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Treason on Trees.
Life.

They were out bluenshing, and the girl with
the yellow bang wanted TO 60 back.
"fee, marm," said the skipper "Don't feel
very spruce and pine for the shore, chr Homer
walnut Just yet. Yew Will like It better II ye
aint sycamore. This hazel clear up and then
ye can SEQ the lightship. She's worth lookn'
at II you've never cedar. / wood like more
hreeze, SOS we could leave that bark behind
us. Don't eat candy, thank ye, wouldn't give
mahogany. Oak eep your lines clear % the
for ynuf headsl"
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HUNT DOWN THE CAPPERs.
Andrew jackson Likely 10 Get Into
TrOUble.

A colored woman, named Ella Jones, Of
Uniontown, has made a complaint to Pros
ecuting Attorney Thomas about Andrew
Jack son, colord, in the employment of
Lawyer John A. Moss, which will result in
in his being charged with contempt of court
for Gaping around the Police Court. Mr..
Thomas says the woman alleges that she
came to the Police Court to get warrant
against man for making threats to her,
when Jackson persuaded her to 60 to Moss
Office and pay so cents for it.
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THE MAIL FOR GREELY,S MEN.
How Letters Addressed TO the Vic
Tins Will he Disposed of.

The mail carried by the Greedy relief YES
sells, and addressed to the survivors Of the
party, was delivered at the time of tho res
cue. That which was addressed to the vic
Tins of the expedition was brought back
and returned to General Hazen, who has
decided to send it to the Dead Letter Office
so that it may be returned to the writers
through the regular channels.
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The sixth.street bridge.

In answer TO the request OF superintendent
wilkins, of the b. 4 Z. Railroad Company, 10
extend tho embankment along Sixth street
forming approaches TO the bridge over their
road at the Mall, the Commissioners reply
"that during the present unsettled condition
OF the steam railroads question In this city
and pending the action OF Congress, the Com
missloners cannot approve action that might
secure 10 the road permanent occupancy OF
Sixth street, and such a project as proposed
would have this effect"
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PERsoNALuRefNTs.
Go TO KolLls'slimmer Garden.

sSyrSxToR o. II. PLATT, of Connecti-
tuf, is in the city, stopping at the Arlington.
--MRs. EUGENE NoRBECK, of Seventh
street southwest, who has been quite Ill, Is re-
ported somewhat better today.
SECRETARY MCPHERSON, Of the Re-
publican Congressional Committee, returned
10 the city last night from Gettysburg, Pa.
Mr.. j.. +. II. BLoIs, of the Postoffice
Department, has gone to Rockville for his
health. His many friends wish him pleas
anttrip.
M. KAUFMAN, tho East Washington
clothier, has accompanied the Light Infantry
to Long Branch, and while absent Will take In
Boston, New York and Philadelphia 10 buy his
fall stock.
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MISSOURI PRoHIBITioNIsTs.
Two Conventions Meet az sedaIia
To-day.

sEDALIA, Mo-, Aug. 10.-Nearly 300
delegates to the two State Prohibition con-
ventions to-day have arrived. Among
them are x-Lieutenant- Governor Charles
II. johnson and John A. Brooks, both Of
whom are mentioned for Governor.
A. st. John and Daniels flag is hoisted at
Gcrmania Hall, where the convention to
nominate State and electoral ticket will
meet.
The other convention, held by what is
known as the Prohibition State Alliance,
will simply nominate State ticket. Both
conventions will probably agree on the
same candidates.
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DUNcANsoN BROS, Auc.ionecrs.

