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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-18
Gitt @iLfcritf
fur Die 9sotbIetoenOen 1T @beeliwe, 2y. Wa.

r@obG if bas @6limm1e iibertanOen",
i0rei6t baS gS6eeliitger 8olfSblatt, hos
gGaiier lit i'm SaIelt ~be9rifien uto bic
Wteni6en otbmenl erlei9tert ouf, ober
nun folnmen bic 6olgen, Die Nerlulte.
Gielelben 9eben in bic 6unoerttduleltoe,
ia mir ia9en ni0t 81 piel, in bic Wttltoz
1ter. Nrn S61Detiteit dber ltno Ill SDeez
ling urto nnt9egeito, Die nun mad Sduienoer
Sdblenoe1t Nrbelter (ca. 10000 beiit9elu6t,
oeneu Die rnerbittlide 6lutD dlBer bent 1dds
tet ge6en allies 9enomn1elt. {0urtberte ul1o
Sdl1Ietoe Don Sarntlien in WDeeling, Sens
tpooo ullo Der 9e9enitberlte9enben Stlel be-
fanoen lt9 sur 3ett Der eiit9etteteten 6lutb
oft rpGbrelo "A Stun0en, bis ibter Die ers
lebnte 0iilfe 81 She'll weroen %fonltte, obne
Neuermaterial, pbne gebenslnittel, III ben
0berlten StD6rperfer Der loduler, unt9ebet
pom na1ielt Clement bur6 OieieS p~oaitdnot9
ilolirt, errpartetel1 tie bebeno utb Sitterllb, Dor
Ner3petHun9 bic 0dnoe rt1geno, ben Nn=
bru6 bes Saoes, Der tbnen ipelli9iten5 @e=
piB6eit Iber TIT G6ifl al brtn9elt lodte.
Ole Ourn bic ldlt9en StrlteS nllo etnen
i6le9ten @ei9dftSlnarft brad 9ele9ten
6auptinbuItrien i1nlerer 0egenb batEen i'd
falnt Don thren G0lDiert9teiten erbolt, ais
Die l1redli9ite a4er nod lie lett Oteltl1ert=
9eoellter erlebtelt 6et1nl u1un9et etlttrat.
0a Die SabrifgebGuOe uno Die III oenlel0elt
Itd beftnoerOei1 WtoI9inerien gum 9roBen
She'll ier1t0rt ftnb. 10 1Deroelt lt6 oer Wteoer<
%oufnabnne oes 8ertebrS beoeute1De Nt1Oers
nilfe entge9enitellen uro 1Delt %betrettelt otele
,Sol9eil ulebr ais Die arntelt, btsber 10 trteos
li6et, 1tidts dbnenDen 2trbeiter n1to oereIt
San1ilien ? gSie lit oer 8erltit 81 oedelt,
mel9er bltr0 ~abermoli9e in0 leoentaus LANCE
3eit altbaltenbe 0ertieoerla9e Der Gtlels
ullb 0lasmerte unlerer @e9eno, oel1 Ar5eiz
tern IN crlter Ninie elltltebt =?
yti6t oa5 aleiit, b~ielelben ltlto 3t Sd1lets
ben aus i6ren 2Sobrur9et Dertrleben, Der
getten, &Ieiouu9SltiiGe, Wt0bel polltotol9
beroubt nnb Itro nun fir beu Nu9enbltf III
b0Der oelegenen 0dulern ul1ter9e6ra6t. Hno
Die W0billen, bic Gd5 Q8alIer 1t6t mcgee
10lpe1nnt, ltto Durd Ddslelbe u~nbrdld)bdr
oelporDen, du' bic Nti6dfTltn9e1, art oeleit
OiiQtonei1 Don %laueren S6wetBtroptell Der
Mrbeiter bGneen, lino utlDteoerbrit9lt9 odr
bin. 2lber aud dnbere Jta6pirtln9eit Der
ueberl6lpenmltl19 3ei9en iid, piele Ser orleu
ltuo i6iperen Srontbeiten gum Spfer 9efdlen
uno Iieoelr, entbloBt DON alien ~1Jtitteln ullo
allem Jfotbwenbigen, auf iDrent S6nter6enSz
lager.
9So6l Bat Ii6 unter Der better i~ituirten
Gloile bet gep6[ferllll9 cine lobenslpertbe
9ilt Observation-Disclosures 9e3eiSt NIB 1Dirb AdeS
perlu6t, Tim bic Jtot6lei6enben 70 gut ais
mDgli0 DOT Dem QleuBerlteit, Dor 0un9er ulo
Obba6loii9fett 51 i6iiben. A6er wte lan9e
rpirb 6as anoolIern, mas bebeutet Die aller=
bii1gs groBe 0enerolitGt unlerer bielt9en
better gelteQten 0laiie, ge9eltiiber Dem fur1ts
barren, ~rieiioel1, in taulenoerlei @eitalten ii9
pfietbdren6en Glenpe, leioer nur 10 piel, pte
ein 8ropfen @aler ms W1eer."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-18

