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Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
ON 5ATUBDAK,
THE 27zz DAY OF OCTOBER, 1888
At q O'Clock, p. M,

me following described real estate, via
All that Ger AN lot or piece OF land and two
story brick DIV Hing thereon erected, situate
in ~ cityuf WILMINGTON, bounded and de-
Bcrihed as folluWst to Wit:
Beginning Al the nOrtherly side Of Front
street al the distance IA feet westerly from
the westerly eide Of Jack son street. thence
nOTtherly parallel with Jackson street 20 feet
TO the southCrly side Of a 3 feet wide alley,
thence along said alleJ side westerly and
parallel with Front street u feet to . stake,
aud passing ihTOugh the mi I'd Of the divi
Hion wall between this and the adjoining house
on the west feet TO the aforesaid nOrtheIl II
side OF Front BIT, and thence thereby eaateriy n
feet to the place Of beginning be the cOntenta
thereof what they may with the use of an
alley.
Seized and taken in execution As the prop.
erty 81 james KavanauRh and julia, hig wife,
/ and l.. t., and TO be sold by
GILES LAHBSoE, 81 eFiR.
sherAA's once, Wilmington, October TO-
| l1ss. su-eod-ta
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
ON SATURDAY,
TIE i7h DAY OF OCTOBER lisa
at1O'elock, p. m,

All thosc two certain lots Of land hereafter
desc ihed as one tract, sitnate In the citv Of
Wilmington Castle count, and state OF
Delaware, bounded and described as follows,
BeginnIpg Al stake On the westerly side Of
shIpiey street at the distance Of u feet from
the sOuthcrly side OF Eighth rect at corner
or IAnd of 81 andrews Charch thence weaters
iy parallel with Els nth street " feet more OF
less = stake corner for lpnt OF Ludwig
Walteehn Id AID thence sou iherly by lands o.
the after and parallel with htpley street 80
feet to a corner thence westerly b. lands OF
the,said Walisehmidt aud parAllel vi b Eighth
street IS FEET more or I o. TO the line OF the
eastcrlY side OF 'trrnge street thence souther
~ by said line 20 feet to a cprne thence east
erly pArallel to Eighth street rs feet more or
less to a corner ence northc ly parallel with
Shipley street u feet inches more o less TO u
corner ard thence thereby easttrly pRshln K
through the MIDDLE Of the brick wall Of the
hou eAdisir Ing this lot on the sonth y feet
more or less TO thu OreHaid westerly side o.
ship ey street and then Ia rehy noTtherly 70
feet 8 inches % the place OF beginning.
Seized and taken Ia execution rs the prop
perty or gorge q. Whitrman and Margaret
L., s wife, ami /, I and TO be ., Id bv
GILES LAMBsON, sheriff.
sheriff. Once, n lminRtOn, October 10,
1858.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
Anted,

10 tIads, . tWo.SIory brick house, COT
taipinR eight rooms ard bath, near y
asW, for elsoITie light stock. Apply 81
nhln nflaA.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

Go - Smells for your ohoiOe pears
81 lowest market prices, Ii East Fourth
gBesG
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

uyou want good butter OaIl ~ kim
Aond's, n. ". cor. Eighth and TAtnAll
Q Eeeu,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

Oupptna and leeohing by George 3
ngoEBner, los Rass Tnird street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

Tomorrow promises 10 be partially
cloudy to clearing with variable winds
and stationary Temperature. Saturday
clearing and rather colder.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
charged WIN . I'D

George " sN 81, nc nlsarnlllI
.sLo charged 6I,7 isSu 4 IN A.. tS's@a
S Ss1 'IS u, q !, IN A. 4 d.isSs s:I
VI, El'n &C. ISss r. va P''''
next Tuesday spS.,1
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

Tbs only v ry, % ,S - q I,
Is . G 4 4; Di TsS PHI, Re II'' 2
s 1Ts. %. .SsI plSS.s.'9,.i!s., 10
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
v. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Msrket Straits.
Fourth and Msrt4 Straits.

