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l,9O3,l 10
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ANY advertiser desiring to verify
this circulation for himself can do SO
by calling at THE TRIBUNE count
ing.rOOm.
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an0er 10 Advertisements.
Dnslness Noi'ses.

Dp. HAsnnouCK makes speciality OF the pain
sess extraction of teeth ut PIG B0adway cor oOhst'
\ CItv Wallack's Theatre Building
In. Turner, Dentist. 1.244 broadway, near
a,sst aIbe Winchester extracts teeth with gas iof o
y,rru AVENUE TAiLORs' MisFtfs cost less
a us ,oad, made clothing IN other stores nj " NHA
' '' corner nuome anu crosby sts New.iOfh
HoNr. SWEET iioMr '-&5 monthly buys Your
evs hn1 hnldlns ipls IN the choicest part ~ Newaih
- sDo al Al aud flaa eac selns mohtt pay meh's VI
"a ,.~ iot tltruafs and Mspspf 49,. -. a, q
W." ''' h Wiiaos Attofnev, ma nfoadwa, N "
itiANp's StunttvANf liouSt,
~siy suitas fut prtnantht iahns On
H,osiw,V ipih ct American European
A,.s.a With h6,fi, ~ aud ~ 90 poi daf'
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1t is observed by The Sun that The Men, Yorh
Times has come forward to assert, with much IN.
temperance of speech, the old Democratic doctrine
of State rights. That journal insists that med.
ding nincompoops from various other States arc
"likely to find themselves in very hot water" II
they endeavor to have anything to do with tho
count of votes in this State. Thereupon it 10
shrewdly observed that The Times, more nosily
than any other Journal sustained the investigation
of returns in Southern States eight years ago BY
visitors from the North which only goes to prove
that The Times has changed Its mind, and its
party.
"The enthusiasm is unbounded," says a Chatta.
nooga dispatch, "and the Democrats are carrying
about banner with the inscription. The Promised
Land is Ours at Last The negroes are very much
frightened, but no disturbance is anticipated
What pleasant reading this must be to Messrs.
Curtis, Higginson, Clarke and the other professed
friends of the cOlOred men. No wonder the negroes
send up wall Of despair when they see their old
masters and lifelong enemies rejoicing over having
accomplished by frauds and intimidation what they
failed to attain by the sword
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-17

The wafdens aud yestfymen of Trinity
Church may congratulate themselves. II tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-17

TRIBUNE TERMS TO MAIL NlbsCkibths'
Postage nee IN The United States,
Year oMonths Months
DAILY with sunday IN % Va - -
DANN without sunday poo. oo '"o
StNDAY TRiBuNE ...-,.. 90 80
go, no p,,t, Nots Mo1eF or sr or Relisere1 Letter
II, Postal Note the rsmter Wall pietao wri'o oh '"o-'
Fer THF NTwYogk TRIBUNE"
RRANCD OFFICES OF THE TRIBUNE.
..,.me,ts for alton In THE and orders
on the daily paper will roce we'd Al tho
S,,es,nq branch Offices in New-York city
Main Uptown Office, l,2Ss Broadway, a. N 10 p III
N - sos West Twen " -thiri-st, 10 a. IN. to5 IN
-6O seventh IVA IN p IN
- 0,7 Thir,jave near SiXteth. st, 10 M To- p IN
DDS ~ nn" haodred and-t wenty ATHEIST +to
Guin Sguarc l53 Fourth ave- corner OF rourseeh'n'~
IN OTHER CITIES.
,.,,,,,,,rox -, ,22 Fat Loypoy-26 Bedtord.s Strand
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PIP y y III III l. ZEE Odd
BOZ y Z = 1 D p
II n ~
CU ZZZ I'm I'LL FEE INN

