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Huntsville gazette., 1884-09-13
SATURDAY, SEPT, 18th, 1884.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET
FnR President:
JAMES g. BLAINE. of Maine.
EoR VICE PREzDRNT.
JOHN A. LOGAN, of Illinois.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to announce L. w.
0av a candidate for Congress st the
snsasug November election In opposition
to the nominee OF tho Decatur Convention.
Huntsville gazette., 1884-09-13
MAINE.
Solid i0r Blaine.

Majority 17,OOO--The Plumcd Knight
Speaks.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 9.-The following was
sent to Gen. Logan to-day:
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CALDWELL. On June 18TH 1894. at q m p J.
CALDWELL Of typhoid pneumonia In the sir second
year of his age beloved husband Of Jane Caldwell
Funeral will take place from his 10 residence. No.
$40 New Jersey avenue northwest Sunday June 22d
ut D. M Friends aud acqus nfances 81 the deceasrd
respectfully invited. New York aud Baltimore papers
please copyl B.
CREvELING. At her residence 2os4 18th street
half past two. Mrs @. W. CREyELING, IN the thirty
ninth year OF her
Funeral from the above number Saturday the -
inst at two o'clock pm,
DAILY. On June 20. 1884. at 12:0a m. Mrs. MARY
Funeral will take place from the residence Of her
brotherin-law, No $40 Pomeroy street northwest on
sunday june I'D 1t y. m Relatives and friends are
HOPKINS On Thur.day, June ~ 1873. ct I2:so
daughter Of Francis H r. and Lillian Hopkins sged
two months and nineteen days.
Funeral VIII take place from 1907 Ffteenth street.
northwest on sunday afternoon, at p. M Relatives
and friends respectfully invited TO attend
MADDEN. On June 18th. 1854. JOHN A. MADDEN.
late captain Co. G. 18th Pa Vols. AGED S6 years lts
MASON. At Accotink. Fairfax county, Va. on yuns
only and relieved child Of j. p H and Anti. c. Masoa.
Funeral saturday ct 4p.m-
MCCONNELL. On June 18th. 1894 at noon. REG
INA MARIE. only daughter Of Bernard A and Mario
Mcdonnell nee McAuley. aged ten months and eleven
days
lioS Eishth street southssst sturdy. June 2isc
O'Clock D. m
RIDDLE. In Lebanon. Pa. on June nth, 1854 sft9
a long and Painful Illness, Miss ELIZABETH RIDDLE
In be sixty third year Of her see.
Her funeral VIII take place this Friday. S.ne 90 .
R. Heilman. No. 612 North Ninth strest Iebonoa N
togW0nt at Jo0e1town, Pa
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IN DIANA REPCBLlCASS-TICkETS TO THE DINO
CRATIC NATIONAL CONTEMPORARIES.
The republicans OF Indiana In their strife con-
vention yesterday adopted the platform OF the ma
tional convention at Chicago and ratified the
nominations. Hon. W. ii. Calkins was nominated
for governor, receiving 594 votes the first ballot
to 5l2 for Commissioner OF Pensions Dudley. The
nomination OF Calkins was then made unanimous.
The state ticket was then completed.
The subcommittee on arrangements or the ma
uonal democratic committee have issued a card, In
which they state that the tickets OF admission 20
the national convention at Chicago VIII be dis
tributed according TO certain rules and cannot be
given as favor 10 any one. Each delegate VIII
have six tickets for distribution TO the public APP
plications by newspapers for desk privileges, IL IN
stated, should be made prior 20 June 90
j. ii. Taylor was yesterday nominated for Con-
gress, on the sixty-fourth ballot by the republi-
cans OF the eighteenth Ohio district
The majority OF the Tennessee delegates TO Chi
cago favor Cleveland.
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TyHE GREAT

