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RALTiMoRE AND OHIO RAILRoAp
Schedule In effect. SUNDAY, sEPrENR,sp ,o,s
leso, until further notice DIN is's

Leave Washington from station. corner Of New Js,.
For Chicago lo00 a m and lolo nm. daily ~.
and een,n tssa Limited axpress Tor PIisburss
caso next morning at $50 No extra fare 4 S Cha;
on tbis Tram for fast time. sS
For Cincinnati, Louisville and St Louis daily a, a.ao
PIN ara lo:lo pm, with Through coaches ana rss
'eo s,eepns Ears 10 above points without Change
LOUIS arriving In Cincinnati next morning al s,aS
81 4, louis o;4v pm No fare is charged this
For Pittsburgh a, 1000 a m and 3 SIS p m daily q.
Tor and Sleeping Cars TO Pttseurgh ar
For lexington and Local stations. $40 n M daily
For Hsvrede-Graee, Newark. singerly. whining.
ton, chester ana Philadelphia, $50 a l:25 ..
For Bai.more on week days s. ESQ. s:ao. 7;so $50
sso sS ssC. $40 Si i 100 ts ga ss aSa sSS
am. l:-3. 1870. $3.50. 4:lo $40. Gao 100 SIS.
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points south
10 m. and $50 pm daily; 10 a m has Sleeper from
Washington 10 New Orleans $3.50 pm. Sleeper 10 Lit
For Wilmington. Delawale aud intermediate points
between Baltimore aud W ilminglon. $40 pm daily,
For Annapolis $40 am. aud 1910 and 4:so m.
on r s9p I'd s s1s,, ami s;,o ..,0,
s mSfe o. IS, go; ss9 a n2;io pm $50 40 30
44o, 100 and IL go pm For ; Stations on MsrroSsi
tan Branch ss5 a M daily except sunday aud .S3il
Stations On Sss BSaas sa GS
on sunday stops at all stations For eialthersbar aud
daily. except sunday. For Frederick $40 a m aud
s:lO u Ia. daily, except sunday.
For Hagerstown 1880 AIN. and 53l PM daily eK-
cept SUNDAY
Trains rive from the West daily 600 7:2o a IA
l:l5. $50 and 1880 pm. Little Rock E1press
from Philadelphia. Chester, Wilmington, Ane-
gerry, Newark and Havre de Grace. ll:l5 am, 32o
pm. and lo.UO ~ daily
From Wilmington and intermediate points north III
Baltimore ll:l5am
9 From Annapolis, $50 am aud la5o and 5:2S pm
Sunday, 1888 m. t::S5 pm.
from Harpers Ferry and Valley Railroad. $50 n
IN. daily except SUNDAY.
From Frederick andlntermediate points, s25 A. m
and SID ~ daily except SUNDAY.
Trains leave baltimore Tor Washington q 10
$50. .:20. 300. 300 and 1890 m. I2:l5 2::Bo q 4
40. >. $50, s:s5. y and llOo pm: ON Sundays
$50. .2O, 800 and 800 a. ~. 30 2:}O 4 20 500
6:50. 745, and 10 pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
except ID 3:l5 and 40 pm.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office Washington Station 6lg aud 1881
Pennsylvania avenue. corner of lsIh street where
orders will be taken for baggage 10 be chec ed and
received al any point I'm the city.
b. DUNHAM, G Il. LORD.
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FINANCIAL.