Wilbor's Cod Liver Oil and Lime. - Sic
oroBe Bopuloritdt bieiss li9eren ulo lpirf=
lHamen ErGparateS lit eiuSi9 lIttO uaein iei1em
obloluten l8ertb beisumeien. SIT Der Set
lll1le pom y ulten II, @rfGItun9en,
Nt1mos, 9ron6itis, &eu6b IL
ten, lcropbul0ieu 2etben unb az
len Spnlptontelt Der S9winblu9t 9iebt eS
ni0tS 8orsiisli6eres, penn iiberbalpt etpas
Wlei9es. 3aBt J%tiennartoen Die friiben Spmpz
tome Der &rantbeit peria9ldlii9en, Denn ein
Wtittcl sur 6aro lit, lpeldes ole geiben Der
Srlllt, Der 0uit9e ODER Der Geble Iiltbern fam.
Aueiniger 6obritant: u. 9. 0Sil1Ot,
Gbemiter, Soiton. !3n bdben bel auen Sros
gui1tell.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-18
@as ..Rnfhe are1ts.sI

Mn9eii6ts bes i'm Obioz&bol uno in onbe=
rem We9euoe1 bur6 pebecl0lpentn1ulgen berz
por9ebra6tel1 9totbltanOeS i9eiut e5 5eit9ez
mas, auf ben it bisltger Stabt beltebei0en
,,Gereilt pom rot6en 6reuS" alfn1erfl lam SIT
MAIDEN, Der DOR me6r al5 Sdbre5trilt bier ms
2eben 9erltfen UirOe, nt1t Inn Wftttel Su
Ianuneln fir Die llnterItitsung SoiiltSbe0llrfz
tiger, ~ionDert Inn in 3eiGen BON berei1brez
9enbenl un9liid Don ndtionaler Seoeuturl9
leine 0tenlte ais NuStbeiler ibm sur lDlten1dz
til6eu Tertbeilun9 iibergebener geloer alls
subieten. Ser Seretn bat es lt6 sur Iufz
9obe 9emo1t, cine lolbe 8ertbetlun9 in Ell
her 'gSeile Ill leiten, bic dle bel
oerarti9en W%ele9enbeiteu bi9ber III Gage 9ez
tretene1 perfebrtet Nnipenbull9cn Der OilfS=
mittel ulto po6l aud Serl6leuoerull9en Oers
1elben oltSi6liebt. Ser Nerein bat 9e9ertz
1pdrtiq cine Nn,dbl erfobrelter 9l9entet iiber
baS Don 10 l0perem llt9litd betrt9elu6te
Shiotbol pertbeilt, Die bort bic Don beu
S6welterpereinen in anberen Sbeilen oes
0dnDe5 beioelteuerten @elbmittel oil bic 9totb=
IeioenDen Dertbeilel. Nue, Die bur6 Saar-
ldent1n9el1 bas bort berrl9enoe GleuO Sn
linDern miinl0en, werDe1 Don oenanllter
@eieQI9aft erll6t, ibre GeitrG9e ourd tie
sur &ertbeilul9 9elan9en 5l laierl ultb bic
lelben an ben S9abrneiiter bes SeretnS,
SsSo1n Sefopen, i'm YDrtlaro Slod, ST.
ldiden. Sie Na1ueriet6neten ltto Die
Seanten uuo Mit9lieoer beS &ereins .. y.
Monlton, YrdliDelt; Sobu 0efopeu, S6abz
m~eiiter; 81. Wtarp @ectS Burnett, SetretGz
riu; So6n N. @la, Anipalt; =. =. gSal6z
bllrlt, Gb1pilt gee Sroun, Worlbal 6ie!O,
Sobn y. 6arpell, &. s. @alpt1, SuliuS Goz
ientbol ltno g. @. Ylurnnter, SiceprGiioeltz
ten; Grstilte DC. YbelpS, Wterpin t9u9bitt.
u. Il. Carpenter, u. u. Spra9ue, =. 10.
6enoerIon, u. Is. Sortlett unD Spron Z.
Gu1it9, Tinan;z Gomite.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-18
Wuer1ct.