THE GREAT r~xs,r.,, no,-r
TO THE S5kfE VEST AS SSI ggggHxEsr
STEEL EAi fFrns stG S1E fl4z H s
For Pttsbury and the West CHICAGO Limited Express
s4% VIZ slss9as c.1s from LII 19s
fada ara to s5u :c sy
Chieage. with sleePing Car Pittsburg to Chicago
with Sy ea for Ad
For Enc, Canandaieua. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
a to snd xa
Train leaving Warrington on Saturday night will not
For Williamsport. Lock Haven and EmirA At s:4oa m
For New York and the East BIS a. m. 1880 a. M 40
io0D and on 81 sqPp Sa AND
ie ehsnse every week d.,
For rss@9sa - ali through train. eonnse. a. yer.
riage across New York CITY,
Iii Limited ii. E.rres, 94os daily except sunday
s. s 1S 3 tS S. a. rs q
For Popes Creek Line $50 am and 40 pm daily. ex-
For Annapolis $50 am and 40 pm daily except Sun.
f5ASRfs 2sS a
rs5 s5s "a $ p md R
rsr s and % the SOUTH sSa and AM dali,
r and 5 ie1 daily EXCEPT ,r SUNDAY
and " 10 midnight. On Sunday at sos and 10 10
Tickets and information at the office northeast corner
tt eRa s s oa hs and d
gage to Wb hotels and
CHAS. PUGH General Manager. my1Z
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GuntOn Building 472 Louisiana ave-
THOS, j. FISHER d CO., AuCtS jefS-dkda
THANCERY SALE OF GOOD IMPROVED REAL,
~ ESTATE, SITUATED AT THE CORNER OF
AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTHEAST CONSIST.
ING OF TWO BRICKS AND THREE FRAMES

NHANCERY SALE OF GOOD IMPROVED REAL
~ ESTATE, SITUATED AT THE CORNER OF B
AMP SIXTH ,I STREETS s0gTMEAST. CONSIST
GOOD CHANCE TO BUY a SMALL HOUSE
AND FOR AN INVESTMENT.
By virtue OF the DEGREES Of the Supreme Court off,
the District OF Columbia passed in Equity cause 81
No. 1875. wherein T. E Downham Company are -
complainants and Ely Keely and Others defndants
FRIDAY. the TWENTY SEVENTH 9th DAY on S
JUNE, 1884 at FIVE 90 O'CLOCK M in front of the
premises the following described real estate situate in
the city Of Washington and District Of Columbia and
known as Lots One ~ and Two ( In square eigh 6hun-
yded by the Trustees under order Of the
Lots A. B. c. D. E, and G-lots and having front
Of seventeen feet and I'VE and one-ha inches each ON
South street. by depth Of one hundred feet and four
inches each improved by three story brick house, lot
Of sixty feet and two inches on street. to four
store lots and E each having front Of fourteen feet
9th street. by depth Of sixty feet and two inches
70 said four Alley improved each by two-storI
street by depth OF hxty-six feet and two inches i'm
proved lot having front Of twenty two feet on 9Th
street and being in All shape and being improved by
good two-story frame almost new. The descriptions
above given IN accordance with the plat made by
tied BY the Trustees day Of SALE desired any
Terms Of sale: onsfourxh Of the purchase money IN
cash. and the balance In SIX twelve and eighteen months
6 drS II y % cs On sscn IS q ~ cssh :. The
Il the tins Of Gale on esch lot -'s 1'' W
WIZ 3. WOODWARD,
Gunton Law BUILDING [ 80.
FRANK T. BROWNING, IEaDsee&
3e1l-eo&ds Columbia Law Building
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Hon. W. HI. English n a LObbyise

