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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
hound over For Car Breaking.

Louis Cho0ln In jail for attempted
burgary OF the saw works, was arraign
Cd before Justice Hudson this morning,
charged by freight agent, II. A. French,
OF the NJ. Wayne railroad, with car.
breaking. Choilln had 0 hearing and
was bou nd over TO Common Pleas Court
Bail was Fixed at $500. IN default ofw hich
be was remnnded t0 jail.
Chofln, II 10 alleged was one OF the
crowd, who recently broke into freight
car, standing on the Aultman siding and
stole eome hats and tobacco therefrom.
The officers, II will be remembered,
were informed OF the affair and chased
Tho crowd but did not succeed In capiur.
Ing any OF them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
Sale OF School Bonds.

Notice 10 herolY aiyon that on HA'utdhy TIM ~ dAy
ot september, A. ID it9b att o'ouok b m tle board
of Eincatl'n of the oy ~ Canton. hlo, Will eull ~
public auction NJ thr oaino chamber Oi thu ClU Hail.
IN uAid olt lwcnly yyu Hpoo pdr, VI Tho hohOol diH
tot ~ said CIV of one ihouAnd dvlilia each, Had
bonds will bc dated bupteinber lat, itn pnd VIII 10
sold with Ncrnh1 interest frum that date, III ihon
sand ullale VIII run nve hnh halt yrhif hnd niatfn
March lat lhpll an uOuHaln holl ~ MI fuunt rrhfh
And mature h'pumbef lHt 1871 al tnuutani duil ~
Will run rlflt and half yeAlp and natnic March lat
aud mature september int iupi Hnid bonds VIII boar
inirruai NJ the -lf elk per cont pr annnn payable
nj Canton, ONTO, but principal and inlcrtet will bo pay
ablo NJ Anr place designated by the purchasers 1her
will be rnu,d under tho provisions of hn not ~ tho
ANA pfnod IN vol 49, paRoa lpi ana ugb, " tho Uhl0
Lawn Of iHlb, H. A, Cassidy,
ntpltd .t Clrfh of Hoard ol huuuatlon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
Divorce Notice.

rrederlon W. nuah. whosc reeldonoo "a ai Andovtr
Toand connty, Connecticut will iAkn notice that Dora
nup his wlIn has nled N tho Court " rommon Pleas
of mo oopnf " ttafh and bl.le ol uhle hof pcnuon
the ground of goha neglect " duIy uho aeo pfnye Tor
tho custody Of Tho minor child
said petition will bu for hearing NJ Tho neti torn VI
an wrs1 f0m aud attn publication VI ihn notice m
said coug will hear tho atmei DORA nuHul
nepiUtW Nv n, rAvef, her ATTY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
mIsoRLLANrous
Legal Notice.


ianlsl Iloltea ~ wlIlam ik.en, u iAlchnsld.
tiisdhh county MchlaAnl dAcnb HOLDEN Joaoph iol.
hon and brnjAmin iolbon, " keni uiy Kenl county,
Mohlgeni solomon noibsn Of OanNola, lndlanai
Sarah Eble 0f ElthAn. IndanAi Adsm Worien.
brfgeL Of MAnton, Wert0fd county MlehlgAni
tliaAbeth holbcn, ot South WhlioloJ ihdiAnAl john
Wnitonbnrarr, whnan residence N untnNwn aud thp
unknown heirs and deVlAera 0i LAwfonco Hulbtn DO.
oua,od, are heroby inod that tho auhhcrlbur Ra
plalntin, MED his petition n TIM stnh ouny Ohio,
Probate Court on Aulut q0lh 1890 against ioi0 aud
others ~ dofrndAnla, stating In nniAtAnoo inAt tho
duhn " Daniel H0bcn drosA 3D. ami cost Of ainlnll.
irhi0u, arc Ab NJ 1900 aud hla personal eaAtp n
l3ub 1bi hht he dinl tulnrd VI tue following pHft ~ Ito
northwest quh trr " section " IN townalp TO- fange u
Nnrh o0unti, Ohin, Vni eglnnnn NJ northeast o1fnFr
of said guArleIl thence n0Oth NJ rods, wrat % rodNl
north VI f0dh and east % rudu, bnt excepting atf
70 o WIDE on tho east AIDE thore0f aud oanAinlng 40
Aerla and Ohan square rdn, Also tho 10 lowing part
" tho pouthwei qAftof o rooon o. IN aAld towHhip,
yh beginning ~ The southeast corner " and QuArlef
hol 70 Lhwrenoe ioibfn west along south iino there
of ii0H roda more lo 10 oas line VI 40 acre tract
sold V corRe Holbnnj tllonoo south along said east
llno ilhh rods more or less 10 south linn OF du oi
lhenoc east ilOh rOda moro N lesl, to bealnng oan'
thinlng W hufca, moro uf lua1
That II viii bo ~ tho advantage n pAid taie to havn
all nAld lands sold hAd drfondAnn nfe the helip NJ
law oi Daniel iolben decreased and Az such Ao noinod
" said hnda uald petition prhya for an order 10 soil
said land 10 pay hAld dehth aud coats You Afo 10.
qutod 10 anawor said petition on before October aAth
1850 iihNIiY W, HUaSLEil
AdmlnlairAtUi OF tho eatath OF Uaninl
Hoben, doteaped
DAT LrAuii, Attorneys ncpta Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
Sheriff sale.