SALE OF A ,TMosToRY FRAME DWELL;
ING, SITUATE ON THE Fast SIDE OF
FOURTH STREET, BErWErN ID AND E
STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue OF deed of trust. daied October 10,
1880 duly recorded In liber $685. at blo 1903, Of the
land records OF the District of Columbia, and at
the request, IN writing, Of the person secured
the premises, on THURSDAY, The 2ist day Of
August, A. d. 1881, NJ $3.50 O'clock p. M, the fol-
lowing described real estate situate IN the city Of
part of lot numbered eight ts), In square number
ed eight hundred and twelve (5l2). beginning for
the same ct the southwest corner Of said lot, on
the line OF Fourth street east and running thence
north along said Fourth street twenty feel, thence
east one hundred and five feet one inch 70 the
rear line OF said lot. thence south along said rear
line twenty feet, thence west one hundred -.
and five feet one Inch TO the point OF Begin f5,d
ming, together with the improvements, &C., kcn
consisting of n two-story frame dwelling.
Terms. One'third cash, balance In and IL
months, with Interest at per cent. from date OF
sale, secured by deed Of trust property sold, or
all cash at option OF purchaser. A deposit ofs5o
required when property is struck off. II terms OF
sale are not compiled with In ten days from day
Of sale the trustees reserve the right TO resell amer
five days notice In THE EVENING CRITIC at the
risk and cost OF the dciaultlng purchaser.
WILLIAM oCKSTApT,
HENRY j. BRIGHT,
aus-eod6ds Trustees. =
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The revision OF the Old Testament, which, It
was hoped, would be out this year, Will proba-
1885,
The head waiter or Block Island hotel is
said TO be graduate OF theology. He ia proba-
bIy Trying TO minister TO the inner wants of the
guests.
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WANTED-ALL TO KNOW THAT DIR
wv Taylor, 1874 + at, near 10th, makes benuti-
ful sets OF artificial teeth tor guaranteed to give
null satisfaction; extracting With gas. chloroiorm
or local anesthetica, 50 cents; without IS cents;
hlllnRs Mt very low prices. oo29
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A clever Scheme.

Denver opinion.
said Jones-"we're going to run Blifkins for
Judge this fall"
Said smith-''Biifkins2 What does he know
about lawY
Nothing az all. He never saw q law book.
That's the reason We are going TO run him,
We think that II he is Ignorant OF tho law we
may get little Justice"
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Archbishop Ryan on His Way East.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug. 10.-Archbishop
Ryan, accompanied by delegation OF twenty
passed through this city this morning. Tho
distinguished company breakfasted at the
Union depot. A large number OF prominent
Catholics gave the Prelate very cordial
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The Chicago Markets To-Day.

CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-Wheat opened 3sCd)9sc.
higher than last evenings closing, September
7SY,, october sob. Cora lh(9Ac. higher; Sep
August 247s. Lard 10@15c. lower; September
$7.57k, October s7.72ia. Pork, August,
S27.
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The Illinois Anti.MonopoIis,s.

BLOOMINGTON, Ills, Aug. 10.-Delegatos to
tho Anti Monopoly State Convention are ar
irving slowly. The convention opens to-day.
This county and district conventions held
Yesterday were slimly attended.
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Sensational SuicIde.

Burlington Free Press,
son OF a Western poet killed himself
celebrating the Fourth OF July, He cele.
brated by taking one or his fathers poems
and orering II 70 q newspaper editor for iliiy
cpntp,
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THE ALLEGED coNsprRAToRs,
who Arc Accused of Designs 20
Overturn the Mexican Govern