HR TEsTIFIKs BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE AND
TESTIMONY, But ADMITS THAT HE URGED NkxBEks
TO VOTE FOR HIS (ESGLHHs) SON.
After the close OF THE STARS report yesterday.
Messrs Burns, Peel OF Arkansas, Ellis Moultou.
Burdette, and Hon. W. II. English were examined
before the committee OF the House OF Representa-.
tves investigating the English breach OF pnv1.
lege case. Mr. Peel said that when he voted
against young English he had been asked by the
senior MI English how he could see q democrat
slaughtered. Mr. Ellis said that M Englsh had told
him he thought his son had good case. The con-
yerSation, he thought, was accidental Senator
voorhees, had spoken TO him on the subject Ne
Moulton said the senior Mr.. English had asked hin
IL he could not consistently vote for his son. and
when ne said he could not had suggested that he
need not vote at all
stand In answer TO questions by the committee
he said he thought he had talked with Democrats
on the election committee concerning his sons
case. He said he met members Casually, and
spoke OF the case. The question as TO whether h0
had gone TO their houses 70 BEE them on the sub
Ject, was ruled out on an objection He said he
thought he had told Mr. Converse mat ft was esir.
able for the party 70 stand together He he had
spoken with number OF members, and had gener.
ally mentioned his sons case 10 say that ha
thought IL a good one. He had told members thai
he was sorry that they were not favorably i'm.
pressed with his sons case. He said II never oc-
CURED 10 him that IL was Improper for him 10 go on
the noor OF the House, he did not 60 there Tor any
improper motive.
ibid you ever have talk with Mr.. Weller In the
cloak-room?" was asked.
al did not" he replied, ssand want to say that
Mr. Bayne's statement In his speech the floor OF
the House Is false. neither directly, Indirectly
trled TO influence MI. Weller, and any statement
that did Is wholly destitute Of truth II had
met MI Weller going out OF the room i would have
asked him to stay"
He said II had not occurred 70 him that he might
be violating the rules until he heard republican
say so; then he went TO speaker Carlisle and asked
him, and he thought there was no violation
Representative Holman appeared before the spe-
cial committee charged with inquiry into aIega-
tons that ex-Congressman w. III. English and
other ex-members had violated the rules OF the
House, aGd said that meeting Mr.. English in the
corridors d the House he had Invited that gentle
man 10 the floor OF the House. The rules OF the
House. he SAID provided for exclusion only OF those
who were Interested in claim before Congress or
directly In matters OF current legislation.
Speaker Carlisle was examined, and stated that
he had told Mr.. English that the rule excluding
members applied only TO persons who had q pc
I. cunlary interest In q measure before Congress
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PERSONAL---VERY. Admiral wilkes is at North
Granville, N.Y.-Charles Payson has gone to Mar
ragansett Pier.-DM Hldreth Is at Long Branch.
Gen. N. L Anderson has gone to Coopers-
town, n. Y.-Mrs A. G. Riddle Is e Burton,
Ohio.-Mrs. John c. Fay il at Rehobeth Beach.
C McKibbin has gone to Crystal Lake, Pa
Mr. Richard e. Losano. OF South washington, who
left here lately for Tucson, Arizona has received
conductOrship on the Southern Pacific rairoad.-
The degree Of LID. was conferred upon MI. Robert
C. Fox, OF this city, yesterday, BY Richmond (va)
College It Is not often that the honor y 30
seriously III for day or two but II better this af.
terno0n.-Mr. Walter L Dennis, the promising
young washington actor, is on visit here
A., is at the Ebbitt.-Capt s. L Phelps, ex-D1s-
trict Commissioner Is in town, and win leave In q
few days on his return 70 feru. He u IN nno
health.
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RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO NY STOCK OF PHYSICIANS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PART1CU-
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS SON. WHICH
/ CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR. FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY,
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING 10. A CALL - SOLICITED AND kSTI-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNI6HED
WALTER D. wYvI1L. Excruuvs Aexsz
ap16 No. ga PA AVE. NEAR ~ STREET
VVm WAsHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT CONPANy
No 0l6 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
with IL IRE ana bursiar-proof -aults with IN tn
latest improveInefs1 and structure unsuFpaoDed a
character and completeness. by any building f0g am
lar purpose In the country.
E% Mssae.ost Pet ssp1 &c. e aaa IT, g.
sp2t
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The District i'm Congress.