rbomna q. Mcdowell order Of sale, STARK coupu ucin.
va moi Pleas UUuft
oharlo, ileiloa ., a) lIf
y virtue of An urnr ~ tale lnsned ~ tho clerk oi
hu court " oommUn pleas NJ stark Go, Ohio, m the
nDovo niun and 70 ne dreutpd will ufof fof aalu A.
public outoy NJ ie door VI tho unutt house ~ The CITY
" Canton, on
Saturday, the Goth day Of Sept, 1896,
tho following onacrbcd lcal estate sltusg IN aid
Of sparta HIIH
Appraseo M tiab
sale to oomnancs A. ono. cclcch % m rerms oaa'
JAMicN f,nIl nhtttn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
Did She Die?

MOI
She fingered and suffered along, pin.
Ing away all the time for years"
"The doctors doing her no good"
Aud at last was cured by this II ~
Bltters the papers say 80 much about"
Indeed Indeed"
"How thankful we should be for that
medicine"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
schcM Examiners Notice.

Examinations for ioachere certificates will be hold NJ
follower
Al paIlpn on Tho nrnt saturday of caoh month,
Al AilIAntc, hAiu day september 40, 1870,
Az MAsilui. SATURDAY,, UUtjbut 40, ittlh,
Az unAnh MY, dhy Maiuli W, lteW
Al Canal rulton, saturday, March w, ite,0,
aepliori ~ DllAuourii, Uleih
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
A Daughters Misery.

"Eleven yiars our daughter suffered
on q bed OF misery,
"From complication OF kidney, liver,
rheumatic trouble aud nervous debility,
Under tho care Of the best physicians,
"Who gave her disease various names,
But no relief,
"Ani now she is restored TO us 10
good health by as simple q remedy as
Hop Bitters, that wa had shnnned for
years before usiDg It," THE PARENTS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
steam Laundry For sale.

The Canton Steam Laundry, with all
the latest improved machinery, Ia offered
Tor eale. This laundry Ia centrally 10
Gated and has good patronage. VIII
sell on easy terms. For further infor-
nation call on or address. Seth Cook.
Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
JAMES LEE,
Sheriff OF Stark County, Ohio.
rutgtd
Attachment Notice.

Henry Docry plaln,in Before Jacob scnn actenbelp
vs. q, ?, v, Paris township,
said Justice Issued nm order Of attacnneut IN the
above action for tho n,in of ffb W dot and 40 tho
probable costs. Said nqllon u sdjqyrind 70 October
ION ltsb, o. one O'Clock " M, for llnhl henilng
soptv u HENRY uOOilY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
Executors Notice.

Notice "A nefehy given that the undersigned hns beun
inly hppuuad and qualified ~ hseouor Of the paaia
VI Abfhhnm iicnnnn late of stark COUNTY ONO doc d.
afpl dw uHulluH w iiitNktNu,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
ARTICLE III.

