Chamber Suite pieces with Landscape Mirror,
II 3d. for S31. 50
Ash haluber suite. 10 pieces 10 30 Mirror. S45.
Cherry Chamber Suite, with Landscape Mirror 1880
&45.
Same Suite in Ash &.5
Ash Chamber Suite, Marble Top. 10 pieces 20 90
Mirror $50.
Mirror 10 80 S27 so
~ Marble Top Cherry suite Mahogany Panels Brass
Ornaments Iand>capc Beveled Mirror. g 30. sos
Walnut Chamber suite, 10 pieces, Marble Top, $50,
SINGLETON Il HuEkE.
mh25 stl Market space and sos and 80 Sth street
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AUCTION SALES.

"EEkS L CO., Auctioneers
w 63I Louisiana Avenue.
opp City Post Office.
THURSDAY. APRIL THIRD,
AT Ten A, NJ IN FRONT OF AND
WITHIN SALESROOMS,
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE AND
EFFECTS
-PARL0R SUITES, CHAMBER SETS. 6c.
WITH GENERAL COLLECTION OF OTHER
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ChOCkERY,
CANNED GOODS.
AND TO CLOSE ACCOUNTS. 100 VOLS. BOOKS,
JEWELRY &c 1t
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Decision In an Important District Case
In Ale NaUdria.
A DECREE FOR TuE DIsTRrC7


The case OF Hay agt> the Alexandria and Wash
ington Railroad company and Others which was
argued in February before Chief Justice Waite and
Judge Hughes, was decided in Alexandria this
morning, the opinion being read by Judge Hughes.
The case involves the question OF the guaranty Of
the bonds OF the Alexandra and Washington rail-
road by the city Of Washington and the validity II
the mortgage executed 10y the railroad company 10
j. II. and A. I. Bradley 10 secure the city for Its
guaranty.
The court Sllstans the 6eht due tho District n
Columbia as the successor or the city " aShing-
ton. as first lien upon the road. subject. however
10 claim OF the Alexandria. ana FredvTicksbur.
railroad company on the west part of the road Tor
certain improvements put upon IL 10y said company.
The amount due the District il sl5i3i0 he original
sum OF $4,000 having been more than doubled 10y
the accumulation OF interest.
Hay, the plaintiff. was represented by Gen. H. II.
Wells, the Alexandria and Washington railroad
company by Hon. Wayne MaCI ea.ll. the AleXan-
dra and Fredericksburg railroad company by
Francis L. smith, esq, the District OF Columbia by
Gen Eppa Hunton and Francis Miller. and other
parties by John Selden. ESQ., H. q. CiaUEhtun, esd,
e w. WattleS esq. and Leonard Marbury, esq.
The several parties appealed 10 tie supreme
Court OF the United States
The decision directs the sale OF the road, but the
appeal SuSpends all action until the linal decision
OF the case by the supreme Court.
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DUNCANsON BROS. Aucroneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
FRONTING on TENTH STREET BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTHWEST -
By virtue Of deed of trust dated April & 1890 -
and recorded In 1ber No. 942 folio III ct seq one !a
Of the land records OF the District of Columbia and LII
Cubic .qssiHn' II frPnt Of the Grsmises sATTR
A-HAIF O'CLOCK p. Lot numbered six (SI in v si.
subdivision 81 square numbered three hundred and
thirty nve 33 said lot fronting eighteen a feet and
six so inches on Tenth street northwest and runninS
back west with the same width ninety four to
an alley together WI the improvements consisting 81
two story Brick DWELLING with back building, being
pT T. ~. t.AE re heh.h street northwest
fnsr with the interest and expenses Of sale IN cash
purchasers notes secured by deed trust on the
erty sold aud bear1g interest from date sale win r.
taken A deposit OF $40 required at time of sale
Terms 70 be complied with in days from day Of
sale. All conveyancing aud recording ut pnrchsssr.
cost. ANDREW X RE1IW
nn-o-oNus Trustee
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REMOVAL
JOSEPH F. PAGE,
Who has occupied the old grocery stand at the corner OF
18th aud streets northwest for the past years.
viii Remove his stock Of Fine Groceries April LIST to
the store formerly occupied by B. ". Reeds Sons.
No. 1216 T street northwest,
where he will be pleased to his old friends and pa
irons and hopes by strict attention to business and fair
dealing to merit the patronage Of all mh2s ct
Stall No. "a, fth street wing Center Market.
Do. 421, Northern Liberty Market.
Do. 81, street Market.
Frankfort and Vein Sausage specially. mh20 I'M
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BROS. Auctioneers.

