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MARRIED..

SHEDD-BELL. On Wednesday. November g. 1884,
in Buffalo n Y at the resid nce Of Mr. Ihos. Thonp
SAMUEL S. SHEDD, Of Washington. D. C., TO Mrs
MARY Z. BELL, of Buffalo, N. Y.
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The Democratic Majority in The Next
House.

Secretary Mcpherson, OF the Republican con-
greSslonal committee, would say nothing to-day
about the presidential contest different from what
he held last night He comedies TO the democrats
a majority OF do in the next House.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and3 p. m. pr1ceJ
OF the New York Stock Market today, as reported
by special wire to H. H. Dodge $50 18th street:
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS evenings.

r ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLIsH BREECH-
IL LoADISS SHOT Guns. IMPORTED FEESCH
SILVER PLATtD WARE. Dinner AND TEA
SETS, CASroRs. FRUIT STANDS, &c; FINE
IMPORTED SWISS MUSIC BOXES FROM TWO
OIEN TUNES: GOLD AND = LIVER WATCHES,
yknnHLkYf GrUIk6KYi 9PEkA CLASPS sS.E s
RANJOS. WADE AND BUTCHER RAZOIto, RE-
HOLD ARTICLES.
b direction of the owner, TO change business viii
sci, ON the Premises all the above stock of j. u.
OMEARA Co, 1347 Pennsylvana avenue northwest.
Washington. D. G. Sale commences at SEVEN p. VI.
6rrat bargains may be expected. FOLEY, Auct
y b-Ths fixtures VIII notbe sold as at terrnin-
alton OF sale. the store will be occupied by j. u.
ONE ALA 4 CO.. Manufacturers OF ROYAL GLUE"
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CHAIRMAN GORyIAN'S ANNOUNCE
MENT.

He Sends q Dispatch to His Fellow
Conn itteemen-NeW York Democrats
Go to Their Homes Satisfied-Repub.
licans Still Claiming the State.
NEW YORK, November 7-Senator German,
chairman Of the democratic national executive
committee, has sent the following dispatch to the
national committeeman OF each state:
NEW YORK. November z, 1884.
1t is conceded on all sides that Cleveland and
Hendricks are elected. The plurality in the state
OF New York is not less than 300.
[Signed] A. P. GoRMAN,
Chairman Demo National Elk. Com"
The feeling about the democratic headquarters
was so confident as to ClevelandS election that the
crowd dispersed at noon time.
The republican national committeeman said that
they had no news to-day. The clerks claimed that
they had received denial that Jay Gould had sent
letter OF congratulatton TO Gov Cleveland upon
his election They still state that Blaine has car
r1ed the state and is elected
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District Government, Affairs.


Applications for liquors licenses have been ap-
proved by the Commissioners as follows: John r.
Keiy Dennis TurpV aw9rS 1G1ns R aneS
O'Neill. Daniel OBren, Lorenzo Sine, VIM. Berg
man, VIM Hartnett, VIM Lewis, John F. Mash
lege and James Hennessey.
WHO SHOT JOHN LAuaHLrN9-To-day, in the
Criminal Court, before Judge " vile, cOlored man
Lewis Jones, was placed on trial for an assault and
battery with intent to kill John Laughlin. Mr..
who is a driver on the Mount Pleasant extension
OF the Washington and Georgetown railroad, tes-
tined that shortly after he left Mount Pleasant on
his trip at l0:30 o'clock, on June 18th, colOred
man came up in front OF the car and shot at him
the ball entering his arm. He was quite positive
that Jones was the man. The court minated that
alone, and the prisoner was entitled to vindica-
ton Jones proved beyond doubt that he was
ought to render verdict without leaving the box
and verdict Of not guilty was rendered
JOHN CoNNoR's W1LI.-The will Of the late John
Connor was admitted to probate to-day and letters
granted to the executor, John common, OF No. rs X
real estate his wife, Catherine, during life; that
remaining at her death TO be divided among her
children. He leaves his business to her.
BUSINESS UNDERSTANDING BEFORE MARRIAGE
There was placed on record to-day deed from
James j. Shedd to w. w. Parker, reciting that In
consideration OF maria shortly to be solemnzed
between Shedd and Adelaide NJ. Stutz, he fShedd)
covenants to stand seized OF lots "a and 35 square
1885, for himself during fe and after his death the
fee simple Is to be vested In said Adelaide In lieu
dover In his estate The said Adelaide also cove
nants not to demand any share OF Shedd'S personal
property under the statute OF distributions. The
instrument is dated In September, and acknowl-
edged october oath, and the marriage license was
issued November 4th inst
THE RIVER TRADE.-Harbormaste Sutton re-
ports arrivals at the river front follows: Schr
Geo. C. A. TraverS, Mcnamara, la, 900 feet lumber
A. E. IL, j l
g $50 900 feet lumber for f. E. jackson; schr. Mar
guerite Jones, 200 tons iron pipe, L. A. Lttlefeld
schr. Geo NJ. BrainArd, Smith, $50 tons stone, Wal
department building; also Is vessels with COZ
bushels OySterS market.
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Private Advices from Indiana and New
York.
The following dispatches were received to-day
by Mr.. A. A. Wilson, who represents the District
on the democratic congressional committee:
INDIANAPoLIs IND, November Indiana demo-
cratic by at least seven thousand
E. B. HENDERSON.
NEW YORK, November 1T is now conceded on
all sides that Cleveland is elected. His majority in
New York is not less than thirteen hundred.
A. p. CORMAS.
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MICHiGAN,s VOTE.
Rcpub,,can by a small Maior,sy.