6err @il6elm Stetr5nus, elmer uniez
rer Gltelte1 burger, MISUNDERSTANDING
i'm Glitter bon 80 SaDrcn geitorbelt. @rtt
i'm perga1Qcnet Sabre f~eterte CT nit letler
ieBt 80 Sabre alien Satin, bic nun bel
i6ren &inoern tpDbut, leine 0iamantele
6D65eit, DuS 1eiBt, baS Set Der led)St8ltell
8ieoerfebr ieineS 6p6Scitsta9cS.
. S6erridter 0idep bat BENT biebiihet
8olfzGlerf bon Yrelton, &cd1 & So,
Treb. Ser, ein vSuperleOeoS" bclDtlIi9t,
ipoour6 Der Yerurtbeilte einitfDeilen por
bet S1anbc bemabrt iptr0, Die 3ebrd1ade
tragen 81 miiiien. llebrigell5 lou eS Jttdz
ter OideD's N,lit6t letlt, DaB IS Ser'S ltnz
malt nid)t gcltngen tDirb, fir ieinen @llen7
ten einen nellell Yro5eb 81 %erlangert.
= Die NftionGre Der Chicago Opera
!6ouie 50. baben Die folQeltoelt 8ear1lten
ultO Oireftorelt erlDQblt: qrGitOent, Us. g..
Serfoot; Gctretdr: S. g. 8alfer; Sdaps
meiiter, O. Sdneioer; 0irettoren, s.. N.
9ed, IS. 9R. Sbarp, GDarlcS 6enrotin,
8. s. Sud, S. vs.. 3tountrec, s. 8. Sui
lerton. Clarence 6. Sed, g. s. Stonlep,
Us. s. Sale, Us. .. Sertoot, 0eor9e
SdneiDer, q. g.. @eIer unO @otDoro Sod.
sci hiGt forgIoS.
Gel geeen t6ulten ni6t lor9los, fonbern
9ebrau6e Or. Nu9uit 9's . q M
burger Sru fttbee, banlit Die Hui9e
ltt6t an9e9rilier rpiro.
= County Glerf B. so. &pan Bot iid
in aQer Stille nit einem Sri. Wtolnte
@oGrane, bercn @Gtern in $50. 40 5broops
itraBe tpobneu, pcrbeiratbet unO lit nit
iciner iuitgen Trar na6 Otew SrleanS
gereiit, I'M DEM groBen OiarOie Oras betz
Supobner. Die 6od}eit bat einen etipas
romanttihen Anitrih. 1%tnlofern Die Gltern
Der Sraut ibre G%intpiui9nn8 uerlagt batten
unh Se Irauuug beimlid por9ennmmen
iuer6en mu6te.
= Ser Chicago & Milmaufee 8rauerz
berein nabm in ietner am Samitag ob9ez
b~altenen Geriamnlung 8eiIciosbei6liiile
onldBli6 Des Gobes bes W~taIsbdnOlerS
8intam @crlod bon Mitipautee an. Ser
ner wurben $1,000 fir ben Sonb lublcribirt,
iuelder Oo3u beitimmt lit, Die oenotrattl9e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-18