II
EXTENSIVE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUSE
no ID FCkN1tt RE THE CONTENTS or tx
kg0MS, AND WHICH WE PARrLY Emu MEK.
ATE Low: PARLOR FURNITURE. UPHUIS s.
TERED IN SILK PUSH AND RAW SILK:
WALNUT NJ. T BEDROOM FURNITURE; Nj. r
TABLES LACE AND DAMASK CURTAINS
LAMBREQULNS. EBONlZED CURTAIN POIES'
WALNUT EX TABLE AND CHAIRS FRENCH
PLATE MIRROR WITH EBONiZED FRsNF
HALL CHAIRS Nal n +. IA L RACKS:
IAKLOR HALL. STAIR AND BLDkOOM CAR
RKUss, Is AND sMYRNA RUGS oil PAINT
EOBES (Single AID Double). CANE SEAT AND
OTHER ROCKERS. CAMP AND OTHER CHAIRS
NJ. +. AND OTHER COTTAGE FURNITURE
FEATHER BEDS AND PILLOWS; HAIR SHJ OK
AND cotton TOP NJ ,TrRESaES: LARGE
RATTAN ARM CHAIR AND ROCKER. Nh T.
NOT. HEA ING AND COOKING STOVES,
KITCHEN TABLES AND SAFES
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DIsBARRED-The Secretary OF the Interior has
disbarred from practice before the department j.
&. Bigelow, OF this city, and G. II. Chandler, OF
Harris City. Butler county. Pa
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
HE.So TEA

HE.so TEA
HE-Nc Is simply in natural condition that IL.
without coloring polishing fancy twisting 1t can
be sold less price than other fine eas He tes 10
sold only in the metal lined psckages-Quarer, half and
pound sizes-thus preserving the strength and dner
flavor Of the tea.
H~ No Tea Is sold By al srocers The trade supplied BY
MARTIN GILLET Co.
Established 1911 Im9-6ml Baltimore.
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lust RECEIVED ANOTHER SUPPLY OF THE
q Patent Perfect Razors best quality guaranteed.
and exchange able satisfactory 50 each at the
Rodgers Cutlery store &S7 Pennsylvstia mh8- I'm
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u. I1-LAENIS, u. q /. Ealt mon
lI9 = l. LORD, t.,l,FI I-.-s.-.,.--s- . o.
FI'HE GREAT

