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RAILROADS.
YVHE GREA-

Il PENNSYLVANIA, ROUTE
poI ~ ST MI S ,S Il, 81 1 M, s9s 5HWEsE
STEEL k Ais MAGNIFIchST EQUIPaiENr.
trains leave WashlnEton from sation corner of 9Th
- p ssrs1s as rIl HSs Ts. , united r,,rozs
q Palace sle.pn cars at 40 a II daily Fast Line
M a SoS S6 IN 9n w and i
Cart ST. Louis daily except Saturday, Chicago.
rrsl h snf Is d Nth Fases ears to Tfth
$50 connects daily for CHICAGO. with Sleeping car
for Pittsburr ami the West. with Palace Sleeping Car
"aI BAIT iM q fai AID POTOMAC RAILROAD
Ter Ere. Capandagua Eoehester buffalo. Niaeara.
NasnIrgtoH 20 Rochester, Iran leaving Wishing
For Wii.iaisport Lock Haven and Einlra at 9aoa m.
IoT New I5rk ana lie Fast. rs. $50 100 A. III.
10 400, 1000 ana II % u N On Sunday. 400.
1Sp9 and NJ al p d1ps9 E1p sssa SI Pullman
for Boston without change leo p m every weekday.
For BEookiyn y e. all through trains connect at Jer-
seq City SIth boats Of Eroohlyr Annex aHSrGlng di-
transfer 10 FULTON street avoiding double ferrage
seT TiI nsT iork Ely IN AVID ooo .co ~
70 ad , n On s a " 40 500 io6 and
MS H. Limited Exp.eSs, $40 a. II. daily except
rsT Baltimore: es5. rs. $50 30 II 90 m, 1905.
ON sanSsy 80 TO- a. ~ aod ~ 10 7ao io u and
Fer Pores Greek Line. CASA m and 44Op. N daily.
Fer AnnaFoiis SIS a H. 12O5 and 4 10 2 m daily. ex-
ALEXaS DRiA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
ROAD.
For Alexandria 60 100. e.25. llo1 and Il.s5 a m.
2O5. ~. "a. 900. 500 and lbs p On Sunday
9t6.0 > p. IL on a. IN, s % y. H.
CT Richmond and the South. 100 and IL OF m daily
snd 80 y. III daily. except Sunday.
Trans Alexandria Tor Washington o. Co 10 o.
1UlO D. m; Loo sos. 323. $40. 1-O5 and 10 40 y.
and II 10 midnight Except Monday ON sunday at
500 and 10 ~ =. 1.O5 and 1910 p and l., 10
light
1.ckets and information the Office northeast corner
Of l3Gh street and Pennsylvania and the
ton. where orders be left for the checking OF Da
SAKE 10 destination from hotels and Tesden ces
CHAS. T. PUGH J. l.. WOOD,
General Manager. General PASSENGER Agent
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The trial for treason felony OF Mr. Frederick J.
Allen, vice president OF the Young Ireland society
was begun In Dublin yesterday.
The Spanish gunboat Bazan was totally wrecked
on Colorado keys In the early part OF this month
Partisan Journalists having stated that the
cause OF Miss Van Zandt's illness during her per
Torrance OF the Barber OF Seville Sunday night IN
Paris, was due TO intoxicaton, the London Timer
correspondent denounces their statements false.
A st. Louis dispatch says that the mental condl-
ton OF John Mccullough, the tragedan, whose ar
rival In that city was mentioned In yesterdays
STAR, is pitiable.
DR.. James ID. Pitts, who killed Dr. Walker, on
Tangier island, last May. has been sentenced "a
eighteen years In the Virginia penitentary.
The Cincinnati Midland railroad will be opened
for traff1c Monday next IL extends from Column
bus through Nj Sterling, Washington C. H. and
Wilmington TO Clinton valley, where II connects
with the Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore
railroad.
August II. Kuhlemann. butter dealer, OF Baltt
more, made an assignment yesterday TO krAnk n
Stewart, for the benent OF his creditors The bond
Of the trustee Is $4,000.