Now, at the opening OF the School Season many
Parent is PUZZLED where to procure Footwear for
the Young Hopeful" reasonably durable and not too
expensive
1t viii not take you long TO find out that the money
invested for the ordinary Cheap Shoes" is money
wasted thy benz generally made of material that Will
melt When brought in coutacl with the Boys avorite
Mu uil=." while the soles of the HIGHEsr-PRICED
Shoe generally wears thro gh about three weeks and
the delicate jppers of such shoe do not stand
much scutfDg i cheap Sh G.
TU Solve THIS PUZZLE
ASk the thousands. 10 whom have SAVED HUN
DIikDS Of DOLLARS alone in the Purchase of their
Chldrels Shoes. while visit 10 House will con-
vince you what mistake you have made Iii not patron
izllg us before.
Weotfer line of SCHOOL SHOES MANUFACTURED
ESPtClALLI FOR Us and au&rantee every Pair we
hanG!e VI GOOD SOLID WEAR-Rt SISTING MATE
RIAL, and We are Convinced that there are 10 BETTER
SHOES FOR THE MONEY ANYWHERE IN THE
UNITED STATES THAN OURS.
) me OF our famous low priced Specaities:
Youths Solar lip Button, SIS ii to 2 81 90
Boys TIPPED English Hookbals. 3 TO 5s....... 90
Misses heeled or Spring heel Button IL to 2s LOO
Goat anu Kid Worked hoIe Button ~ -
Childs Heel or Spring Solar Tip Button 5 to S. rs
TO 1898. 90
Kid and Pebble Solid Button, to 1o}as...... 70
The best and finest Lires Miss and Chd's Bows
and Youths DRESS SHO5 IS ever made
Don't forget Ladies' s. 90 Unrivaed Kid and Goat
Button, AID our Gents warranted $500 and s. so
Button, Laced and Congress.
WM. HAHN & CO.'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE,
SIG 'TH STREET AND 1872 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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NIArLEWoon INSTITUTE. For Roth sExFs

~ t,, i.MUVr, irNsilTUTE FOR BOTH sFNES
ton Philadelphia lale and Harva Irufe-sors thor.
onEh courses OF study; students prepared uniI
ler IN COLLEGE practical lessons in sury, wing and civil
,nRite1lE day CONVERSATIONS IN German and frruchi
bo"kke'lnng and comin' rial arithmetic supsr1or in.
stTuctlui III music. tmid and backward ru r,ri.
Naf,iy iutor-d carfully Arranged department for
little boys, duties of school life made attractive highlx
I,'.G1Inrnd,d 10y PATRONS ]. sHoRTLIDGE. A M
lf4h'iA1i au23 linz
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DROPOSAIS FOR THE CONSTRUCTING OF
L SEWERS.
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 26, 1884
By direction Of the Board of Commissioners sealed
Proposals will be received at this Office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER TWEEN.
TlETH 1884 for Constructing in the City Of Washington
District of Columbia about 1883 lneal feet of Brick
and Concrete Sewers from to 10 feet in diameter
interior dimensions.
Blank forms of proposal and specifications can be
obtained at this Office upon application therefor
together with all necessary aud bids UPON
these forms Will alone he considered.
The right is reserved reject any and all bids parts
Of bids q. J. LYDECKER.
Major of Engineers L. s. A.,
au29 lot Engineer Commissioner. d, G.
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As we are informed that three Chinese armies are
moving Gown on the French army OF occupation in
ionqu4h ~ Is sale 10 assume that the report Of
The annfailatton OF the French forces IA that
country was, 10 say the least, premature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-05

TIE managers OF the Montgomery county tNd)
Agricultural society are 10 be congratulated on
the success OF The fair held at Rockville this week
The display has been very cCod, especially in
o.OOfed stock and an exceptionally large number
OF visitors have been In attendance, both from the
city and the surrounding country. These fair
grounds at the pretty and growing, village OF Rock
vile art unique IN attraCtiyeness and conyenience
sort OF natural ampitheater IS formed by a
oor'ir OF elevated ground. shaded by me Old trees
surrounding the central race course. ana visitors
can examine -he EXHIBITS or witness the track per-
fOrinancrs with decree OF comfort and satisfac-
ton quite unusual IN fair grounds.
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PROPOSALS.