AS DSSh W. SeA RNeD W
course.
If you need q physician
you don't go for a black
smith, neither viii q wood
chopper take the place Of a
lawyer.
If you want a Carpet you|
would naturally go to al
place where you find car
pets.
Not only that, but where
you find them right-not old
stock that has been kicked
from pillar to post year and
year about, unused, soiled
and old patterns.
Bright, new, fresh and
pretty-when you furnish
new you want new things
and not 10 commence with
old ones.
We buy Greet from the
makers for cash, and no
house can serve you better.
Our prices are always at
the lowest notch for good
stufs. ..... .....
Try US.
Ingralns from IS cents up,
Tapestry Brussels from
so cents up.
Body Brussels from IS
cents up.
Moquette from $I,25 up,
We will give estimates
for furnishing your house
complete or for re- LAYING
any old work.
Our Coat Room Is a busy
place. The styles of coats
this season were never
Ipretlter.
To get just what you
want in a child's coat il
sometimes like looking iol
a needle in a hay stack.
We have selected oul
Children's Goats with un
usual care and you MAY
I find here just what YOU
E have been locking for.
: All prices from So to SIS
: Jerseys for ladies,
: A Jersey is a pleasur
J il made of good material
81 we'll fitting and the RICH
!, coIor-if otherwise it's a nui
sance.
We have them for
81 90 in plain black.
. S225 10 lain black.
& $3.50 in pain black, welted.
$500 back braided in blae
$500 blue braided In black.
q $40 green braided in greS
We are on our thil
order of these popular Jel
.:s seys this season.
y. New Blanket Shaw Is,
&C combinations in plaIds al
ID plain:
II Single, S2.2S to $3.50
y Double, Sa.as to 81.
~ VIM. B. SHARP & co
T. Fourth and Market sSeets.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

Alton, 9 80 90 c. - wv !. WI
y. sSsebey wAlAs il'o XVI
ami surrsrderel nla y ,,,I
committed al A's.si' o. - y
tln at Second Al. ft'uvp t ~,
night Of Juue 70 so .,I sII
S and entered bail IA $40 "a ,,I u
amos Il court to sus9,FI
sault with intent 70 ~
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

For burns, sosId', Dc s . 4
Salvation Oh hes pioT'a l IN \
best remedy ever u.e =. Al
1ell IL for 25 0 ITS . 0o'ue
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

The beat rem d T. T, y, !, Nj
Of eaily ohiidhlodi s ' \ hbl|
IeDoy. SO 10 Dr. bu''
Pfios rs cents, -
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

CHERIFF'B sALE.-BE VIRTUE or A
~ wAIr Of LSvan Fa'iRs 70 me
direoNd, VIII be exposed 70 public sale
.. the Oourt House, On MARKET Btreet, be
/ Feen Tenth and eleventh streets, in the
city Of Wilmington, New Castle county,
Dll,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

.SHERIFF's sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
- writ OF Levari FAglas, TO me directed,
VIII be eHNosed to public sale at the court
house on Market street between Tenth and
Eleven IN street, In the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, ID laware,
On SATURDAY,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

Childrsn's kid gloves. n. B. Riley,
228 King ct
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
I. HAMBURGER g. SONS

are We PROPOSE by doing business strictly business
principles to gain your Confidence and in time to do the
largest Clothing business Ia the city Our last weeks
business already proves that every we sold made
us a NEW ONE.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
nj FIRE GALE
Or Humbug of any KIM.
We Have Come To Stay.

All during last week many OF patrons hive asked us
whether we expect locate In Wilmington permanently
To this we emphatically say
We are here for good-and for business.
While we a'e yet comparatively rangers to you, il
won't be long before every mar, woman I'D child In Wiz
mington will know who and what
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

"JR SkIIE-AT A BAR8AIH-
ID BeshIB. Qaill and Lynch, N W, COR
neF Second ana VanBuren streets, row elfer
their ooupiets stock and hKtuI es, also 9
Mne hOrAs and va on, for sale. Gall earl
and be lnYinoed Of a bargain. Storehouse
and stable combined; pOsssssion given i'm
nsilAtsly. Quiz. x LYNCH,
olitf Second and VsnbuTen streets
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