Republican BY a small Majority.
DETROIT. MICH, November Careful COMPARE
son OF the figures from both democratic and repub
lican sources show that the figures heretofore sent
In the Associated Press reports from this city
nearly correct The democrats allow the rpubli.
cans q plurality OF about 500. and the republicans
claim plurality OF $500. The state has gone re-
publican, according TO Associated Press ngures, by
4,67 There Is not great deal OF difference on the
state ana national tickets as at nrst thought The
second congressional district is stu In doubt
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BALTIMORE, MD. November THE argument in
the case OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad compa-
ny and the Baltimore and Ohio express company
versus the Adams express company ct al. to pro-
hibt the defendants from refusing to take express
matter, was closed in the United States circuit
| court to-day. The papers were taken by Judges
| Bond and Morris, and their decision is reserved
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, AT THE MORT VEST
GEORGETOWN. LATELY THE RESIDENCE OF
DIR. GRAFTON TYLEh
BY virtue of authority given to in the last IA
will and testament of DIR lrafton Tyler deceased -
will sell at public auction, the premises. -1
TUESDAY. IHE ELEVENTH DAY OF NOVEM-
BER 1884. at FOUL O'CLOCK. parts of lots "a. o.. y
and %, in Beall's addition to GEORGETOWN, u. C.,
being at the northwest of 3Oth (WasiinxtOu)
street and Gay street. fronting 30th street l22
feet and on tGay) street 30 feet the being
proved by large 2-story brick house
Terms of sale: One-tnird cash; balance in nine,
eighteen and twenty months. to b securei BY a
deed OF trust upon the premises sol 500 to be paid
ct time of sale If terms not complied with in eight
days premises will be resold and risk of de
faulng purchaser after five days notice in Evening
star newspaper. ConvsyanciI1 at purchasers cost.
C. NJ MATTHEWS.
Executor Grafton Tyler.
n3-dts 120S 31st street northwest
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TO.1IOR ROW.

T'HoAAs poWLINe. Aucticnser.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
SALESRoOM. SAL URDAY. NOVEMBER rIGHIH.
Al TN O'CLOCK, EN- RACING EVERY De-
SCRIPrION OF FURNITURE, 10 WHICH WILL
BE ADDFD-
The entire effects OF private residence. comprising
most excellent Furniture fine Carpets stoves xc the
whole forming valuable collection Of goods all OF
which Will be sod without reserve
crate ENGLISH Stone China.
l6 boxes Cheese
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Horses, Carriages, Horses. harness
ALSO
One Concord Two-seat Wagon, one Family Carr iaFe
one Pheston n6-2t
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JEDAZIENE, KELIM AND BAGDAD POR-
THERE'S. ELEGANT EMBROIDERIES.
II,Hos j. FIsHEk co. real Estate Aue,ioneer..

