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District Government Affair.".

INFORMATION ABOUT THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS WANTED
The Commissioners have called upon,superinten-
the monthly list OF the names OF ali teschers and
Janitors employed by the board which the super
as provided Tor by the sixth section OF the forty
third rule OF the public schools. since January 1
1884. The rumor that the school board is TO be
tradicted by them.
EXPENDITURES AT THE REFORM SCHOOL.
The quarterly report OF Superintendent Shallen-
OF receipts and expenditures for the quarter ending
september 30, 1884, was received by the Commis-
sloners to-day. showing the net receipts to have
been $6U302 and expenditures 9452 l6. leaving bal
ance on hand OF $l50S6, september 80. 1884.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Commissioners reply to MI. 4 w. Donn re-
street. above W. widened and the roadway re-
paired.
In note to the District Commissioners, Mr. W.
i. Powell requests that the sewer which Is now be-
ing laid on Beall and 3lst streets northwest be con.
unued up 3lst street to Road street.
MI IhoS- Aaron ct ais. have petitioned to the
through the center OF square 52l, opening on and
D streeta
LIQUOR LICENSES GRANTED.
Applications FOR liquor licenses from the follow.
ing have been approved-Sebastian Aman Frede.
rick Atzel, Magdaline Berens, Henry Bernheimer
Brlgazzi q White, Geo. w. Driver, August Dolhrer,
den, Moses Bredweu. Henry Boeghoz, Bernard
Bryan, patnck Connor Geo 4. Fogie Brumagin 4
FltZSeralu, James ford, Robert A. Golden. Fred
erick Hugie and Eberhardt hoffman.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisie as follows
NJ IL Best, erect two-story dwelling, county;
1850. w. w. Curtis, erect two small dwellings,
alley between 9th and 10th and NJ and streets
northwest; 81 800 Henry Keller, erect q twOstory
blacksmith shop, North Capitol street; 81 600 Jas
Archer, erect three-story blacksmith shop north
east corner AZ and streets southwest; S. 500. A.
ID. Wright, repair dwelling 907 18th street SOUTH
east $3.50. w. A. Harris repair GIG street. dwell
Ing; sos. N. A Clancy, repair brick 1925 Corcoran
street northwest: $500. NJ. p. sullivan. repair
brick 2224 9TH street extended; $500; Wood Angus
erect church. Samson street, between 18th and
18th streets; 81 400. James H. Murphy repair frame
az Jennings In county; $500. VIM Buckley, erect
three twO-story dwellings, southeast corner OF Az
and II streets; A.OO0 j. II. Grant, erect seven two
story dwellings,. South Capitol, between x and L
st reefs southeast. $1,000
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
T'o NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND IA

TNO NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
IL SOUTH.
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S popular
steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves 7th street wharf on
Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday at $50 D. Return
ing leaves Norfolk Monday Wednes lay, and Friday
at same hour. stopping at Piney Point and Cornied
Harbor going and retu ming.
Exclusive connection with the Boston and Providence
steamers Connect also with New York and Rich
mond steamers, Norfolk and Western, Seaboard
ard Roanoke. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads.
Passage and rooms can be secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office. at l4th street and Pennsylva-
MA avenue; ST. Marc hotel, Office of Knoxs express
9th street and Pennsylvania avenue. and at companys
offce. Ith street wharf.
Knox's express will call for and check bassagefrou
hotels and private residences
Fright received daily until p. m.
seT WILLIAM Z. WEIGH, General Aren't
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Preparing for the PIenary Council.