OBBIoR OF THE CHIHV OF POLICE
October nth, 1858
Notice is hereby given that alt booths,
stands, stalls and other obstruoitous on the
public foOtWAyB or sidewalks Of the oily
must DO removed BY midnight Of Friday,
October l2th, 1883
BY order OF the Mayor,
WILLIAM Z. S NlG4ETr.
o'1-8t Chief Of POLICE,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
THE ETH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1888,
At2 clock, p. M,

The following described real estate, Wis
All that certAin LOT or piece OF land sitRste
4 Csntfryillr, hrlHttAnA hundred, New
Castle county, aud state o' Delaware, found
ed and de ri cd a. lows to wit:
Beginning OF be castFrly side OF tho Ken
nett turnpike, be ny on the euRc Of the same,
thence dlviaiug tHis I'll rom other la Of
Ezeg lei B,iley north % degrees east r inning
II !eet northwest Or The stone at the south.
west corner Of said lot, i've perrhes aud eight
tenth I0R stake, thence north % degrees,
west p rchsE u n stake and south Ga degrees,
wh-t hyr IL rche ana eight tentha to the edR'
of the 1ufu Ike aforesaid, thenJe by thu
same south % 81 degrees, east pcrches to th'
place OF HegiIuink, containing one quarter o
an acre, he the sane more or less, with lht
buildings thereon erected. Book V Vol. Ii,
page ~, SC.
:, lied aud tak,n in execution as iherTop
ertv OF FIankHn ". Clement and Katie W
Clement, his wife, and Z. ~, and TO be solt
BY
shpridsa Office Wilmington oct 10 ls3s
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
We Hit the Mark

When we told you it
would be necessary to get
heavier clothing. You will
need them worss Ia ter than
you do now, so you had
better buy now W bile we
have time to give you atten-
tion. Come In and look
whether You wish d buy or
not.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11
ON SATURDAY.
THE z7TH DAY OF UUTUBE7, lssS
At O'clock p. m,
Srv.. .nlI.r-insy doaaritad raaI nsts,s vtu.

All that certain lot Of land and two story
brIoE dwelling thereon, si.usts IN thu satd
city Of Wilmington, bounded and described
50 fIlloWs, inst is TO say;
Bsainuing on the westerly tide Of Shall
ofOss avenue between Lincoln end Union
streets A. tine distance OF leo feet north Wett'
erly from the nOftBerly side Of Lincoln
street thence &c utnvesterly parallel with
LinollH attest leo ieet thence noTthWo1teTly
parallel with shaloroBs avenue ~ feet
thence northeAs,al ~ pa, Aliei with LiuoOjn
street. 100 jeet 70 tho GiJrasaid side Of shall
Cross avenue, and thence BY the same south
oastefly "a foat N y Q place OF Beb iDritR. be
ths COZ tents what they may, Book w., Vol
page 27T eto
SeiE,d and takon in execution as the prop
srty q william lie Adams and MARY l.
Adams, his wife AMI (, I and 20 be sold bJ
GILES Lam BISON, Sherif1
SheTin's Otioe, WilDinSton, CT 10, 1888
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

CHERlFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of LeVAn FAelaa, 90 NE d..
rooted, will be exposed 70 public sale, OF the
Oourt House. on Market street., between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In tbs city q
WilmlnEt ton, New Castle OOantE, Dsi.,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF LevAn Faoias. 70 me diroetsd
viii be exposed 10 public sals, at tho COufl
House, on Market strest, between Trnth Ani
Eleventh streets. In the citv OF Wilma HtSni
New Castle County, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

SNHERIFF'!s sALE-BT VIhrUE Or a
- writ Of Jeyafi Fssias, 70 me directed,
will be expo cd 70 public Balo, at tho Court
House, on Market stsot between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, Usl.,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-11

|nloirNn TIA,
/ knasshening'
III, opefSt
tais ever0
y for ali y \
PurEatlSS
4. o. Liver
IA. They
'Ahe for :
4 psopls
M. A. iaNs
En.ent for
s@iaRrisot
~ boz,
~. ean XIV
ga. loIld.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
A NEW HOTEL PROJECT.
The German Minister Asked to Sell Hi
Residence to Boston Syndicate. :