ttWIcrc &ciicmscn bcittd1ctt 8c9etts
tp6rti9 fpt9cnoe Staatcn:
SEER SeemrD GSis9ers &anfaS uno
NcbraSfa.
&crr ~. s.. @cpperIe Sntnots
cntlan9 Der SntaotS Central 8aDn.
&scrr &crt1eutt SeGer SSniuoiS.
ocrr Mobcrt @5eI Wtnncfota. uuS
g&iSconiim.
SEER .. 81. Etcttutasa SnStama ttttS
Sbio-
S3crr SDcooorc 8int0cr Golo=
r1oo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-18

&ein GeiGdft auf benz Ga noe bdIt elm
Eager Don &leioern, tpsthe tpie ''custom
made" aufgemaht iino unb oenno6 3u
8reilen pie setpobnli6e Stores Nrbeit ners
fault peroen. 0aflr giebt es in @bica9o
nur ein @eih6ft, uno oaS lit Oonoorf
Bros, @fe yiortb 0peltue uno 2arrabees
StraRe, unter Nola' 6alle.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-18

Man fouie bod ni6t aus @parIamfeit
biuige Mebi3tnen. Sour bic 6elten iinb fir
ben &ranten gut 9enu9; u1o Die beitelt limb
bic biut9iten. Sol6e liao Die pon Or. 5. :.
4per g so. Subereiteten Gr6parate, pie
@6errp Bectoral. Sarlaparillu uno onbere
nelt6etannte MebiStten. Die limb ieoen
8fenni9 rpertb, ben ie toiten utb louten in
S1auie ieilt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-18

1tufer 9t8ent S3err 6. g. SpbnGe,
6crcift 8egcutuartig Galifornicn-
Src9On, g8afOin9ton ScrrttorD,
utaD, @Domiu9 1sn0 SOaDo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-18

S~te0Daber OcS fcinf3ett Sal0ator
Gld1dDe1G= &tcreS >uonett tDrc ScfteIs
Iism9eu brett an 0tc Gonta0 Seipp
Srelptttg &c., GbtcesO fenoen-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-18

Or. M6tttier, ct. Gburlcs Str. go. 617,
ct. youiS, 0io. Gl0e Observation-Disclosures
Slnttrantbeiten, Nt0n9el in Der 0etratb9faDt9fcit.
Nt09en uqe &ranfen bic &bitticr'ld)e NtSct9e i'll
einer dnbercn Spalte OCe Slattes lelCll.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-18
StQOt Chicago.

&err 6cnrg 3tiGert, @encroI=
2a9cst tsato Correspondent Der Sat=
Tuis Stats : 3cit.1tg, beftt@t
gc9cnto6rtts Stc Staatcn Scgas,
Wctu Mcrtco tt1to Wtcrico.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-18
Mnro ttmo sclbft,nnro.