In the storey VIII case In Chicago yesterday q
win entedating the present one was produced BY
which the entire estate, Including the Chicago
Times, was bequeathed 70 the widow. but the
provision that she should not re-marry was no(
there, as Is the case OF the latest wiz.
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He BROUGHT Down THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Plyman, farmer, living near Brayton Courthouse,
West Virginia, on returning home Sunday night
from visit saw man crawling through window
OF his house. He fired, and brought down the
schoolmaster, who had LEFT his clothing In the
house while endeavoring to escape. Mrs. Plyman
has left the netghbOrhOOd.
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STEAMERS.
~ U N A Il u L N E.

CuSAhD LINE:
LANE ROUTE
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 80. N. r.. NEW YORK.
OREcoN.... We'd. Nov. II SERvIA Wed. Dec. 10.
UMBRIA. We'd. Nov. 49, OREGON Wed, Dec. IT,
AURANIA. Wed. Nov. 26 GAHLIA Wed. Dec. ~
BoTHNIA We'd. Dec. j. 'AURANIA We'd, Dec. 81
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASsAGE-S6O $50 and $780, sccordins
accommodations.
steerage at very low rates. steerage tickets from Law
epoo and Queenstown and all other Of Europe 1t
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
hayre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
Tor Mediterranean ports.
For fTsigh 1n and passage apply at the cora ysocs
OTIS BJGELOW 4 CO, COS It'll st. Washington D. G.
VERNON u. BROWN l. CO. New York:
M COS 7th street Washington.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN New YORK AND HAvRE
Company pier. No. AZ North River. foot OF Morton
street. New York
Labrador. Collier. Wednesday Nov. 10 pm
Normande. Fran2eul, Wednesday Nov. l9, a. m
st. Laurent de Jousseiin WeGne- day, Nov.26 IL m
Checks payable on sight, In amounts suit. on thu
PaEque Transat1antiQue Of Paris. LOUIS DE BEBIAN,
Agent, No. 8. Bowling Green, New York
q. W. MOSS. 225 Pennsylvania avenue;
j. W. BOTELER SON. y23Pennsylvania avenue
nj Agents for Washington. D. q.
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4 ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
iLCADISe SHOT GUYS InIPo BITE s sRE n
SILVER PLATED MARE DINNER AND TEA
SETS, CASTORS. FRUIT STANDS. &c: FINE
IMPORTED SWISS MUSIC BOXES FROM Two
10 TEN TUNES: GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
JEWELKY; &C CUTLERY; OPERA Gk Ass :
BANJOS. WADE AND BUTCHER RAZORS RE-
NOLVERS, TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE
HOLD ARTICLES.
Hy direction of the owner 70 change business will
sell, the premises al the above stock of J. u.
O'AiEARA 1. Co. 134I Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
Washington. ID. c. Sale commences at SEVEN p. NJ.
Great bargains may be expected. FOLEY, Auct
\. b.-The fixtures Will noIbe sold Is. at termin-
alton OF SALE the store Will be occupied by j. u
O'MEARA & CO.. Manufacturers OF ROYAL GLUE"
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TNHOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPERTY.
By virtue of decree passed by the Supreme ~
Court of che District OF Columbia in Equity cause ~
No. 9152 wherein George W. Mccoy is plaintiff -
and Mary Jackson al defe ndants will SELL at
NOVEMBER FOURTEENTH. 1854. at FOUR
$3.50 n tne IooTdnx uecriDen lai estate In the
south half of Lot No a. i'll No SIS. fronting 80
feet 4th street, b tween and streets northwest
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in six and twelve months ali in
cash option of purchaser Deposit required
at time If sale III terms not COMPLIED with days
from date of sale the poperty will be resold cost OF
defaultng purchaser All convevancin2 of pur.
chaser JAMES II. Smith, Trustee,
no3-dts $50 Sth street northwest
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I524 + strttt nOrtHWt5s.