The theologians from all parts OF the United
States, who have been holding consultations for
several weeks, first at St Charles College, Howard
county, and afterwards at St Marys seminary,
Baltimore city, have prepared q schema OF the de-
crees TO be acted upon by the third plsnary council
OF Baltimore, which Is 70 assemble In the Cathe-
dral, November g. They have concluded their
learned labors, and adjourned The schema
VIII be printed ana copies Forwarded to each
OF the bishops and archbishops and other
members OF the council who will desire 70 study
the schema The schema will not lie binding on
the council, except 80 far as IT, shall receive the
sanction OF majority OF its membera The schema
sets forth the mode Of proceeding, ano h plan or
draft of what Is proposed 10 be done small cers-
monfal book, with brief explanations OF the pro-
ceedings, Is preparing for the use OF nembers and
another small ceremonial book viii be printed for
the congregation, as certain days parts OF days
In each OF the three weeks or the council will be
set apart FOR public services. In which will be In
cluded the opening devotional services and ceremo-
niles OF the first law,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN D
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, OPPOSITE
JUDICIARY SQUARE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER TWEN-H<a
TY-FIRST. at FIVE O'CLOCK. in front Of the ID
PREMISES, by virtue of deed of trust dated July -
l7th 1876 duly recorded in Liber No S3 folio 2S3
of the land records of the District of Coiumbia,
shall sell the north twentyth feet Of Lot numbered
twelve III Square numbered four hundred and eighty
nine running back, with that width the whole depth
of said lot also the free of alley three feet
wide running back the depth, with the right to
buid said alley together with the improve
uents. consisting of Brick Dwelling House. known
No i24 5th street northwest.
Ierns third in cash the remainder ia two equal
instslmens. at and two years. with interest. and
secured by deed of trust the premises the interest
be paid semi-annually A deposit Of 800 will be
uuired of se If the terms of safe not
Piled with days from the day of sale the Trustee
the right to resell the property at the risk and
expense of the defaulting purchaser Aconveyancing
at the cost the purchaser.
o,s-dSds BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL B r G K

HOUSES AND LOTS KNOWN AS Nos. zoos AND
zoos SEVENTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF q deed Of trust dated February Ith
1879. and daily recorded in Iiber No sS folio 200 -
seq OF the laud records for the District OF -
Columbia. shall seID WEDNESDAY All Err
NOON, OCTOBER TWENTY-SECOND. 1884. at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. in front of the premises Lots
numbered one hundred and hfty-sx 1863 and one hun
dred and iffy-seveu (I57l BoughtOn and Moore'sn
subdivision of square numbered hundred and fifty
u50J in the city of Washington. District
of Columbia, the recorded in
the Office Of the of the District Of Columbia
III 1ber III. c. IT 49, each of said lots having
front of sixteen 40 feet 18th street west and
each extending back of equal width with the front
four (14) feet less alley ten l0)
feet wide together with the mproveme consisting of
two rvo-story basement and mansard root brck dwell
Ing houses known Nos ZOOS and ZOOS 18th street,
which will be sold separately
Terms; One-third in css1: the residue in six and
twelve months with interest and secured by deed of
trust property. deposit of $50 each lot will be
required TINE of sale C0nveyanees the cost Of
purchaser
CHARLES G GLOVER, Trustees
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rTHos. E wAGaAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.

IL
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED b.
SiNESS PROPERTY, CONSISTING OF STORES
WEST,
By virtue of deed Of trust dated December 9Th a.,
1880. and recorded in Lber No 95S. folio 148 ct t
seq OF the land records # the District Of Columbia
and ~ request Of the party thereby secured we will
sei at public auction in front Of the premises SAL
E ERDAI QGTOBER THIkTY-FIkST. at HALF;PAST
city Il washington. in the District Of Columbia known
square numbered four hundred and thirty four (434
and described follows Beginning for said OF
lots at the northeast Of said square, and
ming thence south along the line of th street seventy
five 30 feet thence west nifty tsp feet three and
half t3O inches: thence north seventy five {75 feet
and thence east to the place Of beginning, with the
improvements thereon, as mentioned above
Terms OF sale One-thrd OF the purchase money in
cash and the residue in four equal payments at six
twelve. eighteen and twentyfour months fr day of
sale. with inter ut at six cent payable
seni annually. secured by decd of trust the prop
erty sOd all b. at the option of purchaser If the
terms OF sale not complied with within ten (lU)
days from day of sale the trustees the right to
resell the property at the and cost of defaung
purchaser. deposit of $3.50 will be required when bid
is accepted All conveyancing and recording at pur-
ch2sers cost.
John John y. FILLING T LIZ Trustees
THos. E. wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. oc2ld&ds
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Latest News by Cable To-day.

