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Rev Henry Morgan has engaged one hundred
pairs of scales from Fairbanks d Co., for the
benefit of the working people and the poor that
they may not be cheated in their coal The
scales win be placed in every police station and
every ward branch of the associated charities.
The rich he claims, who buy coal in large guam
titles, get it cheap and get full weight while the
poor have to be satisfied with high prices and
small weight.
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Winds of Evening.

The winds they call tickle
To me are faithful still;
Those evening winds just stealing
SO softly DER the hill.
AS eft they come, they bring me
A CLEAN of early CLEANS,
shade of olden shadows
dream of other dreams.
All well do I remember
How once their weary wings
They rested on the roses,
To whisper wondrous things.
And read my hearts deep story
To other hearts unknown,
NY bosorn's precious secret
A secret all my own.
And stiT with them l welcome
A CLEAN of early CLEANS,
shade of olden shadows
A dream of other dreams.
Louise v. Boyd.
,usL1N Ind, February, 1884.
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Chicago, st. Louis & Pittsburg.
Depert--New York, Philadelphia Wash
ington Baltimore and Pittsburg
Express. daily, s-.-----.-.-.---. 425 am
Dayton and Columbus Express, ex.
cept Sunday .----------..-...-...10 45 am
Richmond Accommodation ---.... 400 pm
New York, Philadelphia, Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Elk
press. daily s.. h.-.-----..-...-. 4:53 pm
Dayton Express except Sunday. 4:55 pm
Arrive-Richmond Accommodation, except
Sunday .....-..-.-......-...-... 94O am
New York Philadelphia, Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Tx
press, daily. Observation-Disclosures .1I:37 am
Columbus and Dayton Express ex-
cept Sunday .-..--..-........... 5:27 pm
New York, Philadelphia Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg EX-
press, daily ...---..--.----...,.-.1o 1920 pm
Dayton Express, daily, except Sun
day .lO:2O pm
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KOKOMo, P. c. & ST. Il. r.. Re
Depart-Louisvile and Chicago Express
p. -..........-... HOO am
louisville and Chicago Fast Elk
press, daily 1044 pm
AIrive-Chieago and Louisville Fast Express
daily, s--.-...-.------.-.-...-... 1853 am
Chicago aud Louisville Express,
p. c.--.-....-....-........- 1884 pm
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The Peonls,s Worldwide Vsrdiot.

BURNETT's COCAINE has been sold in every
civilized country and the public have rendered
the verdict that it is the cheapest and best hair
dressing in the world
BURNETTs FLAvoRING EXTRACTS are invari-
acknowle dyed the purest and best
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JeffersonvilIe. Madison & IndianapoIis,

Depart-Southern Express. daily, s--....... 40 am
Louisville and Madison Express 80. 1925 ann
Louisville and Madison mail, p. c.. $50 pm
Louisville Accommodation, daily,
r.c--.-...-...-.----..-.--. Gas pm
and Madison Mall. 9:45
Indianapolis St Louis and Chicago
Express, daily. p----.-..---..--.. LOO am
New York and Northern Fast Elk
press, r. c. ...-..-... .,.-,...... 7:oopm
ST. Louis, Chicago and Detroit Fast
Line, daily, s.--.-...----..-..... 1890 pm
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CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-Cincinnati and Florida Fast Line
daily, S. and c. c ----.-...-....-.. 400 am
Rock Island and Cincinnati Accom-
mediation. --..-.-.... 1885 am
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail, p. c. 345 pm
Chicago and Cincinnati Acconimo-
dalton. daily Observation-Disclosures. 655 pm
Arrive-lndianapols Accommodation daily 1856 am
Chicago and st. Louis Mail p c.. 1:3G am
Western Express, -. 4:43 pm
Chicago, Peoria and St Louis Fast
Line daily, 3. and c. c..--..-.... 10:45 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-Peoria, Chicago and Rock Island
Express. -.-...-... 6:55 ara
Chicago Fast Mail, p. c---....---.Il:4 AS am
Western Express --.---...-. 800 pm
s.,r, 1920 pm
Arrive-Cincnnat and Florida Fast Line
daily, C. c. and s-.--.-.-.--.... 3:35 am
Rock Island and Cincinnati Accom-
mediation. ...-----...-. 1910 am
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail, p. :30pm
Chicago and Cincinnati Accomno-
dation. .----..--.-..---... pm
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Vandalia Line.