FREDERICK b. MCGUIRE, Trustee.
n4-dEds 1906 street.
THANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
u pPOpERTV

- L,
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the a
june. 1884. in equity No 1913 wherein Mar AA
tina p Days Is complainant and William c. Costen ct al
the undo rsigned trustees named in said
decree WILL at HALF-PA-T THREE O'CLOCK P NJ
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTIETH. 1884, sell
public auction part of lot eight go square seven
hundred and fifty mime (7o9>. improved by brick
house number B I'd street northeast beginning for the
inches north from the southwest of lot eight
and running thence east seventy-iye (.5 feet)
thence north seventeen on fee feet thence
enty-fve (,5 feet) feet; thence south seventeen
az fee feet along the line of I'd street east to the place
Of BEGINNING. And the SAME DAY. at -FOUR
O'CLOCK 7. NJ viii sell parts of Lots three go and
four "a in Square eight hundred and eighteen tSlS)
proved by Frame House. numbered 404 street south
east beginning for the same at point on the line of
south street forty feet east from the southwest
OF said square and thence running north seventy
ve 5 feet feet thence east twelve az ee) feet six &C
inc hes) inches thence north twenty-five (25 fee feet
thence east G feet) feet C inches inches
thence south hundred 600 feet) feet to the line of
SAID street twenty GO fee feet to the place of begin
ming
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: One-third
OF the purchase money be paid in cash. and the
mainder in equal instruments. in and two years
from the day of sale with interest and secured by deed
OF trust uDon the property sd all cash at the option
OF the purchaser or purchas deposit OF $500 on
eacn house TO be made acceptance of bid Terms to
be complied with within ten DAYS property may be
so at risk and cost of defaulng purchaser pur
chasers All conveyancing at purchasers cost.
HENRY r. ELLIOTT,
&06 9Th street. I r....~-
HENRY E. DAVIS. Afos'ees-
400 Louisiana ave. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auction n8-10t
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A DIVORCE SENSATION IN LONDON.-A cable
gram from London says: A great sensation is
caused by the rumor that the Earl OF Durham,
a great landowner, an incipient politician, and
the bearer OF an fllustri0us name, is about to
bring an action for judicial separation from his
wife. She Is q very beautiful woman, and It was
only the other day when all the town was talking
about the generosity OF the bridegroom In making
her present OF eco 600 worth OF Jewelry In addt-
ton TO the he1riOoms in the family. The cause
assigned is the discovery that the unhappy lady Is
mentally unsound, and opinions differ as to the
rights and the wrongs OF the business Some per-
sons blame the husband, others declare that he
was Willfully deceived By his wtfe's relatives
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DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY AND BASE
MENT BRICK DWELLING. NO CO., b STREET
NORTHEAST, WASHINGTON CRY u {,

NORTHEAST, WASHINGTON CITY. D. C.
By virtue of certain deed Of trust, duly a.,
corded i'll Lber No. 1868 folio AS sea- one Of the
land records Of the District of Columbia 1
request OF the holder Of the note secured hereunder
we will SELL at public auction. in front of the premises
on SATURDAY, the TMENTY-SECOND OF NOVEM-
BER.A 1884. at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M the following
District Of Columbia to wit: All that certain piece
parcel Of land and premises known and distinguished
and being lot numbered twenty Ave (25) in Particle
and Others subdivision Of lots in square numbered
No H. folio 49, of the records of the Surveyor Of the
District aforesaid.
Terms of sale: Onethird cash balance three equal
1nstamtns payable i'll six Co., twelve (2) eighteen
QS months after date for which notes of the purchaser
secured by deed OF trust property sold and bear
inter At at rate of six per cent per annum will be
taken or all ca h. at option of purchaser deposit
600 will be required at time of sale All
and recording at purchasers cost Terms Of sale to be
complied with in seven days after day of sale.
BRAINAkD H WAKNER,j ,.
n19eo GEORGE 4. EMMONS, ! trustees.
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I'd Edition.