TI'HoS- J. FISHER CO.. Real Estate Auc,ioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL BRICK
HOUSES AND LOTS. KNOWN AS Nos 1902 1904
AND 1906 KINGNAN PLACE NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed of trust dated 18th March. A. 81,
D. $751; and dnly recorded III Lber No 964. folio aSa
Z3. of the land records for the District of Co 80
lumba. we shall sell. on MONDAY AFTERNOON, No
VENEER TIE SEVENTEENTH, 1884. at FOUR
O'CLOCK. i'll front OF the premises. Lots numbered
hundred and three 1ol hundred and two {02) aud
one hundred and one tl0l) according to +. Kingmans
subdivision of sub lots numbered twentysix (26) to
thirty three t33) lnclusl square numbered two
hundred III forty CAD recorded i'll Book IL OF
subdivisions page 2 i'll the Office of the Surveyor of the
District OF Columbia, to-ether with the improvements
thereon consisting of three twOstOry and basement
brick dwellings, known Nos 10 r. 1904 and 1906 King
man Place northwest which will be sold separately
Terms Oe-third cash. balance in six (6) and twelve
2) months with interest and secured by deed of
upon the property sold deposit Of 800 will be
quired ON each lot at time of sale Conveyancing at
cost OF purchaser IL terms Of sale not complied
with within ten days from day of sale the property
Will be resOd az risk and of defaulting purchaser
after tve days notice in The Evening Star
EDWARD j. STELLWAGEN. Trustee,
1924 street northwest.
FREDERICK b. MCGUIRE, Trustee.
n4-dSiS 1906 + street
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Supposed to have Committed Suicide.
SCHENECTADY, NY, November 1.-THE body OF X.
Taylor johnson, prominent man. who disappeared
on October 90, was found in the Erie canal to-day.
1t Is supposed he committed suicide.
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Secretary Chandler at Concord.
HR SAYS He HAS NOT REEN TELEGRAPHKD TO GO TO


NEW YORK.
CONCORD, n. H.. November 7.-Secretary Chand-
Ter arrived here this morning from Warner, where
he has been in conference with Prof. SOley. libra
rian OF the Navy department, since Wednesday
morning concerning his annual report The Sec
10 go TO New York; that he had not been there, and
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c. ror,s N6yemner S~FiChrv.fmr counties
ss a.. o.. ,,o,-srnnr o. ,.s "a
give Asrhaouke' oenL' ioi eo'o'u"' @','Ss' Eo'us
Aoamso NcAcOk0AAoB SsoSeAo~s GA9Cs
ttO0s
ATLANTA. GA, November This city is celebrA-
ting Cleveland's election. At II O'Clock, amidst
the ringing OF bells, the firing OF cannon and the
blowing of whistles an Immense crowd bearing
banners nags ana red shirts on poles, entered the
capitol, took the legislature by storm and
adjourned that body. The crowd then
took up Governor MCDANIEL and carried him
across the street to the custom house, where
patriottc spceches were made by Gov. McDanies.
Congressman Hardeman and Gen. Lawton At this
hour, l:0 pm. the widest enthusiasm prevails,
snu Sne Guy 1eu Will snouse al. oe vu,i ~
necroos ta,i;nr thr tnev IA ve eec,ed Rlaine ana
mfn Sc hsra 1uS IN '-N' '-
N-A wv 'A'AA ~.
New Orleans Democrats Firing . n.
Iuse.
m, NV UsLhANs N1senosI 49, Sm m II
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TNHOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF UNIHPROyED PROPERTY

CHANCERY SALE OF UNIHPROVED PROPERTY
BY virtue OF a decree passed by the Supreme AZ
Court of he District OF Columbia in Equity
No g. 1872 wherein George W. Mccoy il plaintiff 49,
and Mary r. jackson al. Defendants j will SELL
public au ton. III front OF the premises, on FRIDAY
NOvEM Der FOURTEENTH. 1854. ut FOUR
O'CLOCK the following described real estate. in the
City of Washington District of Columbia. The
south hall of Lot No % IN square No 55 fronting 81
feet 4th ST eet b. tween and streets northwest
Terms of sale One third Of the purchase money i'll
cash andthe balance in six twelve months all in
cash option of purchaser Deposit Sl00reqre
at time of sale II terms not CONF he'd with ten ia
from date of sle the pOerty will be resold at
defaulting purchaser Ali cODveyancing of pur-
chaser JAMES III. SMII III, Trustee.
nOs-dts SD Sth street northwest
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SECOND DISPATCH.

