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House OF Representatives.

Senate amendments 10 the diplo matte and
consular appropriation bill and The District OF
Columbia appropriation bill were n0n-cOncurred
in, and a conference was ordered on the FIRST
named bill.
Tho house then went into Committee Of tho
Whole on tho sundry civil appropriation bill
in the course OF a debate on the public land
surveys Mr.. IOWnshe end. Of Illinois, declared that
the Democratic party hSd recovered eOOO,OOO
acres OF public lands, and said that the most
stupendous lie he had ever heard had emanated
today from Chicago. whore no convention had
declared thai the Democratic party had never
forfeited any Of the Immigrants.
After concluding tho consideration OF the mea-
sure tho committee rose, aud az o'clock the
House adjourned.
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FIPTIkTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. D. C., June 81. 1881
Senate.

Mr. Blair called attention to tho fact that to-
day was the one hundredth anniversary OF the
ratification OF tho Constitution by the state Of
New Hampshire and the consolidation Of the
states which had up 20 that time ratified u into
nation. In tho capital ~ that state appropri-
ate ceremonies were pON in progress, no. said,
for the celebration q that great event he 40
cordingly moved that, NJ recognition OF the day
and in honor OF his native State. tho Senate adj
lOurn.
The motion was temporarily suspended until
tho close OF the morning business ami OF q brief
executive session.
SIR. Blair then renewed his motion and the
Senate adjourned till Monday.
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MARKETS BY rELEaRAPa
NEW YORK

NEW YoHK, June 2i.-Cotton quiet; sales, 378
bales; uplands, 10 5-l6c; Orleans. 10 7-l6c; net
receipts at all ports to-day La bales; exports
TO Great Britain, 1871 bales; 10 the Continent,
$500 bales: stock, 5l3flO bales. Wheat more
active under the influence OF concessions In
values; No. 9 red. June. SEC. July, HAc.; Au-
gust. ssSc Corn about sc. lower, the market
closing dull aud weak; No. 2, June, SAC. July,
hs855L C. closing 81 5J4c. Oats fairly active az =
decline Of baIc., closing weak; No. 2, July,
81 a3sAc. closing at Sic; August 81 .a3i &c.
Hops moderately active and steady Coffee
nominal aud dun 81 fl5 for fair Rio; options 30
20 g. points lower, closing steady June, siL90a
sl225; July. 5000. Sugar arm; refined firm.
NOlasses irm AZ l9hc. for Setest Rice quiet.
Petroleum steady: crude IN barrels, 5as1ic; re-
nned, 7lsc. a. all ports. Cotton-seed oil-Cruds.
42c: refined, 4bS47c. Talow unsettled at IA
ice. Rosin quiet at 3l.l5aLi7H for strained
b good. TUrpentine irregular at 8aa36hc.
Hdos dull. Wool quiet Pork dull and weak.
Beef dull and unchanged. hidiles nominal and
neglected. Lard duh and lower: weetern steam.
IS "a AsSbO: June, s5.l2; city steam. Is
Freghts steady.
CHICAGO June 2i.-Cash quotations were: Flour
unchanged. 40. 2 spring wheat 79&c.; No.
2 red slAc. No. = corn, l-3sc. No. 2 oats, 81 &c.
Msss-pork, siA45 Lard, tsOS. Short ribs. loos-,
S7.s2s: dry-sslted shoulders, boxel, f6af52J
sh0rt-clear. boxed. S. 95alS Whiskey, $40.
Leading futures ranged ~ follows;
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wfLxISaroN.