Section l. Ihe executive department ahAll oonaltt Of
governor, Lieutenant governor, secretary OF state
auditor " state treasurer Of state and an attorney
general, who ahAll DO elected ON THE Bimf TUEupAi
ApIHn THH YIRBT MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, by the elec
Io OF the aRte and at the plAooa VI voting for MON
tiers OF the general assembly,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
ARTICLE IL

section O. BenAtom and representatives hhhl b.
elected blennlAly by the electors Of the respective
o0uutlM on diarlotA ON TIM piRtT rUmpAI Lylkh Tnl
rIRsT MONDAY IN NOVKdnhni their term 0f fnco anal
eOnmcnou ON the nut day Of January poIt thereafter
and continue two yehTA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
ARTICLE L

section T. County ofncsru shall be elected ON TIIn
unhr TUESDAY AVTnR rnK viRgr MONDAY IN NovHh
pKR, by tho electors Of each county, In such manner,
bo pI IOyldod W law,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
Proposed Amendments to the
Constitution OF Ohio.
HL 81 10 N s.
House Joint Resolution No. 07,
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing Amendments 10 Article Two,
Three, and Ten Of the Constitu'
tlon of the State.

IN 1T RksOLyKD nj TIM 0hNnhAL ABsHhnLi og fhH
BfATn or ONO, That propositions 70 amend section
OF article H. section VI article III, ana section oi
article o. tho constitution OF the STATE of ONO shall
10 submitted 10 tho electors Of THIS state on the second
Tuesday Of October, A. u 1890, 10 read ~ foil0wb
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
Proseouto tho swindiors.

II whom you call for Hop Dttoa tho Druggist hhnda
Out anything but "Iiop Dttor with grcen cluster Of
Hops whto label ahun that Dfugsigt ~ you would
sipcr aud " he haa taken yOur money for bOgua Htu
im tho awindlo and wo will reward you llbcray iof
the cOnvictiOn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10

duly appIled aud qualified as assirnseof The ESTATE o.
Frederick iicac, ...
hcpiUiw JOHN u WhLrf, hsalrnee
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
Advertising Ohoatslll

"It has become 80 common to begin
IN article In an elegant, Interesting
style,
"Then run II into some advertisement
that we avoid all such,
"And simply call attention 10 the mer-
its Of Hop Bitters In as plain, honest
terms 40 possible,
ITO induce people
"T0fgive thsm one trial, which 90
proves their value that they will never
use anything else"
"rE REMEDY 80 iayoraby noticed In oil ho.papera,
"Rrll iout aud secular, IN
"Haylng large aAlo, and 10 aupplantlng all other
medicines.
There ID no denying tho virtues OF the Hop plant
and the propnotors OF Hop Bltcrs have shOwu great
shfcw1neu and ability
palpabe " oyefy 0noh observation"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
Hon. George H0A1LY
WILL SPEAK AT THE
Rink Vendome,
CANTON, O.,
THURSDAY EV[N'G, SEPT. \.
Turn Out and Hear the Great and
Good Democratic q vernon
of This State.
Tho Paninnula posteinee.

KEcurSlon rates and return trains after tho meeting
tween Canton ID Kent SherrOd VILE and coShOct0n,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
FORM OF BALLOT.

