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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-20

"SIAhsE1N sacqucs makes their 'lastap
pearance in Blue Friday sales tomorrow.
E. n. McGLLIN 4 Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-20

MORNING. Glory Baking Powder, pure
and fresh. Sold by all leading groccrs. Z
G. S. FEINY,
Proprietor, l4i0 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-20

1t is reported that Mr.. NJ. Sheets, Of the
Elson. Glass works, Martins Ferry, will
take the place OF Il. J.. Riley in the office
OF the Bcllaire Goblet works. This re-
port, however, is %unioundcd. Mr.. Sheets
has accepted a position as salesman with
Mckee Il Bro, Of Pittsburgh, and will 20
on the road at once. Mr.. Riley and B. +.
Cockayne will shortly occupy the Troll
store room on. Belmont street with a
wholesale glass, tin and qucenswarc store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-20
SALE.
STOCKS FOR SALE.

A GOOD FARM FOR SALE-l VII
~ offer ut private sale Tor thirty nays. IL! ~ n.y..
" brooke comfy, buffalo township, iNTf w..
Liberty, containing sO acres. Said iaih' : ",
and all undcrlnid with = sa;Ari0r win .! hAt
when crops out at the surface. Abtiilsat =
,.alt and well watcrrd. CdnscNEeiIi y r1lI.t
Normal School and bethany Collr.". lt"s Nv.
Even " n once II desired Terms reasonable. H HI,
Hus SMITH. Call Oh Or ndiras. J. /. sNl."'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25

LATTER DAY SAINTS ORDERED TO LEAVE TENN

LATTER DAY SAINTS ORDERED TO LEAVE TENNESSEE
telegram from Nashville says: The anti-Mor.
mon crusade has broken out afresh In Tennessee.
Sixteen miles south OF Lebanon, which is 33 miles
from Nashville, Mormon elders made their appear.
six years and began TO nculcate their doo-
trine into the minds OF an ignorant class or people
living In what Is known as the "Drennon settle
menth Many members OF other churches soon
embraced the beliefs OF the Mormon church, and
the labOrs OF various ministers OF other deDomi-
nations proved unayaillng. For six years these
MormonS have been unmolested. but the murder
OF Elders Gibbs and Berry Ia Lewis county has
greatly alarmed them. This feeling has been in
tensfed by the posting Of notices warning them 70
leave Wilson county, never TO return. on pain OF
death III is declared that the conduct or the Nor
mon adherentS has been such that some step was
necessary 10 compel them TO emgrate and IL is un-
derStooj that should the warning he dfsregarded
the threat Will be carried into effect Interesting
developments are also expected I'm Lewis and Hick-
man counties where similar notices have been
posted Most OF the Mormon converts are very
poor and Will find IL difficult TO obtain enough
money 10 take them beyond the state limits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25

FRAUDULENT R1CEHTs COMING TO LIGHT IN THE
WHISKY FAnURk-The banks in Louisville which
hold paper OF the defunct Newcombe- Buchanan
nrm have been looking up matters and 1t Is stated
Jnat undoQ0ted evidence OF fraud has been dis
covered. When last seen Geo. C. Buchanan was Ia
Cincinnati omnibus. 1t Is now stated that the
buGnanans, instead OF going to Canada, have gone
ity Trust company, said: aWe have found some
duplicate warehouse receipts, and the probabilities
are that great many will. be found. There are
10000 barrels OF whisky 1t is all in warehouse to
be checked on, before 1t can be ascertained how
many duplicates have been issued. There viii be
discovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25
Dramatic Agent Against Editor.
1 COMBAT IN THE STREETS OF NEW YoRK-rHE
NEWSPAPER NAN VICTORIOUS