1o, I3Tr 4Es S%5EiH. Visit 1S iI5 81 Tnwrs7.
= LItEcT S1s i,iIsE .5I al 80, HiN /
10 Pittsburg and he Wtrt Ghcaso iIlnisSd E.prez,
80 II: eAiiy Win ssel.I.- Car from Hslgiss ARK
L Sincinnaii 3s.tfTn tAIr.,s 50 ; day. with
S-icaEo. Via Columbus as. 6 -. L. & / K; r. wi;h
q m daily f6r Pts 1rG lid al the " We ftfgssi
isifss sles ,f ga ivn i' fsGaS@
Fer ErIe. Cana dai-ul Rochester. T'.faIJ Niagar,
M4sRgtoi to i.oestrr ana @ i 10 Bqsi rs
Tat lavIL1 ashnSton Oh SATURDAY IsEt Nil not
3oi HIsnlsl ort. Lock Haven and LlIlira. sts4Ol n
yCI Nt~ I0!k aad The East i = ~, 10 .-oa rn1.,
%" le'0o and II rs l III. ON sunday -. lo:ooand
p m i dsy sScpi SunGsy % @i '''s o'i@
q IL sion wltEout change. l.lUo e.ery week Jay
IeI Eroes i5n T. al tlrurh trains connect a. 1er
e. 1 with te1ts Ct bt.os!n AIme1 ; at1ras
rage scress New ork City. "
and y IN On sunday n5 so loo and II * p Pm
ItI B,s,h. lures 40 T. daily eI 1@ sunday
80 ~. AZ. { 81 TAO 1000 and II IL 2. N. On
TunAS saolU-so n-.4 o. 80 80. IOOU AID ll:I5
70, i9It.s Greek Line go n. and I,4op daily
(, AhhAio-s 80 IN and lOp m daily. e1ceptSan-
EAiit AST AfhaAsbia ASD SssaisG Gus
1er "a A.aar ara 81 20 e2s II o5 and II IS air.
20 -, 80 - % and II IS pm suadayat
1s, Rs, no,d ard The seutf 3s and IL .os Am daily
arails leave Ae1.nsGr 4af teI Rsshdas MN
al ,n ~ ~ n 20 so, 81. 10 &; and 10 s0p
an. "a and lost pm -' ''00" anu A''A'
1ich's and formation at the of &C. norhea., corner
i.sn whsrs orders be Tor the chscspx u me 6s
j Il WOG 3D. YES aiss sna TeSsldences
CHAS Z PCGH. General Manaser n~ef A~e Ell
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.
EMPEROR WILLIAM ILL
BERLIN. April 2.-Emperor William is confined to
An AMERICAN HORSE SECOND.

LONDON, April AT the Northampton meeting
Today the race for the Great NorthamptonShire
STAKES was won by the Duke OF Hamillon's colt
Loon RAMA; LOrillard's colt Comanche second.
ElleSmereS fuy Lizzie third There were seven
starters The last betting was 10 against Loeb
KAMA, TO against COmanche, and 10 &C atnSJ
Lizzie. Loeb KAMA won by three lengths
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f. p. HueuEs MAnKEr.
Corner Of 9Th and streets northwest

PORTER HOUSE STEAK. lie. h.: sirloin, l5c ID:
Round Steak l2c ID: Best Rib Roast 15c H.; Is lbs
Granulated sugar soc 10 lbs Coffee Sugar 75c: 10
lbs isht Brown sugar 7oc; Best Irish Potatoes 81 70
Goldfish, &c 10.
Ali goods delivered free mb7am
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN1M
Il PIf0E ED PROPIRTY ON NEW JERSE AVE
NIt. On STREET. ON F! tiST STREET EAST
AND ON VIRGINIs aypIHr ~ Wv - oAAsI-1-A IL
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The Aol making most DESTROYS and attractive collec
ton Of wel-kept Furniture at Auction
On FRID Y MORNING. APRIL FOURTH 1924 he.
ginning at TEN O'CLOCK, will sell at the residence
No 500 18TH street northwest cry superior assert
ment Of II susehold Goods as mentioned above being
leaving the city and to which cordial IL the at
tention of dealers and the public GENERALLY
mh31-4t DUNCANSON RIOS Aucts
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HENRY COLLEGE LOTTERY.
$4,000 FOR So.

Eighth regular monthly drawing will care
Masonic Hall. Masonic Temple Building, in Covington
, Ky.
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The Outlook in Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, October Goth Colonel New,
Chairman of the State Central Committee, says
the Republicans will carry Indiana. He bases his
opinion on two careful canvasses, one made in
July and the other about three weeks ago
Still another canvass is now making, and will
be mainly for the correction of the second one
The Democrats have no hopes of carrying this
State. They are striving 10 carry the Legisa-
ture aud re-elect Senator Voorhees,.
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THIS MoRNrNe,s NEWS.

