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Ihe Republican Colts to Have 3
Chance Four Years Hence.

Four years Of exclusion from Office and patronage
will freeze out the 1obbers and send the superan.
nuated statesmen OF the republican party into
honored and useful retirement Then the party
VIII be purified and will find itself in the hands OF
IT away from contemplation OF its completed glo-
r1es to new and solid triumphs. These leaders are
EQUIPPED and ready now for their work, but the
Warehouses block their way
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VIRGINIA EsTaMArES.
Chairman Barbour Claims the Ssus,
'" -tl4 BY ae 1.easl 1000.

cratic state ceptral committee OF Virginia. says lac
estimates on the basis OF dispatches received by
him to-day from all parts OF the state, that VIZ
glnla has given the democratic electoral ticket Q
majority or at least 5000, and he thinks r may
reach 10000.
Al the democratic headquarters in AlexsDdra
the majority Is estimated az from 1000 70 Oo1
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Transferx of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: n Happ
4sa; s1.s2a L NJ. Saunders to Margaret A. Weaver,
SUBJ 90 50. saS; $500. A. Gibson to 6. W. Hall, lot
4, SO. 43s $3.50. F. X. Ward to John A. Baker,
part 5, So 3S; g.. w. ID. CaSSin, trustee TO w.
F. Gibbons, part 90, B. & HIS addition to George
town; = G. w. White TO F. w. Tucker, SUBS.
Sc to SO; 81 200. John H. Waggaman to John X.
tor, to John Baker, part 2, so. 5a4 g.. Alice L.
Riggs 10 P. Brennan, lot 80, SO. 1O7; S111S.6O w.
T; Kellogg to 7. Parker, lots 81 and 81, so. 1870;
$S,642
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GEN. BUTLER,S ADVICES.

He is Assured that Blaine Has Carried
New York by from 5000 to 10000.
Boston, November 5-The Traveller says: Gen.
Butler received a dispatch this morning from New
York assuring him that Blaine had carried that
state by from 5000 TO 10000 plurality beyond
doubt.
The WOman's Foreign Missionary So.
Ciety.
BALTIMORE. Nd. November 5-The fifteenth an
nual convention OF the general executive commit
tee of the WOmans Foreign Missionary society be-
gan its session this morning In the Madison avenue
Methodist Episcopal church.
City.
BLAINE'S ELECTION PRONOUNCED CERTAIN.
The New York Commercial Advertiser teie-
graphs Scott Smith, Its correspondent here, under
date lis p. w., as follows:
NEW YORK, November S.
National committee pronounce Blaine's election
certain New York republican by 1000. Au-
guSta dispatch states Blaine confident OF election
Commercial A dre,tiser.
DEMOCRATS SAID TO CoSCEDE VIRGINIA.
The Richmond Wing telegraphed Mr. Smith at
1925 to-day: Virginia certainly republican Demo-
Gratis concede IT,"
NEW YORK CLAIMED FOR CLEVELAND BY 10000
A dispatch was received at democratic head
quarters at 2:45 this afternoon from Watson BOYLE
mittee in New York, saying: This state has gone
democratic by ten thousand majority. Doubt no
logger remains as TO Cleveland's election"
RANGE OF THE THEKMoMErER-The following
We're the readings at the office OF the chief signal
I'll, IN o. Z e n
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MEDICAL. &c.

RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE Oh
Nu two of Da BROTHERS. 1nvigorating Cordial
VIII cure any case Of Seminal Weakness Nervous De-
liity aud Ippotency IL impsrts ylxor the whole
systsln. 30 Bstreet southwest. os.2e In
TT HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
u DIR BROTHERS il the Oldest tsblished adj
can COZ 6dentiy consult DR.. BRoTHE sos 81 s NV
Particular attention paid 20 all diseases peculiar
ladies, married single All irregularities and ovs-
Ran troubles successfully treated ~ Board with
good accommodations and kind effce.f nurses furp-
shed TO those who may desire 10 stay few days
city under his treatment. ocxS- I'M
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SECOND LIEUT.. CHARLES L. CoRTHEII- 4fh ar
ullery, Is transferred IRON battery q 10 battery
OF that regiment, and VIII proceed 10 join his
proper station
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To-day certified copy of the decree OF the Court
In General Term directing the discharge OF James
Barnard Shugrue, the minor, from the marine
corps, was sent TO Col McCawley the colOmandant
OF the corps, by the father or the boy.
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NEW YORK.
The FUN Vote for New York CITY and
County Oeeicers.

