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SACkVILLE'S PROBABLE sue.
CESSOR.

Sir Clare Ford, now British Minister at
Madrid, Likely to Come Here.
Special Cable Dispatch 10 TIE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, Nov. Lord Salisbury's statement
of the Saekville affair will be made in the house
of lords on Tuesday next. Meanwhile the pa
pers relating to the subject are in the hands Of
members Of both houses. Sackville, in his dis
patches, declines to admit anything blamable
in his conduct and treats the Murchison letter
as private and the writing of it as an ordinary
inc ident, the hubbub about which caused him
the greatest astonishment. have reason 20
believe that Sir Clare Ford, minister at Mad
rid, viii succeed Sackville, although Ford per.
sonally is rather disinclined to quit his present
post
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JUSTICE LAMAR TALKS.
He is Surprised at the Defeat, but Does
Not Attribute it to the Tariff.

"Are you looking for election news?" asked q
STAR reporter of Justice Lamar as he met the
latter strolling down Pennsylvania avenue.
"Oh, no" wss the reply, 'T have got over
that. I'm not one of those who are always
waiting and hoping for something better when
they feel and see that the tide is against them.
"Then you think that Harrison is elected?"
Everything points that way, and don't
think there will be any change in what is now
believed to be the general result. anticipate
that later information may make it more favor
able for Harrison"
"Did you anticipate this result9"
"By no means. On the contrary, it Is great
surprise to me-
"Do you think the tariff issue is responsible
for the democratic defeat?"
"No; do not, and do not know to what to
attribute this defeat, In regard to the tariff, !
remember reading with great interest the tes-
timony taken by the tariff commission Of 1882,
and / was struck with the fact that there was
not single one of the great number Of manu-
factrrers examined who did not admit that his
business could stand at least a small percentage
OF tariff reductions. OF course q mans state
ments, even under oath, are naturally some
what colored when they are in regard to his
pecuniary interests, but yet all who were ex-
amined then admitted that slight reduction
OF the tariff upon articles employed in their
manufactures might be made without serious
injury to their business. This is what the tariff
measure proposed by the Administration would
do. 1t was reform measure and not q free
trade bill"
Justice Lamar had just come from the White
House, where he had seen the President, who,
he said admitted that the news thus far re-
ceived looked very unfavorable.
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THE sACKvILLE MATTER.
London Press Comment on the Blue
Book Issued Yesterday.

LONDON, Nov. THE Daily Ne'os says: THE
Blue Book on the Sackville affair considerably
improves the position of President Cleveland
and Mr.. Bayard. Lord Salisbury's error lay in
not perceiving that the recall Of Lord SackviIle
involved no personal discredit"
The Standard considers that the Blue Book
acquits the foreign Office, shows that Lord
Salisbury acted with dignity and discretion,
and removes the only extenuation il was possi-
BILE to plead for Mr.. Cleveland.
The Times says: The Blue Book confirms
our previous opinion. 1t emphasizes Lord
Saokyilles indscretion
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DELAWARE.

The Democrats Retain the Legislature.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 7.-An Eosy Epen-
ing bulletin says Kent County has gone demo-
cratic, and the Legislative ticket is elected by
1863 plurality. This insures the election of Q
democratic Senator to succeed Salisbury.
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General Foreign News.

THE CZAR TO VISIT BERLIN
BERLIN, Nov. Tt is stated that the Gear
will come to Berlin in the spring.
SIXTY PERSONS DROWNED AT CALCUTTA
CALCUTTA, Nov. IA ferry steamer was sunk
in collision here to-day and sixty persons
were drowned.
PROPOSED ANGLo-HELLENrc BANK.
LONDON, Nov. IA proposal to found a new
Anglo Hellenic bank at Athens is extensively
supported
BETRoTHAL OF THE PRINCE OF NAPLES.
ROME, Nov. THE betrothal Of the Prince
of Naples to Princess Clementine of Belgium
will be announced shortly
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COLORADO.