AZ auch election the yotcp IN favor of tho adoption
VI the amendment 10 eoctdn two OF article two. shall
have placed upon their ballots the wota Amendment
tO ~ ctOn two 0f article wu Of tho oonhtuticnYthil
and those Who do not favor Tho pt0n OF such amend
nent shall Rave placed upn their ballots tho words,
'Amondme H. nvoton Two Of article Two Of tho conntl
tulOn NOn Those who favor tho adoption " TIN
amendment n section " article tnren " the c0nAti
uuun shall have placed upon thelr ballots tho wuidA
Amendment 70 aoi ton ~ Article hfco Of Tho CON
,lpiiuB ye-i" and those vic hvIot fhv1f M h1op
ton q theh AinehdDont aliali have pihocd npn uhof
b,lh q wWg., "AMentmeni 70 hoctian ono o. Mllet
mr. NJ iir ',iisiit fiNn No" 1hOan who favor The
ndu,slpo " i6e amendment 10 Arctlon two " Rilolr
tOu II ho u1 tliluilu, nail nav" plhood pon lnci
Ualnls thu Woflp. "hm ndmhnt To ecc Ion two " AZ
oir tl OF tho Il Institution rioH," md Use wn 90
not tkv riur h1tpi0n Oi such AfnrndueL rhAll hAv'
plaptd poi tnsif ballots the words "Amo dhleni u
lrolou two Of article leu OF tho cnuSututon-ho'"
A. u MARSH.
BpoAkcr Of the House Of Representative
JOHN u. WAIWiCK,
Pfeaidcnt OF hc bonAir
UMrnp srArm dp AMrnioA ONO,
oYpion or rnK sEonnrAhr or SfArH,i
1, JANE 4 RnnNgs Secretary II state Of tho slHt
"A OlilO do eNy certify that Tho fofog Ing II trnf
Nl " Joint Heahlutnn hd0ptnd by the Den tA A
AnlDy Ol ihr STATE " ohio, on the 2bth day NJ March
Hjb TAKEN from tho original rolls hled IN THIS oioe
IN TESTIMONY wunRRog I have horeurso aubaorihed
my nAmN and Anxod my ofnciAl seal.
(anLI.) MuolnnbuA. Tho Hbh dU OF March
A. u. 1850, 49,.
spr7td aeeretArT Of itAta
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10

This following Ia tho hppottiunmcnt of Jntnp 10 bo
rcturued BY the ruatoe Of tho several ruwhlpe nnd
Cgunome of tho Wards of tho ciiee nf tic rear lb,
with tho Poll Books, 70 tho ClmE ~ the uanu Puha
Paris, II washington o., Lexington, oBl Marlboro,
10, Nlnlshlllcn lBl Ounn6urg p SANDY. " pike 0i
ilain i9I Lake, pt jnouon. ill Perm, n if9hchrn
Canton q, Ciiy Of Captoi lat ward, o. "a ward ~ Va
ward, Il, AN wArd, n, 9th ward. q, On ward D. IN
ward, 10, CITY Of aaou--ist ward, 0i Va whfd 81
vd ward, TO- ath ward, o.
lyon undor my hand Al the Oity of Canton ihls let
dnp OF September, A. u, 1880.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
~''ff-7'---'---~s ------'-A-----
ELECTION
Proclamation
w-+s
Notioe IL hereby given 10 the onAned Electors Of
stark County, Ohio, that lhnJ meet ho USUAL psoe' @
Of holding kleotopa IN htir esp'etNo iu"n'"ps'
Tuesday, Oct l3, '85'
Then and there 10 elect by ballot according q the Con
stltution and LAws Of 0h, the following state ana
County ONE isi
Ono Person for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor,
Supreme Judgo-Long TORN
Supreme Judge Short tom,
4" Attorney General,
" stale Treasurer,
Member board Of Public Works
state senator
Two Persons for Representatives to tho Legislature
Ono Person for Common Pleas Judge-Eull term
Common Pleas Judge = Unerplred
term,
County Treasurer,
sheriff,
Commissioner.
Heo0Ider,
InnrmaD Director
You Will also proceed TO vote for or against tho iol
lowing proposed amendments " lhe Conal'u Ion OF tno
State OF Ohlo to'wili
Tu a A

You will also proceed TO vote for or against the iel
lowing proposed umencmons " iho ION oi tuo
Stats OF Ohlo tp'wit
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-09-10
A. u MARSH,

spcAkcr Of ihe House Of ltepIeseulativcy
JOHN q. wAhWiCK,
Preaidcnt OF thc bonale
Adopted March 70. 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-03

At this season there breaks out In the news
papers a peculiar dIstemper which finds vent
In graphic descriptions of lovely and rather
startling bathing suits. Now as q plain, duh.
matter-offact truth, If there is any sight that
makes man want to go into the wilderness
and be hermit 1t is to see bevy Of ladies In
bathing dress at seaside resort Such atroci-
Ties In garments are not seen elsewhere; if they
were, society would be impossible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-03

Great railroads are often Iikened to empires,
and with more or less propriety. One point of
similarity, for instance, though not one in
which much pride Is felt, Is the enormous debt
which often encumbers these corporations.
Reckoning in its new obligation, assumed to
cover its West Shore extension, the New York
Central has now the largest of these debts
amounting to 1927 100000. The Erie railroad
owes $3.50 900, the Pennsylvania 81 90, 600 OOO
and the Baltimore and Ohio S91 ,OOO, OOO The
combined liabilities of these four trunk lines
exceed, therefore, one-third OF the national
debt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-03
BAuMs MAMMOTH EsrAB11sHmEsr.