Latest felegrans to The Star.
THE PREsIDENrrAL ELECTION.

THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
slight Changes Made in the Figures IN
Kings County, N. Y.
NEW YORK, November 12.-The county canvassefs
Of Kings county continued their work to-day. In
the I'd ward Cleveland lost votes as compared
with the police returns in the 9Th ward there were
the 10th ward one less for Cleveland
The Official Vote OF Delaware.
WILMINGTON, DEL, November 12-Ofhcal vote Of
the state OF Delaware: Cleveland, 17,054; Blaine,
electoral tickets were reported In New Castle
county only. The temperance legislative vote was
Cholera Deaths In Paris To-day Cause
q Sensation.
PAAIs, November 12.-From midnight to noon to-
OF these 10 occurred In the hospitals, and In the
city. Two soldiers Of the guard at Elysee palace
were seized with cholera to-day One died almost
Immediately. These cases have caused profound
sensation.
Latest Foreign News by Cable.
THE LANCASTER AT GIBRALTAR.
GIBRALTAR, November l2.-The flagship LancaS-
ter, OF the European squadron Of the American
navy, has arrived here.
THE FRENCH CAPTURE CHINESE GUEBoAT.
Homo KONG, November 12.-The French casual
ties in the fight on the Tamsui road last week were
trttilng. The French have captured the Chinese
gunboat FeihOo
FoRaER IN ROME.
ROME, November IA man named Lee either
an Englishman or an American, has passed 5000
pounds worth OF forged English notes at Milan and
Pisa. He has also passed 2 600 pounds at Nice.
LADY COLIN CAMPBELL WILL SUE FOR ABSOLUTE
DIVORCE
+. LONDON, November l2.-Lady Colin Campbell, who
secured legal separation from her husband some
months ago, has decided to bring suit for absolute
divorce.
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THE VIRGINIA LE0IsLAruRE-Int the Virginia Leg
islature yesterday Mr.. DigRA democrat, presented
the constitution In relation to the election and
ure OF ONCE OF the judiciary OF the state. The
amendment proposes that under the flrse election
hereunder one OF che supreme judges shall be
chosen for four, one Tor SIX one for eight and one
TOR twelve yeaIA All these judges are now elected
at the same time tor . term Of twelve years. Ip
resolution 20 send telegram OF congratulaton 70
Gov. Cleveland, but Nj. Barton. democrat, OF Fred
It might be subject to misconstruction II was 10
yerred
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SEWING MACHINES. &
FAIL AND WINTER STYLES

NUW READY.
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Bazaar Glove Fitting Patterns. Dressmakers send ~
your names and will send you sample copies of Fan
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have Bazaar Dressmaker with 800 beautiful ustra
ons OF fall and winter styles price Is cts by mail
20 cts. Halls I'D Unstable tOrns for fitting and draping
Our forms can be adjusted from the smallest misses
size to the largest la6y's. Call and examineat
OPPENHEIMERS.
EOS 9th street n. W.. ST. Cloud Building
Sole agent for the New Home and Hartford Sewing
Machines All kinds of mach mes for rent and re-
paired. OCT
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Il set of Attachments in We vet-lined Box, makes
the finest outfit for family sewing yet offered Also
the Silent White, New Home Dbl este Everything at
MCKENNEY'S 427 9th street nor invest. seN
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THOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN GEORGETOWN. ON STREET, BETWEEN
THIkTY-THlRD AND THIRTY. FOURTH, I'M
PROVED By A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE.
NO. 1913 O STREET.
BY virtue Of deed of trust. dated 14h February
1881, and recorded In Iiber 957 at 434 BE fa
of the land records Of the District OF Columbia
at the request Of the parties secured thereby. will
sell at public auction. to the highest bidder front of
the premises. on WEDNESDAY. THE NINETEENTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1881. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
the following described part of Lot ia in Beatty
haw ts addition to Georgetown D. beginning
from Fred rex tnow 33d) street, and running thence
south 5o FEET thence west 80 feet to the west line of
said lot thence north with said west line 15O feet
al now u street and thence east 80 feet to the place of
h's1nninY with the improvements and appurtenances
to tie saIne belonging.