Depart-Mail Train -..---------.--..-.. 7:15 am
Day Express daily, p, h---..-.--. 11:55 am
Terre Haute Accommodation. 400 pm
Pacific Express daily s.-...--.-.. 1915 pm
Arrive New York Express, daily. $50 am
indianapolis Mail and Aecommoda-
tlOn lo:UO am
Cincinnati and louisville Fast
Line ....-............ pm
New York Express daily h.. 4:4O pm
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Three Strikes-0ut.

The clock strikes one,
They sit apart.
Il would that l were bird, said he,
And then he softly sighed;
THAT l was loves white dove ah-me!
To hover by thy side
81 would thaf were cage" said she,
While her dropping eyehds hidei
THAT l might prison be for thee
To keep thee by my side
The clock strikes two,
With heart to heart.
would l were a gun, the father said
As he glided down the stair.
White dove grew red as he mentioned bed
With dark paternal glare
The clock strikes three
Arise-depart.
Chat
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Depart-Detroit and Chicago Mail -..-.
Toledo, Fort Wayne, Grand Rapid
and Michigan Express .....-.
Detroit and Toledo Express, daily
c. c. and Observation-Disclosures
Arrive Michigan and Toledo Express, dali,
except Monday ---.------------.
Toledo and Fort Wayne Express.
Detroit and Chicago Mail -..-----
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YARBRoUGH HOUSE, RALEIGH N c.
have used Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup for my
children, servants, and myself and think it the
golden remedy.-Mrs DR., Blackwell.
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IndiananoIis & ST. Louis.
Cincinnati. Hamilton & IndianapoIis.

Depart Cincinnati Dayton & Toldeo--.-. 400 am
Cincinnati, Dayton Toledo and
New York OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1880 am
Connersvile Accommodation. pun
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo and
New York Express .-......-.... pm
AIrivc-ConnerSville Accommodation --..- $50 am
Cincinnati Peoria and st. Louis. 150 am
Cincinnati Accommodation -...... 800 pm
Cinennati. Peoria and st. Louis. 1910 nm
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Out of Love and Out of Debt.

DUBLIN, Ind, February, 1884.
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G!tudilon5 WIIteo 80 I'll les

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. .,.j5 Broadway thirty
nrstst until D. and 300 " est Twenty tnifdst corner
Eighth ave- No Ist Fourteenth Union
go Thirdaye. Forty seyeDths Nos DuT Third
ave- -ixueths. AMI AZ the HARLEM OFF +. 2.0p
Third hundred. and Eth IT., 20
D. H.. at regular office rates.
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sions.