BAums MAMMOTH DISBURSEMENT.
Reminding you once more that Great Reductions
have been recently made In Every Department, we
call your SPECIAL ATTENTION to the following:
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
All our Colored Loops six on card. must be sold
They sold at 81 card but they not desirable
SO we have marked them out at sc a card.
All our Csc. Black All Silk Chantilly Laces reduced
to 15c yard
BELT DEPARTMENT.
lot Imitation Alligator Belts. leather lined and
leather covered buckles, at Csc, worth 4Sc
FAN DEPARTMENT.
lot fine quality Satin Fans, either plain or with
neat hand paintings; was cheap at Csc; now 4Sc.
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
We open to-day our own Importation of Rick Rack
Braid Every piece Is labeled
BAUM'S
STANDARD
RICK RACK BRAID,
Warranted 1s yards.
This Braid we can guarantee to uniform at all
times as regards size and quality. Ask to see it.
Tooth Brushes Of our Importation.
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
This department above all others Is doing q great
business this season. We are selling more goods to-
day than beforei the month July and August
must speak for itself But why shouldn't we be busy
when We are settings goods at the following prices:
lSc Lion Brand Collars at 10c. each.
Csc. =" Cuffs at 2Oc. pair.
Soc Dress Shirts at 30c
81 d" at Csc.
75c. Night at Soc
6Oc Isle Thread Hose at 35c
SOC Suspenders, silk Embroidered at Csc
Are you then surprised that we more busy than
ever? Call and how crowded this counter is at
times.
LACE DEPARTMENT.
lot Marquis Lace, worth 2Oc., at 1Oc yard
lot Irish Point Lace, worth 25c., at 121,c yard
And lots of new things, which we would like to show
you. Remember, our assortment of Laces and EN-.
broderies shall be kept up until September
BOUND TO SELL AT THESE PRICES
To those desiring bargains in Housefurnshug C,oods
we call attention to the following "bona fde, BAR
gains, which WE OFFER UNTIL, THEY ARE
CLOSED OUT, We do not expect to be able tn DIN,
plcate them at these prices:
20 pieces Fruit Ofihe Loom. yard wide cotton at &C.
20 " Lonsdale. yard wide, at Sc
10 1O4 Bleached sheeing. at Zoe, worth so
10 81 at 13e worth on
10 Striped and Checked Towelins at xc so,d
at loo.
100 doz. Napkins at s1l5, worth Sl5O
pieces So inch Bleached Damask at Soc, worth rs.
ANOTHER SPECIAL BARGAIN.
90 doz. Ga Linen Table Covers at Soc; rare bar
gain, and worth $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-03

Riel, the leader of the recent half-breed revolt
In Canada, has been found guilty of treason and
sentenced TO be hanged. The government, how
ever, might profitably initiate the clemency of
the United States, and decline to carry out the
sentence in its full severity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-03

Lord Wolseley has learned modesty by his
1gnominious campaign in the Soudan. He now
thinks mfr. Grant was great general, and is
anxious to be numbered among those who
would pay respect to his memory. Still, VOL
seley is an ass i-i '..--'-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-03

The king OF the Cannibal islands has long en-
joyed the distinction of being the champion
man-eater, but now King Gelele of Dahomey
comes to the front to contest the supremacy.
Like Abou Ben Adhem, Gelele wishes to be
written down as one who loves his fellow-men.
He Is also conspicuous for f1ial devotion, and so
he combines the two virtues by an annual sac
rifice to his fathers memory of large number
of captives. Rumors of the kings appetite and
piety having got about among his neighbors, a
general emigration movement has set in of late
years, so that his troops have been obliged to
come well down TO the coast In search of food,
and on their last excursion invaded territory
under French protection, and carried back to
their master load of one thousand juicy
youths and women for the royal altar and
kitchen. 1t Is supposed that the French will
object to this little eccentricity of Gelele and
will naturally try to make 1t uncomfortable for
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-03