Latest News by Cable Today
NEW CABINET IN BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, october 2l.--The ministers have placed
their designations in the hands Of Prime Minister
Maiou, who will form new cabinet
WELSH IRON WORKS CLOSING.
LONDON, october N.-The iron and steel works Of
Crawshay Brothers, at Methyr Tydvi, in South
Wales are about to close The stagnation of the
Welsh iron and steel trades Is causing widespread
d1smay. Other suspensions are probable.
DEAD CARDINAL.
ROME, Oct. 21.-Cardinal Bartolomeo dAavanZo,
bishop OF Calvi. is dead. He was born In 1911 and
was made Cardinal in 1876.
QUARANTINE RAISED.
GIBRALTAR, october 2i.-The quarantine against
Spain has been done away.
NO REINFORCENENTS ASKED FOR.
PARIS, october 21.-GeI de rIsIe has not asked
Tor reinforcemens for Tonquin. II they are needed
they will be drawn IRON the army In Africa with
out mObiiiziAg q corps d d,yuee
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ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIyED.
THE STAR has received the following additional
to the fund for the relief OF the widow
and children OF the policeman Fowler, murdered in
the discharge OF his duty:
WASHINGTON, d. c., October 90 1884
Dear Mrs. FO,rler:-We had a little entertain
ment saturday and we wish TO send the money TO
you. 1t Is not much, as II was only cents for a
ticket But il will help. 1t was as much as we
could get. $40. Yours truly,
BESSIE DAsKAM,
MABEL RUSSELL,
FANNIE RooNE.
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baltimore AID OHIO RAILROAD
~ IHk MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINZ BEIWEsN THE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON.