In New York Saturday Government bonds were
quoted at 1909 for Is of 1907; 1929 for 41as;
sterling, 81 Sl@4 ST. 100 for IS; silver bars,
1881.
silver in London. 5c5sd; consols, 1o1 11-16d;
r per cent. United States bonds, extended, 105;
IS, 1243s; AS, 116A.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
at $685. cents.
Mining stocks were fairly active in San Fran
cisco Saturday morning. Prices for the past
two DAYS have exhibited an upward tendency.
Blaine went from Chicago to Milwaukee, Sat
ur,lay, where he was the recipient of addresses
from the Germans, Irish and workingmen. He
delivered brief speech there and also spoke at
Racine, returning to Chicago in the evening.
After receiving an address from large delega-
ton of Chicago Germans he spoke to an audience
of 10000 persons and reviewed procession of
% GOO men in uniform. At II P. NJ. he took Il
train for the East
Louis A. Hildreth, for over twelve years Post
master at Chico died at that place yesterday
William Donnell met with Il frightful death
near Pike City, Sierra county, Friday night.
snow fell heavily yesterday at Cheyenne,
Wyoming.
shot and killed Tom Diamond.
The celebration of the Montefiore centenary
was general throughout the East yesterday.
George W. Whipple, brakeman, was run
over by a freight train Saturday night at Tucson,
A. T., and killed.
1t is proposed to hold a National Cattlemen's
Convention at st. Louis November nth
Butler denies that he made any bargain with
Secretary Chandler in the interest Blaine.
A hard glove-ight of six rounds took place
Saturday near Pittsburg.
deserted wife killed herself and child in
Philadelphia Friday.
Mrs. johnson poisoned two of herstepchildren
in Calhoun county, W. Va, and then committed
suicide.
An attempt to assassinate King Leopold of
Belgium is reported.
A firm has failed in Moscow, Russia for over
Sl,0O0,000
The franchise bill passed its first reading in
the British House of Commons Friday night.
A peerage has been created i'll Japan.
Clawson has been found guilty of polygamy
III Salt Lake.
An immense demonstration in favor of the
abolition of the House of Lords took place in
London yesterday.
In Italy, yesterday, there were 43 new cases of
cholera and 10 Deaths most OF them at Naples.
The three-mile sculling match near ST. Louis
yesterday between Teemer and Gaudaur, was
declared a draw
Blaine arrived at jamestown, n. y, Saturday
night, where he spent Sunday. Tonight he
will pass at Elmira, reaching Jersey City, Tues
day evening.
statue in memory of the late President Gar
field was unveiled in ST. Louis yesterday
Cleveland is to have a grand reception this
evening at Newark, n ].
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Proposed Whoop-up for Mrs. Beecher's
Gond Row.

NEW YORK. October 26th.-Governor Cleve-
land and staff and the Albany Democratic Pha-
lanX viii arrive on the West Shore road in Jcr-
Sey City az 5 o'clock Tomorrow Governor Alb
bolt and his statf, and the Newark committee
men, VIII receive the Governor there, and es-
cort him to Newark. Arrived there, the two
Governors and their stats viii proceed to Ed
ward Balbach's for dinner and Il private recep-
ton. After that viii come public reception Mt
the Grand Opera House, which will be hand
somely decorated This viii last two hours or
so. Then follows the parade. II will be
viewed by Governor Cleveland from a platform
III front of the City Hall. The procession viii
start at o'clock, and be headed by the Seventh
Regiment band. 1t will be in charge
Of MajoT-General Z. T. Storrs, com
man5er of the uniformed clubs of Essex
county. The finishing touches were given
in Newark last evening to the arrangements for
the grand demonstration on the occasion of the
Essex county, and is the fret native Jerseynan
ever nominated for the Presidency Of the United
states. His native county, therefore, promises
to give Inn Il welcome on Il monster scale.
Acting upon the suggestion OF the Essex County
Democratic Club every Democratic organization
of Newark and the surrounding townships have
been getting ready for the last five days to
witnessed in New jersey. invitations have been
sent 10 clubs in all directions, and scores Of
them have signifcd their intention Of coming.
They include the Hudson county clubs, LOO
strong the Plainsieid. Elizabeth, Paterson, or
ange, NorristoWn and 0thcrorsauizations. Even
Philadelphia viii be represented ana Albany
viii contribute its quota in the persons Of the
Democratic PhalanX of that city. II is expected
that from 15.0G0 10 2a,0)0 persons viii be in line
III the parade which takes place in the evening.
IL Is expected that over lU0,UO people viii be III
the streets TO witness the pageant.
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Cannot Swallow Free Trade.