6. IS. Seltge5, ein 23iGDrt9er iun9er
Weaun, neld)er iettDer in Dem 2Iuiteru9ez
IbGft bon S. g8. 8rooie, 0to. 70 uno Y
Stdteitr. bic Stc1e zines 8udDalters be-
tIeioete, tootete am berflollenen Wtoltto9
9ta6mittag bur6 eilien GeDolperihuB III
ben &opf leine 8oitptrtbin, Die Trau beS
8Ggelneilters Sborno5 Qlifell, 9lo. ia Sub
baroitr. tpobnbaft unb bradte itd Donn
ielblt 3tpct S6uBiDunoen bel, an oeren Sol
gen er berett5 anl Oienitag yta6mittag i'm
County, 9oipttaI peridteo. Mus oen Dt1z
terlaiienen Brtefen Oes iuleen Sclbitm0rz
oers gebt DerDor, oaB oerlelbe su BET bib
i6en ~29iG6rigen Srau Miteu in 9iebe ent=
brdnnt tpar unD Die beioen idauoerbaftet
S9aten aus Giferiltdt auf einen o%etpiiien
s. 3. Sn1ttb be9tng, nit benz ieine Soft
tptrtbir eitten iebr Derod6ttgeu 8rieTlpedbicl
unterbtelt. 3bontas Nifen, Der uugLiidz
lide Otdnn Der gridoiienen, iu6te betm
Snqueit ieine Trau bon Dem Berba1t su
reinigei1, baB lie nit Telt9eS trtimeit lint
gang 9epflogen babe. VeltgeS' Glter1 tpobS
men in NleOo, Suinois.
uebertretnng Der SanitGtsrez
oeln. Inn1dBi9teit i'm @llen unb 5rilfen,
9el@le9tli9e 9lusi9meiiun9en, ueberans
~ltrei9un9 bes S0rpers oDer @ciite5, uneez
lunbe Huft, Aufentbalt i'll Surnpifieberge9eltz
ben er;eu9en unperbault6tett, Neritopftbeit.
sSieber, NbeumatiSmls, SNwinDludt lr1b
eilt Seer Don Rranfbeiten. Menl Die 9fatur
oueil lid) nc / Delfen fam, tritt bic gSilleu;
1doit nit tbreu, aus Der Jtatllr eioenem Oar
ten geiomirciten 0eilmitteln belteno ein,
pertrelbt Die 1litigen Abionberlngen tuiutert
bic Geber, oifu,l Ole S6leu|eit, reiuigt oas
Slut uub b,totiyl Die ytatur, ibre Selunoe
Sbonstelt auf's Jteue SIT b~e9intten. Sas be.
mirfen ST. Bernard Str0nter2iuc1t ltlt=
feAlbar. gu 25 Gents bel apotbeteru ;u Daz
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-18

Niematb forn leilen @ei6dften no6=
oeberr, me1it CT ilt 6olee elmer ltarfen Grfdl=
tuna eine i6laflole 9fad)t su9ebrabt Dot
allen 10 Wepld9ter mO9ten mir ben seittge1
@ebrdll9 pon OF. Sua's 9ulten : Sprup
nYrnfhen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-18