wfLnroros. Jnss si.--rurpentins stesdy =
.gke Rossn dull: strained. &4c; eooa
8uafssd, e7zc. Tar Grm - $40: Crude sas'
pepiins drm; hard. 81; yei'ow-dip, t.s'; v's-
gio.f2
corTos HARggrx
NORFOLK. VA. June 2i.--cottsa stsa6y; MD
dliaa, los. Net receipts. Isl bales; gree r.
cstpts. ISL bales: stock. i2,og3 bales; esieA ~
h4ies; sxports-coestrtse. az bales; 70 ereAs
Britain. - bales; 70 Francs. - bsiss; ~'ne
WmxTssros. \. G. Juns sl.--cos,on quiet;
niddIins, exc Net receipts. - bsles: ers--ss
rscsipts - bales; saics. - bales seocts i.I5
bales: sxporv--coAstssss. - bslM. ,h'
contnsny - bales. 70 Greet Britain.
sAvAssAn. GA, yuse ai.--cotson Arm; mil
ding. e.c. Net rsceips>. bI2 bales: eroS
receipts. 3f2 bsiss: sales. "a bales ssocs,
6G72 bales; expert-ccastuise. iO cs,es
- bales: 70 Franre - bs,es
,AusUsrA. GA, jane N.--Cottou 1rni; MD.
silng. si3-i6c. Receipts. % bales: sales 90
baies
CHARLESTON. 8. C., June si.-cossen quiet;
middlipg. eye Net receipts. iis bales;
gross receipts. iig bales. sales. - bates;
stock. Sss bales: exports-so Great busssa.
- bales: n the Couiinsut, - bales; COAST
wise. 49, bsies: to France. - bales
NEW YORK COTTON FUTuRgs
NEW YorE June sf-Co,tsc-Oroes receipts,
81 bales. Futures closed quiet; sales, 400
bales; June. $40 slatl02i: July. SO @,s3i0N:
August. si032asio 81 September. 81 1tnsss5:
October. s3.s4sss55: November, - 4saS9T; De-
cember. t9.46afa4i: January. f9.5tss9 5s PED
ruary. fs.o3ase 50; Hanca, So s0asa7i April, ss'sa
saT9i Msy,t9. s6si9Ss.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL June 2i--Nooa -Cotsou-Upiands.
SD. Orlcans. s-isi.: sales. i20n bales:
speculation and export 20oJ bales: receipts,
1900 balss American, 1l.9C bAles Futures
nrm at an advance; June, 3i-6Id June and
July, 3-6id; July 1hd august. D-sid.
August and september. 1Lf4d. september aud
october. is-6id.: October and November,
1854; November aod december. : iS0ff.
December and January, 3 t-ezd.
ar. A-Ssies Included s.40O bales American:
juno. SN6iC., value; June and July 5 30esd.,
seller: July and August. S4O-s4j.. seller. August
aud september. a96td.. seller; September and
October. 5is-c4d.. buyers: October and Noyem-
bsr. 1854, buyers; Noyen1ber snd December,
i2-64d.. seller Deeembr and Jaauary.
li-6td., BUYERS; September, s9-o4d.. seller.
Futures quiet
4P H-June, sosld., buyer: Jans and
July. S.64d.. buyer; July sDd August 3osai..
seller; August and September S'A54d., sell
o.: September aud October. fS-cld., buyer.
October sad November. 5 i3-64d. buyer: Novem-
Der aud December. i2-8ld. aeIior: December
and January. ; li-6id., buyer: SepteEi Der.
52A6id.. seller. Futures closed steady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
fRepOrtHi for tho DisDstca.
JUNE eI-Narkst strong ard the conditions
fnoro i'm rf.o a any TINA
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baseball Yesterday.

Baltimore;
Balumores. .....O 9 o 0 Oil
IloVel Rn0S..................V u u u ID "
Observation-Disclosures u: CleyelAnds, 3. Er-
rors-Baltimores. 0: Clevelands. IS. Batteries
Cunningham and oBrien; CrowelI and Snyder.
Phiisaelphia:
Athletics ........"...."....O 81 .
Brooklyns. 90 0001- 2
Observation-Disclosures, II: BroOklyns, Z. En-
rors-Athietcs, 4: Brooklyus. (. Batteries
W,yhing and TOWNSEND; Caruthers aud b.
shOnR
Washington:
WashingtQHS ................OO U U Go
Ihlladelphias. .......l 0 o.
Base-hits -Weshingtons, II Ph'ladelphi2s. Z.
Observation-Disclosures g. PhilRdelphiss, & Bat
teries: OiDay aud Deasley; Gleason and Clio
ments.
Boston:
BostoDs. 0 O201 o.
Mem lOrks. zee. ...........0 90 00020 o. 2
Base-hiis-8ostons, 10: New torks, 3. Errors
BostonA 8; New York;. q. Batteries-Clarkson
and Kelly; keeie and Ewing.
Cincinnati:
Cincinnatis. 5000 80
Observation-Disclosures. 10; Louisyilles, H. Er-
rors-Cincin pats. -; Louisvilles, 5. Batteries
smith and Baldwin; Chamberlain and Cross
ChicAgo-siI innings (rsini;
ChlcafOS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. U Y VI
Iutaotrens-. .........-...---.. ~ U U U-u
observation-disclosures, 8; Pitts0urghs, none. Err
rors-CnicagCs, g. Piusburghs, 8. Batteries
Van HAltren and Daily; Morris and Fields.
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Cheap Faec-Powdor renders the complexion
yeii0s, but fFeomanb fedicaied. Invisible
Powder b0autlnes whllo preserving n natural IL
IL harmless % bntteriy's down, tnylsible, con-
coeis DlemishsA
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10y telegraph 10 tho pispatch.l
- WASHINGTON June 2.-l 4. M-For
RAIN Virginia. light 10 fresh souihegly winds,
-icooler, local rains
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NO BALLOT YET.