TT g. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
u WASHINGTON. D. c., August 25 1884
Sealed Proposals. duplicate (from regular dealers
rmanufacturers only'p Endorsed Proposals and r.
viii be received at this office until noon TENTH SEP
TENDER 1884 articles required as follows 70 be
delivered at the Navy Yard Washington. d. c. within
thirty days from date OF award expense to
the government and subject to the usual Inspection
and conditions, viz:
Bureau Construction and Repair
Reauisiton No 10, Pine Lumber: 25 &c 81, 81 S. Sc
q; Paints Oil VarniSh &c. % Alcohol: 80 Carbone.
Oil SC; 80 Glass; "a, Curled Hair, &C. 35 Stationery
a. A. 6s Coal As, Milling Machine; A. Iron Pipe. &c
4s Steel: 49, Tin SO, 81. 81 S. General Hardware: SO,
&c; 81. Betting and Packing; CO. Pig Iron.
To be awarded by reQusitions excepting the pig iron
in No. Gu, which VIII be cassed with No. 81.
Schedules and blank forms for bids to be had at this
Office and all necessary information at Navy Yard Re-
sponsible security required bids for faithful per-
formance the competency of the Euarantors to be
titled to before notary or other public officer.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
THOS. b. LOCKER, Pay Director U. s. N.
au26-2aw2 Navy Pay Agent
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NIW METHOD fOR PIANO AND SINGING AT
~ lroi. DENoI.ON SKIS Musical Institute. Viii NJ.
,Isn on September LIST. lisa yearl shortest and
iSt he~ system, saNihg years of practice. trainins
ices qulcA Is To the very hEht-t cultura uieras
concerts, etc. Gold medals and Diplomas will ~
AWARDED TO graduAtes. engagements procured fn
CIule and America. New sius1ug and piano elayI.s
az Low opened. at go New York ave n W sua5
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PENMANsHIP. ENGIIsH. Am

=
IL All MIth'Ilatics thoroughly taught by W l. PAR.
SONS. NJ. - fni-rf Accountant Professor Of Msfhe.
mates Tor past three years at ktrlhousc Academy 40
& NiElt. 1I1ucila aud Spnc,rlan Business Go lego
Evening Glasses, select and limited, will formed
sbnnt O'ToBj lsT. in which Crittendens fsmota
Il. Ike, llnl Viii b- Stud-d
fnga.n lrits made with private schoole For furfha
information address l. q. BoN 20 CITY hulO-Im
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GLohGEToWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE 500
~ street. Avst Washington Rlarlnr and iav
sceil tHr AovIS ladies aid Little Girls thirt ~nth
lr1nrIal assisted by graduate 81 " .i,sl,y ,,nes..
and ne professors For circulars apply 10 rrinctpa
aus I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-05

Ihe ravaEes OF The cholera increase In Italy. and
almost reign OF terror prevails In the midst OF
the panic II Is refreshing read OF the courageous
ATTITUDE OF the government Not content with q
generous subscription. the young king Is 10 visit
IN stricken districts where three members OF his
cao'eI ar" air ssdy IN the jhicsest OF the danger
doing their b. 81 To beip the people such conduct
aS tAls springs from the Theory, too often forgotten
oy rulers IN AT power l. trust bringing RESPONSE
oilittes as " ell as honors
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HENRY & SPENCER PRINCIPAL
SAl'A A. SltNtEl. Nee lrnclpal Aull-Siu

W EslLHAN UOIIEGE FOR LADIES. WHINING
W ION DEL.rwo Ora duhting Courses and Prsra-
rA dtlarfn'nt Best facilities Music and Art Horns-
ikr comforts: reasonable charges. JOHN WILSON
lt'0i'i'i'- aulS- Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-05

Pennsylvania believes in leeping her skilled labor
in service. and as conseq fence her peculiar in
stltutOns' are wen protected Yesterday Mr.
Randall Was nominated for his twelfth consecutive
tefih He VII Dc elected. of course, and viii then
rank neNt % another Pennsylvania, Judge Kelley,
IN length or uDbrOken service. The third In line is
SIN another PennsyiVan1an. Mr. oNen These
three have differed widely on various national Is
sG'-s. but what they don't know about protection
and how 10 keep IL II. force isn't worth knowing.
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'THE COLUMBIAN G[oLLEGE PREPARAroRT