Ihe Full Vote Tor New York City and
County officer.
NEW YORK, November a-The following Il the
full vote for city and county officers: Mayor: Grace
county democracy and citizens, ss.sss: Grant. Tam.
many, 1881; Gibbs, republican, <4ssi. Gracce
plurality over Grant i0eos Controller. Loew.
county democracy, 81, zoe: Paine, Tammany, sS.NS
Paine 1875 President OF board q aldermen:
sanger county democracy, g ,ise; Cochrane, TAM
Issny, Si,u, 9connor rspnSiican ssss
District attorney: MARITIME, county democracy,
$3.50 Forster; Tammany, 7i,ias; Spencer. ne
Osssi iss coronersessemser ars amma ons5
s4,sss; Schuilze county democracy. 74so9; Ed.
man gepl. salsa Nessemer's plurality over
Tide IL Still Rising.
ALBANY, November a-Albany county complete
gives Cleveland $40 majority. The Evening Jour
nal estimates al pm. a majority or oyer 500 for
Blaine In the state and that the Blaine tide Is stil
rising. The assembly stands rs republicans 70 81
democrats.
What Returns from 1.S55 Districts
show.
New YORK. November a-l.Sss election districts
In New York state, outside the cities OF New
YORK and Brooklyn, give Blaine $751; $40; Cleveland
s99 26l; Butler. 9.Sss; ST. Jonn, 1880 Net demo-
cratic gain, 1855.
AT THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE
ROOMS.
The Republicans Reported 20 be Surly-
senator GOrman's Claims for CIeve.
land.
NEW YORK, November Sat the headquarters OF
the national republican committee the members OF
the executive committee were In an unusually
surly mood. Mr.. Steve Elkns declined positively
10 say anything whatever on the political outlook.
Al the headquarters OF the national democratic
committee Senator German expressed the utmost
confidence In the success and election or Gov.
Cleveland. He sent letter 10 a friend to day, In
which ne stated his belief founded upon the most
reliable Information TO be had that his party would
carry New York state by ten thousand majority.
Connecticut by two thousand six hundred,
and New Jersey ana Indiana by working maJoriLieS
The feeling between Tammany Hall and the county
democracy has been much Intensified by the re-
suits thus far acknowledged For the moment the
Tammany people are stupeHed by the force OF the
blow which has been administered. They do not
hesitate TO say that the county democracy sac
rt1ced Cleveland at the polls for the benefit OF
Grace. The county democrats retort In a similar
strain, but feel that as they have got everything
they can AFFORD TO be magnanimous The feeling
among the leaders at both the national and state
democratic headquarters was that the quarrel be-
tween the factions has cost Cleveland 20 900 votes
in the city.
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The RaIti,nore Narke,,.