Third Day Of the Republican
Convention.
A DRAG NET PLATFORM.
The Usual Resolutions Warmed
Over.
DOMINATION SPEECHES.
l,onst-AFirc Foraker 10 The Front in q
Speech.
TIE SHERMAN BOOMLET.
Many States Present the Claims OF Favorite
sons-Sesnes and IneiGsnts-Ad-
jou'nsd Until To-Day.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK ExHAcHaE'

BALTIMORE, June 21.-yIrginia 6's. psst-due
coupons, g.: do, new s's, 6i}. do, l0-i0s, 35k.
BID today
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General sheridan.


ny telegraph ~ ne Dspstch.l
WAsHlNGTOS, Juno ei-Gcnerai Nheridan's
physicians report that he continues . improve.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

JUNE 2L--Market strong ard the conditions
favorable for more improvement az any time. ~
the demand for all grades n faiE The factory
prices have sino advanced. and the orders sro
good for The season. Prime. 3fss1Se.: fancy,
sac: common. LAKE: SHIELDED. 2aa2Ac.
Spanish % a. &C.; factory hand picked, 1ss4hc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-22

roAr OF kicHMoxD. Jena q. issS
ARkiysn
Steamship wyaaoke. Boax Mes York. mer.
ckxndiss, and sailed on return.
sAflrn
Steamer ARIEL Dope. Norfolk. United states
mail merchandise, and passengers L b fatnm,
agent
Steamer Pioneer, ------, PhilsdsipAss. psF-
chandlss and passengers 4. W. uccszr,cks
agent
yogr or NEwroRrNEw< yuxs q. issa
ny sslsSsapll
knRvlA
Steamship Guyandoete. xsahey, Nov Yovk. ana
sAlled tT Nsv Yozk, nseySssn11A
Schooner y. n O9deD, Io1A Nee foeks 4 u.
Weeks. ---, Old fo>nk hnth - load cool
stsAmship Allkslea> bevs>, Nau Iork. y cooi
and loAd morcbAsdiss tyr hSRHk
eAlkno
stesnsAip Es'sn'iss, usnsssG sselsa
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eRsrs AND COTTON ExcHAxaS
RICHMOND. juno q, 1881
oegxRfssA

Comics bushels
UArs.-i.0U0 bushels
MILL OFPAI.-20 tou3.
sALss sxPosrso IN ss-ssr,sv
CoRS.-white. 80 bushels very good At &C.. 328
bushels common at 6Oc.
oArs.-Mtxed, $50 bushels prime at 43c.
FLOUg-
We 1r0ss: Ftas. s2J)sSLfj. eupsrins sl7is
S. IS; Sssr. sLOIshT5; family siaiLSl pstsit
family, coIaTy, sL7jasaea
COTTON RSPoSc
Market steady
oUOrATtoSA
NrDDLtSG. 9Lc.
Low MtDDLIsg. o..
GOOD ORDISARf. SIG
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THURSDAY. June q. 1888.
BOARD. --S60i.70 Virginia new
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Afternoon session.