baNtC = signed the conduct of the Preparatory Schoa
OF tr Columbian COLLEGE 10 engac, ir
Ncf-Atlfic work hereby ts have commend NV sue
$50 IN ihc oiLC" ut rlilciial Prof ANBKEW f.
NJ III AGl F. A. Mo the cunfid ii all the farrons
q; the school Prot. " NIAGUE has beet. asso,rat.si
with me I'm the Instruction II the school during the last
Twelve y"ar~ * l with all Us methods and com
aids az wei 10y has character by hs scholarly 1T
hts, tue cordial respect of all his Culeas-ues
thr iaruty In the mHflatiuent of the school he will
II assisted Ivy an Hte corIs of instructors and
The 1t 81 September VIII lie daily ia attendance
schcu building 1885 street northwest. confer with
larcrts or iuIUs.
I'll -rcis's of the school will begin on the 10th ri
September and during the first weeks of the ssssior
Ml XIV" my personal COOPERATION its ADMINISTERS.
ton. that Their may be the possible break IN the
continuity oi ITS teaching and discI lInc
aulS-tor1 OTlS T MASON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-05
Nj Ak ~ i,I,, .seIRIrULTgRAL COLLEGE,

~ iRit miles from WASHINGTON. on h and @ r
,iEs lst. ictl,n full course Of English
Slslc~I AID Mathematical Studies h sides SCrtifo
hlG Ats'tesl Agriculture. The discipline IL military
ba1 laftitai- Owing suverpnls Mt cudo~ u,sttt tie
SN euss are scholarship Rates no charye for tuitiorl
'--I, Vas 80 ler Near for everything. including
oSith 'uIltol tul washing and lights Sef for cat
aiNent Session begins SEPTEMBER 10Th.
AUG J. SMITH. President
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E'klENDh SELECT SCHOLAR ELEMENTARY
Il and Hgh Sch ol tor Both Sexes 1911 IT n " will
Reopen Ninth Month ~ MBtO 18th. 1884 Glasses
small Number of students limited Superior advant.
aC,s Terms moderate Apply al school rooms from 3
q. H. to II M, after Eighth Month (AugIls) 25th
auiS-3iu IHpS. ". SIDMtl.l. IIincipal
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WANTED-HELP.

| WANTED-HELP.
WANTED-7A GOOD BARBER. APPLY AT COR
| w ner New Jersey avenue and street n ". it,
place "A 1P5 to zhsIa
WANTED-A GIRL. TO COOK. WASH AND IRON
ico@nsndations lac street norshs s II
| WANTED-A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN. TO
W COOS wash and d. iron Tor small family. Apply,
| and 9Th and 10Th streets northwest, 1t
WANTED--A Competent RELIABLE WHITE
x sF i2T NO x and Plain eoGkng in family
nisLins aud Corset Store. 40 10Th st. n w. It,
WAMXI rE.1. ,a,a FIRsT-eLAss
p nnH enc Won Sss s. ssss s: 81
.sJlvania avenue. It,
WANIED.,A, WHITE WOMAN FOR GENERAL
w Homework for two Apply at rs 18th street north
"ee. seo-at
VANTED-Two or THREE CURB Settlers AT
| Building. se5,st
WANTED-,A NEAT WHITK GIRL TO NURSE
AVN aa G %9E sood reference REQUIRED
NVANTED-A PRACTICAL WORRYING HOUSE.
~. ksspeF Apply by letter. giving references to
WANTEp-A BOY 10 LEARN PHILHARMONIC
w and help TO manufacture lightning rods. Apply to
J. II. kUEh1ING 4lJ 18th street northwest. se5-2t
With W9MAN TS 20
rsanr Asy at s2i la ssrlet Oh three se5s s:f
WANTED-A GOOD COOK AND CHAMBERMAID
~ a9r small family with no children; good wages;
| al once. se6-3.
NNANrED-woMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w WORK III family OF six: fair wages to competent
ps se,s bring references 40 street southwest
WANTED = FOR A LADY CONvALESCING, A
~ strong active lady companion, who would be
read vel ami well recommended. Inquire at $40 7th
street northwest. se5-2t'
| WANT D-IHE COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT
w gVncy with correspondents i'll the principal
c1ti liaDie help or stuaons Tor mechanicai trades.
stores st,.s; transfers labores janitors cooks
muse ana al 20 tous OF trust apply to addi
! fee. 500 Il rect nortuw SEES
tVANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK AND DO GEN
w sral d honsewg 1 Cali at GIL street nornw.st
D. s sE od BOYS ooe G adu1 % and s
pssps n Sss 'i Ss
| ill all tie papers. se42t'
ME sh y MoMaN roa ~.
III? PelllsJ lva1lia avenue northwest. se3-ot
| NVANTED-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN. WE FUR
w rish isht work at your own homes; you can make
Tor our work and furnish steady emp.oyment Address
Royal Manufacturing Co., Providence, K l. se2-st'
| I[ANIED-IsELIABLE HELP OR SITUATIONS
store ladies IN Stores or team.ttrs ia
borIs jail ors cooks nurses and all positions OF trust
Apply to or address Commercial El.rloyElen Agency,
Central license Office ir tins and principal les Cos
. louisiana avenur, Washington. u. c. aug
/ "ANTED-CHAMBEkMA NURSES GENE.
w raj Workers. Cooks Farm Hands. other help.
waits agencies III B ltimore, Pade pha Brook
Iy and NV York city, J26 street northwest PRICE
| & COOEBS, Licensed Agents au.26-2ws
! w ANTED-LADIE, OR YOUNG MEN IN CITY
W or country to take NICE light and Pleasant work at
+ their own homes; 81 to SIS day easily and quietly
/ made: work sent mail; canvassIng: no stamp
, fOr reply. PIE address RELIABLE MIG. Company,
Philadelphia, Pa. Nly-Sws
| " N,ELh CITIT ATIANC
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EDUCATIONAL