IHH ShNAfh VoAHIKhEH TO AhEf 1U0hohhU~.
1t was nearly IL O'Clock to-day when quorum OF
the Senate District committee was got together,
and as 1t was then too late to take up any bust
ness, It was decided to meet tomorrow morning.
The committee will give its attention to House bills
altogether as 1t is deemed too late In the session TO
undertake any further Senate business The police
bill will probably be taken up, and there is dis
position TO consider the bank tax bill The Dis
trict Commissioners are urging that the bill pro-
v1dlng for sewer system be pushed forward and
passed Just as II came from the House. II appro-
PIRATES $500, 600 for system OF sewerage.
THE ROCK CREEK PARK.
Mr. Bayards resolution to appoint a committee
to report to Congress what action should be taken
with regard to converting Rock Greek valley into
q park was adopted in the Senate to-day.
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The baltimore Markees.

BALTIMORE. June 20-virginis sixea. consolidated
S7s4 do. new threee, 53A bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, June 2o-Cotton dull-middling, IL u
Flour easy and street and western super
275a3 So extra 50A4 So do family 460aS IS; city
mills super. 3oOss 80: do extra. s.Sos46o; do Ric
brands, 5e2ae IS; Pstapsco family: 62s: do super
quiet western lower closing dull 's%thsrn ssd os'
No 2 western winter red spot and June, Local. COX
July and August. 1.0l al014; September 1O2A asked
dull; southern white 7la7s; DO yellow. esasS west
Oats frmer-southern 37a40: western white 3ss1l DO
mixed 36aas; Pennsylvania. 37a4o. Rye quiet, 6Sa70
Hay dull-prime to choicePennsylyania and Maryland
136OsIaO0 Provisions steady and quiet. Mess pork
IT'S. Bulk meats, shoulder and clear rib sides
los, Hams. 14,.s1S4 Lardarsnnsd: * *, Butter
firm, TN Petroleum nominal-refned. 73sa7Z. Coffee
dull-Rio cargoes. ordinary 70 fair. Ss+s9A; Sugar
1879 Whisky steady. Ia; Frsishts 70 liverpool pen
ceipts~hour 2l5s barrels wheat 600 bushels: corn
10000 bushels oats eco bushels; re 5000 bushels
6ales-wheat 241. 900 bushss: corn. 1000 bushelA
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LOWER PRICES IN WALL STRxKT TO-DAY.
NEW YORK, June 20. Wall Street, 1:40 p. m.-The
Post says the stock market continued to show indi-
cations OF further liquidation, and prices were
weaker, showing longer declines than during the
same hours yesterday. The volume Of business was
small, considering the extent OF the declines and
the uniformity with which nearly all stocks grav1-
tated toward q lower range OF values Notwtth-
standing that the Rock Island declared its usual
quarterly IL per cent dividend, It dropped
"a to 104sl, and notwithstanding that Presi-
dent Sloan states that the Lackawanna Will
continue to pay its usual dividends as heretofore,
Lackaw anna declined 1t to 99,x. These declines
were afterward partly recovered, but the fact of
the general drop in the dividend stocks to the low
est figures OF many years shows the general move
ment to nQuidate. The depression has OF course
been aided to some extent by short sales by the
bears, and the covering OF these from time to time
will cause temporary reactions. The railroad bond
market was affected by the same general view OF
the situation as affects the stock market. Nearly
AL the issues were lower, but more especially the
speculative bonds
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Affair - West Washington.