Probability that the Republicans have
Got Everything.
DENVER, Col, Nov. 2, 3:15 a.m.-Returns
from forty-eight precincts outside of the city
give Harrison ASA, Cleveland 2,257. As the
returns are from several counties, no compari-
son can be made with returns Of 1884. The in
dications are that Townsend, republican. for
Congress, will be elected by large majority,
togetner with republican majority in both
Returns from "a counties Ia the state ont of
45 give Harrison nearly 1000 majority, and
Cooper, rep, for governor, between 5000 and
10000; Partial rerurns from II precincts of
Arapahoe County Oenver) indicate q repub-
1900 to 5000.
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INDIANA.
Republican Joy Tempered by the Fear
that the State Is Democratic.

Republican Joy Tempered by the Fear
that the State is Democratic.
INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Nov. 7.-Returns have
been received from sixty y-seven of the ninety
one precincts in this (Marion) county. They
show plurality Of from 500 to 800 for the DEM
ocrat,c ticket. Large gains were made in the
rural districts especially in that containing the
state insane and county poor farm. The labor
districts in the city also show democratic gains.
500.
Uncertainty at Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 2, II a.m.-The feel
ing at this writing is one of uncertainty. Re-
turns are very slow in coming in. Democratic
gains are shown in returns from Marion
County, but some Of the strongest republican
wards and precincts are yet to hear from. Both
sides claim the state, but each admits that il
may go either way. The latest reports show that
In 40 out OF S06 precincts in the state Harri-
son has net gain Of $500. Important reports
| are expected every minute and the excitement
on the street is intense. The republicans are
inclined to be jubilant over the indications
showing Gen. Harrison's election, but feel as
one gentleman expressed it, that 1.-The sauce is
spoiled by the seasoning of Indiana demo-
cratic" SO there are no marked demonstra-
tions: Col. W. Il. Smith, secretary of the Lin
coin League OF Indiana, says confidently, "In-
diana will give Harrison 5000 to 5000 plu-
rality"
Four hundredprecin in Indiana show net
republican gain of 2,576
HARRISON GAINS.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. z, l1:30 am.-Five
hundred and ten out of 1907 precincts in the
state give Harrison, 76,37s; Cleveland, 6s,17s.
In 1884 Blaine received 70,272; Cleveland,
65,33O; net republican gain of 1862 Returns
from all precincts but I3 in Marion County in
dicate that the county is democratic by plu-
rality of 500. This is a democratic gain of
about 100 over 1884.
HARRISON 5000 AHEAD.
1NDIANAPoLIs, Nov. z, 12:45 p. m-Six hun
dred and forty precincts in Indiana give Har-
rison SO, ESQ. Cleveland 90,S6S. Same precincts
In 1884 gave Blaine 81 ,054, Cleveland S6,6l5.
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MORNING AND EVENING GuNs.-Congress al
the last session made an appropriation for the
purchase of powder for firing salutes at mill
tary posts at sunrise and sunset, and by gen.
partment acquisitions for powder at the differ
ent posts will now be filed, and the morning
and evening guns will again be fred, after an
intermission of the practice for q year and a
half
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CONNECTICUT.
Cleveland Has Plurality Of 35O-One
Democratic Congressman.


Democratic Congressman.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. 7.-Connecticut gives
Cleveland plurality of 42s with two towns to
hear from, which will reduce it to about s5O
Morris, dem, beats Bulkley, rep, for governor
will be elected by republican legislature. Con-
gressmen elected: first district, w. E. Simonds,
rep, 1923 plurality, gain; second district, W. f.
Wilcox, DEM, 953 plurality; third, Charles A.
Russell, rep, $40 plurality; fourth, Frederick
from which win make t about 100 The gem
eral assembly is republican about the same as
last year.
Another Democratic Congressman.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. Later state re-
turns elect Congressman Edward W. Seymour,
dem., in the fourth district. By the vote of
Newtown his majority is 39S. Congressman
are thus equally divided-two each.
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MISSOURI.

The Republicans Garry st. Louis and
Gain Two Representatives. in Congress.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. z, 4:30 a. m.-Returns from
all but four outlying precincts, which will not
materially affect the figures, show that Kim
ball, rep, for governor, has carried St. Louis
by 5000 majority. The majority for the repub-
ican Presidential ticket is about 400 less.
REPRESENTATIVE o'NE1L DEFEATED.
Niedringhaus, rep, defeats ONeill dem, for
Congress in the eighth district by 1,50O major
ity, while Frank, rep, will have q majority of
over 1000 over Castleman, dem, in the ninth.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Republicans Claim the Election Of At
kinson In the First District.
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. -Four precincts
in this city show democratic gain of &C and a
republican gain Of 1873 over the vote of 1884 on
the national ticket. The republicans claim the
election of Atkinson for Congress from the first
district beyond doubt
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ALABAMA.
A Large Majority for Cleveland.