DEnM1dtAC agent Against E01tOrs
COMBAT IN THE STREETS OF NEW YoRK-rHE
NEWSPAPER NAN VICTORIOUS
Clifton W. Tayleure, the dramatic agent, as
saulted X. Fulton, one Of the prOprietors of the
Baltimore american, Tuesday afternoon, in front
OF the Morton house, New York. The difference
between the two men dates back several years.
Tayleure was at one time newspaper reporter in
Baltimore. After the death Of Mr. Fulton's father
c. C. Fulton, Tayleure published an attack on the
dead mans life in reference to the political course
origin OF the trouble. AS Mr.. Fulton was at the
entrance to the Union Square theater both men
met and recognized each other Immediately. "Good
afternoon, Mr.. Tayleure," said Mr. Fulton, extend
Ing his hand. "Will you let bygones be bygones?
shall be glad to bury the hatchet II you are.'
"NeVer," said Tayleure In q loud tone, "unttl you
have made retractiOn." With these words he put
his right hand behind him. "T'hat can never be-"
said Mr.. Fulton, stif1y. Mr. Tayleure shifted the
hand to his right, he drew back step, raised the
cane like trooper swinging his rake, and with
quick. spiteful swish, the stick came through the
air and struck Mr. Fulton the left eye causing
an instant diSc0loratiOn. Half stunned as he was,
MI. Fulton leaped upon his aSSailant. In the kind
ness OF his heart Mr. r. E. Stevens, manager OF
Frank Chanfrau's company, thrust himself be
tween the DelltgerentS to separate them but after
receiving number Of blows aimed by Messrs Tay-
leure and Fulton for each other Mr.. Stevens re-
tired, and was last seen making for drug store.
OF wind, and after some vigorous in-ghttng was as
completely Knocked out as an opponent OF the great
John L ever was policeman appeared, but ar
rested nobody.
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Shot His Wife While Trying 20 Shoot
NAN.

NEW YORK, September 25.-Angry words fol.
lowed by pistol shot. were heard this morning In
the basement OF No. - James street, where Rosara
Feretta and his young wife lived Husband and
wife assembled to the sidewalk and II was discov-
cred that the young woman was bleeding profusely
from a wound In the abdomen. Before she could
state who shot her she became unconscious She
was sent TO the hospital, where her wound was
pronounced fatal The husband. who was ar.
rested. said that another Italian, named Salvato1,
had quarreled with him and was about TO shoot
him, when his wife rushed between them. and her.
self received the bullet The police are searching
for SALVATORE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25
Why DIR. Woolsey Supports Blaine.

why DEs Y" "OO1Sey supports h1alnes
In reply to graduate of YALE who wrote to ex-
President Woolsey, OF that college, for statement
OF his opinion OF Mr. Blaine, DR.. Woolsey wrote as
follows:
at is true that have formed the opinion that
Mr.. Blaine cannot have acted dishonesty In his
transaction to which you refer. based my opin-
ION on Mr. Hoars defense Of him at first, well as
on the confidence entertained in him by Mr. Gar
field and by Messrs. Dawes. Hawley and Edmunds.
OF the United States Senate, who have long known
him AS for the especial charges In the Fisher and
Mulligan affair, may refer you, especially, to a
pamphlet which suppose to be written by George
Bliss. OF New York. May add that the character
OF the President Is only one out OF several things to
be considered In this election. More important Is
the general character OF the two parties and espe-
ctaly the reliance which can be reposed on the two
parties In their Interpretation OF the Constitution
the moral and religious worth to be found in the
two, and their past respect for the Constitution.
And OF no small importance is the ability and
power OF judging In the two men now candidates
OF the two parties MI. Cleveland seems to me a
very small man, and unable to act INDEPENDENTLY
on important questions II, then, all things are
put together the ability and character of the two
the party supporting them, and the danger of
throwing q great weight OF influence. on the men
who brought on the war, there can be no doubt
that Mr. Blaine ought to be supported"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25


HR CAPTURES A MINNRAPoLIs CLOTHING STORE AND
TRANSFERS 1T TO CHICAGO.
Chicago attorney, who had loaned money to
Friedman & Co., jewellers of that city, who failed
recently, went to Minneapolis last Sunday, where
the firm had clothing store. and chartered loco
motive and three cars on the Rock Island road, for
which be agreed to pay 81 500 for run to Chicago
He then hired twenty American express wagons,
and at midnight began the removal of Friedman,s
stock to his train. completing the work by O'Clock
The stock was piled In the cars in a confused mass,
and. as soon as the word was given that the last
load was In the train. 1t moved out for Chicago at
the rate Of forty.fve miles per hour, making no
stops In the state Of Minnesota, nor at any cOun-
try towns between Minneapolis and Chicago
deputy sheriff was In the secret, and was con-
venientiy posted to levy In behalf OF the attorney
on the goods as soon as the train reached
Chicago. AS soon as 1t landed he levied upon the
entire lot on executions for 81, ,00l4h The stock
levied on was estimated 70 be worth about 10000
Friedman could not prefer creditors under the
laws OF the state Of Minnesota, ana took the step
he did In order to favor Chicago creditors
It was remarked that Chicago had simply gone
up TO Minneapolis and walked on with q Clothing
score, leaving the Minnesota creditors to whistle
fer something to levy upon.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

- am convinced that no child who is without
ST. NICHOLAS can successfully compete in the
race of life with those who have had the benefit
its wonderful pages" writes a mother (and c0mpe-
tent critic) to the editor Of ST. NICHOLAS The Oc-
tober number, in which are printed the announce
ments for the coming year, includes among Its
contents description Of the Indian school at Car
Isle, by Mrs L W. Champney, with II illustra
tions, also poems, verses pictures and eight short
stories by Noah Brooks, Louisa n. Alcott, Joaquin
Miller and others
Price, 25 cents; s. year. Sold everywhere.
TIE CENTURY Co., New York, n. Y.
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A S24O.OOO Fire.