The scheme to erect splendid hotel eds
fee upon the site of wormley's hotel has been
mentioned IN The STAR. Several Boston men
Of wealth are backing the enterprise and have,
it is believed, secured the refusal of the Worm
ley hotel property from the Hooper heirs.
They also desire to purchase the adjoining
property on 18th street, which is owned by the
German government and occupied by the Ger
man legation. Count d. Arco Valley, the min
lister, has carefully considered the proposition
made by the Boston syndicate to give a finer
structure, more fashionably located, in ex-
change for the present residence. The sugges-
ton impressed the count very forcibly, and
after hearing all that the parties had to offer
he has sent report to the foreign office at
Berlin, which. it is understood, was favorable
to the offer made.
1t is intimated that the residence offered in
exchange is that now owned and occupied by
Mr.. Alexander Graham Bell. If it should
transpire that the kaiser's plenipotentiary will
occupy this stately structure he will be able to
vie in the elegance OF his Inequalities with the
other representatives of foreign governments
in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
~ A T A r r H

Ia complaint which affects nearly everybody more or
less 1t originates in cold, succession Of colds,
combined with impure blood. Disagreeable flow from
the tickling in the throat offensive BREATH pain
and between the eyes, ringing and bursting noises
in the ears are the more common symptoms Catarrh
is cured by Hoods Sarsapara which strikes directly
at its by removing all impurities from the blood
building up the diseased tissues and giving healthy
tone to the whole system.
STUFFED-UP FEELING.
"For several years I have been troubled with that
terribly disagreesble disease, catarrh took Hoods
Sarsapara with the very best results. 1t cured Of
that continual dropping in my throat and stufed-up
feeling 1t has also helped my mother, who has taken
it for down state of health and kidney trouble
recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla to all u good medi-
cine" MRS. s. D. HEATH, Putnam, Conn.
FOR 25 YEAES.
=
"For 25 years have been troubled with catarrh in
the head, indigestion, and general debility. con-
cluded to try bottle of Hoods Sarsaparia and it did
me much good that continued its use till have
taken five bottles. My health has greatly improved
and feel like different woman" MRS. j. B. ADAMS,
8 Richmond street, Newark, Nj.
n. B-Be sure to get
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists Il six for 3d. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD CO. Apothecaries Lowell. Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
CITY ITEMS.

Some of Our Finest Specimens Of Work
Next Monday.
Fine Pieces for Center of Dining Table, S775
reduced to $685..
Fine Extra-large Border Tabour Work, $40. so
reduced to 1915.
Very Fine German Linen Center Piece. EN-.
broidered in blue, S6.75; reduced to 80. 80.
German Linen Tea Cloths. 40 inches square,
$4.00; reduced to S2.95.
1000 Baskets at 2 cents each.
OpPENHEIMERs,
514 9Th street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

The ATTENTION Of the art-loving public of
Washington is called to an exhibition of choice
etchings to be held at the art stores of ". H.
veerhoff, No. All It'll street and 1921 Pennsyl-
vanis avenue. commencing next Monday, No
vember %. Among the large collection TO be
shown are some beautiful specimens of plate
work, which lovers of this charming class of
art should not fail to see. There are some de-
lightful little snow scenes, just suitable for a
holiday gift; great variety of landscape and
figure pieces from the burins of our greatest
masters. and some more important works,
which should be seen to be appreciated The
exhibit will continue for week or ten days,
and will well repay a visit from the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

FoR THASKsaIvISe.-Messrs. Chas. Raub i
Co., fancy grocers, have a fresh supply of Rich
ardson 4 Robbins plum pudding, homemade
mince meat, candies and cakes, new raisins,
nuts, figs, Malaga grapes, and Florida oranges.
salted almonds, Pleasant Valley champagne,
dry and sweet Catawbs. green and yellow Char
treuse, sweet cider, Roquefordt cheese. Crosse
q BlackwelPs and Sonthwelrs English jams.
choice celery, turkeys. cranberries, and salt
water oysters, fresh shocked to order. LAFAY-
ErTE MARKET AND GROCERY, cor. 18th and Pa.
ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
CONDENSED LOCALS.