BINGHANToS q. ", October Goth. j. ].
JUNO, prominent member of the Working
mems party, and several times candidate for
Office in this State, has addressed letter to the
sons why they should vote for Blaine. He had
previously been active for Cleveland, but could
not agree with the free trade principles of the
Democracy.
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FOR CONGRESSMAN (TnlRD DIsTRIcr):
JOSEPH MckENNA.
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The probibitionisfs mot Saturday evan
inc and nominated = FIJI ticket With r 4
Bcnrhley for Mayor
M CIT. l,,',,,-o,,.;o., g a.. 49,.
Party nominated rs Eollacb for Nayor
aud Endorsed The Tnd4nenlont ticLet
-. -. -. -, 90
Dui1'S nc pas "ecN 90 nm lsrs'I'lS
eI''tItI inc INNS 81 ,iie ,'.'e' ~ OF mem
Stopping OK ,5 at Ghtre''t points before
reaching SAN i''ilclSco'
=, purlns me week ending October 2ith
1neFe We're ~ 'l,i's Itc"fdt" At me Health
;'.'''9 o. ieii''''e a. O'ucaSii'S o.
'',','+'''i'''''
Mrs. Stow, candidate for the Vice presi-
dency on the Equal Rights ticket, held a
grand ratification meeting in Mctropoli-
tan Temple Saturday afternoon. She Was
assisted by girl with banjo and about
one hundred spectators.
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The Boosted Economy of the Democratic
PARTY

WASHINGTON, October 2dth. - Secretary Nc
Pherson, in speech delivered here last night,
in reply to Bayard's eXultant boast in his Brook
lyu speech that the. Democratic party, when ii
power, had been scrupulously economical of
the peoples money and regardful Of the public
interests brought ont some interesting and for
gotten facts He produced the report OF the
FostiHaSterGenoral to Congress in December,
800, during Buchanau's administration, from
which he showed that waste was the rule in
those days in the Postotiice Department: that
nearly 100000 were squaaGcred IN excessive
allowances 10 star rOnte contractors in The last
two years of that administration. liz 1855 this
waste OF the public money amounted to nearly
S@,590C9l; the following year to S2GG0,G OF q
highest estimates put upon the recent star route
contracts
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Unity Club Meeting, Tuesday Evening.
BY order of HENRY MCCAIN, JP..
President.
W. B.. r. S. o27-1t%
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REc0RD-UNION
The REcoRp-UN1oN is the only paper G

The REcoRD-UNIoN is The only paper on
the coast, outside Of San Francisco, that re-
ceives the full Associated Press dispatches
from all parts Of The ,rorld. Outside Of San
Francisco 1t ! as no competitor, IN point OF
nan,bers, in It's home and general circulation
throughout The coast. [
S. c. Beckwith, q Tribune" Building, Ne'c
York, sole agent for the Eastern States. Nm.
Cameron, No. NeuC Montgomery street, San
Francisco, special agent for San Francisco and
,icin;ilL
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FOREIGN.
:. Down with the Lords.