PR1NcB 81 WH1rE1r.
STOCK BHOAERS
q ~ B Hs, saynuo New York
$50 18th street VIorcoran Bulding), Washington
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c
GENERAL PARTNGRS.
JAMES WHITLEY IL. CRUGER OAKLEx
MAYNARD G. EYRE
HENRY II. DODGE, Washington, D. G.
WILLIAM h TRAVELS, Special Partner.
Buy and sell Oh commission ali classes OF Railway
Securities.
H. II. DODGE, Resident Partner
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and Information re.
earding the markets received through our wires in
stanty, direct from the New York Stock EXCHANGE
orders executed and reported promptly. lei
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auction we were among the largest buyers and
the bulk of their stock at prices that will enable
even At this time Of Fanneis and Wool
ems should be on the increase to sell these goods
st the prices annexed.
RED FLANNEL
Regular 25c quality for 20.
Do. s soc DO DO s s5ss, me dn
Do. 45c do. 35lac.. do
Do. s sSe DO. s sSs. do do.
FIREMAN's RED TWILL FLANNEL. 35c. per yd.
elegant fnish-27in wide-of course. all WOOL
PLAIN RED FIANNELs. all wool
25c. quality tor zoe. per yard
IS IS Ss: S e: DE- Dc:
soc: do. soc do
IN WHITE FLANNELs
leader IS a5e quality This all aud
CANT quality.
RED SHAKER FLANNELS.
Our s9c quality we ga are selling for &c per yard
our sY.s5 do DO d. d. do do 81 SIC DO.
WHITE SHAKER FLANNELs.
30c. 3O-in. wide worth 37isc per yard
4oc s3-in. wide. worth Soc. per yard.
soc 36-in. wide, worth 62c per yard.
Rfs o SEC grade de- sell so for gs per ss yard
Do $l.25 do do. 81 do
ALL OUR FINE CHANNELS ARE WELL SHRUNK
Now whether you are in quest of these goods not
the present time do yourself inexcusabe in
justice by buying now. for these goods are cheap
and will not az ain be offered at such prices
We also carry full line OF Ballard Vale F1annes in
all the different grades
SKIRTING FLANNEIS,
,,2A yards wide; in Red and Black and Gray and
Black Stripe $50 per yard
Also the Plain Gray, Brown and Blue, at prices
ranging from 1Oc up to soc. per yard.
About SO pieces lett of that Cashmere Twlled Flan-
mel, grin, wide, all woo. in Light and Navy Blue
Pink and Brown. We shall continue running them at
soc. per yard These goods are worth soc per yard.
JERSEY FLANNELS.
beautiful line of odd patterns and beautiful con-
trasted stripes at DOC per yd really worth 62lac
iGer Down. In all the delicate tints, suitable for
Wrappers and Children's Coats.
A full line OF Embroidered FlannelS
Flannel Department first floor.
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DRY GOODS.
AN LII VIM Blows Sonn

one some good Is again illustrated by the fact that
through the failure of q large Flannel manufacturing
concern who were compelled to place their goods at
auction we were among the buyers and
the bulk of their stock at prices that will enable
this time of the r.when Flannes and Wool
ems should be on the increase sell these goods
ct the prices annexed.
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No 8el Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Nouey Loaned on Gold and silver waichs4 Do
nondA Jewolsy, Pistols. Guns Mechanical Tools,
Isdis7 and 0e1tis@sn's Wssrtng Apparel Old oelA
end dalv0r BoNGhl 90
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LIQUID BREAu
PURE MALT EXTRACT
Possesses the highest merit. 1t manufactured from
table qualities refreshing drink with the lnvigOr-
alng aud wholesome properties vi the best Malt tx
tracts.
1t is q true tonic and delightful beverage alike de-
sirabie for inyaids and persons in health. viii be
found upon trial 20 be pleasant and complete substi
tute for all alcoholic drinks, most OF which are
is beverage par excellence for nursing moth
ers, creates abundance of milk while it strength
Alter careful analysis Wilbur q. Hall. PHI D.. New
York says Liquid Bread is refreshing, nourishing
table beverage, and wholesome, invigOraIing tonic
1t is palatabe to the taste and OF assimilation
sis says s os Of co 1as aer sSS
ence Its taste AID odor, all combine to re-
nourishing beverage best article OF the sort
that has ever come under my examination.
DAVID NICHOLSON, Prop'r. ST. LOUIS
Atwholesale by
WIN. MUEHLEIsEN
jyll 9ls 9TH ST.. WASHINGTON
Miss JuL1Er CoRsos SAYS,
In article entitled 'Famy Living ON $500 Year,:
Fuel for a cooking stove and two other fires and
lights, would cost about $S per month"; provided COKE
we're used in cities" DC.
WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO
ANY PART OF WASHINGTON
OR GEORGETOWN
20 Bushels for s3.70
rs Bushels for $3.50
COKE NOT CRUSHED
20 Bushels for $3.50
rs Bushels for $500
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Jas All and 4l3 10th street
GEr THk BEsr
THE CONCORD HARNESS
We are the Sole Agents for the sale Of the Genuine
Concord Harness and Colara
Beware OF limitations
lie sure Of Name aud Number
LUTz BRO,
jsl9 4S7 Pennsylvania Avenue
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LANSBURGH d BRO,
ONE PRICE DRY GOODS HOUSE.

OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT Is NOW OPEN.
All Books sold at less than publishers prices All the
latest literary productions All Juvenile aud indie
structibie Books Ali Opular MOnthlies. In order
enable those that have not the opportunity to Sc
cure the Books they need wish to buy for the holt
days, will upon small deposit lay aside and keep
in good condition any book or set of Books and de-
liver them when wanted.
YOUR NAME ENGRAVED ON A COPPER
PLATE AND FIFTY CARDS PRINTED THERE
FROM FOR SEC
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LADIES' GOODS.

rOI nth sT.N.W.-DREssMAKIN IN THE
lOO latest styles for Ladies' and Children Prices
s. 70 80 salIsiacsion euaranseed.. nol-Sts
IL I WILL OPEN. NOVEMBER 1sT, NEW
lot of Japanese Decorative Fans. scrolls Parssols
nsG 1oys IN n1d
for silk Gold Paint French Tissue and Fancy Colored
e se ana s s
Prizes Materials for Paper TloweSs Mats &c dessons
Children's Books and Games; Xmas Tree Ornaments.
~ 81 s rnf sVs
sts oc30-Sm
NINE HYATT, $40 IS \. w.-suits for Ladies and
M s. sse ss up sa'lf5fSn s
Mas M. j. Husr
1909 ST. n W..
Has on exhibition complete and choice selection of
IMPORTED BoNNETs AND ROUND HATS.
also those her design to which she calls special
attention No regular opening day ocos
NADAME a. y: LEF "a $50 NORTH HOW
vi ard ST. Baltimore Nd Dresses and Wraps in
Fine Imported Trimmings. oc2s-2ms
M v. KANE 5O7 18TH ST. n. W.-CORSETS
Mi lines of 81 Asa
Corsets and Buslea Corsets launderied se1S-2m*
NINE. B. VAN REUTH. BEGs TO ANNOUNCE
1854 stnw.. near the Arlington hotel. formerly 72s
Mas. X. A. DosovAn.
9O4 STREET.
choice and complete stock of
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY,
FRENCH PATTERN HATS.
Also those of own design at the lowest possible
prices ocIl
MADAME CHAFFIOT, 1922 10TH ST.
Fine work of all kinds done up in the best French
style. oc5-lm*
y IN RSAsR17 Ns9 2ssE
Suits made at the shortest notice Superior fitting
Exens ana a
oc2 800 14th ST. between and K
CEAL GARMENTS DYED. AND ALTERED
p into the new and fashionable viste and jacket
cUNSINeHAMs 1910 sth St NV A No sign =. n ss4
nj fhAhE FScToky 'ormer,K s9 9ios St. AS Sas
Has all the latest ai styles in bonnet and hat frames
seS-4m
M ss AN TESr 4 s HIMfHF NKoGkruwrsr
Makes Corseis to order in every style and material
and HnR ssEG pfsfs and Comfort
French Handmade UnderclOthing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Patent shouider Braces, and ali Dress Reform Goods
French Corsets and BustIeS
Childrens COrsets and 81 Corset Miss n q own
nlake) that for the price is passed.
N B.-French German and Spanish spoken. mrl4
LNRENCH DYEING. SECURING AND DRY
CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT,
1905 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST
Evening Dresses Laces Lace Curtains. Grape Wells
Feathers Kid Gloves Flannel and Pongee speciality
Gents Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Repaired Ladies
Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping ANTON
CAROLINE LERCH. formerly with A. Fischer and
MaisOn iriese Rue Ryolie Paris Ja6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-01