Yesterday, John 7. Fitzhugh applied for a
divorce from his wife, Lucy Fitzhugh. They
were married April 26, 1876. and he charges
that in July, 1853, she deserted him and went
20 live with her mother.
A Jury yesterday afternoon heard the testi-
mony in the iunacy case Of James II. Cohen,
and found verdict Of lunacy. He was sent
20 the insane asylum.
The Washington branch OF the economic as
ISOLATION will hold q public meeting Monday
evening at All Souls church. There will be q
discussion Of the topic, "A program for Labor
REFORM" led by DR.. Richard L. Ely.
A socisble and pound party will be given al
National Rifles armory. for the benefit of St
Joseph's asylum, on Thurday evening next
The affair viii be under the auspices Of the
Catholic Knights Of America.
About 6A5 pm, yesterday fire was discov.
cred In the cabin Of the schooner George b,
faunce, Ut the 11th street wharf, and damaet
e the amount Of ESQ resulted washingto}
East was asleep in the cabin at the time, a1d
Vas Unconscious from suffocation when he VA
reached, but revived subsequently.
Thos. Greenhow, colored. was found detd
about O'Clock last night. in . shanty OH 4
street, between South Capitol and Half strk LEI
southeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
THE
BOSTON
BOSTON
SYMPHONY
SYMPHONY


ORCHESTRA
WILLIAM GER1CKE, CONDUCTOR
Will give series Of
THREE GRAND CONCERTS
On FRIDAY EVENINGS,
Dec. IL, Jan Is, Feb. ID.
This superb organization is now in the midst of the
most remarkably successful in Boston, both
artistically and financially known in that any
THE CONCERTS IN WASHINGTON
Will have the assistance OF
EMINENT SOLO I iLENT.
and no efforts will be spared TO make them
NOTABLE MUSICAL OCCASIONS
~SPECIAL NOTICES.
The will be ARRANGED to give TO the
Concerts progressive character making very desir
able to - - -
HEAR THE WHOLE SERIES.
Descriptive and Analytical Programmes on the plan
of those Of the London Philharmonic Concerts viii
issued and copy sent each holder of subscription
ticket in advance of each concert.
SUBSCRIPTION TICKETS. each covering reserved
seat for the three concerts, s.. so and 80 80.
SALE FOR SUBSCRIPTION TICKETS ONLY
will open
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER %,
At j. +. ELLIS 4 co.'s. !h31 Pa ave
BURDITT NORTH, Managers. Mast
TINE LADIES' MITE SOCIETY OF 4TH STREET
Il N. T. Church will give Domestic Bazaar aud
Supper on Thanksgiving night at odd Eellos Hall,
Navy Yard, Admission % cents, including supper
n24,3S-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
Paris Talk of q Coup d'Etat.


BOULANGER SAYS HE WILL BE IN POWER IN
SHORT ORDER IF THE GOVERNMENT TRIES IT.
Regarding the rumors Of a contemplated
coup d'etat in Paris, La France says Gen.
Boulanger in an interview asserted that he had
definite information that Prime Minister
Floquet was making preparations for coup
against the Boulangists and abandoned them
only because they were prematurely revealed.
The Journal Des Debofs ridicules the rumors Of
coup detat, and says they are only the mag
mined echoes OF the talk Of the deputies who
have urged the government to adopt the ener-
getic measuresfor the suppression Of Boulanger
intrigues.
Gen. Boulanger in another interview de-
clared that he would give anything for the
government to do what had been affirmed.
France would never submit to such coup
detat and in fortnight his party would be in
power. He had no fear of assassination and
took no precautions.
The government newspapers ridicule the
story OF coup d'etat, but articles written by
spaiier and Reinacht declare that the republic
Is in danger and must be protected from Bou.
langism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
Two GREAr HoLrDAr Books,
HISTORY OF FRENCH PAINTING