CONEY ISLAND. NEW YORK and SEA
y BEACH RAILWAY. For Coney Island. Bah aud tay
Ridge ExcurHOn Tickets. Gentleman 4Oc; sdi0- DE.
children To- ~hor 8 cheapest amt raan;es route 70
Elephant under uC,lUn Boats will e4Ts
New YORK Pier y K 6lj no $40 .. o. 10 ID u A.
l. > s. 4 amt 6:lj D. N. Returning trans eaVe Consy
Island 40 eIp $40 ln;lO l. >. 3 1. ami D 70
DOsts saVo Pier nth sor a. 80 1919.
IL =. 80. +j,t D, )jN >
RsTusnlng leave Oonry Island ~ ID 10 TO- II H. ul Is
M. l. 2 2}0, 2, $50, l. 4.30 D. $50 6l5 ami Il p m
TOR BRIGHTON BEACH RACES take SEA
BEACH 10 U rI1 Pier g. y r. Excurslon tickets
cents: Timetable excursion column.
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n .f IA
r s,rrel .arIn.frc ropre.s. tiny fie ho'def' ~ a
Iar. HI fflfr 'fiuH- 'i
-I...r .rf rusi.o aI....t company Ht' 'i''i.i' .'
,rftI U4e agreement dated Stay d. l--a HN.'i " ~.
mans u.Ir. r'f '''i'
.rf.rrsf payable January HuN InIf h rA'l ii.' ~
f,.r. - pe coupons aud leg stored Int'. r.' 'l'
.i...,.' nnrtn. rl.rI .HH assigned 100 iff'' .n .-
.r,..,t l.rraHF .nd having some tInF.'fF' n 'ir
- ~. r...r IL flrrtnv fhe committee .rrnilHtH" 1000
basrf. 10 al tIr Hrt mortgage bonds io 'fr'a l' 4''
III . ,f.rta a. OH a ir-s 90 majority n n'et
of az. f.. au.fz.g bandIHgcfs hr HIiiln. D'' '.
b.. urUr .u.. signing. Hhirh .r' rfp''l p
ft l...o...rg lar.r 90 fhr payment '' if i''.
.... f., rtrnItIuu ami 81. tufr equipment " 1870 ~
ii 3D.. rfnf,.f ul f r0ftr 100 iI' M Nt' Ll.t
f.,..... ..u.l .tr ifi.H.un NIu|t h..' I.-. a pr M .
f... r.... f,' f.s un .rl. Hl IlrI mans OF '
.....f... flaf sati agreement shall .fr.lf' ~.
..r III interest lf ODE hI7t mort at 'i ,,.,,-e
fIr.e n.us fiit aud rrmtUt ,a.',,i f,.r,-. 4. -al
r. .,. 4 fIr majority Yf fIn Board n' pI.t % .
f. .,.-t Infrf.st4sf tlr ununuoatla ala N'+ '''
\. ID fI.. .u.'lr.rdO... pf Ile rui prise"
r. ,,.allu Zee believe that o. pupisa4 ' ,tl. - II.
Gain f..f tfr rrfftmrnf continues 'u Il' b., rl,.
s,rr Do Id ir Ifu 4ud security u"" Pi--' f.Ir
hfi.. d. AIN .c... tIflf fur lurf'.t' '] s.''"- '
mimi .....f f3 me plan RItl % rfhH.'- - a.. rl.rat
u. 800 & ,.r.r..Yt can bt haI uu plCatnn p,
WrY.n,If -,.4sfafv ~ che committee ~ i." ~ fbg
aoDr 95 W.IIsf Sew foIt oI ff'n any N In -.f.ry
es..nl. ff.a aud commune atious ad0fts-'h To '''
feffiVe ur1nut attention
wv" '''A -'@' ifrNVV ePAULnINu. thafmh'
WILLIAM MEHiIN-
fTEUEftIl a lpll--
HDpArF IiU--l III, NcW-h piA
n " CLARK. PhIladriphit ...,,..
"" BOnah0ders t0nnttso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23

DARKEEPER.-B BY a cOn~Detent young man
ID to Ia 80 charge hotel Tor
ferred irstcIass references F. B. 100 West 3ith ST.
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EOE sNLE.-Fam of 5Oo -. ln Fnr1nie

T-Or -IIE-Furm Of 800 acres. IN F1r10ior
i 90 "a ioratc' on public road niles -"ulhe'', OF
u.,f sfIln VIRGINIA MllanI illIrnN ono BAL. n. %
IN f'.t, I.a. tfic. Good soil adapted to wheat and
49, loi arfs uider cultivation loo aefrs IN Wo u' f
.fn ~. truf rfuus To- wheat roWcd also WIN
.naflv anf clover TT acres 100 OATS -o"c an +"
.. 'r rnf, sI acrrs bay COOL orchards. lnlu pear
fr.rr - apple 1000 peach trets p'frcib n'@',
..e.f.fu perfT ~ good water. farm - wtn en.u aA
|. T. afnry dwelling. tOufR lrG hff pi ~ YOU
H.. ae I'D f0st loua horse stab .1 tnl ."ns A p.
and stone IaifN tI lu ftHI itp'' wy.
..I r .tbar rarLcuafs inquire of oE1hnh I'D 7IEF i''
al AMI e. ifht ~ Baltimore. Nj
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Auctiou Sales OF Rea, estate.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

[ O"' " III - -,
Executors adjourned Of Country Residences Cornwa
ou. Hudson. NAY pa. at .. m on the premises: -,.,
fe residence James :. Hull decreased known rs Ht uI
House on the Of the with 92 acres besides anu
under waer-aTge house OF Is rooms good wafer me Hu
stable and ice house.
cottage rooms adjoining above win . acres ana "'
'front.' Stable good spring plenty OF NUT
About acres desirable building sites n rear o. above
properties command speldlo view Oh le ill5
lands NcWburg Bay.
Houses can re inspected any time or application to
CHARLES l. CDCH. Executor. lOrnW aL-On- iuUsou
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Gin llrouerln p0lu!s0

WANTED. Two or three lots or plot. East
w side ynrk, lie or Harlem, Sd ayes 5000 10
g. 100 I'M value state price WEBER 40 West @otI]@
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Gituatlcn5 Wante0-- females.
A The PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
~ ASSOCIATION.
Chartered b. tla state Of New-York)
( OOELL prssiI.pt = v ODELr. tr,tslr,r