Terms Of sale: one-thirl cash; balance in notes at
nie eighteen and twenty months. with interest
from day Of SALE to be secured by deed of trust upon
the preises sold $3.50 to be paid d time Of sale. Upon
failure to comfy with terms Of sale within days
Eiter sale rssle viii had after five days notice In
The Evening Star newspaper All cQnveyancing ut pur-
chaseEs cost G. NJ MATTHEW'S Trustee
H0-dts 1S00 3lst street.
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An Official misunderstanding.


PoUNDMAsrRR EINsrRIN AND POLICEMAN CUNNING
HAM.
Poundmaster Samuel Einstein picked up officer
Cunnngham's horse some time ago, and it cost
Of1cer Cunningham 81 to redeem It. Later on
Officer cunningham arrested Poundmaster Einstein
for fast driving, and it cost Einstein $50 To-day
the officer was charged before the police
towards Mr.. Einstein, who SwOre that the
officer said that II the lieutenant OF the fourth pre-
(Cunningham) would. " He also said," added Mr..
Enstein, THAT he would wipe the floor up with
me-" Mr.. Enstein had number OF witnesses to
officer. The OFFICER himself denied the charge.
Capt vernon locked at Mr. Enstein and laughed
as he adjourned the trial board
AssAuLrINa LETTER CARRIERS IN BALTIMORE
Postmaster Adreon, OF Baltimore, informs the
Postmaster General, that owing to attacks made
upon letter carriers while in the streets in dis
charge Of their duties, he has been obliged to sus
pend the 43o delivery. He states that the news
paper accounts Of the way In which the carriers
pos1masfer said. deserves great credit for their
discretion and I0rbearance under Insult. He adds
that there have been no further attacks on carriers
resumed to-day. The people there are indignant
and discountenance the assaults
ARMY ORDRRs-Leave for four months, from No
vember 10th inst, has been granted Major Charles
C. Byrne, surgeon; Second Lieut.. VIM. A. Skunk
9Th cavalry, has been ordered to Davfd'S Island,
New York harbor, to conduct recruits TO San Anto-
Mo, Texas
The LATE KANSAS CATTLE PLAauE.-Dr. D. z
Salmon, chief OF the bureau OF animal industry,
has submitted to the Commissioner OF Agriculture
q voluminOus report upon the contagious diseases
Of animals the report being the result OF expert
mentS and Investigations made by the veterinary
division. Dr.. Salmon reaches the conclusion that
the disease which recently made such ravaRes
among cattle Ia Kansas was ergottSm du0 70 eat
Ing the fungus known as the efg0t This fatal dis
order may. be concludes, be prevented IN the future
by proper and careful mAnaRement
EN0LIsH 0PERA At TH1 NEW OPKRA H0usk-The
bright and sparkling comic opera, King for q
Day = was rendered IN an attractive manner hy the
ABBOTT company at Albaugh'S grand opera house
last night The role Of Nemea gave Miss Abbott
an opportunity 70 exhibit the feubility and cub
tufe OF bar voice. and In the second act the du6tt
with tho mute was marked success Signor Tag
liapisera received decided encore for his rend1-
ton OF " The Flowers Drink tho Dew" To- night
sThe Bohemian Grip WIN be given, with Abbott,
Ahnaudsns Tegaiapaetrs and HabslU u the cast.