< W0 OREAT 1lOLIDAY DOCKS
HISTORY OF FRENCH PAINTING.
cludiIg Account OF the French Academy Of Paint.
ing its s SALON. ss1SSls e and Rss
productions OF sixteen representative paintings l
vol. Svo, $500.
The comprehensiveness of Mrs. Stranshan,s book
every phase the subject being treated with dets.ie
fuilness and the work thus lng place hitherto VA
aud descriptive the origin aud growth OF the din erenf
schools and their relation 90 each other being cearl
in but almost ali WORKS Of ether
or historical inheritance are critically described and
out Its usefulness book Of reference OF or yen.
throur its and artistic s eoyer fsst
its pubiicaton ut this season peculiarly hitting.
MEN AND MEASURES OF HALF A CENTURY.
McCuLLocH. Svo, $500.
",fr McCuloch modestly entities his work Sketches
and Conments But the sketches are SO sharp in out
plict and delivered with excather an air OF per
sona oberystion and infallible accuracy, that the
history Of our time "-c1sca0o 1,4bia.e.
il entitled 70 greater Consideration than this comes
rate sna whose opinions are entitled 10 great weisht
keen recoectons Of listing men and ialorsapt
anairs.'-l'hiladetphia Press
FIRST AARvEsTs
An Episode in the life of Mira Levisop Gox.r s~s,,
without Moral BY y. J. Stimson. l2mo Sl25
Mr.. 6timson has given in this book delightful
panorama Of New York life its characters are drawn
fon both the highest and the lowest casses Of the
social world The contrast he thus prcsRfs In ths lives
y he 4: si n saS
SOD has In this story given unusually strong picture
Of the relstlons OF what IL known good society
the world 1t large His style d that Of the nnishe
htterxteur, commanding instant admiration for il
beauty and delicate touch.
'..For sale by Al Booksellers sent POSTPAID. on
receipt of price, BY
CHARLES eCRIBNER's sONs,
II z43-z45 Broadway, New york.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: B. F.
Queen to Chas. B. Fonda. sub %, So. SA
$1,000. T. Z. Waggaman ct al. trustees, to w.
NJ. Hodges. part s. So. 161, s2.425. W. NJ
Hodges to Chas. Earle ct al, same property
8. COrneiia Skidmore ct al. to ". Turner
| lots and 2, So 1884: 800. C. H. Parker to
Mary b. HERON east half sub 4. so. n. TAB
s1,O5O j. L. Arms to r. A. Morrison, sub z,
| SO. 237; $.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

The CASE OF MAJOR BLooD.-Yesterday, in
the Criminal Court. in the case of Ivory M.
Blood. convicted of false pretenses. his conn
sci. Messrs. W. b. Smell and H. l.. Prince fled
motion for new trial. The motion is based
on the allegation that the verdict of the fury
was contrary to the testimony and the instruc-
tons of the court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
Among the Politicians.

OFFICIAL FIGURES OF THE LATE ELECTION, ETC.
The electoral vote in New York state, as can
vassed by the state board of canvassers. is as
follows, the highest and lowest number of
votes received BY any elector being given: Re-
publican-Highest CSC, 1897; lowest, 64s, 759.
Observation-Disclosures, 6s2, s65; lowest, 635, 500.
Prohibition-Highest. 3O,231; lowest. 3O.222.
Sociaiist-Highest, loss; lowest, 2.032. Union
labor-Highest, $685. lowest, 5S7. United
bor-Electors-at-large, Redpath, 1858; Will
der, 2,4a7.
Official figures from the Kansas secretary of
state show Harrison's plurality over Cleveland
in Kansas to be S0.176. Harrison's electors re-
ceived 1884 and Cleveland's 102, 1913. Kansas
thus claims to be the banner republican state.
At a joint caucus Of democratic senators and
representatives of the Alabama legislature yes
terday Senator Jno. T. Morgan was nominated
by acclamation to be his own successor from
the Attn of March next. This is his third nomi-
nation.
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