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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07

With the opening Of a new presidential cam
paign the STANDARD arguments In favor OF abolish
ing the eumbrous machinery OF the electoral sys-
tenn are brought forward again. There Is one,
however, which the newspaper critics and review
ers as rule pass over thout notice: that Is, the
decreased danger from misprinted ballots. IL
every citizen were called upon next fall to vote for
Grover Cleveland or Benjamin Harrison, the task
would be easy enough. IS the names OF the two
candidates appear SO constantly In public places
that no person who reads at all Is likely TO make
a mistake about them. But, in state like
New York, for example, where the number
OF electors IS thirty-six, and the candi-
Oates for eleetorships are, with one or
two conspicuous exceptions, men unknown
outside Of their own districts the chances or
are Increased in the ratio OF thlrty-six TO one at
the very least. Shrewd and INSCRIPTIONS party
managers might, either by bribery and COLLISION
with the po-wOTkers on the other side or with
the printers OF the opposing partys ballots, or by
some other underhand method OF substitution, con-
trive TO have tickets with few miSspelIed names
run out OF nearly every polling booth In the state
and thereby seat some OF their own electors The
splitting up OF an electoral vote Is not without
precedent the latest case being that OF California
In 1850, where Judge Terry's personal unpopular
fty caused his defeat while the rest OF the
democratic electors pulled through, and
the republican candidate for elector hav-
ing the highest number OF votes was
seated in Terrys place, and cast his ballot for
GARFIELD at the meeting Of the college 1t is too ate
now, OF course, TO do anything for the reform OF
the system which shall be applicable to the pend
ing contest; but 1t is not too late TO sound a
warning 10 the dangers to be apprehended from
trckery or accident. in the hope that through the
necessity for so much extra watehfulness public
opinion may be wrought up to the point OF pro-
curing the necessary constitutional amendment
before another Presidential Canvass is reached.
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WANTED-LOTS-

WANTED-TwO OR THREE FIRST -CLAS- LOTS
w northwest will pay from 81 to So per 70 { OF
Apply Dupont Circle. y7-3t
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Every wheelman In this city, and good many
people VINO never bestride wheels, but who value
an assurance OF safety In crossing the streets on
loot, viii breathe more freely on learning OF the
conviction OF Joseph NJ. Chase OF manslaughter
yesterday. This was the coachman whose reck-
less driving kept whole neighborhood In terror
Tor long time and resulted finally In killing Prin-
cipai Paul, a citizen whose life the community
could Ill AFFORD 10 lose. The number OF reputable
witnesses who were ready 70 go upon the stand
and swear 70 the speed at which the accused was
urfv1ng at the time OF the accident, the mental
condition he appeared to be In, the insufficient
warning he gave his victim, and the manner
or his behavior when he discovered what
he had done, leave little doubt In
the mind of anyone who has watched the progress
OF the trial that the jury brought In an entirely
reasonable verdict. The prisoner may thank his
stars that the prosecution was willing TO take so
1enient view OF his acts under the circumstances
as TO make no charge OF Intention TO do Professor
Paul bodily harm; for some other men of Chase's
type have laid themselves open 10 such accusa-
ton BY their mode OF treating wheelmen and pc
ueStrans, and the authorities have been simply
awaiting good opportunity to teach them a les
SON II Is TO be hoped that the warning conveyed
by Chases case, especially II the sentence be pro-
portioned TO the onense, will suffice TO deter these
truculent fellows from persisting In a course
which may yet bring one or more OF them 70 the
galows and surely every reckless driver who has
been merely thoughtless will take the lesson to
heart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07

ssf NBALLIES" AT SC. A BARGAIN. These are new
" styles; perfect goods and sold elsewhere at 10c.
BENZ. MILLER SON,
1t 3l2O II st NV.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