who Arc Accused of Designs 90
mcnt.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. ia special cor
respondent makes the following statement
regarding the condition Of affairs in the
city of Mexico, his account giving the latest
accessible facts in the case at was ru-
mored here Saturday last that four prison.
ers in the conspiracy cases had been shot,
but tho rumor Is unfounded. After inter
viewing prominent Government officials,
all Of whom deny the report, your repre-
sentative Is convinced 10 is untrue. l saw
General Chavarrios son n few minutes. He
reports that he saw his father yesterday
morning, who had been brought back TO his
former place Of imprisonment, the barracks
in this city.
General Chanerria Protests His In-
bOconce.
General Chanarria sent yesterday pro.
test to the government paper declaring he
had never had the slightest connection with
the conspiracy and knew nothing OF IL be-
fore his arrest He also says: Why would
conspire against General Diaz and his party
when fought on their side at the time of
the overthrow Of the Loredo Government
by the Tuxtepec revolutionary party?'
Francisco Mejia, the most eminent among
the alleged coDspirators, is confined in tho
barracks of this city with several others Of
the accused conspirators, all guarded by tho
Second Regiment of Infantry. A man saw
Mejia yesterday, and says he is still alive,
though reported by certain correspondents
here to have been shot last Saturday. 1t Is
generally believed by the citizens here that
some of tho prisoners will be shot, but no.
body knows yet who"
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The District Commissioners Issued an order
this afternoon closing the District ot1ices at
3oclock during the heated term, until further
notice.
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w ANTED-A BOY TO LEARN THE UP.
w hOlhtetinR buBinesa; one who has some
knowledge already preferred. Apply at 3l2 "a
ct. n. w, opposite Trinity Church. aui63tS
nowEs BUSINESS SCHOOL, 5i7 nth st.
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FINANCIAL,
To.d.y,s STOCK quotations.

The following observations OF the transac-
lions in the financial market to day, together
with the opening and closing quotations, arc
furnished by the banking house OF II. d.
Cooke, jr, Il Co., 1420 street, Washington,
n ~
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Al odd sort OF straw hat is made from sea
Riafe. The maker Gays that rain strengthens
and improves the fabric.
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Orange blossoms.

John ID. p. Snyder and Annie II. Lusby.
John q. Cohen and Jane Gregsby.
Henry Carpenter and Lille Edmonds, both
of Richmond County, Va.
william p. Jameson, of Charles County, Nd,
and Lula l.. Murphy, OF this city.
Charles A. Kreamer, OF Montgomery County,
Nd, and Ella N. Shoemaker, OF West Wash
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FOR EXCHANGE.

VxyANTED-To EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones At Buffers stove ExehahEe,
Sor. 9th and H smoky chimney CuIHSSS ~ no
bb oggyb sto'e' oA'N''"A'N w. M
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THE LAUTEN ENGRAVING co.,

OF IIab NEW YORK AVENUE,
Furnish the best and cheapest substitute for
WOOD ENGRAVlHG.
Send for prices and samples. ia26
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HeayiIy Toed n Not HeeIed.

Merchant Traveller ssSs
z 80, Charley, you've got sweetheart,
hear" said one young man 10 another.
"I'yo heard something OF tho sort, too" an.
swered Charley.
us she pretty2"
"Rathcr,"
"Father liyingp
al should smile. Liyellest man You ever
saw"
swell heeledY"
~ don't knowwhether he Is heeled At all OK.
not, but have cause TO believe he is.sSery
heavily toed," and he llmped ANegH'wlth a
hurt Look and n orumpled cQAtbNh.
The coolestSViaco is Kolbs Garden.
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DIED.

nILu.
NIEDOMANSKI.-0n Friday, August Is,
1884, at the Children's Hospital, George
Franklin, only son OF G. G.. and Ida Neido.
manski, aged 10 months.
REARDON.-August 10, 1884, Mary Teresa,
infant daughter Of Thomas and Annie L.
Reardon, aged months and IL days.
REpDICK.-August 10, 1884, at o O'Clock p.
M, Jamt s NJ, beloved husband or Ellen Red
dick, aged Do years.
RUPPRECHT.-Athisp parents home, No. $50
Eighth street northeast, Willie Rupprecht,
aged y years and months.
sULLIvAN.-On Sunday, August II, 1881,
at 4 90 O'Clock O. M, Thomas A. Sullivan, In
the 39th year OF his age, beloved husband OF
Annie NJ. Sullivan.
wA6GAMAN. August 10, 1881, George
Granville, eldest son OF DR.. Samuel and Mary
n. Waggaman, aged years.
CLEMMER. HUDsoN.-In this city, on Mon.
day, August 10, 1854, at 8 o'clock p. M, OF
hemorrhage OF the brain, Mrs. Mary Ciemmer,
wife OF Edmund Hudson.
Funeral on Wednesday, at p. m, from her
late residence, 13i Pennsylvania avenue
southeast.
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HUCTI0K SALES.


TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
u IMpRoXhD PROPERTY, ON ELEV.
ENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND "
STREETS NORTHEAST.
by virtue Of q deed Of trust dated the I'D day OF
September, 1874, and duly recorded In lber M,
folio $50, ct sea- one Of the land records for the
District OF Columbia, and by request OF the party
secured, / will cell ut public auction, ON FRI. =
DAY, AUGUST %, 1884. at Cookbook D, M, TM
IN front OF the premises, In the city Of WASH EM
ington, ID. O., part Of lot numbered seven "a n in
square numbered nine hundred aud eighty.six
1856, beginning for the same at the southwest
corner OF said lot and running with the line OF
Eleventh htreet east, thence north nfteen rs feet
seven II inches, thence east one hundred and
nineteen 1871 feet TO the rear line of said lot and
TO the public alley, thence south fifteen rs feet
seven Al Inches, and thence west one hundred
and nineteen llly feet TO the place of beginning,
together with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-half IN cash. balance 10 IL
months, with interest from day OF sale, to be Sc
cured by n deed of trust on property sold, or all
cash, at the option OF the purchaser, A deposit OF
$50 required on day of sale. ~
- - ]. BRADLEY ADAMS,
JOHN SHERMAN d CO., Trustee.
AuCtiOnpprq. O. tI.a0deda
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oFFICEs,&c
LOANS


In 6umh 70 suit NJ per cent,
The above In only ANAL portion Of properly
on ny books For FULL list cail NJ once for bulle-
tins ianued on Isl and 18th. nj
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The coOlsst.pmcSis Kolb's Garden,

ItIGB Something about an educated person
swho colors clothing and the political editor
OF daily paper, and tho answer lie! "one
liar"
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ron REHT--Rooms

JSoR RENT-A LARGE FRONT ROOM; 30
II floor; southern exposure; tor n small family,
81 IN advance; also list fioor front room. No. IO5
Rhode Island ave. n. W. aul6.3tf
DROPERTY.HOLDERS WILL FIND IT
il well TO call on j. I. Butts, 1856 st. n. W., aud
have him make (Any size) pictures Of their homes
with families In groups outside. aus
HowE's BUSINESS SCHOOL, 5l7 eth st.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-19

IL Is Overe0BssHt Last,
the difficulty Of. .nSkktfg Ginger Ale equal TO
the impoItsess FINLEY has done II.
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F0R HEET-Houses.

ENoR RENTING. 1881 18TH ST. ". W.,
II rooms, furnished; No. 1909 18th ST. II. w, IL
rooms; Immediately north OF Dupont Circle;
lovely place; everything in nice order; u respon-
sible tenant can have either OF the above houses
at a d desirable rent; owner going west. Apply to
=. s. Dash, owner, 1881 nth st. n. W. aul3-u
OUR SPECIALTY-FINE PHOTOS, ANY
~ size, OF business houses: also, fine photo
epgravings for bill heads envelopes and cards; n
correct representation OF place Of business guar
Anteed. j. Il. Butts, 1856 + 81. II. W. aus
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Name.

Chicago Grain ana Provision Fu-
lures.
The following summary by u. X. Plain Il
Co., st. Cloud building, Ninth and streets,
shows the course OF the Chicago produce mar
ket up to one p. m. to-day:
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MARRIED.