RIVER THIEvEs.-Capt Walker. OF the schooner
Edward Ewing, lying at Libbey's wharf, reported
at the third precinct station that while he was
away from his vessel he was robbed OF clothing,
money, etc, OF the value of about SIS.
THE j. 0. o. A. n. ENTERTAINMENT.-At the en-
tertainment given last night to the visiting dele
gates OF the Junior Order United American Me-
chanics, at the Market-house hall, speeches were
made by prominent members OF the national coun-
GIL and there was singing by Miss Waller, Miss
Mitchell and Miss Reid
BUILDING AssOCIATIOH-The Twelfth Building
Association held their regular monthly meeting
last night at Goddard's hall Very little business
was done besides the payment OF dues and cancel
ing four shares OF stock.
SHRPrNG NKwa-Cleared to-day-Schooner En-
Achorn, cleared with 500 tons OF coal for Bath;
schooner William L White, cleared, 800 tons
OF coal for Bath: schooner Edward Ewing,
cleared. light; schooner susan H Rtcnie, $50 tons
OF coal for Boston.
GRAIN ,RKcgiPM.-Canal boats T. Lyons Whit
ing, arrived with $500 bushels OF wheat, and
Beulah, LOO bushels wheat
CONDITION OF TIE WATER AT A. M-Great
Falls, 3 receiving reservoir, north connection 8;
south connection, 3D. distributing reservoir infuent
gatehouse, 10; ef1uent gatehouse, %. High tide,
s p m; low tide, II o. m.
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hitch. FOX BROWN, Real Estate Brokers'.

SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON FOUR
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST. IMPROVED
BY BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS. 1922 1883, 1885,
AND 1887 IN WASHINGTON CITY.
By virtue Of deed of trust from Henry W. How -
gate and wife to the undersigned, duly recorded in
Liber 9f0 folio 4S ct seq, of the land records
of tn District of Columbia and of order in the suit
of the United States Of America Henry w. Howgate
Ell al No. 1919 EQutyin the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, we will on SATURDAY, THE TWEEN
TY-FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1884. at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ in front OF the premises offer for sale.
at public auction, all those certain pieces parcels Of
around, situate and lying the City Of Washington,
District Of Columbia and known and described as lots
(34 thirty (35) thirty six 1857 thirty
esd and thirty eight $751; in square numbered two
hundred and thirty $780, according to Henry A.
Wizards subdivision of lots to L. OF Fishers div-
sion Of original lots in said square. the is
corded In the office Of the surveyor Of the District sfore
said in Lber H. d. c., folio 49, The property will be Of
fered in parcels Said property is improved by four
comfortable Brick Dwellings,
Terms Of SALE One half cash, balance in equal install
mens in six and twelve months from day Of SALE the
notes Of the purchasers to be given for the
deferred paynents drawing sx per cent nterestper
said notes to be secured by deed Of trust premises
sold ell cash at the option Of the purchaser pur
chasers All conveysncing at purchasers cost. de-
each piece Of property when it il knocked down II
the terms Of sae complied with seven days
from day Of sale the property will be re-sod by the
trustees ut the risk and cost Of defaung purchaser
purchasers after FIVE days advertisement.
JAMES aN z FFircH, Trusteea
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. je1l-d&ds
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The Committee Ready to 70 % Angus.
Ia This Afternoon.

BosroN, June eo.-The committee appointed by
the national republican convention TO notify Mr..
Blaine and Gen. Logan OF their nomination, and
which arrived In this city last night, met with a
full attendance in the Parker house to-day. 1t was
express train from this city for Augusta at O'Clock
pm, arriving at the latter place at 10oclock They
will remain quietly at their headquarters until to-
myrrow morning, when the committee will wait
upon Mr.. Blaine with the nomination, which i'll
De rendered by Chairman John B. Henderson, OF
the committee. After the speeches, and other ex-
erctses, the committee will leave for Portland
where grand reception will be rendered to them
by the citizens They Will reach Boston on Mon
gay, ana tnen return 10 their homes: Thirty-tMo
White, OF Cornell University, would have attended
for the state OF New York, but for the commence
ment exercises OF his college, which require his
presence,
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To make way for extension Of 18th street through
the estate Of the late James Eslin, will SATUR
DAY. JUNE TWENTYF1RST INSTANT. ut Six
O'CLOCK NJ. sell ut public auction, in front Of the
premises. ostory frame dwelling with story
brick out building situated on Columbia road one
west of 14th street road known the residence
Of the late James Eslin.
Terms Cash. Buildings 70 be removed within ten
days Of the day of sale.
WILLIAM O. DENIsON,
Office. g23 street northwest. I r,.,,.....
BENZ. F. LEIGHTON, Aros'os
je17 -d&ds Office 4S2 Louisiana ave- n ". J
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Reported for TIE EvKNmo SrAR