WANTED = AN EDUCATED, MDDLH-aGEp
e s Sn .sn month"; NTH e e e:ey SS healthy
another baby along with hers in family wOuid DC
ssp os q. Gas & No
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
W for Cooks, Chamoe.Inaids wstsess LAundress
Butsn SAM a. oooMBs. sao q NV. 'a' Is.
NVANTRp-BY COMPETENT DIRE SHAKER.
sewing in families, by day or week. Address A.
w dren or to do general homework viii 70 out Of
the city bcst Of references given Address A NJ d.
Wayiand Seminary, City. jy7-3ts
WANTED-A POSITION BY A YOUNG MAN
w understands and driving horses and house
work good reference Address Box 5. Star once. IT.
WANIED-wAsHINa TO TAKE HOME OR WORE
i ,DS ,wa also fer sEss White
maids wasTes. .unarsss .e,m r1K nS1sss
Wallets for travelling waters coschuen and hosters
family and resorts A0itI references ois ~ :, n
WANTED-BY A YOUNG coLORED MAN A
w place ether in city or country to make himse
SMITH Is Dinsman st. NV. IT.
wANTED-PosITIoN IN The COUNTRY FoH
do p. .he sumner w take care young child sns
WANTED-slTUAT FOR CHAMBERMAIDs
w nurses, cooks. kitchen hands. men cooks bakers
try and resorts F. N BURSHAM eso, tss sFs It
NV. N5-6t'
WANTED-A VIRGINIA. LADY OF CULTURE
w and refinement wishes position companion Il
young or aged lady; she is good reader and read,
writer objection to travelling. Addres, with re-
erences, Miss b L. c., Alden. King George County
Va. ie30S i've
WANTED - STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE
WRITER. with ample experience and best reference
wants an engagement in Washington elsewhere
Address l., 1222 ST. NV. je30-s, tu tn 2ws
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN LATELY FROM
w Ireland, place groom coachnan first-clas
reierences will do any work in stable garden Ad
dress IL H., Star Office. iy5-3ts
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BOARDING.

l. Of the Nzisop Ritz. II 10 and 1ll2 Conn ave.
bet and Sta has now his parlors ON Art md SO.
and the public They will ind most eve kfn3
u ice creauA water ices and frseh caksA js2lslms
N AR0E, COOL AND NRwLY FURNISHED
~ Rooms, with Board. single en-suite: otr1Cflr
pr.t-cisss; trsns,sntA q pr day. 1hs NkbsTER
SIS 18th ct p-H Wy6-3n
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OAK HALL. COR. TENTH AND SITS.
my25-3m
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BAnoArSs liz HAsDxrncH,rra

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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

IroR sALE--LoTS AND ACRE VILLA SITES Ar
Is 3 to 10 cents per foot ct
ROsSLYNN
The grsndest views Of Warrington from any direc-
ton.
Also two lots 5Ox2oo each for ESQ apiece, ana two
others 30x120 each Tor t12o apiece at Ivy CITY
4. Il SXPHERD Co,
ty6-1m 1871 Est
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WANTED--BOARD.

XxYANTED-BOARD ON A FARM NOT MORE
w than miles from Washington for gentleman,
wife and boy = years old. Address, with description
and terms, A. L. NJ star office. It,
w over four hours from Washington, Virginia
Midland. Shenandoah Valley or b. anu o.. for small
family: good table and shade requisite; wi pay
at rate of go o month for adults Address, with full
particulars. SIMPLE TASTES Star office. ty5-4t'
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LADIES LINEN Cot1.ns

(See space below.)
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

tSOR SALE-COLONIAL BEACH SUCCESS: 40
i cottages already butt: Cottages and Lots some
cholceSt on river front others among improvements,
near hotel. See plat. X II. EVANS l.}2l st iy7-lt
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w ANAMaKFR'S.

II seems paradox that much currsn; interest In the
store should he divided between the things FOR md
pImmer and midvinter. fuTs and Lzwns Tobugean
Sls,is ant 6insLAuls skates and Hamburg km.T old
.ries OysgcOsts aud Muslin Underwear eau lily in
M minds OF retail buyers To meet all these elements
The dress stus for future wear are opening in your
favor.
FREyCH sATEENS.
They're on hand Not the highest cost 81 cents
yard. You need not know the makers; call them
NANAMAkT rs. for we control this market them
Ibis il the hub of the Ssteen trade lou may ret
IOtIon FRI IN the fact that tine 10OuO yards
day are on'y efourth of SINGLE order. And then
other orders both .ides Athe Watch the season
and you will know how great they
Ilfty-thr-e PLAN shades 6obelins and mahogany.
red and baby blue. serpent and cream:
bows di yide and multiplied And for figures. stripes
with trailing vines rtriies with loka dots dancing all
about, stripes holding up plsids; plaids with
plAids; palm patterns. and double Us involved like
!usslers rinss.
Ibis rattle about styles MAY do you some good Not
much unless II brings you TO see the staFs.
CoIORED HENgIETTAs
Henrietta Cloth in Colors That means wool filing
thread woven . silk warp. The silk aud the
Thousand mite away has yoked them fast together
We show .Bs cOlOrs- price. sl.2o a yard; 50 Inches
vide
portion Il the hbers is r1Eht. They don't slip the
warp. You make button holes that button and
sssuls that bo.d And cpiOrs. 10 eye rests only
wool. but the sheen IL Ike SILK Intuitye refinement
alone catch the nne touch OF coor shown By these
shades
Order By mail AM thing in the store.
JOHN wANAMAKER
d11 -Cm Philadelphia
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dI16rn
CHOKING CArARRH.