NooNE-KEEFE.--on Monday, August IS,
1884, by the Rev. Father o. Sullivan, of st.
Peters Church, p. r. Noone and Miss Maggie
Keeie, both OF Washington, ID. @.
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ron SALE-Mscehdneo
EoR sALE-PIANo AND ORGANS; IS
IL down and IS per month will buy fine s75
organ; one second.han melodeon. $780, new and
slightly used pianos at low figures and long time.
Hugo Worch Il Co. music dealersg VS. 9TH 81. n. W.
NOR RENT or SALE ON REASONABLE
II terms-A blue stone quarry; easy OF access
Apply at Ga 18th st, II. W, aul6 80.
A RCHITECTS AND BUILDERS INFORM.
IA ed that by calling on j. It. Butts, View Pho
tographer, 1886 + st. n. W., they can be furnished
photos, any size, Of building, finished or other
wise at Rstonshingly low prices. aus
HowE's BUSINESS SCHOOL. 5l7 9Th st,
nor sALE-CHoICE BUILDING LOTS ON
IL Bladensburg turnpike, In sight Of street CRrsi
500 cash and monthly payments. Thos, A, Mitch
ell, real estate broker, 9si Est Rooms D and o.
UNOR sALE-A LARGE LOT OF SECOND
n hand pianoa and organs; some nearly new
several standard makes; must be sold at a sacri-
fee for cash, or at bargains ON easy terms 70
make room, at the wAreroomB cfG L. wild y
Bro. 700 7th 81, n, W. my20
VXTATER.PowER FOR SALE AT THE
w Little Falls on the Potomac, three miles
from Georgetown; about IS feet head and fail, In
Guiding IS acres of land. This Is q hne location
OF any kind. The power can be increased, TO
2OOO-horse power, II necessary, by the use of the
Potomac River For full particulars and plans
call at or address No. 49, 9Th st H. ", mrls-i
NOR SALE-RARE BARGAIN-sUPERB
IL toned, rlchly-nnished Upright Grand -.
Piano; used but very little finest maker |u'A|
and highest grade. For nearly one-half WV
taken as part payment Gan be seen At Plano E :Si
change, AZ 9th IT. nII-ff
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ADDISON DAY,
PRACTICAL UNDERTAKEN ANDCABINETI
MAKER.
Ready made Cofins, CAsketa and ShrOuds, No.
8Ol "A st., corner OF O d, W. Branch Store, 64l
Mass. ave. n. W. orderA promptly executed a
reasonable rates. fBu
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HrsPECIAL NOTWITHSTANDING the early part
reasonable prices On and after September l
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WAHTED---Houses.

"ANTED-Two UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
wv on "a floor; southern exposure; private fam
ily preferred; for n desirable location willing to
pay $50 to t35. Address Mae" 500 II Bt. n. w.
nuQ.at+
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UNDERTAKES.

JOSEPH O. LEE.
Formerly OF Henry Lees Sons,
UNDERTAKEN.
New and commodious wareroom, No. 81 Penn
ave. northwest Residence on premises. fel I
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BOARDING..
THE GARFIELD DINING-ROOMS.

WILLIAM t. CRUMP has removed from 1903
New York avenue 70 Dos STREET, where he
will serve rst-class meals at IS cents EACH Table
board, $40 FER month. Satisfaction guaranteed,
Private dining-room for ladies upstairs.
A call Is solicited.
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"ANTED-LADIES, CITY OR COUNTRY
w 70 make " TO % daily fringing Easter cards;
send 30 cents, stamps or postal note, for instruc-
tlon and samples. Address Agency, p. o, Box
1880. New York city. iai2-tf
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KAKTED-MisceHaneous

"ANTED-A PARTNER TO JOIN ME IN
w, opening dlning'rooms, who ia In favor OF
serving pure, wholeslme food; the best instead of
the woTsii no spoiled meats, decayed or unIlpe
vegetables, simply because they are cheap, to be
allowed ON our tables Forsyth, Critic office.
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TELEGRAMs IN BRIEF.