meme N1ltQ)tel DteruOer IeIHe ulHluullUlu ny
erfabren 6aben. (Seifal.)
sd e%rinnere mid nod re6t pobl Der q3elt,
ais bas alte &~rie9spierb ber republitanil6et
Vortei, Solepb MteDia = es iinb i6on piele
Sabre 6er = in Der 8ir6e Gde Court rio
&albi1otonltr. cine ber belten uno i%lber;els
qen6lten Geben belt. nit 6enen lerrolS tlir
9merifanii9en S6ub in bic G6rarfen sc:
tretell lpurbe (0elG6ter). SD welB aud
nod, 1pie itiirmii6 er applaltoirt wuroe. Die
Surrabs Jiufe, bic ibm Oa eItge9enl6auten,
fonben ein @6o in ale1 8betlen Der Stdot
SbicaQo, bis lie III benz balD oordlt borbar
meroenoel1 Sie9eSiubel duStlan9ell. IS
mar Der 9epoltioIte republifanil9e Ste9, ple
CT porOem ni9t uno audi na6ber nlemals
wieber 5I perSet6nen 9ewelen 1T (Seltdu).
I'D beoouere ieood, io9en gu mitlen, baB pie
Gepublitaner beS b~eutigeI Cages III Dteler
Sro9e perl6iebenen Weinun9en bulot9ell:
Nl6 tbut IS mir leio, bob Solepb Uteoiu
nun Der bette 9emotrat melt lino brett tin
Garbe lit (eroBe 6eiterteit), Der ben Sretbonz
bel nit europa, Die Gntnertbun9 arlerifd=
niider @%rSeuonille uub unbel6rGnfte lDdns
belsbe3iebungen befIrnortet. gSie l6on odS
tlin9t: ,6reibanbel ulb MatrolenreAte",
nit weldemS pru6 Der olteSadlorz0 enlotrot
baS Solt pon Ohio III f0oern perlu6te. So
pobl; ais ober Der alte 0orrilon I'M Sabre
1870 iloniltirt Duroe, Do lo9te er: ,Urelbai1z
Def, Ntotrolenre6t unb Matro en-
ma0t t" lei cine re6t biib]6e Sa6e; t6
aber lobe mir Dor guem So per Sag ullo etn
Stid .,&oait geef" (geld9ter).
Sie, meine 0errell, brou6en am &abltd9
ni9t MIR ibre eiseheri, i%onbern and Die
Stimmeu bes ameritanii9en 9lrbeiters, wenn
Grfol9 oas 8ert tr0nen lou 0arum io9c i0,
merit Die @0ben bel Seite uno baltet felt on
per Rlatform, Die i'm Sabre 1860, ais ber unz
lterbli9e 4brabam gincoln (9rober 4pplous)
i'm Ni9pom III Chicago nonllnirt iplroe, ols
bic repnblitonii9e Nortei Die erite S6la6t.
ltnie bilbete u1to ben Ruf erl6auen lieB Die
onterifa1if6e arbeit muB urb loG bei6iist
rperoen" ouf9ebaut rpar nrlo eS bewirtte, oaB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04
The Female CANDID Ate Cheered.

As MIS- belva LOCKWOOD one OF the president iai
candidates. passed District democratic headquar-
ters, In Vernon row. on her tricycle. this afternoon
she was loudly cheered by the large crowd OF dem.
ocrass there assembled She acknowledged the
courtesy oy waving her umbrella az the crowd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04
The Suicidal Mania.
WIN. W. WRIT, 4 TREASURY CLERK, SUPPOSED TO
DROWNED HIMSELF.

WIN. W. WRIT, TREASURY CLERK, SUPPOSED TO HAVE
DROWNED HIMSELF.
welldreSsed mar, about forty five years OF age,
started for Alexandria on the ferry boat City Of
Washington. last evening at $50 O'clock He re-
manned IN the bar-rOm for awhile, and then
assembled to the upper deck, where he paced back
and forth in a preo;cupied manner When the
boat was opposite Giesboro' he stepped upon the
rail and threw himself into the water. Every
effort was made to save him, but OF no avail His
hat was recovered, and inside of the crown were
the letters "W. w. W." No one on the boat was
acquainted with the suicide. This morning Mr.
Clay Douglas visited police headquarters and stated
mat the drowned man was supposed TO be his
brother-in-law, Mr.. William W. Writ, who for
years resided at No. 432 H street northwest, and
was the son-in-law OF the hte William Douglas
Writ was man about fOrty-f1ve years Old, of me-
dunn build. with gray whiskers, and he dressed
well habltualy. He has not lived with his wife
and family for several years For some months
past he roomed at No. 457 street. but left there
about two weeks ago on spree, and has not re-
turned since. He was employed as clerk in the
Treasury, but had not been at his post for similar
period His body has not yet been recovered The
hat which was recovered IS brown derby, and it
has been Identified as belonging to Mr.. Writ.
Writ was last seen on Sunday night. at the resi-
dence OF his aunt Mrs. Cook, No 300 II street
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04
DRY GOODS.
Snka SArrSs AND VE1yrrs.