Have you awakened from, q disturbed sleep with all
the horrible sensations of assassin clutchng
throat and pressing the Lie breath from tighten ID
chests Have noticed the languor and debility that
succeed the effort to clear throat I'd head Of this
catarrhal matter. What depressing influence IL
the mind clouding the memory aud nllins the
head with pains and strange noisesl How dicult 10
To rid the nasal passazes throat and lungs Of this
poisonous mncus all testify Who afflicted with
ea,srrh How difficut protect the system against
its further towards the ungs liver aud kid
neys all ph yscians will admit. 10 terrible disease
and cries for relief and cure
The remarkable curative powers, when all other
remedies utterly fail % SANFoRp's RADICAL CURE
attest BIZ thousands who gratefully recommend it to
fellow sudsrers No statement II made regarding IL
that cannot be BY the most respectable
and reliable references.
Each packet contains bottle Of the RADICAL
CURE. one bsx of Catarrhal oLvgSr, aud an In
PROvED INHALER with treatise and directions and Is
scId by ali druggists for 81.
POTTE.- Drug CHEMICAL co, BosroN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-11

HIS ADDRESS 10 TRE yoUSd RErUBIIcASS
At the public meeting In Providence r. l.. iasa
night OF the Young Mems Republican club.
senator sherman delivered an address He ~
ferred TO the suspicious opening Of the presidential
campaign and the immense influence the young
mems clubs would have on the olecaon. he con-
trasted the principles OF the republican and demo
cratic parties the former literally constituting the
constitution while the latter held the bond of
a mere cOnIederacy OF warning ana hostile states.
lie eNed the record OF the republican party,
and the magnificent credit established by the
Government under It's rule Tie anGlyttcally dis
cussed the position OF botn parties on the tsrn and
intefna-re'enue policies, the n publican party
being for protection, and the democratic party Q
revenue party only. He vigorously denounced the
immigration OF anarchists. Socialists aud coul-
munists lie explained his position on The sugar
question, being willlng 10 take on the . cent per
pound TAX. aud pay a bounty 90 growers lie
deoated the eNpcdiency OF reducing the taT1r On
WOOL lie emphasized the point that the relations
between employers and employed should be har-
monlouS and anything Ga disturb that unity of
Keeling the republican party should dppo-e. Con-
gres-nan Grosvenor. oi ohio. made an address On
the benefits OF retanng the tsrin on wool
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News Briefs.

Mortgages aggregating $4,000 have been fore
closed on the Mueller & Alderman Manufacturing
Co., at Davenport, Iowa. and the factory closed
One OF the principal stockholders Is Congressman
The schedules Of Reyes Sons, New York, show
liabilities, S1lQ96e; actual assets, els4,2lA.
Among the assess are five shares OF sun STOCK, the
actual value placed at $4,000; nominal, 5000.
AZ Brooklyn. N. T., John Delaney, seventeen
years old, has been found guilty OF manslAughter
in the second degree for poisoning his sweetheart
A dispatch from Pittsourg says: Bank Examiner
Hugh Young for western Pennsylvania, viii be
retired March I, and VIII be succeeded by Jos
Neal OF Titusvflle, At the Instance OF Congressman
Israel Lucas the defauiting treasurer Of Aug.
laize County, Ohio and his wife, Lzetta were DIS
charged et the Police Court IN Toronto as the
crown could not get together suncient evidence to
The meeting at Loughrea, Ireland yesterday.
was attended by large crowd, ana was addressed
by M. shaw-Lefevre. The police did not molesr
SIR Michael Ricks-Beach win probably re-eu,er
the salisbury cabinet a. president OF the board Of
demand for nine hours per day caus,d the
strike of the 800 marble workers In Boston yester-
day.
Journeymen Plssters Association have dexaded "a
demand an advance 10 wages OF 80 cents per day.
A meeting OF railroad men was held al t,arnm,s
aener Finks on1cer, In New York yeSfesSlav ~
which u 40 resolved 70 return 20 the 0Id evsfeu
o. export tar10 rataa
Th6 schedules In the assignment or Amass rxoc
manufActufef OF umbreliaA New York sho~f
liabilities ofe432 0l6: nominal assess sSp sSz ~
actual assets s.. 569
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ID EDITION.
Latest qHlGgIamS to The Star.
TEE TALLY-SHEET FORGERIES.
.sBke'' Hiir's Alleged Astcsnps 20 Hsr,be
Justice Martin TO Change Figures.