BOSTON, September 2a-The property OF the A T.
Stearn's lumber company at Neponset, Mass, was
nearly all destroyed by IRE this morning. The
property burned includes throe-f0urths OF stock
pine and cypress lumber, on which there viii be a
loss Of $150.000 four buildings, valued at about
$4,000; several wharveS valued at $4,000 and ma
chtnery worth fully $4,000, making the total loss,
roughly estimated, $4,000 There Is considerable
insurance on the property, but the list Is NOT yet
made up
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The Situation i'm Ohio.

REPORTED FAVORABLE TURN FOR THE REPUBLI-
CANs-coUNTING ON TWENTY PER CENT OF THE
IRISH VOTE
Reports from Ohio to republican headquarters in
dicate that the situation in that state has OF late
taken most favorable turn for the republicans
For awhile, it is sad the masses OF the party ap-
peared somewhat Indifferent, but now the greatest
enthusiasm prevails and the rank and f1le as well
as the leaders, manifest an earnestness that prom
lseS q full party vote. The republicans expect to
get at least 20 per cent OF the Irish democratic
German detection is small in proportion to what
has been represented. Some of the reports predict
an "Old time majority" In October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25
POLITICAL EVENTS.

Republican Endorsement Of q Green.
back Nomination.
NEVADA, No.. September 25.-The republicans OF
the twelfth district have endorsed Samuel A.
Worden. nominated by the greenback party for
Congress.
Nominated for Congress-.
BOSTON, September 25.-JameS A. Fox, mayor OF
Cambridge. has been nominated for Congress by
the republicans Of the fifth district
SALEM, MASS. September 25.-The seventh district
democratic convention to-day nominated r s.
Sponord for Congress
NoRRisTowS. PA, September a5-The demo-
cratic congressional conference OF the seventh dis
trict met here today. and nominated George Ross.
an attorney OF DovleStown. Mr.. Ross is a brother
OF the late Judge Ross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25

James g Mitchell has been convicted OF man.
slaughter in killing George w. Oldham in Ceci
county. and sentenced 70 one dollar lne and eight
months In jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25
Marine DtSasters,
A Cholera Tragedy.

NAPLES, September 25.-A tragic Incident has ~
suited from the cholera plague here A girl.
seventeen years OF age was seized with the dread
disease, and her lover, anxious to be by her side.
attempted TO enter the room where she lay. The
girls mother. who was attending her, demurred
and prevented his entrance. The young man there
upon drew a revolver and In mad frenzy shot the
mother through the heart Advancing to the bed
side OF the girl he bullet into her forehead.
He attempted TO end bis own life with third shot.
He succeeded only in woundlng himself, and was
carried 10 the hoSntal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25

HENo TEA
MARTIN GILLET co.'s CBALTIMoRh
HE NO ADVERTISEMENT
FoR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMsEz 2erH.
AT LAST
HE-No begins to Gsins foothold In Washington
Il is succeed nz. The people are finding out that
il a hUnbug after al, but just what II Is
represented to be-
AND WHAT'S THAT9
Why simply pure Tea Of the choicest drinking
quality a moderate price and in the same natu
condition that Cinnamon of the better class
Te. IL China.
WHY
IsHE-Nomade differently from other Teas! Why
do you say Let it come to q boil" Does not boil
ing spoil Tea:
BECAUSE
HE-No being composed entirely Of the young
and tender leaves, which do not contain the " Bit
ter" principle that older leaves do, boiling will not
hur. it, on the contrary, the longer He-No Is Left
to draw" the better it is-
HE-NO
Tea for sale by grocers the original metal lined
Packages ID, q ID and H. sizes-The trade sup
Piled BY
MARTIN GILLET CO.,
Established 1s1D.
SEQ Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25
Washington News and Gossip
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Interpal reye-
nue., $37S, GAG; customs, 1856 1856

Mr.. JOSEPH NIMMo, JR., chief of the bureau OF
statistics having completed his report for 1884, has
left the city for short stay at Fortress Monroe
Mr. j. d. O'Conneu has been designated to act as
chief during Mr. Nimmo'S absence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25
Affairs in West Washington.