BALTIMORE, Nd. November 5-virginia sixes,
CONSOLIDATED 80 past due coupons. 49, do new 10 4Os
323.; new threes, 5l5e bid to-day.
BALTIIORE. Nh. November 5-Cotton dull. -uid.
ding, ga. Flour steady with moderate nquiry-How-
ard street and western super 2.25a275: do. extra,
9Da3.J0: do. family. 3 75a4 IS; city mills super
os215 do extra 300a3 10: do Rio brands. 62ll 49,
Patapsco family $50: do. superlafive patent 600
Wheat-southern quiet western ou and steady south
ern red. s5ass: do amber 93a95 No. western winter
re spot, 81 Haslk: Noyemb-r. slKaSlT; December.
WESTERN dull southern white 63s64: do yellow 53s56
western mixed year, 4Tk bid January, 46}Sa474.
Oats steady and quietsouthern. 31a36 western white
5SaS9 do mixed 5saS2 Pennsylvania als34 Rye quiet
62aoo Hay stsa and Quiet-pfme to choice Penn.
Mess pork ,e5s Bulk meats,shSqlde, and clear rb
sides. IN. Hams, lA,sa1s. Lard-refned, 8. Butter
nrIn Is Petroleum dull snd noniinal-refned, 7xa7Z
Coffee dull-Rio carsoes. ordinary to fair. 8a0 Sugar
9met-A SOFT o.; copper refined quiet. 12sl3A.
whisky steady. llosl -. Freghts to Liverpool per
steamer quiet-coton. SLID hour. Is Hrain, AaA}(d
hecelptsmnour 3A57 barrels wheat 700 bushels;
corn 6oo0 bushels: oats. 26o0 husheis: rye, 5000
6usneis shipments wheat, 1900 bushels: corn,
LUZ bushels; rye LOCO bushels Sateswhsat, ll40 600
oushels corn. l5.000 bushels
Tho Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ILL., November s-Cosing prsces.
Wheat.November 13.tf.. December 75k; january 7oh:
May. SS4 Corn-NovembeE. az: December S0E:
year 5ys; January. S7t1; May 39ss. Oats-November.
22oH: December. 261<; year. 259S: May 293I Pork
January. II 52h: February. ll67k LArd-Noyember,
IVo; Decetnbef 6.921f: January 100; February, 10
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M.DAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
V1 dies All female complaints quickly CURED Can b
consulted daily At l2la 9Th street Ooe hours
from TO O'Clock pm, With ladies only. ,y22-4m'
u FAD AND BE wlsE-DR BRoTHEkS s0e ,
lstreet southwest appeared before aud made oath
that he 10 the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in
this city. and will guarantee in all cases Of
poor furnished Medicine free Consultation and advice
t for mn n1 hx nr nRoT l Arr, 81 Is1
SAMUII WALKER Notary publf0
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POLICEMEN MoBBRD BY BoYs-Last night bon
FIRE was started at the OF 9th and streets
northwest, and the arrest OF one small boy fol-
lowed. The crowd OF boys followed the officers
who with their prisoner, entered a 9TH street car
to avoid the crowd. Some persons stopped the Car
and held the norses, While the crowd threw stones
PEELED TO leave the car, and they then started for
police headquarters. On the way along 9TH and
streets the crowd broke several windows and un-
crowned Officer Shultze's hat. The boy was safely
placed In headquarter under charge of dsorderly
conduct. His name was John Harper There was
nothing done in his Gaze
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ILGaNOlA.
The Vote tm Chicago.

CHICAGO, November a-The city of Chicago. with
precincts missing gives Blaine Se,ais, Cleveland
Ao.4ss, ST. John 5o2- Butler <sa ogesby lrepl. Tor
governor, received so,le7, Harrison dem 81. SO.
Roobs lpro.) ass.
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A Steamer Wrecked.

The signal corps station at Cape May Point, n.
j., reports that the steamer John Taylor, belong
Ing to the Porties Steamer Co.. came ashore during
q gale at a. m this morning. She is q total
wreck. Crew and all property saved
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The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening aud p. m price,,
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special WIRE 70 Il H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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District Government Affairs
TIE HOME FOR INDECENT CoLoKED WOMEN ANr
CHILDREN