NJ ltS. BCRk's fNGlrSH AND FRENCH SCHOOL
va r EounC ladies snl little srls will rut-n Wednes-
cay, SEPT tlt-'r RATA. 1908 II ST. n W sele0Sws
DRoF SHELpON's DANCING CLASSES WILL Bg
= rsllined Saturday. Sept Is II m and : 80 % M
~ aeH 81 NV. Monday. Sept. Is 30 and 80 = m.
AZ "a 81 ana Ia ava sc Rebate OF IS rer on above
send for circulars suasa,u
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HOMES BUSINESS SCHOOL. HE LEAVING
Il one Tor thorough, practical instruction Book
kt1lins taught .Iiilrely without text books. saving
months If hard study The graduate s
ab"Gt un,thrd that of other business colleges Houes
RAPID business Tetnarsllp SO monthly. with hook
heIlng arithmetic spelling, correspondence ETC. g.;
three months. Sl2 1riysta lessons desired Terms
Increased October LIST Begin ~ any time. 81 7th
strft aul2
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~ NtFI.INN Bt NINtSS NpIlfGF. CORNFR
- Sth ana ID streets northwest list hish,si lsfx s
tuIn,S BEAUTIFUL commoous halls parlors and ,,la~s-
Rooms in Lincoln fiai fnlidng I his nstituttcn fhe
rut az Twenty y"Srs growth. is cuuIlste iu its g.
raIS,lneits tor training sons and daushters aid
woman, Tor real H. sell support usefulness and hon
Urable iudel rndeuce. Eull corps oi able ,,-inc.i
practical teachers. REGULAR day and evening SESSIONS
Resumed Monday. September LIST. at . n and 4 y m
sch" af~ip TOT Vnc year from date OF entrance good
iorray evening >tsslOnsl $50 10 quarter, day SaO
iiEht. SIT. l-r month day 81. iicnt. sc. tulles-e
cite oieE fgr arrangements Monday. August IS and
ti'.f 81 2 Sitsvuts registerad. equipped and
ns>.1"d SEATS IN the oer IN which they complete
rTlsCin,nts Handsome. illustrated cirCulaf with full
MO nation ali interesting raine matter. mailed 10
am aA.rnss. klNt.n nlnn anll niinm %
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AgT. st. JoSEIH'S COLLEGE.
AsH Course of studies: Classical and Commercial
Terms: Board rs Jer session of five months SlOQ
Day students according to grade Studies will be ror
sulneu Oh Monday, Sci TENDER l. 1884 Address
BliO JOSlPH. Director
Carroll T. o.,
ty92m Baltimore Co. Nd
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EDUCATIONAL.