PAVING COMMENCED-WOrkmen are to-day paw
Ing street, from 32d street westward with gran
1te blocks The curblng Tor quite a distance has
been completed and also the grading.
BIAsTING.-During the construction of the new
sewer on street. from goth street, large rocks OF
f1inty character are often met with few feet
below the surface, which have to be blasted with
powder. The work on this sewer is being rapidly
pushed.
DEAD DoGs.-The dead animal wagon should
visit this section OF the District more frequently
as there were three or more dead dogs lying In
diIiefeht paris OF west washington this morning
4.5OO bushels OF wheat Tor Hartley Bros On
,change yesterday-3,S0O bushels OF wheat Sold at
80 cents per buShel, and 800 bushels sold at "a
cents to 81 cents per huShel.
CONDITION OF WATER Al A. M.-Great Falls, 36
Receiving reServoir-norih connection, 36, south
connection 36. distributing reservoir 1nfluent
gate house, 81; efuent gate house. &C. Low tide in
the river to-day at 645 pm, high tide at l1:45 p. M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25
SPECIAL Nor,cE.

We respectfully call the attention Of Architects
Builders and others in want Of irstclass Heating Ap
paratus to large and superior assortment OF FUR
NACES made by FULLER WAKREN COMPANY, Of
Troy, we name
THE RUBY HOT-AIR all cast iron:
THE CRYSTAL HOT-AIR wrought iron
BY SMITH ANTHONY. of Boston.
THEIR wROUGHT-IRON FURNACE. the best ever
made.
BY BOYNTON. THE CLIMAX all cast iron
THEIR WROUGHT IRON with steel dome
THEIR DUPLEX. new feature in furnace corstruc-
tion.
THE PALACE, THE EQUATOR and other makes
We propose to offer these low similar goods are
furnished in the United States and guarantee entire
satisfaction.
We also call attention to that superior Fire ace
Heater. TIE SPLENDID manufactured by Fuller &
Warren Company Troy. n T.. the sales of which have
market.
This Heater surpasses anything offered for econ
omy. du-a ability. power and freedom from gas and we
cnfdently refer to hundreds of them now in use as
testimonials Of their superiority We have again re-
duced the price Of this Heater so Is to place them
within the reach Of all who want Q really first class
Lairobe We also call special attention our stock Of
SLATE MANTELS, Brick-set and Portable RANGES
among them the celebrated DIAMOND" RANGE,
HEATING STOVES
We invite call from those in want Of frst-class
goods as propose to compete with the lowest for
like quality and work
SIMPSON 4 GUY,
zoos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
BselI-~ WASHINGTON. D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25
Charged with Embracery.
A WOMAN ACCUSED IN PHILADELPHIA OF TRYING 70
INFLUENCE A JUROR

During the examination, Tuesday, OF Joseph q
Songster, who is charged in Philadelphia with the
murder OF John S. sutton, sensation was
awakened by the disclosure OF the fact that an
attempt had been made 10 influence Harry Water
house, a juror. WaterhouSe lived and worked In
Songster's neighborhood. lie testified that Mrs
Kate Wagner, an aunt OF the prisoner, had called
at the place In which he was employed and asked
Wagner said that she wished to see the man who
was ''on the jury" and Harry Waterhouse was
brought out. She was acquainted with him ana
said, according TO his testimony: "Harry, you win
be friend 10 Joe, or '.you viii be friendly 70 Joe" !"
The juror answered that he would act according 70
the evidence Mrs Wagner, who was sitting IN
the court room, was taken into custody immed1-
ateiy upon bench warrant issued on the appl1ca-
tion OF district Attorney Graham. She was held In
81 ,00O bail for hearing this morning upon charge
OF embracery,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25

COMMODORE SCHLEY, the chief OF the bureau OF
has returned from New England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25
Fire at Hudson. N. ".

HUDSON, n. Y, September ga fire broke out
at O'Clock this morning In the drug store OF Jason
NJ. johnson, under the Hanor house, destroying the
contents OF the store. The loss is 0000 insured
IN the New Hampshire Fire Insurance company
and other eastern companies The insurance viii
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BALLS. PARTIES, &c.