The air was cooler In Tho afternoon and tho
hall not so densely packed IS in the mornin <
sepson. The impartial manner IN which the APP
plause was distributed ~ the mention OF the
names OF the various candidates this morning
seemed 20 place matters more al sea than ever,
and properties were not regarded with much
apparent Doiief. the chairman carried out his
throaI q calling tho convention promptly TO
order, and al 3 o'clock precisely the gsvsl fell
Bat no work was done for some minutes, and the
convention waited patiently as the delegates
stroled leisuTey ia and IS tho empty seats in
the galleries began 90 MI up with tsray spects-
tors IL was twenty minutes before the conyon-
ton came into working trim, and then the chair
man stated that 80 the time tho recess was taken
the name OF General Harrison hAd been present.
cd 10 the convention. and ne asked whether there
Mr.. Terrell, OF Texas, was the FIRST 20 respond.
He declared that Indiana was tae pivotal state
Of the comiag contest aad that Benjamin hGr-
rison was tie man aho could with certainty
carry tie STATE for the Republican party. Tho
hand Of destiny had marked Gensral Harrison
as the man 70 lead the party on 70 victory. zap
Mr. GalliugeE Of New Hampshire. also Sc
conded tbs nomis alton OF General Harrison.
The first reahy striking scene IN tho coayen-
ton 30 far was procipttzted by INC mention OF
the name Of Blaine by 1ailinger at the close OF
his speech. The galleries and many Of the del
egatss spreng 20 their feot and shouted for
nearly q minute. Flags were waved, and the
demonstration finally Became really imposing.
SENATOR ALLISON PLACED IN DOMINATION.
There was no other second 70 Mr.. Hsrr1sons
nomination. and the secretary proceeded eailing
TOO roll Of states, and Iowa hsvins been reached
Ar. Hepburn. Of thstStats, amid LOUD applause,
Aseended The plstform and placed Ia snQnains-
lion Senator William y. Allison.
DuI1bg Mr. HopOurn's speech every reference
ia IN . naDo Of Allison was hailed With ontnufi-
hsaa hy the friends Of the Iowa siatostna0, and
the spaAkcr bimssif vas complitaented with
round OF applause AS he closed bis presentation
SPEECH. a.,
senia noipinafion.
When Michigan was reached Chairman Horr.
Of that delegation, arose AID said that michigan
ma candidate WHO would DO prosented ny X.
b. Ieazer, OF Deiroit When frazer moved W
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The political p0xsr o. tho Mormon Church Ia
the Territories. a. exercised ia The pas Is me-
nae 20 Tree histiiuu0ns-a danger no longer 70
o. suffered; fhas ekefe We pledge the keppon-
ean party 70 spprOpFikte legislation asserting
the Sovereignty OF the nation 10 all Territories
where the same IL questioned, and Ia further
ance 81 that end 10 place upon the statute DO0ss
legislation stripEept enough 20 divorce the p0-
iiiieal from the ooslsgGstiesl power, and thus
stamp out the attendant wlckednoss Of polyks-
my.
Tho Repuhllcsn party u IN favor ot tho use OF
both gold and silver 40 money, snd condemns
The policy of the Dom0cfAiir Adninisa alton la
it- efforts 10 defnonefize silver
ADDICTION or POSTAGE AID FxEE scnooLs
We demsDs lhs roduszion u iettsF-postsge 70
enc cent per ounce. IN republic like ours.
who're lie citizen 10 q sovereign and tho oficial
the seryss1 where no power IL sssrcised except
BY the win o. te people, Il IL important Vat the
eOycfsign, the people, should possess inleili-
gonos. She free school IL the promofer Of mat
istslllgsnes which b 10 prsssrss "a ~ free nr-
'tos; therefore The Stzlo " patons or bctn coin-
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practice which prevails among some of the
teachers In our public schools Is occasioning much
annoyance and evoking loud complaints from the
parents who send their children there. 1t Is the
practice OF vicarious punishment One, Two three
pupils In q room disobey q rule, and the teacher
makes the whole roomful-the good and the bad,
the ooedient and the mutinous alike-stay after
hours as penalty for the misdoing of the few In
dividuals There Is no justice In this Moreover,
IL Is pitiful confession OF teachers incapacity
To cope with the exigencies OF school discipline.
whoever resorts 10 it does so because Of either q
warped judicial faculty, or a lack OF ability to
read Juvenile character and distinguish between
deceit and candor. IL does not inspire respect In
the pupil's mind for the teacher. On the contrary
II shocks his sense OF fairness and arouses his
tempt teacher who Is reduced 70 the necessity
Of such sweeping measures has evidently missed
his vocation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-16