~ ASSOCIATION.
Chartered b. tIa state Of Ne~-Yorkl
6 OOELL prsElent =. v. ODELL. trssIrsr
Main Office /. 3l7 Droadwav. 3t;h-st.
Branches, - 3d.aVe. b.tFr71 lStl aht liza 80
81 Gast 3jtl-sf. asar 3d-svs.
Brooklyn. ~ aud = "prrt-It. nslr city Hal
l$4S FIltDa-st. near Vtl1-rbut-avs
Ono r snrtlss patrons - hs privilege Of all the ices,
The OF following advertisers have been IN
Vestgatcd
Advertisers be at our oh1cs.
COOK-FirstclFss; private family best city references
No. a -. az l. 5li Broadway.
COOK AND ASSIST WASH g od family cook city or
country No o. at I3l7 Broadway.
COOK AND LACNDRESS Cool cook and excellent
lanndress No. c 10, az l.3l7 Broadway.
LAUNDRESS.Frstclss private family best city rel
erence NO.d >. AZ l.3l7 broadway
WAIlRESS-F-gtClass: family; country
No . -, N 3l7 broadway
CHAMBERMA ID OR WATrREsS.-F irst-class Protes
tant best c,ty reference I TO- 40 3l7 Broadway.
CHAMBEkMAID AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
prescott employers No 10. n LIZ Broadway.
NJ KSE Protestant; Infants hrst-class; No So. at
1917 Broadway
CQoK-Frstclass; hotel; city country; 40. &c. at
CHAMBERdATD AND SEANSTREss.-Cut and NJ Ia
dies dresses attend invalid lady 80 l. at l.3l7 Broadway
AT NINE. EKSTRONS Swedish, German
and Frruc Bura4u'uDcrIOr servants all capscities
Laundrnssos Chauibermals Mattresses Cooks Kitchen
maids. etc only highly amended I7s LsEins
tOn-4Ve
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al IHE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l23S broadway, corner thirty
frqtst until D. n and 800 West Twenty III rs corner
Eighthave No o East Fourteenth corner mon
40 rhrl-ave. corner Forty ,eyent-st Nos lDO Ihu,
ave near Sxteth-st and al the IA RLEM OFFICE 2Vp
Third enty-nlh-st up :"
Z y. NJ at Office rates.
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AT FENW1OD, N. ].

A BFATtTUL RESIDENCE. spacious GROUNDS j.
rooms M e fr0l The station very desrate ~ ~ ioe
OflufiIu section. surrounded Y '-'a'o- "i-HF W
proved Rent very moderate 20 a'icsIaD. mann , -,
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orrcr o. 81 PArL ~ pclIIn R4n9o,Aq0 90,

THE KhGJ LAR ANU Al Nell ~ OF
1 -t,etb.'der. NJ mo UNITED ~rATE- ELECTRIC
IIsHIINUCOMPANh the election pi Board or iLns.
f.- ur hc cutut fru and the trl So NHu o -uh ohct
hu.nr-r may hr 1lnugltheLorc %, ' .lin WI i'.
u He ,rice thr al Sus 6H and liberty at 10
te ,ifv of Yurk TUESDAY Juno B. 7s4 at O'Clock
Do . s. 49,
'''" ' LEONARD r. CURTIS.
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Couuiru propcrtr for Sale auo 20 Eet

II KO~LIIF,QUecn NnnF C0TTIEo y TOVTHF
N beau1fuiv furnished minutes from depot very oe-I
a. for ne sels
with la.u. large guuHd' plthty OF ahac
q I--e''' '''- W. A u HOPE.
III LiDeTtv-st
A SAFE investment; $4,000 viii buy hand
: \ some arre high ground, 10 ro3n country IeS''n'''
-. md 0usrfrr nf land HANDY . depot and ctv 60
BOO KHOIT. EnsraFcr, 80 Mdldrn lane y J.
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Financial.

". ,-HlNGros. Mav Is. 1881
NOTICE i~ hereby given to gI persons VINO
NAV have llr0s against The Marine -auona hahN oI
lid. t.fr If e... o..' that tlc must ir pre-.
..,ifr ID Val.r Johnston Eecetcr with She legal pI'1i
.. ... l,...i..ed H. W. CANNON.
wa " Comptroller ~ the currency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-23
GUNNER Resorts.