AzE EhsF AND AND TIE THE & Sshi
DOUBLE TaAGK; 1ANyET COUPLER
is. GsTiI FSh AZ p NdrI eEsk i'r1
Lave Nsshtnsten from station. corner Of New Jersey
for Chicaso Cincinnati. Louisville and ST. Louis daily
Coaches and Psiacs Sleeping Cal. to above pot
si.hoqt change: 10: Is a N daily to Chca.o Except
Tor f,n6ur 1t SD n, ard $40 p. m. daily: 20
m 70 ffsouTx Cleveland and Detroit. withSleep-
For Toledo and Detroit via Monroeville. lo.I5a m
GGy Win Sleeper Tor Toledo via Wheeling aud Lake
Trains for Philadelphia and New York at s.,o a.. m
m daily with fa1Or and ans sssf sS Cans and as
For BALTIMORE week days, s. 30 40 90 $40 90
minute S SS sS.;a u ,s ga Ia. So so so i q rs
Sun S9 sSn sS go 80 80 and iolG 1s
IorRo,n.s The Shenandoah Valley Railroad. ,o:is a
f sr annapolis $50 N, and l2:loand AAop. m: on
JeH Way station. between Washington and baltimore
ss5 mn m and % 8 20 % am. and
m and a0s Stations s en-
p m daily for principal stations on Metropota sa
valley Srsnch SO daily except sanasg a isl
fredsriek $50 a. iois I:ss o., m daily ex-
For Hasrrstoxn. ibis m. and SIS p m daily e1csp.
Trans Arrive from the West daily s2o 7:soa M. a2a
Prom New forS AID Philadelphia. 2:sa ssoa m. daily
Prom ann,poIs. 80 m and lso and ss7 p m;
From IsIinSson a:is ,. N. daily. except Sunday
from Frederick and intermediate points, SIS q m
zIo p m. and S:i2 D. daily. except Sunday; Sid
p m daily from Point Of Rocks
80 sSs ,Ss y. si. q =. .s s Is
w. ~, 500. rs. Sc 900 and 10 rs p. Sun
Is. 30 aud 800 d M
Al trains from Warrington stop Relay Station e1-
okt 1Qrtner Information spply at thu Battmore and
SA,o 1tcAet Observation-Disclosures station, GIG aud 1851
aSenue. l4th street. where ordsrs
ny POINT Ia The city.
SAS AEN1S M Of r, Baltimore.
=. 4 n LORD. Gent Passenger Agent
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nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALL
~ Urinary Diseasss In - no urs. Nervous Debility
OfSunic wsesnees ceused BY ndiscretion, Poisonous
Dfseeess q 6l9o@ eaecting Throat Nose and Skin
stxooea Pt3ce - Sent hy malta ealed. su36-mwf
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TIE HusrRK SLAIN BY TIE HuHrED.-EiiJaa
Kirk was killed by Robert Clark near SheIbyvflle,
KY, yesterday. Kirk accused CLARK OF circulating
evf reports about his daughter, and threatened 70
kill him. Having procured shotgun, he rode 70
Clarks house, and was riding up ana down tbs
road In front OF it waiting for Clark's appearance
when the latter opened the front door and nred
two shots from gun. Kidding Kirk with buck.
Snot and shooting his head almost on.
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COMMISSIONER BuTrERwoRTH has accepted an in
vitation to speak at Richmond on Thursday eve
ming.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
Fy,Hos. J. FISHER Co,
Real Estate Auctioneer4
fRorERTY AT THE CORNER OF AND FIFTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
STREETS NORTHWEST. -
On TUESDAY AFrEkNOON OCTOBER TWEN-f a
TY-FIRST 1894 at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK yE:a
in front of the premises by virtue Of deed Of trust
dated November LIST. 1881 and duly recorded in liber
No 9S3 folio 193 ct seq Of the land records for
the district Of Columbia shall sell the east fifty
feet of lot numbered eleven in square numbered four
hundred and nine beginning for the same at the
northeast Of said square and lot and running
south seventy five feet thence east fifty feet to 9Th
street thence northwardy along the line Of eth street
the place of beginning. toeether with the improve
ents consisting of large and substantial brick resi-
dence with Office building attached.
Terms: Onethir in cash the remainder IN two equal
insta1lments at and two years with interest," and
to be paid seni-annually deposit Of $200 will be
% rdt IN Ten S d.vs yro AZ Az ~ az th ,sa
and expense Of the defautfng purchaser All convey
ancing at the cost of the purchaser
90. BENJAMIN BE MANN z. SNYDER, Trustees
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PShIIEs WHO WAGER HATS ON REsULTOP
ries,denfiA Election. can procure them Fall and
oroadwsy style u best material Is Der cent les
s s1 sassSn srs from BkODT, the Halter Il9 Ilth
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Killed Himself Because He Was Dis.
CHARGED.

NEW YORK. october 21-Frank Samsell, 18 years
old, committed suicide this morning in BOwery
lodging house by shooting himself through the
head. He was discharged yesterday from brush
factory, where he and his father and brother were
emDlOyed.
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4 PANIC IN ffrTsBURG-sUccRss or TIE BULL RAID.
PrrsBURG, october 2l.-T'he oil exchange Is I'm
state or greater animation to-day than &c has
been since the famous Penn bank deal Disturbed A.
Failure followed failure until brokers stopped
trading. and waited TO see what was coming
Dstrust became so general that the solid
brokers were afraid 10 deal with han
the men who clamored arounC the hui
ring. The bull raid has been one OF the most
successful ever made. Since yesterday the market
advanced Is cents, and many OF the shrewdesE
dealers were caught badly The short interest
here Is estimated AT 5,000.eo0 barrels.
Inc market opened strong al 69S, advanced 20
.5k. then dropped on 10 ~, but ralsied again 10
s3X at 100 O'Clock.
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CARING FOR THE INSANE.
The Annual Report Of Ceadisioa 0l
the Govern memt Insane Asylmms