Inc puoncation In yesterdays New York Herald
VI oonnoenaai note from q correspondent who
rs making a tour OF the western counties OF New
1orA STATE declaring that the feeling there Il 20
strongly antl-Cleveand largely on the tariff issue.
as 10 make the state sure for Harrison unless the
city democrats can come up TO the Harlem River
with more than seventy thousand majority has
eeAeea sometning OF stir in political circles 1t
seI'eo eorsmlno the sanguine gentlemen who
nav oeen serenely electing Mr. Cleveland By NJ.
unns out MS ma1orities on paper that that is not
the way an election Is carried. New York is an
sssenlai factor In every democratic calculation OF
soccesA Wnen Maine, following Oregon Rhode
AsiAno, ana vermont, went republican the result
was magnineo BY the republicans into a great
oempaiSn straw, settling concusively the election
VI hArrlson. When, on the other hand the local
eiections In New Jersey the other day showed
nessy democratic gains all along the line the dem
ocrss took turn At the Jubilant imitation and ng-
ufse OUT victory In November as an assured fact
NOV comes this sharp warning from the Herald
against democratic over-conrdence and as to the
necessity that the party should lose no time In
closing up its ranks In New York city, so as TO pre-
sent an unoroken front the array OF hostile bal
iors which win sweep down upon them from the
northern and western counties three weeks from
to-day.
The fact Is the election is going to be so close in
the great pivotal state OF New York, and 80 many
CONNECTING elements have TO be dealt with there,
tnat neither party can AFFORD TO lose single point
In the game, and IL would not be strange II the
majority for the winner In the whole state were
iess than that Cleveland got In 1854
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The acme OF impudence seems to have been
reached when Hugh J. Grant, the Tammany can
cidate for mayor OF New York, in a public speech,
declared that he would 'Temporize no longer with
the desperate faction which imperils the presi-
dency In its anxiety TO maintain corrupt ascend.
ancy In the municipal government" In view OF
the fact that all the talk about compromise origi-
mated with Tammany Hall, and that Mr.. Abr am
q Hewitt Is the person into whose keeping the
County Democracy propose to entrust their 'cor-
rupt ascendancy," this Is Just tribe rich. There
may not be great room for choice between the
various factions In New York city politics as re-
CARDS ceanness OF hands and sincerity OF motives:
but when IL comes 70 q comparison between an
administration OF the city's Affairs by Mr.. Grant,
OF Tammany Hall. and Mr.. Hewitt, the citizens
candidate, it will be hard for old New Workers to
keep their faces straight
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THE SECOND FLooR BARGAINS.