PARIS, Nov. s.--The divorce Of Madame
Patti from her husband, Marquis de Caux,
was 10 day made absolute.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE Herald gives
the following as the complexion Of the next
House Of Representatives: Democrats, 1856;
Republicans, l3s; Peoples party. 2; Demo
cratic majority, 45.
LEXINGTON, Nov. s.--Maud s. to-day
made mile for exercise Ia 2:I0s, the fastest
mile ever trotted In the month Of November.
The track was frozen, and other circumstan.
ces unfavorable. The effort Is considered
equal to mile In 2:0Ss.
PORTLAND, ore., Nov. THE Oregon
Railroad 4 Navigation Compsny has notified
the narrow gauge road that they would re.
fuse to operate the leased lines after the 18th
inst. The narrow-eauge company have APP
piled for an Injunction restraining them from
such refusal.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. S.--Rev. James Nc
Leod, pastor of the Second Presbyterian
church of this city, and who formerly occu-
pied the pulpit Of . Presbyterian church at
Buffalo, N. Y, says he has IL on good au-
thority that Governor Cleveland will shortly
be united In marriage with young lady Of
Buffalo.
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Is Mayor-Eioct Grace Eliaibie /?

New YORK, Nov. Z, 4 .. m.--william r.
Grace, nominee Of the County Democracy
and Irving Hall, was elected Mayor by IL
600 plurality, but IL Is doubtful whether he
will ever take his seat, as Tammany Hall has
made every preparation TO keep him out on
the ground that he 10 an alien. The ques-
ton was raised several weeks ago and Mr..
Grace refused to register, and so did not vote.
There Is claimed to be defect In his natu-
ralization papers. he was born in ireland,
took out papers here, then went to Peru and
became citizen OF that country, voting in
1t, 1t Is claimed that he lost his citizenship
In America and must be naturalized again
for swearing allegiance to Peru. Mr. Grace
says no will be seated without opposition,
but John Kelly says the contrary.
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NEW York, Nov. s.-The following ad-
dress was issued by the Rspu blican National
Committee this evening:
REPUBLICAN NATL HEADQUARTERs,.l
NEW YORK, Nov. 8, 1884.
The Republican National Committee are
taking the most careful and thorough mexs.
ures to ascertain errors, IL any have been
made, and frauds, If any have been commit
ted, In the returns of the late election In. the
State of New York. II Mr.. Cleveland shall
be found to have q plurality Of even one
vote, prompt acquiescence will follow from
the Republicans of the United States. II
Mr.. Blaine shall be found to have plurality
Of only one vote, prompt acquiescence will
be expected from the Democrats Of the Uni
ted States. The belief Of this comm tee,
founded upon investigation, Is that Mr.:
Blaine has . plurality Of several hui dred
votes, and II that be so, every honest man
will demand that it be officially declared.
Until the official declaration shall be made,
We ask the public 20 unite with us In an
honorable effort to secure a perfectly fair
count. Purity In elections is the only safety
for republican institutions.
(Signed) B. r. JONES, Chairman
s. FEssENDEN, Secretary. TO-.
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Mr.. Q. T. HoBAKT, who has gone TO
Washington, will work for the Clarke's Fork
d Cinnabar Railway bill during the session
of Congress. In connection with this men
ton II may be said that two lines Of action
In regard TO that bill are advocated respect
lively BY friends Of the bill. Major MagInnis
and Governor Crosby advocate an amend
ment TO Senator Vests Park bill now before
the Senate, which shall cut Of the north
eastern portion Of the Park and permit the
proposed railway to pass along its route
without encroaching on Park domain. The
portion proposed TO be segregated 10 entirely
embarrassing. Other friends OF the bill be-
lievs Il proper TO push the right Of way bill
now before Congress, though they would be
willing TO agree 10 the other, provided they
thought 10 would pass.--Lipinoston Eater.
prise.