LONDON, October 2Gth.-A monster Radical
demonstration, in favor Of the abolition of the
House of Lords. was held in Hyde Park to-day.
over 100000 persons were present. A long pro-
ccssion with bands flags, etc, marched through
the principal streets. The marchers groaned
Conservative Clubs at the West End. Many
banners were displayed, bearing such inscrip-
lions as Down with the Lords and D." The
liberty, and must be abolished" Speeches were
delivered from nine platforms. Miss Jessie
Craigel, the well-known agitator, presided at
one of the platforms. Resolutions were passed
declaring the House of Lords to be useless and
dangerous, and ought to be abolished. No
speeches were made by members of the House
of Commons.
Cholera Reports.
ROME, October 26th.-It is reported to-day that
III Italy there were AZ new cases Of cholera and
~ deaths-most of them at Naples.
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co UNITY TICKLE
FOR SUPERIOR JUDGES:
T. Il. McFARLAND........ Sacramento
w. &. VAN FLEET.~...-...Of Sacramento
ASSEMBLY nStn District)-F. ID. RYAN.
doth Dstrict)-C. 4. JONES.
" Goth District Roll
LISTER.
sheriff.. w. WILSON.
AUDITOR AND RECORDER-J. HENRY MIL
LER.
COUNTY CLERK-W. Il. HAMILTON.
DISTRICT ATTORNET-H. l.. BUCKLEY.
TREASURER-GEO. +. KUCHLER.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR-F. H. Russell.
CORONER. FRANK CLARK.
SURVEYOR. c. PIERSON.
SUPERVISORS DIST District)-B. U. STETNNIAN
20 I'd District)-S. J. JACKSON.
cd Districtj-GEO. o. BATES.
9th District)-G. c. McMUL-
LEN.
g 9th District)-L. III. FASSETT.
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Attention, Blaine Hat Brigade The
Brigade is hereby ordered to assemble at Wig
wan, THIS (Monday) EVENING at O'Clock
sharp, for Parade and Drill By order of
E. J. DEpUE, Commander.
C. Fl pI-EUUAH Secretary O2,-It*
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a Sop to the Democratic Cerberus.


NEW YORK. October 27th-A. M-The Herald
yesterday had specials from the doubtful States,
going to show that all is safe for Clevelands The
following are among its kilograms
PORTLAND or, October 26th.-CloSe estimates
place this State at 1000 or less majority for the
Republicans. The indications are favorable for
reductions on that. L. j. JEFFEEY,
Chairman of the Democratic State Committee
INDIANAPOLIS, October 25th.-Indiana will cast
$4,000 votes. Our organization is complete.
The Democrats are very Sanguine of success, but
great work is yet before us. The doubtful vote
of our State is 24000 The battle is for that vote.
We believe we are all right Such enthusiasm
on the part of the Democrats has never been
equaled in Indiana. EB. HENDERSON,
Chairman of the Democratic State Committee
FLINT (Mich.), October 26th.-Reports received
from all parts OF the State indicate the election
OF the entire Fusion State and national ticket.
Nothing but corruption funds will prevent it.
JEROME EDDY,
Chairman Democratic State Committee
CHICAGO October 26th.-If the election were
held to-day there would be not 5000 Republican
majority at most Harrison would run 5000
ahead IF the Democratic electors, and would be
elected. This statement is very conservative.
The poll so far as a poll is practicable, and
estimates where it is not, make the state stand
to-day: Cleveland 32S 99j Blaine, 32i. 70S: But
Ter ~ 900. St. John. - 600.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-27
Three-mile ScuIlinr Match

ST. Louis, october 26th.-John Teemer and
Jake Gandaur we'd single scull race, three
miles with u turn, on Creye Cuur Lake this
afternoon, Gandaur being given five seconds the
start. On the straightaway Tecmer drew UP to
within a length and half, and on the return.
when half a mile from the iniSh they were
even. 1t was magnificent struggle the rest OF
the way home, neither being able to gain any
advantage. The Judge decided it an even race.
and that it must be rowed over Teemers time,
unofficial was 2od,S