d.. ". W. Godd,ng. the superintendent OF the
government hospital for the insane, has submitted
the twenty annual report to the Secretary OF
Interior, embracing also the report Of the board OF
visitors This board consists OF ]. N. Toner L. D. !;
JasC. yelling, Ii. d. William Grier, NJ D., O. s n:
Mrs A. NJ Gangewer, Mrs A. ]. Rowland, Rev. W.
EDWARDS. D. D.; f. p. cuppy, esq; Robert Muir
ray, N. D., surgeon general Q. 8 A. The number
OF patients now in the hospital IL 1,l46 OF which
sS4 are males and 96e are females; 81 were ad-
United during the year. There were 1875 discharged,
19 OF whom recovered: g were improved, were
unimproved, not insane and g. died. OF the 347
admitted during the year LIZ were from the army,
IL rom the navy, from the marine hospital ser
vice and md. 153 from civil life. There
last year and this year. There were
cases or kieptomania and nymphomania and two
OF typhomania. or the 6.o22 cases treated since
the opening OF the hospital, the largest number
became Insane between the ages Of 25 and 80 years.
and the next largest number between go ana Is
years, ana the next between 80 and IS years There
are II private patients The report states that
the NUMBER or admisStons-347-tS the largest dur
ing any year since the close of the war. The
mortality for the year was hardly five per cent
The patients from civil life remaining June 30,
1884. are classified as follows:
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Willie.
Yesterday, VIM. p. Cole, selling on sunday: re-
cognizance set aside John Albert, selling on Sun
day; motion In arrest OF Judgment VIM. Hood,
manslaughter; bail fixed In the sum OF $500 Jere-
miah Barry, selling on Sunday: guilty; fined $40.
John Brown, selling on Sunday; guilty; lined $40.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Jud0e Hooner.
To-day, Hume agL O'Conner. Childs Son agt
Lewis; defaults. Taylor agt Taylor, Gait 4 Co
agt- Ughtall and Atwood agt. Latney; judgments
below affirmed Fitch, Fox Brown agt Hecht-
man; motion to dismiss overruled and motion TO
QuaSh attachment filed.
EQUITY CoURr-yad0e Cor.
To-day, Reed against Wilson; A. Webster ap-
pointed guardian ad lltem. Boggs against Boggs;
ordered taken before c. F. Rowe Nc.
Clelland against McIntire; on hearing.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Jadoe While
To-day, Sherman sanders, HOUSEKEEPING In the
hight; not guilty.
POLICE CoURT-Jud0e Shell
To-day, Thomas Washington. colored, for strik-
ing VIM. Harkland with a whisky bottle, was fined
s. John Dunn, for striking Oricer Falvey with Q
stone, went down for 80 days In default OF fne OF
SO Esau L johnson, Harry c. Hepburn and
Frederick Atzell, Sunday BARS $50 collateral for
feited in each case. John Hardy, colored, cruelty
to animals; S. George W. Driver, Sunday bar: $40
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BROS, Auctioneers.

II 1ONSANSON OxsOSt, AoCtAouec1A
TRUSTEES, SALE OF UNIMPRovED LOTS ON
TWELFTH STREET FAST, BETWEEN c AND
STREETS NORTHEAST. AND ON d STREET,
BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH
STREETS NORTHEAST, AND ON ID STREET.
BETWEEN THIRTEENTH STREET AND KEN
TUCKY AVENUE NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded inaA6
IaSsr Ne 1880 folio: ss2 ct SEQ one Of the andV
y fsSRs e the Essfs.ys premises s sn TUESDAY
1CI sa NJ ~ those certain PIECES Of parcels Of
inston District Of Columbia. and known and dis;
Of ORIGINAL lots numbered nine eleven twelve and the
north feet eight inches by the depth Of orl
nal lot numbered eight In square numbered thou
sand and nine and Immediately after all OF lot
nered three In square numbered ten hundred and
thirty. tosether with the buidings rishts easements
privileges and appurtenances to the belonging OF
IN any wise thereto appertaning.
Terms Of sale; Onethtrd balance one and two
noees 70 bear Interest," and 70 be secured by deed
OF tpss On t1e premises sold al cash. At option Of
~ &c SSnveXapcins &C. st cost q purchaser.
NE Iss to Be compiled With in ten dsys otherwise
Get o. as9suting purchassr purchssers after ave
pUbltshed In Washington, d. c.
THOMAS n CALLAN., .>-..
oclsd ISAAC l. JOHNSON Trnstees
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Boys school Suits IL to IT, long paiits O. 1A60
and es up Boys Single !ackes eL55s O. and 6160up-
Chld's Knee Pants re g l2s0c 66c. !6c, o. ChdS
s1 ,s sah Shirt 49, 49, SO md O 1sss md Rp
from A0c. and Soc up Good W0naenT sol1d But. 6hoe
e14 !. ". HkEz6I
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NAM feGE u.