THE HOME FOR INDECENT coLoKED WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.
The report from the secretary OF the national
association for the relief OF destitute colored
women and children states that the home, with
the means ut present furnished, is capable OF car
Inv Inv ior los or ITO children and or aged women
The value OF the real estate Is s., 900; improve
ments, $4,000; personal property, $1,000 Last
Institution.
THE GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM
The annual report Of the management of the
Sermah orphan asylum states that on the first OF
last october the number OF orphans In the institu
tl0n was &c. OF which Is were females and "a males
The health OF the children has been good. The
revenue OF the institution from donations and Con-
balance is still in the hands OF the treasurer or
$3.50 9S Clothing and household goods have been
contributed by various charitable societies to the
value OF SIPS. The building occupied as the or
phanage is described as inadequate, and they re-
quest the Commissioners TO assist the asylum in
obtaining proper appropriation from Congress TO
remedy the defects
MISCELLANEOUS
The Commissioners have authorized the laying of
an asphalt block pavement in the roadways be-
tween the Washington market house and the res
ervation north OF 1t. the market company to pay
square yard.
A delegation of women from First street north
east were before the District Commissioners this
more and Ohio railroad ObStructinE that street by
fence which IL proposes TO erect.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwsle as follows:
D. B. Gron, erect five twO-story dwellings on New
Jersey avenue, between r street and Rhode Island
avenue northwest; $4,000. Mrs E. Spencer, Hills
dale, county, repair frame dwelling; 5000. +. Nc
Cormick, repair frame 4y street northwest; 800.
E D. Bohrer, repair brick 3a6 Virginia avenue
southeast; $500. B. F. Leighton and c. K Foss,
erect three-,tory and basement dwelling, Massa-
chusetts avenue, between 7th and 9Th northeast;
IS 600.
LIQUOR LICENSES
Applications In.
renzo, Frederick Freedman, John Gull, Nicholas
Liston, George Fritsche, c. G. Goeckeler, VIM. l.
Hughes, Middleton Nael, George Schafer, Frank
+. Burke, Hattie Baum John Bear. Thomas F. Con-
roy, William H. Fugltt, Joseph j. Finley julius
Froth, George Gross, William Ii. Hammersey, John
Hancock, Charles Hurdle. James Holmes IL Bro,
James Keleher, Pat Lynch F. Lanbrecht, Pat II.
Morgan, John H. Middleton, Frank Nelhaus, 7.
RoeSele 4 Son, James Smith, Louis Schmidt, En-
nest Treioer, F. Tenney & Co, William Widmayer,
9. w. Williams, Peter b. Meredith and Reichert
Francis have been approved. Applications OF Mich
olas G. SanderSon, Franklin Guy and Edward
O'NeiO have been dsapproved.
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MASSACHUsETTS.

The Vote Nearly Co0pleseA, Gives
BOSTON, November a-The vote Of all the cities
and towns In this state. with the exception Of 8
small towns foots up: Blaine, Ili.S0l; Cleveland,
III 6oe Butler, esSll St John, ass. In 1850 Gar
lol $50, Weaver, l,s4s; Dow, $50 The gubernar
toral vote which does not include the small towns
mentioned, fOots up: Robinson rep.h l1,6l9
EndicoIt (demL), 1o6 ,6s7; Nccanerty (people's),
22.e93; Seelye (pr0). 6,OsA In 160B Robinson had
Ie0.0os; Butler, is0226 Almy (prn). 1.66l.
The Congressional 0olSgasioos
The following congressmen are elected: First dis-
trict, r T. Davis, rep; second district. John p.
Long, rep; third district. A A. RAnney, rep; fourth
district, r. A. Collins, dem; NTH district, g. D.
seventh distinct r p. SCOne, rep: eighth district
Chaa H Allen, rep; ninth district. Fred d. Elys
rem: tenth distr1cf W. W. Rice, rep; eleventh DE-
trict WIN. whiting. rem; twelfth district, j. W.
Rockwell, rep Republican gain Of two conoEeenr
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NEW JERSEY PROBABLY DEMOCRATIC
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INDIANA.

A Republican Plurality OF 1.5OO lndi-
Gated
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. lis p.m.-Indiana, $50 voting
places show republican gain Of II ,02S; democratic
gain, 6512; net republican gain, 4.516. This rate
would give republican plurality OF 1850 in the
state.
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Private Dispatches Received I'm This
CITY.