Special Dispatch TO The EVENING srAR:
COLUMBUS, Feb. 1L-Clerk Joyce was again re-
called In the tally forgery case this morning
for the purpose OF establishing the fact that Ike
Hill was In the city on sunday folosing the cleo
ton. Mr. Hill was at the residence OF Mr.. Myers.
Justice Martin was called b. the state and Ques-
toned In regard TO the canvassing Of the vote
coming TO precinct A, 18th ward, on Monday morn
ing. lie noticed that som thing was radically
wrong, bis nrst impression being that the clerks
had gotten the votes on the wrong line
or that the democratic vote In that precinct had
been OF the most rapid growth Imaginable. Upon
discovering that alterations had been made the
board decided 10 strike on the 800 votes that had
been added by change OF the figure 2 TO D. The
state put the question, "What conversation did
you have with Mr.. Hll?" The defense
urged an objection. The jury was excused.
Mr.. Mcsweeney argued against the admission
or such testimony. The prosecution said they
would prove that Martin was approached by Hi,
who urged him to throw the TWO precincts in dis
puJe, arguing that great deal depended upon IL
In party sense. Hill said In substance, 81 want
20 see you well liked In your Old age. do this and
IL Will not be less tHan three and three naughtS,
and have IL In my book" Mr. Sweeney urged has
protest against the question OF the state at consld-
cradle length and at noon the court took recess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-11

From the New York Sun.
They do say that girls are nowadays taking very
much to acting in private life. Ingenious false
pretenses Of esthetlc occupations and tastes are
declared to be common among unmarried bellies
who are seeking rich husbands. In extreme cases
OF positive wicked deceit girls are known TO pro-
cure from professional artists half-nnshed paint
ings, which they display as their own work, and
which they dabble at occasionally In order to keep
up appearances. The writer knows OF q fair pre-
tender to poetic talent, who got a newspaper man
to write for her poem OF about twenty verses
OF paper and left II lying on table In her boudor.
When q female chum came In for an uncerem0ni-
Gus call and the rhymes were seen, the hostess
would seem confus d, and finally confess that she
was trying her hand q little at composition. THIS
device was repeated for half dozen OF her friends
Then the succeeding verses were copied one after
another day by day, until the poem was, In the
course OF q week, completed. The observers
imagined that they witnessed its evolution, and
they spread the report that their friend was In.
deed pOeteSS
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A skeleton Found in q Tree.
THE MYSTERIOUS EVENT WHICH Is AGITATING AN
INDIANA COMMUNITY.

CINCINNATI, Feb. Ia special from Montpelier.
Ind, says: IL Was reported here yesterday morn
ing that two wood-chOppe.s cut down q tree one
and u hall miles southwest oil this plaoe, WeInes-
day, ana that In the stump they found tue skele-
ton OF a man. Clothing was found With the bones1
There was hole In the tree, but IL could oniy be
reached by q ladder OF by climbing. About ten
years ago shoemaker named Van Richardson
worked Tor L. c. Burris In this place, aud suddenly
and mysteriously disappeared. Many supposed
that he mad money and had been murdered for II.
Al the time Of nj, disappearance tue public made
a search Ior the man, and q man named Wiley Was
arrested on suspicion, but was subsequently re-
leased. There Is no little excitement here over
the report. Ii it should prove true, believed by
some, the murdered man must have been cut in
pieces before being put In tue hollow OF the tree
as the hole as too small 10 admit the entire
body
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-11
Washington stock EXCHANGE.