4 GEORGE HOTEL. On Long Island
~ sound Onrn- frnr 3D. =, hours from New-N0rk.
every comfort thar - required At sumner Ie'ort a'
moderate prices and ar-Cas- respect Cal a. w.
T. PO. Ds - square where circulars anu iIi IN
formation may be obtained. or -. .,---.s
l... - g. .L-L-.-
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MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.

so Il BROAuwAY. WV Y1RK
~. 1884
N0rr hereby given That the agreement between 'nls
,anv the Ne York Elevated Railroad tompany ana inc
Wetroootan Elevated Railway Company dstei owen Der
IL ISL commonly known - the Merger Agreement having
been rearud,d tho holders NJ FIRST PREF ENkiD STOCK
f Inns 1 nauc nav tueir certificates c" th. com
pauv and i th.reupou entitled 10 81 equal number p
sI.rus of hA44ivtu Nof
pauv under tur a,rcements oi May o. l~H4 . , .,-..
Holders % fhr stock of thus company D. ola anu ~
nav aI-o present certificates Winch e} no" hOn ah
have apel tho memorandum oi - cement WIN
'' W a.. IS NOV iLLIAtls, secretary.
DOSTAL TELEGRAPH SECURITIES
4 bogrbt aud sold Also Eteeand JoCuistta and spring
'''''' """ " BKTSrON YELLING,
Is Wall street.
0FvrcY oF rHE pEIAwARg AND HUDSON CASAlC CO..
NV YuRK. June 81. l-s.. 5
TI'TTT bonds of this Company falling due July
1 .-a4 Viii boz r,iremei 4 and accrued interest Oa
being presented this once AMI assigned To- ne 9mpany
JAMES O.. hAIttl. treasurer
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Ciip propsrtp % ftt.

TI,O RENT.-For months or less, small
4 furnished the East River dehshuuiiy coon
during summer. Address g." Tribune once
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4
n coru1nius city and country s4yana-es hgh site VIII
OF ana hn"'ir
and vi rr~.sibe o city by prr tiv house ae
.omiro, ,ls aust sel-buiL comprsIH- a .I' requiem.
-a-ffrnco ample rounds Mel
rnsurpasseI vi Dr sold 10 srra Dir-.in "a 'I.l I
once f f not disposed April ~ WSui f'ii % e'i
tenant with privilege OF purchase fuf permit .o see '
properly aDDF 70 II DENiSON Tribune once "hei' Pi'
frra NAV b. s
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nIa.0f 1f Trout frrHf..re funef Drrcrbnrr
rsf tlIfa a. miles from " hto -uphut springs pos iu-
-L--- 80. I lnL-- Er.nL..-I nlr.nL-l--l ~ w -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-14

The second annual convention Of the Irish Va
tonal Land League. now sitting In Boston. Is a no
table gathering. Among those conspicuous in the
DELIBERATIONS are men of prominence on both sides
the Atlantic The speeches delivered lave been
mo9erate. yet manly. There has been no con-
eealinent that the object in vis is to reeTe Ire
land from the oppression OF IN alien rule but none
out entirely legitimate nIeans have been SUI
gested Nothing Incompatible with the duty OF
american citizenship has Yet been said or done
Al the INST convention. when the League was or
ganized, the dynamite element was on hand for
the avo"ed purpose OF asserting its supremacy in
the councils OF Instantaneous. But the seatt-
mfnt was 80 palpably against them that they
abandoned the idea OF forcing a show of strength.
and quietly resolved TO carry out their plans in.
dependent OF the League
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-14

Lieut. Greely emphatic declaration that his party
oau not resort 10 cannlbaliSm viii be accepted as
nnauy osposns OF the worst features of the pub-
nSneo story, at all events He Is not prepared to
say that starvation may not have drive n some Of
the survivors to partake of human flesh, bu. IL
anything OF the kind INDUCED In 1t was In $50
lated cases, and was without the knowledge of the
commander OF the expedition. With parhos that
Il touching and logic that Is Irresistible Lieut..
Sfeely says: "Why did We not allow poor Ellison
10 CUE II we We're SO past the line between humans
ana savageS? Why Gid We share our food with
nun 10 the laSt? The tender care bestowed by
tne remnant OF The survivors upon the poormametl
Esquimau speaks with a force that words do not
possess Einaciated, hungry. even starving, the
nttie band dragged their helpless companion along.
refusing to abandon him, though such a course
promised earlier possible denyerance for them
selves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-14