NEW BOoKS-EARTHLY WATCHERS AT
~ theHeayenly Gates by Rev. John Chester.
New York, by A. f Barr. New edition Of Long
fellows Prose and Poetical Works, fue volumes
Our Country: Its Possible Future aud Its Present
Crisis by Josiah strong Talks on the Labor Troubles
Pierson. storm Signas, by c. II. Spurgeon Little
Lord FaunIieroy, Mrs. h. II. Burnett All the new
books published for sale nj wM. BALKAN TvE 4
SONS. 42S 9TH ST oc25
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
CHICKERING, PIANOS TO RENT ON EASY
III SShhh So Is ss;''s
@. L. W1Lp & BRos, 80.
;ss}es "a s, s.nh S.l Established oil isSi HSH
Newly & EVans and Weser Bros, the best medium
Gaiiy's wonderful self.playing instruments
Reliable new triple, unison Upright Pianos for $175
DECKER RRS 81 fIA iSTn1-,,rxr,
Exqusitey finished mechanism perfect in every de-
s eunsy ie n1d yh
E 81 49, sYEs FOB RARLoR AND CHAPEL
School use Reasonable pSices, easy terms;
oc14-Im a34 St. NV.
FIscHER PIANOS.
Fine tone splendid workmanship. unsurpassed for
49,, - SANDERS d sTAYMAN.
ocl4-im 1874 ST. NV.
9 ECONDHAND PIANOS
OF makers for sale at prices ranging from $50
oc,4,m SANDERS q s q. Z Z,
Music LOVERS AND MUSICAL
saas1ts are nyes to Examine or fine stock Of the
on accommodating terms
SANDERS & STAYMAN,
Ocl4-Im S34 + st. NV.
TTNEACHERS OF MUSIC ARE INVITED TO
Il call and get one of our HANDY BOOKS designed
specially for the OF the musical profession.
SANDERS d STA YMAN,
ocl4-1m 934 + ST. n. w.
WE HAVE TIE LEADING
w PIANOS AND ORGANS
PIANOS FUR RENT.
OLD INSTRUMENTS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
TUNING AND REPAIRING.
Reasonable prices and accommodating terms.
SAN DERS & STAYMAN,
Jarvis BUTLER ia charged
oc14-1m S34 + st. n. W.
r ARGE ASSORTMENT OF SECONDHAND
IL Square, Grand and Upright PIANOS some
nearly new. all fully warranted. of all makes For
sale from 50 to $40 per month
W. e. METZEROTT & Co,
Ocl2-1m 900 Penn. ave., I'd door from 9th St
HUGO WORCH d co,
Ill 925 7TH ST. n. w.,
Sole Agents for the Unrivalled
SOHMER PIANOS.
and dealers in Strings Musical Instruments, Sheet
Music and Music Books.
100, 600 copies of S and 10 cent Sheet Music
Pianos and Organs Rent. oc4-6m
EDWARD i. DRoor
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CHEAp Books. CHEAp PAPER

The Home twelve mos, uniform i'm size and STYLE
neatly bound In cloth. gilt 53 kinds only Soc each
Writing paper and envelopes "a sheets Of paper and
envelopes 10 match, only 1Oc a box.
The cheapest Albums in the city.
Receiving goods daily at
JOHN c. PARKER'S
oc11 6l7 and 6l9 eth street. NV
HENRY c. LANCASTER
Il H S29 eth st. NV.
Catholic Goods School Books and Stationery for
private and public schools at lowest prices sel0Sws
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"ASHINGTON. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROADCo

Schedule in effect August 1, lSS6
Trains VIII leave from aud arrive at Il. * r. station
9th and SITS as follows:
Leave Washington $40 a m. daily except Sunday
and Ado p. M daily. arriving Round Hiil IL "a n
IN. and sl9 pun. Returning t.ains leave Round I'm
al 6US m daily aud at 81 p. M daily except sun
day. arr irving at Washington $40 and ss "A u
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates LOCO
mile tickets S2A
r. BELL.
aulO Superintendent
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FERRIS OF A REPoRTEg's LIFE-Last Wed
nescay the Norfolk, Va, EceasI.g Nea,s nnh
hshed an article saying that Frank Ions, a
married man. and Miss Placid Reid a yosi,S
E.dy well connected, mad eioped. WednesdaS
niSh. Z ~ lsaacs, a reporter on the Nescs was
uSeoyed Into Jones auction house and ,xbi,a
there Was severely cowhided by tue wife oi Inc
proprietor. VINO Is sister oil Miss id
p pa' % Long Is no" In Norfolk hunting for
lstacs, ana swearing vengeance against hin,
ihe story o. the eiopeInent Is denied and Long
h SAID 10 be In View York, while Miss Reid l.
Visiting ner brother in baltimore
MCCABE WILL BE SENT TO BLooNISepArr
ben the case of ex-Atdertnau Fraueis
NeCabe cOmes UP In the New York courr 81
general sessions mex: Thursday for trial he
Will probably be sent TO the Biooming d.,Ie
YUM by order OF Recorder Smythe. District
attorney Marine Will not admit tba. Mex ,,ha
Is Insane, but ~ Is known that the physicians
agree that lac Is an imbeciie. When McCabe's
Case Is d.sposef of ex-AIderman Farley will
probably be arraigned for trial, but the dist ricr
attorney has Not nnaiiy decided that point.
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CARPETS CARPETS. CARPETS
Do you intend buying new Carpet this Fail? 1t you
haven't given 1t a thought listen to q few facts
Carpets were never SO HANDSOME OR PRICES
AS LOW as they ARE NOW.
Money saved is money made
Come and see our stock. We will take pleasure in
showing you our line of Ingram Tapestry, Body
Brussels. Velvets, Moquette and Wilton Carpets,
Rugs Art Squares, Oil Cloth and a beautiful line OF
Upholstery Goods with price, low the lowest
See the Templeton Parquette Carpet
Furniture the lowest cash prices
w. H. HOEKE,
sell sol Market space.
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SArrLER u Go. BALrrxoRr
A 8 B E s T o 9
ROOFING.

AASba'siofs o! The cia and well known
PlCkWICk CLUB WHISKY
,S .e iefge STOCK of other kys Whiskies which
AaeS oAer Low. oOnd or lreeL nswSI
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BOOKS, &c.

LNoR sALE-F1NEsT LINEN PAPERs-CHEAP.
Il "Csligraph once"
". II. PORTER, General Agent.
oc29-3m ST.
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w. III. HoueHros & Co.
1914 STREET N. W.
FALL ANNOUNCEMENT
During next week we offer special sale ofimported
Rugs at a reduction OF 10 per cent for cash.
Our line Of Bedroom Furniture, we think, has been
selected with care some of which was specially made
for us.
See our s65, pieces. Antique Oak Suite. One suite
See our ss5 Butternut Suite.
see , our sis5 syeamore Suite Sold in New York
See our to $3.50 and will
only need this notice to sell them.
LACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
Were never sold at such low figures at the present
Our Scotch Curtains, selling from $3.50 to 81 per
pair, are ~ per cent cheaper this year than last
will need only for you to look and examine as we do
not wish to boast for ourselvesyOu come and look,
and we will let you do that for us.
Our assortment of UPHOLSTERY MATERIALS
K sns a psm wsiosIs e IS all c0lors
Spun silks and d., Ia2estries' 6oc to sl1 per I'd
Japan Silks. SOC up
Printed Veours, Sc
Brocades all prices
we solicit you to call and see for yourself
Furniture Reupholstered. Drapery Cut and Hung in
proper trim on short notice
Having large force of workmen, we shall try and
be prompt and execute any order left in our charge
with dispatch
References will be furnished on application.
oc23m W. II. HOUGHTON & co.
10 Inconsistencies
We respectfully inform Housekeepers that we are
Eow prepared furnish in large small quantities
CHINA,
CROCKERY.
GLASSWARE,
CUTLERY,
FINE PLATED WARE.
And all kinds KITCHEN UTENSILS of the best
class
Our goods were never better cheaper than they
are this season. n. w. BEVERIDGE,
se2I-3m No. 1909 Penn. ave.
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A SKETCH OF THE CANDIDATE.