By Associated Press.
A Democratic Salute in Portland, Me.
PORTLAND, Me-. November 1.-THE democrats
here fired one hundred guns in honor OF ClevelandS
election.
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THE PRESIDENT took a drive through Central
park, New York, yesterday afternoon. and re-
NAMED In the hotel during the rest of the day and
evening. He dined alone.
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THlKD DfsPArCH.
COafllceossg ClaisnaS.

Special Dispatch TO TEE RvEHmo srAh
NEW YoRx, November z-Notwithstandtng the
intense feeling here this afternoon over tho latest
returns, the large CROWDS eyefywheFe havB been
very orderly. An cheering and marching havo
ceased The police are everywhefe IN largo 1oecA
insids To hosels and headquarten and On The
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WISCONSIN.

Eighey.GOur Counties Ims
ST. Louis, November 7.-Elghty-four counties
give Marmaduke, dem, for governor, 2s,7s4; Ford,
fusion, l6,447.
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SAOAass
HI EXPRESSES NO DOUBT OF HIS ELECTION.


Alarge crowd with ROSTERS decorating their hats
serenaded Mr. Hendricks last evening In Indfanapo-
lis. In response to calls for speech. he said: 81
have no satisfactory Information, but have no
doubt that the ticket which was nominated in
Chicago on July 9Th has been elected" When asked
by correspondent later II another electoral CON-
mission would be tolerated, Mr.. Hendricks replied:
mo, SIR; and so long as can control the matter
this state VIII never again be disgraced by having
one man in absolute control and deputy marshals
acting as partisan police force 1t was disgrace
There was no disturbance and no occasion for this
secret counctling and threatening OF the peoples
liberties
Election incidents.
According TO press dispatch N. A. Plympton,
Cen Butler's political manager, was summoned TO
New York last night.
The vote In New Hampshire In 10l towns on the
question OF calling constitutional convention was
1,021.
Mayor Latrobe. OF Baltimore, sent the following
telegram TO Governor Cleveland last evening:
"The mayor OF Baltimore CO ngratuiates the ex-
mayor OF Buffalo and governor Of New York on his
elevation to the Presidency OF the United States
The Hon John +. Fnerty announces ed1torally
u hts paper, the Chicago cltsen, that be win con.
test the election OF Frank Lawler In the second
congressional district In Illinois
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Talk About Earthauakas.

Maj. J. w. Powell, of the geological survey
at Washington, talked thus about earthquakes: :,
Earthquakes in the eastern portion of the
United States have been comparatively infre-
quent and mild. The most important was tn at
in the Mississippi valley known as the New
Madrid A late earthquake in Western Neva-
da made a fracture about two hundred miles
long, and the displacement varied from five to
seventy-fve feet. The western portion of the
United States, from the farther border of the
plains to the Pacific, is o region of many
and great earthquakes. 1t has also been
in very recent geologic times a region
of great volcanic activity. Thousands Of
now dead volcanoes are scattered over
the country, and vast lava fields cover large
areas of the land. Salt Lake City stands on
the margin of an earthquake fracture, and &C.
oelogists have more than once prophesied that
it will be destroyed by an earthquake. Geolo-
gists have concluded from the consideration OF
u great variety of facts that the interior of the
earth Ii in a fluid condition, due to pressure
and great heat We penetrate from the sur
face toward the interior of the earth by mines
and by boring for artesian wells and other pur-
poses. The temperature is found to increase
at such a rate that a degree of heat would soon
be reached at which all known rocks would
melt. Secondly, a vast number of volcanoes
is distributed widely over the earth, through
the rents Of which enormous quantities Of
molten rock are poured out on the surface of the
earth, showing that a vast reservoir of mol
ten matter exists beneath the crust. Thirdly,
II 10 known, experimentally, that all rocks
would be crushed and caused to flow by the
pressure of q few miles of superintendent
rock. Now, to understand the cause of an
earthquake we must appreciate that a compar-
atiyely thin crust rests upon a vast fluid. The
next thing to be considered is that all the land
portions of the earthis rapidly being transport
ed to the sea by rains and rivers. Thus the
land areas are being unloaded and ocean Dor
ders are weighed down. This loading of sea
borders :-nd unloading of land areas upon a
crust which rests upona fluid sets up enormous
strains, but they accumulate until at Inst sufi-
Gent stress Ii establishedto cause fracture and
When such a rupture occurs an earthauake il
The result All earthquakes in regions where
volcanoes do not exist are thus caused by
strains due to the degradation of some portion
Of the continent, and the leading of tho mater
lai upon some other portion Of the continent
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The ru.ure xtns of England.