Csc. Night Gowns for SOC.
Compare them with any offered at the credit stores
for 75c. Don't just look infinitely examine them. This
describes our Gowns to be sold tomorrow for SOC.
each:
Made Of Fruit Of the Loom Muslin
Tucked Yoke front, Double Yoke at back
futent Rtlctino neck. front and sleeves
Relied Seams. setoed on lock-stitch machine
Extra Sizes to ft very stout ladies.
A GRAND OFFERING OF 81 GOWNS
Seven different styles to show you tomorrow: one
style was Sl15. another sold at $l25. Your choice
tomorrow for 81 each
BEST Soc CHEMISE EVER OFFERED.
The credit stores charge 75c for equal quality
Chemises. We should have charged Csc. but made q
speciality OF them at SOC. For tomorrow. SOC. each
See them.
SUPERIOR 81 CORSET
me same effect when given in the celebrated
"Fasso" Corset, for which we are the Washington
agents. To appreciate this Corset have one tried
SEE THE VERY LATEST BUSTLE
These Bustles slope from the waist and are guar
anteed to retain their shape under the heaviest of
wraps Only 4Sc. each
BARGAINS IN WORSTED GOODS.
Last year We asked 81 6S for Hand Knit worsted
Skirts for ladies' We offer better quality now in Red
Llght-Blue, Navy, and White for 81 .l5 each. Chill
drens sizes at Soc and Csc equally good bargains
For the baby show the cutest Sacques in
White, Blue and White and solid Blue Pink, Cream
Red and White for only 39c. each: Bottles to match
for l9c. and Caps for CSC. Such prices before but
never such qualities.
REVELATIONS IN SHOES
The largest and most varied stock in town You'd
hardly believe it II hadn't visited our Shoe Par
lor. Believe or not it don't alter the Act, does it!
An illustration no less than nine different styles in
VI Handmade Shoes Where else can you get one
style. much less nine styles of really HANDMADE
Boots for "a. We fix our show this afternoon
with samples Of all nine styles, but don't go by the
looks-our 81 boot looks well in the case-but have
pair tried on; and, II You buy q pair tell your
opinion OF them LII six months time. We want ladies
to call whove had trouble In being fitted have been
paying fancy prices.
OUR MOST POPULAR WRAPS.
Ladies don't buy . Wrap without looking around
town We quote the following likely to be the best
bargains in town for the simple we are selling
many.
AT $l2-Ulsters Of striped cloth, with loose front
tight back and bell sleeves
Al $l6-Seal Plush Jacket with bell sleeve and
plain Satin hning-plan linIngs the latest.
AT $2o-Seal Plush Modjeska real Seal trimmings
bell sleeves The fit you'll admire.
AT SS-Fannel Wrappers, in all coors, trimmed with
Black Hercules Braid; Princess back, loose front
AT S14-Persian Cashmere lea Gowns Fedora fronts
tight back, ell-sleeves, trimmed with Ribbons
AT $S-Child's listers Striped Cloths Hood and An
gel Sleeves.
AT 81 9S-Black Jerseys braid trimmed la militaire
TITS our 1898 Jersey for g. 9S-a special sttrac-
ton for tomorrow. One to a customer
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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CONTINUED below.)
OTHER NEw DREss Goops.

Compare any Of the following with samples from
where you will and We confidently expect your patron
age.
Use. Silk Pushes ..... Trimming velvets at 7oc Al
9l25. so. 81. go. &2. and $3.50 . yard Surah
Silks at &c.. &c., and 8L19.... Satin Rhadames at
csc and 81 Fsille at 8l.25 and 81 08 all the
above In the newest shades.
Priestly's, Lupins and Courtaulds Black Goods
The Warranted Black Silks in less than thirty nine
different styles.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below)
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tended for distribution among the firemen. refers
10 his former membership OF an engine company
In Elmira. and quotes him as saying: "The hap
piest days OF my life were when I ran with the
machine" Probably the next happiest have been
when he has been run by the machine-though he
doesn't mention those.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-16

Judge Thurman was obliged to decline shaking
hands with multitude OF admirers who gathered
at the Shelbyville barbecue to meet him yester-
day. In the classic days Of oratory It was not un-
common for the speaker TO provide the eloQuence
and an assistant, standing on the same rostrum,
the gestures BETTING the speech. Why could not
some such arrangement be introduced into this
campaign with good effect, Judge Thurman doing
the showing Of himself to the people, and one Of
his muscular friends doing the handshaking?
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The democrats are now claiming California for
Cleveland oy from three to rve thousand majority.
The state committee has been laying itself out to
win, ana the new anti-Chinese law has been used
among the workingmen, II Is said, with immense
eject Meetings are held nightly In parts OF the
state hitherto rarely reached by the excitements
OF political campaign, and Judge Humans por-
trait Is 10 be seen everywhere. II the democrats
do not succeed, 1t win not be because they nave
not tried hard enough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NVANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF TWENTY
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keeper. clerk unexceptiOnAbe reierences Address
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WANTED-BY A CoLORED GIRL A SITUATION
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NVANlED-BY YOUNG MAN BOOK KEEPING
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office. ocl5-et'
NNANTED-BY AFRENCH PROTESTANT HOUSE.
w keeper, speaks fair German and English situA-
ton or respon position in hotel private family.
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NVANTED-A LADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES
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English, Companion any position Of trust refer
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