Ecuador has finally released Santos, so that
for the present we shall not have to knock the
Andes into the plains of the Amazon by a broad
side from the great American navy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-03

There is q familiar anecdote Of a learned
Judge who decided a case by weighing the briefs
of the opposing lawyers in q pair of scales and
giving his opinion in favor of the heavier. The
public may yet have to fly to the same expe-
dent TO decide on the merits of the Dolphin;
and as the report of the advisory board is twice
Is long that of the board of examination,
opinion now leans to the theory that the Dol
phin Is about good as the ordinary run of
ships, and should be accepted and set at work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-03
WHAr You MAY Want


NOT KNOW WHERE TO FIND
have some elegant
PRINCE ALBERT SUITS
Row oherfpg at removal prices
Perhaps you may like one; shall be pleased to hav,
you inspect them.
THE COATS AND VESTS
WIN do for fAll and winter
SOME SATIN LINED
CUrAwAY SUITS
REALLY DESIRABLE GOODS
AND
BEAUTIFULLY FITTING
ALSO CLOSING AT
Low PRICEa
EVERYTHING SELLING LOW
AT 40 SEVENTH STREET
an1 HENNING. THE CLOrHIER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-03

Lord Coleridge, 1T seems, is a highly suscepti-
BILE chancellor, and has fallen prey to the wiles
of a pretty American woman, whom he met
on his voyage to this country. The noble lord
apparently changed his mind, as time pro-
crossed, but the lady hadn't changed hers, and
suggested breach of promise suit as the alter
native of wedding. Whereupon the noble
lords love suddenly revived, and the marriage
Is to take place. 1t is said the children object to
the match, and as the noble lord recently OBJ
jected to his daughters marriage, the honors
are even, and the family ought to call 1t quits
and live happy ever after.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-03
PROPOSALS.

nROPOsAfS FOR coal.
REyo1N SCHOOL OF THE D. c.
WAsHINGToN, July 20. 1855.
sealed Proposals win be received by me M to noon
Of MONDAY, AUGUST TENTH, for the delivery at
the Reform School Of
$50 tons White Ash Furnace Coal, more or lesA
$50 tons White Ash Range Coal, more or less.
T5 tons Cumberland Coal more or less.
All be OF best quality, fee nom slate and other
Impurities To be delivered In quantities. and ct such
tines may be directed by the Superintendent Of the
school, To weigh 224O pounds to the tom and fee OF
30 cents TO inspector and wegher TO be paid by
contractor.
Proposals must be indorsed proposals for Coal"
Right 20 fa3ec$ bids or waive defects 10 reserved
GEO. w. ADAMS,
N2o-1 3fogddeut Board Of Trustees,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-03

The Secretary of State will have the sympathy
Of all Americans, and especially of all who have
travelled abroad, in his efforts to improve the
tone OF our consular service. But the radical
evil can only be remedied by Congress. At
present salaries in that branch of our service are
absurdly small The consequence is that the oc-
cupants fall into three classes. First, the i'm
pecunious, who are glad to take anything;
second, rich people, who are DESTROYS OF social
distinction, and are willing to take place for
whatever honor may go with It, and third, ig-
norant persons, who imagine that there is much
more money and glory in a consulate than the
facts warrant. A fourth class might include In
valds who have an idea that particular CHI
mate may benefit them, and who take office In
order to have a livelihood and easy occupation
In their search for health. Out of these four
classes foreign consular service Is mostly re-
cruited, and must continue to be, until Con-
gress fit either TO abolish the system or at
tach proper and sufficient compensation to the
Offices
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The spread Of cholera into France, with a
pretty large death list in Marseilles yesterday,
II an admonition to the health authorities of
this country that all danger from the disease
for the present season has not yet passed by.
There is considerable hot weather yet in store
for as, and should the epidemic once gain q
foothold in some Of our larger cities there is rea
son Comprehend that, before 1t could be stamp
Cd out, the mortality might be as great there as
1t has been in some of the cities of Spain. The
only hope for immunity lies in q careful quar-
antine and the most scrupulous regard for sani-
tary laws, and these precautions should not be
1ntermitted for u day in any locality.