Snka SArns AND VEIyrrs
SEATON PERRY
SUCCESSOR To PERRY BROTHER,
PONSON'S CELEBRATED BLACK LYONS SILKS
wear guaranteed, from a. IS to s250
BONNETS CACHEMIRE. PRINCESS AND SCHROE-
DER'S MONOPOLY" BLACK SILKS ranging
from 75c. to o. 60
SUPERB STOCK OF SATINs, MUscovITEs AND
SATIN DUCHESSE IN BLACK AND ALL THE
NEW SHADES FOR STREET. RECEP.
TON AND EVENING WEAR
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF WHITE FRISE AND
COLORED TWO TONE BROCADED VELVET
AND SATIN DRESS FRONTS.
WEDDING OUTFITS SPECIALITY
IVORY AND CREAM WHITE FAILLE FRANCHISE
AND SATIN DUCHESSE from % to g.
CREPE DE CHIMES. ILLUSIONS. GAUZES AND
CANTON CREPES, IN WHITE AND EVENING
SHADES
LATEST NOVELTIES IN POMPADOUR vELvETS
BLACK AND COLORED GERMAN SILK vELyETs
from 81. SO to 9a
LYONS PURE SILK vELvETs. from 10 to % inches
wide in black and lScolors. ranging from Is to %
BLACK AND ooLoRED BRoCADED vELvETs IN
GREAT VARIETY. ranging from 90 to 81 per I'd
NEW SILK SEAL PLUSHES from o.. so to &l6 per I'd.
eOinches wide BLACK SICILIENNE FORCIRCULARS.
a SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS BY GAsLIGHT.
IL CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY, PERRY BUILDING.
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th street
Established 1910. oc25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-04
A Damp Election Day.

RAIN EVERYWHERE TO-DAY EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI
VALLEY.
"a general rain everywhere east OF the Miss
issippi valley" was the information youchsafed at
the signal Office this morning. "There IS no need
OF partcularzing the cities In which there will be
wet voting to-day" said the officer in charge
All through the south Atlantic states and along
the coast il is raining IL is raining In New York
and In Ohio. Indiana and Illinois. The rain hasn't
reached New England yet but 1t will be there this
afternoon. In Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri and Min
neSota and further west The weather Is clear and
cold 10 VIII clear up this afternoon out In the
ne1ghborhuOd OF Illinois, but the weather reports
received this morning. as said. indicate a very
general rain and a wet election"
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EQuTrABLE c. b. AssOCIATIoN.-The eighth issue
OF STOCK OF this association is open for subscription
monthly pay nent g 50 per share, commencing No
vember. 1884. This association claims that the adj
vanLages and benefits between the investing and
borrowing shareholders are equal and mutual
furnishing the best method for saving and loaninQ
money-steadily yielding fair and sure profit on
stock and advancing money at fair rates OF inter-
est. anu upon advantageous terms. See subScrip-
ton committee In Special Notices. Thomas
SoInervlie Is president, and Jno Joy Edison Secre-
tary, Office s17 + street northwest
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LATEST ELECTION NEWS.
IContinued from First Pdge.1

leading candidates look for the election of full
Democratic congressional delegation OF IA members.
The state viii probably cast AS, 600 votes, and
% governor 10 VIII be divided about as follows:
darmaduke deny. 100000: Ford (fusiOn 175. 900;
Brooks (prOhibtiOn). 10000 The democratic ma
GRITTY In the senate will be increased while in the
House 10 Will only be changed by few prohibition
lsts taking the place OF straight democrats"
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CALIFORNIA.
The Tickets 10 be Voted For.

SAN Francisco. NOvemb 4--CalifornIa has 50
counties. with IA precincts and wards. Returns
OF the presidential vote from all precints. except
those OF san Francisco county. will show a COM
paYtsOn with tn. presidential vote of 1880 No COM
parison can Dc made in san Francisco county, as
the precincts have been changed. Eight preSi-
Dental electors. congressman, % state senator's
from the odd numbered districts. and 30 assembly,
men Will be voted for. several counties will eject
lDra
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ESGELs RESTAURANT, 72o 9TH street, will receive
III Geographic dispatches on election returns TO-
night until O'Clock.
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NEW HAIPSHIRE.
Cleveland Running Ahead Of His
Ticket In Hanover.