RANGE OF THE THEKMoMETER.-The following
Were the readings at the oiice OF the CHIEF signal
oficer to-day: am, a39; ii a. NJ, SIG; PM So g.
Maximum, $50: minimum. d37.
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The Baltimore Sun this morning makes the fol-
lowing roofing OF the vote throughout the state.
The vote OF the state outside the city, gives net
democratic majority OF 1906. The democratic ma
1orities Ia the counties follows: Anne Arun-
del. 34 Baltimore, $780, Caroline, 81; Carroll $780,
Cecii, 200; Hartford, 700; Howard ass; Kent, 100;
Montgomery zoo Prince Georges. 1914; Queen Anne,
6s3; Talbot. "a Micomlco, $50; Worcester, 1853 Re.
publican ma10ritleS are as follows: AllegaDy, 428;
Charles. 177 Dorchester, $50; Frederick, 345 Gar.
rett, 2O2; Washington $50; Calvert, 1877 somerset
$50; St Mary's, 1868. The vote In Baltimore city was
the largest ever poed, amounting to e. 248; Cleve-
lands plurality, 6,716; majority, 6,34S. The vote
!or ST Jonn was 1853, and for Butler, 104. OF
the SIX congressman the democrats elect I'VE,
which Is q gain OF one. Mr.. McC0mas, republican,
IN the sixth district Is reelected by decreased
majority over TWO years ago In the third district
Cole, democrat. Is elected by plurality OF $3.50
In the fourth district Fndlay, democrat is elected
py less plurality Ftndiay's total vote runs ahead
OF Cleveiand's vote IN that district 1888 votes The
delegation stands: First district Chas II. Gibson;
second distriet. Frank T. shaw; third district, VIM
h Cole; fourth district, John Y. l. Findlay; NTH
district. Barnes Compton; sixth district, Louis r.
McComas, republican
Maine.
The Indications are that BlaineS plurality in
Maine VIII be ID 500 In 40 towns Biaine's plural
ny y u, tS1 against Garneld's majority Of o,0l1
There was q very heavy vote polled, ana the 10
turns Indicate heavy democratic majority and
the elecsaon Of every democratic Congressman.
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it Solely to the Republicans.

Owes IL Solely to the Republicans.
From the N. Y Sun
1act.he Will owe his election, he owed his nomi
nation, solely and conspicuously to the efforts of
republican voters. The democratic party has
still to elect candidate representing democratic
principles.
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DIED.
, BEAKE At 1918 p m. November 9TH. 1884 after o
lon. and painful Illness which she bore with Christian
1ortitude. MrA JANE BLAKE, aged Afty.tWo years.
ten months and fourteen days
Dearest mother, thou hast left us
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits God who hath bereft ua.
He will all our sorrows heal
By HRR CHxD1xN
Notice Of funeral hereafter. -
BURLINGTON. Al 3 O'Clock .. m. November Sth,
1884 EMMA 4, wife Of John skivingfon ssed thirty
Relatives and friends invited to attend tho funeral
a hsr late residences No los Third street southeast
papers please copy.1
sWILIIAMS On Wednesday morninR. November &
lS6 ~ O'Clock u the residence Of his law Jo
teph Caesau, kICHARD b. WILLIAMS. IN the w.
aesrsl avis. 4 1cKendrss church On te-nnszow
NteEnoon et8 orc och.
,wIN3QR On November SIN 1854 st 7:So m. ct
sas fsdsqes e he soH 81 law HT G. fannos Ma
n4ne years md etx uipntha
III REMAINS YIN b taken to Massachusetts tor Inter
1HogGo; Qn re ncEning q Novssnbsr s 1884 -.
ANnE 30xI11 yOUGA widow Il the 3aSo Os. h ~.
xou0Gs IN IL oevonty.0fgs year OF hef ga
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TTHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
Il Corner 18th St and Penna ave n W.
WEEkS i CO., Aucloneers
w Isl Louisi- ma avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.

VIII SELL at their warerooIns. on TUESDAY. no.
FEMBER SIXTH, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK q
superior collection Of Household Furniture CARPETS.
r.. One very fine and nearly Walnut framed Ma
hOgany Trimnngs Parlor Suite of pieces vel
vet plush and made to order; Haircloth Parlor Suit
Extra large frames honier. Walnut Whatnots Ebony
Cabinet. Walnut Wardrobe. three Walnut Chamber Sets
in good condition, Walnut Rockers and Chairs, Wood
Seat and other Chairs, Lounges Upright Piano. ire
Springs. Hair and Shucx Mattresses &c. with other
Furniture
Also at ELEVEN O'CLOCK,
NINE PLATED AND WALNUT FRAMED SHOW
CASES.
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LARGE LOT OF SECONDHAND HARNESS
Also, twenty five new misft and good second hand
Brussels and stair Carpets
Also at close sale oil furniture three hundred lots
Fancy Goods Hosiery, Wool B ankets, four Wanu.
Silk aud Cotton Trimmings Buttons. Caps,
Threads &c. remaining effects of dealer removed to
store IL
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INDIANA INDICATIONS,