An inspired article has appeared in Lloyd's
Weekly, the chief organ of the working classes,
on the politics of the prince of Wales. The
writer says the prince of Wales has no belief
in the policy of effacement of the empire, and
will not shrink, when necessary, from asser-
ton or extension of imperial responsibilities,
though opposed to aggression. He is, there
fore, drawn to the radicals, who have brok-
en- from the traditions of. the Manchester
peace party. The article further recites the
heir apparent to the throne of England is a free
trader on principle, and regrets the existence
Of a protection policy in other countries on the
ground that q hostile tariff begets other forms
of Hostility. He considers thatmany
of the ideas and plans now identified with So
cialism are thoroughly practical, Christian and
constitutional. Respecting forms of govern
ment, he accepts the pope's dictum that what
is best administered is the best constitutional
monarchy, and is the most economical form of
government because it keeps a check upon in-
dividual ambition, extravaganza and jobbery.
The republican idea, in the abstract, is very
~facinating, in practice, delusive and costly
through waste and unstable, especially in its
foreign policy, which should be permeated by
fixed principles, common to all parties of the
state. The prince believes the English mon
archy will endure, because it is the nucleus of
the real republic, and having what other re-
publics need, a center of gravity apart from
all, yet allied to all.
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Chief Justice Daley Of New York,
president 81 the Geographical Society,
Iltxsriting to the New York Herald, !
Iapsesses disbelief in the existence Of the
open polar - SO earnestly advocated
~ Lientenant Maury, Dr. Kane and
DrHayes, for the general reason that
theiee-bonnd condition Of the portion
IA tn Arctic that il known 10 us should
81 aasuined tocontinue in q st~illSSglreater.
dsgres ~ the pole. as the nearer we ap-
p,irsoaeh Is the further we are removed,
yfrcm the influence Of the sun. The idea
2 anopen polar sea originated in the
naeinrsary representation upon old
sGAps u The early part Of the sixteenth
century q auch q sea 1t the north pole,
nth fours rivers corresponding to the
ei1nnAI points flowing 'front.' and 1
stsiisaent made during the same CEN
my btyannsM oxen, Al English hydro
6Fapheas that ke had met j sailor IN :
Observation-Disclosures who had seen this
and sailed upon IL Still Judge.
Daley sdrocates continuous scientific
obsatvstiens AROUND tile polar basin,
asnding ass far inward ~ tdwnrdthe
ancis1 faYo,Abls opportunities offer;
sls6AslIn never accurately know tho
lAswss01 aerriiaan c1rrents mn
&22xSA@SEGGl Il. .n~.-.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
washington News.

The congressional investigation Of the Day
Ion Soldiers home progresses Chaplain
Earishaw thinks the character OF the men has
Improved, Intelnperance lie the prevailing
Vice, while peliics - the inetitution' internal
curse.
While no orders have been issued on the sub
feet, it il pretty well understood at the navy
department. that the vessels of the Greedy re-
lief expedition will BIO put out Of commission
N = few days, and the officers and crews de-
tailed and placed on waiting orders. The sup
Ply ship Alert will probably be returnedto the
British government Is the objectf for which she
YVES donated has been accomplished. It is de-
sired to retain the Thetis and Bear in the naval
service for surveying purposes, and they will
be kept until the meeting OF congress with that
end In view. II adverse action Is taken on this
proposition, the vessels will be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder.
The last layer Of stone required to bring the
Washington monument mp to the promised
500 feet was laid Saturday. The great work,
which has been stretchedo over 30 many years,
Was completed in silence. No demonstration
wAs made of any kind; not even a flag was al
lowed to unfold itsolf to the winds to announce
the glad hdings to the city. Capt. Davis said
with Q lAughto the foreman, who suggested
that . flag be raised: ooh, Idon't believe in
that sort Of thing The workmen will imme-
remove the trellis work OF the ton OF
the column and procsed to put on tho roof.
NO work Will be done o N the base Of tho struc-
ture until next spring.