TIE following changes from yesteday's quotations
the Washington stock Exchange are noted today
Y; s. 4es 1891. coupons. 107S bid. 10s asked
ID. G. per imps- Is. 1891 coin. 100 bid, lO7 !.
s-ked. Washington and Georyetown Railroad bonds
go bid, 2:I0 asked. Metropolitan kaiiroad stock
81 asked Georxetown Gas, ~ bid. Corcorsn In-
su,Snee. 80 bad 90 asked Columbia Insurance, l2s
bid 100 asked lAImsrs' and Mechanics Bank
yonAi Bank. l25 bad. l2g .skedl CHESAPEAKE and
Poto.nse Telephone Co.. 10 bid. IS asked Wash
Infantry lat MORTGAGE bonds Ss. lis bud. National
Bank Of the Republic. 81 bid. Columbia National
Co. Az asked Columbia Title Insurance Co, 81
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CHEw-AnDTsoN. ON February n. 1855, si the
resitience ~ Mr. AID Mrs John Addison, Para avsBue
IA hnoud. Miss hENRTETTA MAY ADDISON 10
Mr.. JOHN HAMILTON CHIN.
DEEBlf-RtGGS. Al the residence Of the brides
pareni<. W ulingtun. Delaware February =. lsss by
hey. IhaTl"s r. Moray. WILLIAM RILEY DELRI.E
AID CokA. daughter oI James a Begg. -
GoDEl-HuNTEE In BaltimOre Nj on FeiN
ruary q, 1858 by ia. Rev ". ". Murkl nd Nm A.
SoDEi % Miss CARRIE n. HUNIEll both u Ms-l-
ington d. L.
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the slightest his soap 10 identical in quality
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~ contains nothing that iniure the finest fabric
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The District In Congress.
BILLS WHICH MAY CONE Up MONDAY.

Monday will be District day in the House. There
are now but seven District bills on the calendar
The first is to prevent the sale and advertisement
of lottery tickets In the District Of Columbia,
which Will come up Immediately upon its passage
having been read the third time The other
bills TO amend the revised statutes OF the Dis
trict, so as TO simplify the serving OF summOnses
making IL legal TO serve upon other than the per-
son therein named, and the following: A bill TO
prevent any person or persons In the cities OF
Washington and Georgetown from making Books
and pools on the result OF trOtting or running
races or boat races; a bill to authorize the con-
struction Of a bridge across Rock Greek at the
Woodley Lane road. And On the private calendar
these: To Incorporate the Rock Creek Railway
Co.. TO incorporate the Reform School for Girls In
tue District VI Columbia; to incorporate tie Eek
ingtOn and Soldiers Home Railway Co.
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Capitol Topics.
| THE BILL TO RRoRGANIzE THE CoMAIssARY DRPART-
NENT

THE BILL TO RRoRGANIzE THE CoNNIssARY DEPART
MENr.
The br, renorted from the Sonata military cor-
60. -, .o,--,. g. C,,..-. -. o
., ,h. s.o.t6as ,no, :, ssan, $500. =. s.S
Co,a,o,a.a- ,u.a, ,.,,,n ~ ..a ooSs. y. uIe
Sohn!ISoary 1thcfa WIN RANK anu pay oi Origa-
aler; three Asst stant commlssaries general, with
the rank ana pay eacn on coionel SIX assistants,
eacn WIN the RANK anu pay Oh heutenant cOlonel
eisnt assistants, Win me rank ana pay Oh major,
anu elgnl VITA ahk anu pay OF captain Inc Dill
was recommended Oy Inc war Department, and
VIII pass the senate.
Tho cana,a ronrnit,e "a On nuh,, hn,,d,n,,s ava
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NEW YORK, Feb. ia general raid has just
been made On the bucket shops In New street,
Broad ireet, and lower Broadway.
Tue prOprietOrS or men conducting the business
were taken of under arrest. IL Is generally be-
ueved that ali the snopS raided Will resume busi-
ness on Monday, as usual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-11

GIN. NICE DYE was at the Pension once this
morning for short time, and then left the bu ID
ing. and was absent until O late aour in the oay.
he has not as yet formally rendered his rsslsna-
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The Massachusetts BOrgia.
HER SEVEN supPOsED yICTIys

BOSTON, Feb. 1.-The seven supposed victims
OF Mis-. Jb,nsOn', poisoning were moses, her nus
band; Lizzie j.. her daughter; W. j., her son;
Prince Arthur Freeman, her brOther-in-law, Mrs.
7. A. Freeman, her SISTER, and Oliver Sleeper, who
boarded In her house.
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WILLIAM L SMITH. who was Assistant SECRETARY
OF the Treasury under the late Daniel Manning
and who Is very III OF Br'ghts disease OF the ,id
pected TO live.