Reported for The EvKEMo SrAR
NEW NILL-Attcheson q Bro. have purchased q
lot at the corner OF Union and Duke streets and
win put up there planning, turning and saving
enterprises here and has already increased from
small beginnings 70 be an extensive establish
ment
POLICE REroRr.-The mayor has fined Thomas
Grant and Francis Walker ESQ each on conviction
Of disorderly conduct. Pat Foley was sent 70 the
chain gang Tor 50 days for disorderly conduct
NOTIe.-The funeral OF Ma VIM. b D0bie took
Mace this afternoon fum her late home, LIS South
Fairfax 0treeG-The br1ckwork OF the houses OF
NoaGTA Calm and 0reenaway, on Columbus street,
q nnishod-The St Jehn's cadets are expected
hone q an early hour on Sunday. - Mr.. Jesse
Murray, q this city, was hurt BY tall from wind
NH near sheridan Point Observation-Disclosures
Cheshire had his hand badly cut at RiEherls saw
mill ycsterday.-Capt Curley Lost his only child
an infant By death yesterday.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
TAMMANY,s OPPOSITION 10 cLEvE.
LAND.

Leading Democrats Say Cleveland Can.
Nos Garry New Y0rk-J0hn Kelly Ne.
Cl2fes that Cleveland Has GOs . Set
Back.
special Dispatch to The EvKNNe star
NEW YORK, June N-The Tammany delegates
70 Saratoga are rejoicing not Q little to-day
over their triumph At the state convention,
out on the Presidential question they
Indicate anything but harmony, and declare
that the situation II . drawn battle, which they
regard as serious set back for the Cleveland
DOOM" Judge VIM. c. Ruger, . prominent Onon-
daga democrat, said In Albany yesterday: 81 con-
eloer that the convention has effectively settled
the question whether Cleveland can carry the state
ever else may. In THIS view his presa-
Dental aspirations are at an end" Judge
CoWen, OF Saratoga, says: Oft Is the last OF
Cleveland's presidential candidature He would be
beaten very badly: There Is very strong an IL
cleveland feeling In Saratoga Albany and Troy. /"
John Kelly In ms own paper, the star, also saysI
consider that the convention Is serious defeat for
Chicago"
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Mr.. Hendricks DECLINES
,iai dispatch 70 tn. EyyxrSa sr.n

ISplaSkroiis, June ao-Mr Hendricks. 10
an interview this morning, declines peremp-
tor1ly 10 be considered a candidate for COVER
nor. He says emphaticslly that he VIII not accept
the nomination n it should be rendered
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MEDICAL. &c.

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ID and 9Os street southwest and be cured The only
reliable resident advertising physician Washington
He his particular attention treate mt
and of all TO of Disease" particularly that Of
private character. for over 81 years. je19-1ms
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
Vl dies All female complaints Quick ky cured Can be
consulted daily at 1245 9TH street
from to O'Clock pm. with ladies' only. jel8-lm
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE OR
lVl two Of DIR. BROTHERS. lnyigorating Cordial
Will cure any case Of Seminal Weakness Nervous Do
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paid all peculiar to Ladies' married orsinge
All Irregularities and Ovarian troubles treated Thirty
seven years experience. jel7-lm'
nR LION. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliable Ladies' Physician the city be
consulted daily 3l9 Missouri avenue, first street south
of Pennsylvania avenue. between Sd and
female complaints and irregularities quickly remov d.
PROMPT treatment Correspondence and consultations
strictly confidential separate for ladies' Office
hours-l to 4 and 6toS. jel6-l1n'
hR. ROBERTSON. THE GREAT SPECIALIST
lean lie consulted every Wednesday and Saturday
from to at his office 456 street northwest
near street. for the treatment and of all Pr-
Nate. Nervous and Chronic Diseases embracing weak
and al! diseases of the urinary organs &c Cases
recently contracted positively cured six days
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