CRAND BALL. GIVEN BY PROFS PISTORIO
" and PROCTOR, for the late Officer Fowler's widow
at Masonic Temple on MONDAY, september %. 1884
Tickets so cents. se226t'
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PERsoNAL-Col. A. D. Straight, Of Indiana, whose
name Is mentioned as Commissioner Dudley's sue
cesSor, Is at the Ebbitt.-Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Far
den have returned from their wedding tour and are
''at nome" at 519 18th street nOrthweSt.-Mr. Z.
5. Hutchinson has returned from brief European
Trip, much benefited in health.-Chief Justice
ana Mrs Drake have returned to the city.-Rev.
pr Avirett rector OF Silver Spring parish who has
been so seriously ILL., is now convalescing slowly in
the mountain air OF Cumberland, Md-Public
Printer s. P. Rounds is in New YOrk.-Mrs. E S.
Hoover and Miss Clara P. Hoover have returned to
the city after several months absence in the
mountains OF Pennsylvania.-Mr. q. C. Robbins
Semmes is at Westminster, Md-Mrs. E. H. Gil
man is at Newburg, N. Y.-Rear Admiral Carter
and family have returned to the city.-Mr Neal,
Solicitor Of the Treasury has been called to Boston
by the serious illness of his wife in that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25
Improving the Reservations.

THE WORK AT WASHINGTON CIRCLE, ETC.
Col. Rockwell, commission of public buildings
and grounds, is pushing the work OF improving the
various parks and reserva, ions as rapidly as posi-
BILE. Workmen have been engaged for some days
upon the Washington circle with a view of beauti-
flying it. Quite number Of trees in the circle have
been cut down. Some OF them were OF no use
being nearly dead, and others were considered to
be OF species unsuitable for the purpose. Their
places will be filled by ornamental shrubs and
small trees. All the trees that were to be removed
have been cut down, and 1t Is thought plenty OF
trees for shade and beauty still remain The circle
Will be otherwise Improved by the addition OF other
which surrounds the statue will be considerably
enlarged.
steps have also been taken to reclaim the reser-
walton on South Carolina avenue, in front OF the
eighth precinct station house. from the center OF
the street. 1t has been carefully graded. and sur
rounded with curbing Walks Will be laid through
IT, and ornamental trees and shrubs Will De planted
The work on Providence square, in front OF PrOvt-
dence hospital, Is also In progress, and 1t Will be
much improved.
TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE BY LFvIs-The trans
fer Of eight lots In the neghborhoOd OF T and Wa
ter streets and Sd and Is streets southwest, by
George II. Lewis to N G. Sumnerfield, was recorded
to-day, the consideration being s., 600.
Ross, THE REsURRECrIONIsT. IN TROUBLE AGAIN.
yesterday in front OF ParkerS bookstore by Officer
Pearson on complaint OF a white lady, who charged
him with insulting her. On the way to the Sta
tion Ross became very abusive and prOfane. He
left IS collateral at the station house, which he
forfeited this morning.
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BOOKS, &c.

IHOR SALE-SECOND-HAND SCHOOL BOOKS AT
Il ASHBY'S, lI05 Pennsylvania avenue. We have re-
ceiyed large collection No charge for covers
SCHOOL BOOKS
= AND SCHOOL STATIONERY
Al REDUCED PRICES
Note Paper. five pounds to the ream only IS cents.
General reduction all Standard and Miscellaneous
Books Card Engraving and Printing; all work guar
anteedL Largest assortment of BLANK BOOKS IN the
city
Sole agent for JOHN HOLLANDS CELEBRATED
GOLD PENS.
JOHN C. PARKER
se12 GIT and GIG 7th street northwest.
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NAVAL ORDERs-Comman der George Dewey, Or
dered to examination for promotion; Medical In
spector Delavan Bloodgood to examination for pro-
motion; Capt. Joseph n. Miller, detached from the
command OF the Tennessee, 3Oth inst, and on the
1st OF october appointed president of the board to
visit the principal foreign naval and mercantile
vessels arriving at New York; Chief Engineer Geo.
SeWel from duty, on the 3Oth inst, connected with
the inspection Of fore. IN naval and mercantile
vessels arriving in New York, and placed on wait
ing orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25

RESUMED BUs1NEss.-The acting controller OF the
currency is informed that the national bank at
New Brunswick, n. j., resumed business yesterday
under favorable auspices. the deposits being NOR
than double the disbursements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25

School Books.
Large Stock for every grade Of Public and Private
schools. Wholesale and Retail
The Lowest Prices always guaranteed
Satchels Straps, States and other School Supplies
c. Z. PURSEIL.
se6 418 Ninth street northwest
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F@ TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT OF
80 Columbia in favor Of the election of Cleveland
md Hendricks,-The National Democratic Commi tee
mas appointed A. Wilson to take charge of the collec
non OF funds in this District and has authorized him
to receive subscriptions for defrayng the Legitimate
penses OF the National Democratic Campaign.
Those desiring to contribute do 80 in person or
by addressing him. p. o. Box $40. se24-sw