John Kelly explains the position of the demo-
cratic party Of New York city and state as follows.
"The laboring class. ON whom we relied mainly
LOT support. are now pronounced against Gov
Ein ana II VIII DC difficult Tor Us 10 convf2ce
them that their condition would moi ~. trnnr1ved
Dy the ERECTION or the opponent OF ttis gentleman.
we VIII 90 what can be done 10 convince these peO-
pc, ana hope and expect TO be comparatively sue
cessIuI.r' 'o
Meantime Mr. Kelly Is enjoying life at Saratoga,
and apparently doesn't intend 10 commence TO TRY
10 convince these people I'LL some tine next
fau,-perhsps the latter part OF November.
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- . -
nA"naau

During political campaign Ike the present
there ought TO be an active demand among parti
sans editors and orators FOR the newly Invented
electric sweat band for mems hats which. accord
In 70 the advertisement, stimulates the imd9i-
nation, siren Ithens the memory, AMI gr aatly aur
nents the WORKING power OF the brain"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-14
- . G G T s 7 I O \ 8

as Plentiful backberrie8 The newspaper man
has his share Of them. 50 have traders. One gentle
thinks that in order to give the utmost decree of
satisfaction. the Cioher should offer nothing fos sale
until be has proven its worth by . continuous expo
sure, etc.
Unfortunately for his theory before the expiration Of
the Necessary time fashion would condemn it as an
anachrOrisIn. Another gentleman. farmer thinks if
plain goods Were kept TO suit plain like him. all
the farmers would flock for them. He shown two
styles OF plain goods and rejected them both Ono
wrongly shaped coat, aud the other was too high
priced. tlain goods always cost tue most for two
reasons they cannot be made slightly cheap fabrics
and they staple than fancies not sub
jet to such huctuaion III prices With regard to
yceabe articles Judgment must be used the dealer
Is brought to face the problem of styles and fabrics
every season that he has before Just how
far lie shall follow the dictates fashion or the die
taes Of Judgment i'll respect to probable actual worth
is the element of divergence
Everything subjected to the crucial test of expert
men tai judgment. 10y
MING,
LL THEIR
au13 40 SEVENTH STREET.
HAVING USED BROWNS IRON BlTTEKS FOR
IL genera wtt:neSs Nt. several complaints with
Ceeli suits take pleasure recommt ding it Mrs.
JAMES L. WEITl, .Uo Ii st-ect northeast. y23-eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-14

RkowS,S IRON SITTERS HAVING RELIEVED
Hs ga heartburn and cured me IF impure blood
LAKE, (lsA$are n recommending it. JSO FIN,
HahDT. ISL 9Th street ucrthwest iv,I -
(fD VIM And OLD FRIeNDS ARE KNOWN a.
k.1 49, SO SIS III sGa stand Known FOR Years
=. M Shxy place. where trst-elass SECONDHAND
tNo Can " sold y respectable IIees Address
JUSfhs Old Stand No s1s d street between 9Th and
NJ dL streets northwest
~ ~~-NSS ~ ua.l4 1t~inEtAy ettsndedta narS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-14

II Harpea'S Weekly keeps Up t5cahcatures Of the
Irish In It's campaign cartoons on Blaine, people
VIII begin 10 suspect, as some do low OF the S,.a.
that Il is really working 10 help Blaine ana hurt
Cleveland. There can be no dOuBJ that the course
Of the Weekly. IA The past well as nOw has been
such az 70 make 1t very unpopular with voters Of
1rish birth or descent and its support OF Cleveland
can help him very little with that clemens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-14

The American Bankers association, now n ses-
Sor az Saratoga, has q committee ON tho pre-
Fention OF losses 10 banks. This committee has
given large share OF Its attention TO losses by
means OF forged and raised paper. but In view Of
much that has occurred OF late It might be profly l.
Die for 1t 10 consider the subject OF preventing
losses through cashiers presidents. and oher bank
Officers There are several gentlemen AT present
sojouraing in Canada who could testify that the
heaviest losses 10 banks are not caused oy torc-a
paDQr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-14

The circumstance is recalled every little while
that the present Cabinet isn't doing mIh for Mr..
Blaine. In this connection, perhaps the observa
ton might DC pertinent that the Hayes Cabinet
didnt do very much toward Garfield election and
couldn't have done much IL IL had trfei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-14

TWO Indiana politicians who fellout over issues
OF the campaign settled the dlspsie by Fighting a
duel sunday. Eleven shots were fired and not a
drop Of blood drawn The Virginia style OF duel.
ling seems to have been adopsed in the Hoosier
state.