Henry George comes from old English stock
which settled In Pennsylvania many years ago. He
WAS born ia Philadelphia september 2, 1882 and
oeyed an early in the public schools OF that
civ When fourteen years entered a mercantile
house where remained for years, aud then
10 sea az cabn-boy Later he returned to Phil adelpha
and entered a printing Office. He did remain there
long enough his apprenticeship, but sailed
again for San Francisco On that city he
with pros pecting party for British Columbia Not
finding fortune he returned san Francisco and
settled down hard work printer. He was now
twenty-seven years OF age. He became reporter,
and shortly after became managing editor OF The san
Francisco Post His attacks upon the Pacific Railroad
and '.Th. Big Four" made him lose his position. He
then formed . stock company and started a weekly
paper called The STATE Here again his antimonopoy
plos made the paper unpopular. aud he was CON-
PEELED To sell out 1873. He married Australian
lady Miss Mary Fox, and they have Two sous and two
daughters. .
Having met with disbursement IN journalism Mr.:
George In 1875 spoke In California for Mr. 1lden and
In 1877 obtained position In the municipal govern
ment Of San Francisco His book. Progress and
II 10 1879 and this city tho following year: In
1881 no TO Ireland tho correspondent OF Inc
Irish World. He twice arrested as a suspect
In small villages IN Galway, but was liberated after
few hours Imprisonment on the representations OF
the American Consul that he was well known Amer
can citizen his return to New York In 1882 public
made a lecture through England at the request OF
the English Land Reform Association Last year he
similar tour through Scotland In behalf OF
the Scottish Land Restoration League His psmphlets.
/" The irish Land Question" Social Problems" aud
Protection and Free Trade the most important
OF his Sun aller wrngs but he has contributed extern
lie 10 an honorary member OF the Ty biographical Union
aud a Knight OF Labor.
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rAMMANYs CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR.

The Tammany leaders since their return from
Saratoga have been much elaed over their success
theo ana the poor showing made by their County De-
ocracy rvaie that they have begun TO loog for the
most avail able candidates for their local ticket for tho
MayoraIty. Roswell p. Flower. Joseph J. ODonoghue
and Grand sachem r. Henry Dugro are mentioned. II
may be that Andrew H. Green or some other Democrat
will bs taken up Mr. Dngro would rather 10 . o~nd-
dat for a iudgeship For time strong pressure
has Controller Loev by prominent men
Ia TammAny Hall induce him to allO bis to be
presented 10 the nominating convention. The Controller
sta,ds nsl with the business community, aud would
bring to the Tammany ticket considerable accession OF
strength lie wish for the place, however. pre-.
ferring TO out hs term as Controller. which VII
end on December 81 1897 The Iammany general
Committee this evening will name the dates and places
for the various local venons The County Conven
ton vii! fixed at o comparatively early date. The
leaders that the labor movement In politics Will
hurt the nominees Of that organization. Probably
Of for the Labor candidate for
Mayor will from those who have formerly voted
vii TammAny.
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OBITUARY.
e. W. DENNIsON.


BosroN, Sept. % Special. -E. W. Dennison
died ut Marbehead Neck Wednesday night after an
ilness OF several months He born at Topsham
Maine November %, 1919. and was the son OF Colonel
Andrew Dennson one OF the early pioneers OF the An
droscoggn region. T. W. Dennson, at the ago OF sig
teen came to clerk shoe store but after
few months entered the Wholesale drygoods store OF
Burnnam Dow. Then he learned the jewelry trade
aud started In business for himself IN Bath. Maine But
at this he did not SUCCEED and he obtained position as
salesman In a watch In Boston. Then once more
he started in business for himself IN Bangor Maine,
but again. after eight years trial, he Return
ing to Boston he agent the sale OF paper
boxes for Jewellers the manufacture OF which IN this
country his father had started In ls44 Thence
forward the soma success assured In 1851 the
making Jewellers cards added to the box Dus
mesa and several years later the manufacture OF
jewellers This the planting OF the seed rom
ufactnring Company Previously people used business
cards with slit In then By knife or one blade OF
pair OF SCISSORS used pieces OF paper or OF paseboaro
boxes Commission houses soon saw how neat and bus'
tag appeared and they began 10
n.e them with stesdy increase Of favor During the
frat year after Introduction Of the patent tag 10 the
nubic O. 600 Sold tho Dennlson Company and
New York firm the only makers OF tags In this
country estimated now that over 2ZoOOOOoO arc
sold by the the bulk OF tbs num-
her coming from the Dennison Company. MT Dennson
himself was a modest man, thrOughgolng In puslness
ife hater OF shsIns, Social generous anu nosP~oio'
and OF strict integrity.
". leaves wdow and several children, one Of whom,
Henry Dennisou succeeds TO the management of the