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,J,Hos. j. FISHER & CO., Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL BRICK
HOUSES AND LOTS. KNOWN AS Nos. 1902, 1904
AND 1906 KINGMAN PLACE NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF deed of trust dated 10Th March. A "a
ID 1881. and duly recorded in Liber No 1854 folio
23 of the land records for the District of Co
llrlbia, shall sell. on MONDAY AFTERNOON, NO
VkMBER THE SEVENTEENTH, 1884. at FOUR
O'CLOCK. i'll front of the premises. Lots numbered one
hundred andthree t103) hundred and two Q0) and
one hundred and Q01). according to E. Kingman's
subdivision OF sub lots numbered twentysx t26) to
thirty-three (33) inclusi in square numbered two
hundred forty CAD recorded in Book II OF
District of Columbia toyether with the improvements
thereon. consisting of three two-story and basement
brick dwellings, known Nos 1902 504 and loOG King
man Place northwest, which will be sold separately
Terms; Onethird cash. balance in six 6) ard twelve
CD months with interest and secured BY deed of trust
upon the property sold deposit of 500 will be
QIIired each lot at time sale COnveyancing at
cost OF purchaser If terms of sale are not complied
with within ten days from day of sale. the property
VIII be resod at risk and cost of defatng purchaser
after nve days notice in The Evening Star
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN, Trustee,
1924 street northwest.
FREDERICK B. MCGUIRE, Trustee
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The Prohibision Result.

Prohibition. a. already announced, was defeated
In Prince Georges and Garrett countea as well a.
In Washington county. II WAS defeated In Dublin
district Of Somerset county, and carried In Link.
wood district OF Dorchester county. IL WAS 4 ne.
submission OF the question In Prince Georges
county, where prohibition had previously pre-.
vailed On the 18th OF August last prohibition
was defeated In st. Marys county. On the 9th OF
July II was defeated In Chapel district Of Talbot
county. In Charles county the question Is 70 be
again voted upon August &. 1885, which Will be the
last OF the series OF local option elections authorized
by the legislature OF 1884. Prohibition OF the sale
OF liquor prevails IN Howard. Anne Arundel, Har-
ford. Calvert, Carolina, Cecil, Dorchester. Kent,
Montgomery, ana Talbot, and In al but one dis
trtct OF Somerset and Queen Anne's counties, and
In scattering localities elsewhere
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DIED..

DIED.
BuRRHys AZ Sing sing on On the Hudson. Tuesday
daughter Of the late Frederick O Burrhus.
eaton; On rusd.y. Noyember nth. 1884 JAMES
. The Nu - IN take pscs from his isses r
are invited to attend
sSs sss u s :n S
Elwood aged seventeen years and nine months
Nay she rest In peace.
r. e from ths .ssidsnos q her aunt. Xn a :i0rss
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yearA 10 mcuthA and 10 dayA
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Leave M here m our despair.
For y % hard 70 bear.
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She Me- pspes precioue prtde.
Eithsr would havs siaNy died.
And hef sisees loved her dsaray.
Oh. how they Win mics her nov;
But must tty and 9 nfort mama
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Where no su6es1nx yIll dhtyses pa
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corner q Cay and OongEsss stsash West Gsshingtcn.
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Up.
Commissioner Dudley has not given up the fight
yet. II Cleveland is elected he says it will have
bad eject upon business. Much will depend upon
the southern people. They will be in the saddle, he
says, and the safety OF the country depends upon
whether they act calmly and wisely, or ride rough
ShOd over everything.
Mr. dudley refused to say anything whether or
not he had been urged to remain at the head Of
the Pension ONCE.
The Military Division Of the Pacific.
ANNUAL REPORT OF GEN. POPE
Major Gen. John Pope, commanding the division
Of the Pacific in his annual report to the adjutant
general, recommends the enlargement OF quarters
at certain posts 1t is suggested that the lands
in the Indian reservations near Fort CASTOR be
assigned in severalty to the Indians now occupy
Ing Them Gen. Pope wishes, also. that the
Indians in the vicinity of Fort McDer-
init be provided for in that nelghboorhood
he thinks there Is no sufficient reason to keep up
Port Halleck. but fOrbearS any recommendation
because OF the different opinion entertained by the
leutenant-general Gen. Crooks policy towards
the Apaches is highly commended. He calls atten-
ton to the defenseess condition Of the entrance to
Puget Sound, as reported by Gen. Miles, OF the de-
partmeht OF the Columbia.