yEwKLL-TowNER On Monday. ocsobsr 3oeA,
1884, ct Wau9h II. r. church Washington, ID. O., bY
TOwNER both Of this city. No cassis-
mother wednesday, October 18th. lsax by the Rev
p French. WILLIAM EDoARJ ,HNsToS, Of Brad
ford VI. 20 NARY, youngest dauehterof ths late Rich.
ard ". Burr. Of th1s city.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
THE PEOPLES PARTY.
Their state Convention In Rhode
Island T0.dRv.

Island To-day.
PROVIDENCE, K. L, October 2I.--There was but q
very slender gathering at the peoples party state
convention this morning. James H. Russ was
elected chairman
A ron OF delegates containing about eighty
names was read, and not more than half OF them
answered to their names Electors were nomi-
mated as follows: Charles H. Sawyer, John II.
Davis, John Devltn and Cyrus H. Edison. Daniel
Brace, IT,, OF Providence, was nominated for Con-
gress from the first district and j. j. Lace,
OF Barrfllvflle, from the second district
Very long resolutions were passed to the
eject that all articles Of luxury should be taxed as
high as possible; that in imposing custom duties
American industries and enterprises should be pro-
tected; that the United States must control the
Panama canal; that the public lands must be kept
for actual settlement, etc
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nR LEON, THE OLDEST EsTABLIsHED AND
only reliable az asdes' Physician in the city. can b
Of Pennsylvania avenue between Sd and ~ streets All
female complaints and irregularities quickly removed
strictly conndential separate rooms Tor ladies' Ooe
hours-l to and to y. m. s2l. lIs
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Democratic Campaign Prospects and
ENnem

Democratic Campaign Prospects and
Expenses.
WHAT Mr. wM DICKSON AUTHORIZATIONS DINO
Gratis LIBERAL CONTRIBUTORS.
MT VIM Dickson returned from New York last
night. He has been about the democratic national
committee rooms and with the members OF the
committee great deal, and says the committee
are CONFIDENT lie says the national committee ~
Trains from NEEDING with the local politics Of
New York and occupies a neutral position rs
CARDS the local factions, appealing 70 both 20 give
their hearty support 20 the national ticket what
ever their local Quarrels may be. He says the com.
mittee are satisfied that matters were properly
settled between Kelly and Cleveland At their meet.
Ing there, but they declare that Cleveland has
made no pledges 70 any one.
AZ 70 Tammanys position, Mr.. Dickson says
heliy told German In his presence that there
would not be more than I'VE per cent OF the Tam
many men who would not vote sor Cleveland
speaking oil the financial condition CT the commit
Tee. ne says large amount OF contributions has
come in since the Ohio and West Virginia elections
and the committee VIII suner no financial emban
assment.
But Washington. he says, has done better IN the
way or contributions 70 the Democratic cause thar
any other section according 20 its voting popula.
ton, or rather what would be It's voting population
II they could vote. Their contributions be sayA
have been about 81 20 20 every four persons accord
ing 10 the voting population The business mer
IN the great cities OF the north ara contributing
freely, but none OF the southern states have give
penny. They bear their own expenses, however