Blaine Has Probably Carried the state
Special D1apssch to THE EVENING star
INDIANAPOLIS, Ism, November
The indications now are that Blaine has carried
Indiana. Ward, democrat, is elected to Congress
In the ninth district w. r. HOLLOWAY.
GOV. CLEvELAND,S PRIVATE AID.
VICES.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court c. A. Seitz
and MOlle K Hunter; L. NJ Beckett and Mary c.
Giles; Robert b. Bailuff and Mary Ildergerts VIII
liams; Anthony Oden and Lucy Jackson; Robert D.
Young and Julia b. Amber
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The Election Excitement To-day.
SCENES ABOUT wASHINGToN-THR CROWDS IN QUEST
OF NEWS

Though thousands OF people remained up nearly
au night last night to hear election news, the
streets were again thronged early this morning
with fresh and eager crowds. The reports received
during the morning increased the excitement and
interest Telegraph offices, political headquarters
and other places where news could be obtained
were surrounded by inquiring crowds The count
Ing room Of Tue STAR Office and the adjacent side
walks were thronged. The STAIRS extras, which
the fullest special Geographic reports OF
sns situation up TO the time OF their issue, We're
eagerly sought and read in every part OF the CITY,
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mr. LEON THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliable Ladies' Physician in the city. %
CONSULTED daily 32s Missouri avenue first street south
Of Pennsylvanis between I'd and All
female complaints and Irregularities quickly anov-d
Prompt trestuient and consultations
strictly confidential Separate rooas Tor ladles Once
bours-l " and 70 u IL oc2s- Luz
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-11
OGDEN, SALT LAKE, PROVO,
NEPHI. JUAB,
MILFORD AND FRISCO
ON AND AFTER
MARCH 8. 1884,

A-S-x-AAAVO % Aoo-I
Four Express trains leave Salt
Lake for Ogden daily as follows:
Pacific Express at 60 am.
Atlantic Express at 100 am.
Park City Express, 8 p. m. Special
Express at 730 p m.
Arrive in Ogden at 7.2O* a NJ; $50
am. 4.25 pm. and 8. 10 pm.
Express trains leave Ogden at
200 q m; $50 a. m; 1890 am. and
5.15'p.m. Arrive at Salt Lake at
$50 am; $50 am; IL noon and
6.45 pm.
Those marked are through Ex-
press trains, and will stop. only
aOheaa sfgHalled.
Express leaves Salt Lake daily at
100 am. for Juab and intermediate
stations, and connects with Salt
Lake, Western Railway for Tintic,
and with Sanpete Valley Railway
for anpete.
Through Express leaves Salt Lake
at sos pm, and connects with
Stage Lines at Milford and Frisco
for Southern Utah, Nevada and
Arizona.
Express Train from Juab and
intermediate points arrives at Salt
Lake at 6 pm.
Through Express from Frisco
and Milford arrives at Salt Lake at
$50 Pa.
JAS. SHARP, z. COPE,
Asst Gen. Supt. Gen. F. s. P. ACT
JOHN SHARP,
Gnoa-a1 GnpSf
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CLOSING OUT SALE.

Having decided to close out our bust
- in ibis city, we now Offer our entire
En- consisting Of Tea, Coffee, Spices
nj Fancy Groceries, at % per cent. be-
Toost Good Japan Tea st 25c.and soc.
y round; M.yhower, 40c.; English
snklast, SOC. and 65c.; Choice Garden
|Tg SOC. and 65c.; Loose Tea. 25c. and
ID. and everything else in proportion.
81 TO continue for sixty day.. Don't
avs! the place Salt Lake Tea Store, No.
S r., First South, opposite Market
Row. ]
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iREAT REDUCTION In
LIVERY.

Passengers to and from the depot, in
csrrlsgea, 50 cents; Party, Ball and
Theatre calls, 50 per couple, s. two
coup.ea, Carriages for calling ebout the
city, S. for four hours; carriages for
to1riss, With we'll informed guides, at
AARK NCKlMMINs' LIVERY STABLES,
sa't Temple Street, north Of Walker
H02'a Salt Lake City, Utah. +
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-11
$50 REWARD.

n, Wednesday, March 6, about 5 or
~ On the west side Of Main Street,
. s- J.. Leviberg's store and st.
2Nos Hotel, ladies gold bird pin, with
liz .nIssire diamond droop. The finder
! ~ ITii he literally rewarded by leaving
"a have ~ described pin at Leviberg's
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