Cleveland Running Ahead Of HIS
Ticket in Hanover.
HANOVER, n. H., November 4-The indications
are that Cleveland viii run slightly ahead OF the
balance OF his ticket. but the republican majority
will be about the same as q year ago.
Candidates About Even AZ Nashua.
CONCORD. y. H., November About an average
vote lad been cast here up To O'Clock. Quite q
number OF 81. John votes have been cas-, but b.
Ter ballots few. At Nash the Butler prohlbi>
ton and independent Vote Is very light, bu9 the
Blaine and Cleveland tickets are receiving heavy
vote, both candidates at ocI ck being about
Democratic Gain. in Manchester.
MANCHESTER, N H., November 4---The indica-
tons point 10 light vote being pOiled with dem
ocratic gains. Currier (dem.) for governor Is
scratched somew nat In all the wards. At Littleton
there is republican majority the state and ma
uonal ticket OF 100.
Republican Plurality AT Dover.
DOVER, " H., November At Is now estimated
that the republican electoral ticket will have 200
plurality here.
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MIR. BLAINE AT AUGUSTA.


He STOPS on HIS Way Home 20 Vote.
AUGUSTA, Me-, November AIR. Blaine's special
train arrived at Augusta, having made the run
from Boston, Ia miles, In the remarkable time OF
four and one-half hours, including all stops
There were not many people at the depot here, but
those who had assembled cheered Mr.. Blaine as he
algnted from the train. On his way TO his resi-
dence he AID HIS two sons stopped at polling
place to vote
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THE GREAT CATHOLIC COUNCIL-GRAND ExCUR-
SION TO BALTIMORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH.-A
special train Will leave the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad station at am, arriving In Baltimore in
ample time to participate in the grand and impOs-
ing escort OF the ecclesiastical procession from St
the Cathedral. All the Catholic societies of the
District and adjoining cities Will be represented.
All facilities necessary to accommodate the excur-
siOnists Will be furnished by the Baltimore and Po-
tomac railroad company, and special extra trains
Will be run II required Special train returning
will leave Baltimore Calvert station) at pm Ex-
both directions on November 9th. Round trip
tickets $l.50; children. between and 12 years, IS
cents. Those Of our citizens who will visit Balti-
more on this occasion would do well to provide
themselves with tickets during the week, and thus
avoid the crowd at the station on the morning of
the excursion. Tickets can be obtained at the
offices of the company, or from members OF the
Young Catholics Friend Society.
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AT $50 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT shed in rear of
house No. 6l0 y street northwest, owned by George
Fendner, and occupied by George Fisher, caught
fire, but the flames were eXtinguished by Officer
Lowensten, aided by citizens, without turning in
alarm.
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TUE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, SOC 9Th ST., offers
good Rio Coffee for lac. pound better Rio for 1Sc.;
best Rio Tor 2Oc.; Government Java for 2oc. pound
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MIS- JIPPI.
A Fair Vote PolIed i'm Jackson.

JACKSON, Mss, November AT noon no dis
urbance had been reported In any part OF the
state A fair vote is be ng polled In this district
the negroes are largely voting for the Blaine cleo
tors and the deInocratlc congressman. The white
vote Is also divided on the electors The weather
Is slightly cloudy.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Democratic Gains.

RALEIGH, y. c., November 4.-Asheyille Is con-
ceded by the republicans by 300 democratic ma
Iority. Buncombe county Is certainly democratic
py 100 majority, a democratic gain OF $50.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marrtage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Thos
Marion CawOOd and Blanche Willarsh; James K
Spry and Mary Weaver; Henry Hambleton and
Rosa Lee Washington; Albert Olmstead and Mary
Manjrie; James COughlan and Lelie Jones, both OF
Richmond; Solomon Brooks, OF Alexandria, and
Mrs Ann G. Arthur; S. j. Smith and Mary E. Spjcer
both OF Howard county, Md.