(yAPIToL HILL. INSTITUTE AND KINDERGAR-
ten No - LIST street southeast, Viii pen 81 tom
Der Is Thorough ins ruciion in English branches and
Languages Genuine Kindergarten Tor infUruai on
apply to Misses C. F. BOlDEN, L. h. SMITH. PM
cpzls, No. ~ Sd street southeast se5-lm
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

I.'OR SALE-I HAVE LOTS IN THE GRACELAND
i, Gemstery Association to the amount of $1,000
which will sell for seventyve cents the dollar
cash. For information cali on ". W. KIRBY. 400 Lou
lslala avenue. sel-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-05

MISS HILTON'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL
M for Young Ladies S2l Vermont avenue wlII IL-uNu
SEPTEMBER 24TH.
Lectures by Eminent Professors.
German and French daily-Natiye Instructors.
Library of standard works IL stautly accessible
to students i'll each department. scl-lm
Miss NJ A. BROWN WILL REOPEN 4 SCHOOL
WI Tor small children
MONDAY, STpTEMRTR STH
at her residence 635 1 street northwest sect.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-06

CITY OF MEXICO (via GALVESTON, Juno
5.-Jesus Arriaga, alias ''Chucho," the ragged,
one Of the most notorious robbers in the re-
public, has been arrested in Queretaro, where
ho has been living some time mot being
known there), frequentng the theater,
the railway station, aud other public places.
Gen. Carlos Pacheco, secretary of public
works, elected governor of chihuahua, has
received congratulatory address from the
people of that state. Gen. Pachoco had also
been nominated for governor of DIorelos, his
native state, whore he is very popular.
The national election takes place juno 10,
the third Sunday of the month, and on the
second Sunday of July the electoral colleges
of the various states will meet and elect a
president of tho republic, a deputy at large to
congress and a substitute. senator and a
substitute, and magistrates of the supreme
court to fill vacancies.
The Monitor RepuUicanO, commenting on
certain criticisms of the Mexican government
by the New York SIN to the effect that it was
republican only in form, but not in reality,
says, unfortunately, tho criticisms are true,
and that the government must rescue itself
from the marasmus into which it has fallen
and return to the right path if it does not
seek tho death of the republic.
A new paper, called the Foreigners Daily,
printed in Spanish French, German, and
English, has appeared.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-06
THE GHOST OF A MURDERED GIRL,
II Appears Mt the Scene of Murder and
Also Haunts the Murderer.

IL Appears Mt the Scene of Murder and
Also Haunts the Murderer.
ELMIRA, June ga queer story is being
circulated here of the appearance Of the ghost
of Katie Brodehoff, of New York, who was
murdered some time ago by William Monken.
A farmer living near Carr's Corners, who FREE
quently comes hero on business, says that
twice within q short time he has seen tho
figure of the girl sitting on the bridge under
which the body was found. She was dressed
as when discovered after the murder, with
the exception of her headRear, which Is mis-
sin &, and her hair was tossed about by the
wind. She was uttering mournful cries and
resting her head on her hand. When ho ap.
preached she turned her face toward him,
and, pointing to the direction Of the Jail in
which her murderer, who is to be hanged on
June 90 is confined, solemlny brought her
hand down twice on her head, and then,
pointing to tho water beneath, disappeared.
| The same performance was gone through
with on both occasions.
IL Is also said that Monkon has heard strange
noises about his cell at night and has subse'
| quently cried out in terror. When ques-
toned as to tho cause of his alarm he re-
fused to say anything, but pointed to the
| corner of his cell. His terror on these occa'
sions is said to be appalling.
| These stories have created great excite
mont about here, and many timId people re-
fuse to go near the bridge where the murder
occurred, or the prison, after dark.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-06
Frank Wards MIX Has Sailed.

New YORK, June 5.-The steamer Celtic
sailed at o'clock to-day and took with 1t,
en- route for London, several members of the
Boston Ideal opera company and some of Frank
Wards milk and cream. The Ideals had a
grand send OFF from the pier, and, as is usual
in such cases, tears flowed freely. The news
that the novel experiment of sending milk
from the capital of tho United States to the
capital Of Great Britain was being tried
became known among the crew and passen-
gers and created quito q sensation. The
result Of the experiment will be announced
by cable Immediately upon the arrival of the
fluid in London.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-06
The Close-nIouthod General.

ST.. LOUIS, June 4.-Gen. Sherman was
seen at his residence and asked about his
acceptance of nomination by the Chicago
convention and about the rumored telegram
to John b. Henderson. dW ~
II sent no telegram toGChicago," he said
"but three days ago mailed letter to Con
Henderson. He telegraphed me last night
and | presume my letter reached him to-day
and i am glad it got there"
"You would not accept, then, unanimous
nomination.
mo, ] would not"
What are your reasons ?"
Il have plenty of them, but keep them to
myself"