SELMA, Ala, Nov. 7.-Jouis w. Turpin dem,
Is elected 70 Congress from this (fourth) dis
trict by large majority. Returns indicate q
large majority for Cleveland throughout the
state.
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HOLLAND AND GERMANY.
Bismarck Trying to Force the Dutch
Into the Bund.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING srAR.
LONDON, Nov. 7.-TS1lh learns from Berlin
that the emperor and Bismarck recently in
formed the king of Holland, who wrote pri-
vately to the emperor on the subject, that the
succession of his daughter, Wilhelmina, would
only be recognized by Germany on the condi-
ton of Holland entering the bund on the same
footing as Bavaria.
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To Advertisers.

ADvERTIsEMENTs must be sent in so as to reach
the business Office before 12 o'clock NJ, in order to
secure proper classification or insure insertion in
The STAR the same day. The interests of sub
scribers and advertisers alike compel the adoption
of this rule
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VIRGINIA.
Republican Gains Reported from Several
Sections.

Republican Gains Reported from Several
Sections.
srAuNroK, Va, Nov. Z.-Cumberland County
gives Harrison 467 majority, and Yost, for Con-
gressman, 472 majority.
YosT NAY BE xLRcrED.
STAuNToN, VA, Nov. 7.-Rockbridge County
gives 100 republican majority; Allegheny $50
republican majority. Returns from the tenth
district indicate close result, with the chances
in favor of Yost, rep, for Congress.
BIG HARRISON GAIN.
HARRIsoNBuRa, VA, Nov. 6-Returns from
the seventh district show that O'Ferrall, dem, is
elected over Roller, rep, for Congress BY 5000
vote.
CHAaLorTEsvuLE,v VA, Nov. 7.-An but one
precinct Tn Abemarle gives Cleveland 696 ma
tority. The one to hear from will reduce it to
ESQ, an increase Of 98 per cent over 1854
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Republicans Lose vo,

The Republicans Lose Votes.
CONCORD, n. a., Nov. 7.-Returns In l62 towns
and cities giveHarrison so, sss Cleveland Is s42;
scattering, Loss. The same places In 1854 gave
Blaine %, 7os; Cleveland, 1855; scattering,
Isis; republican net loss 75s.
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THE RESULT IN JERSEY.
Cleveland's Plurality About 1900 and
the Legislature Democratic.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING star.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. THE majority for
Cleveland in this state is about 1900. The
senate stands eleven democrats to ten republi-
cans, and the house thirty-three or thirty-four
democrats to twenty-seven or twenty-eight re-
publicans. The republicans elect Bergen,
Buchanan, Beckwith and Lehlbach to Congress,
and the democrats elect Geissenhamer, Fowler
and McAdoo. The revolt against the local op-
tion bill, passed By the legislature last winter,
legislature, which will give the democrats the
successor to Senator Mcpherson and enable
them to repeal the liquor bill The election Of
democratic legislature is q severe blow to
William Walter Phelps and Seweu. The DEM
ocratic struggle between Senator Mcpherson,
Leon Albeit and the field for Senator n Jam
uary will be very exciting.
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Representative Harmer Reelected.
Speciai Dispstch to THE EVENING STAR.
PHILADEIPHIA, Nov. 7.-Mr. Harmer has car
ried the fifth Pennsylvania district claimed by
the Philadelphia Record and New York
Times to be doubtful, by $3.50 majority. He
has at his home, twenty-second ward, g. 400 ma
jority, 500 more than for presidential ticket
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Returns From Nevada.

:, San FRANcsco, Nov. Thirty precincts in
the state Of Nevada out Of total Of l72 give
Harrison 2,S7s, Cleveland 1,695. In 1854 the
1,7V.
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OHIO.
Romeis Defeated in the Toledo Dis
trict by q Democrat

trict by a Democrat.
TOLEDO, ONO, Nov. Full returns from the
sixth district show that Boothman, rep, is re-
elected by 400 majority. Haynes, dem., defeats
Romeis, rep, in the tenth congressional dis
trict, by 700.
Ldter.-The result in the sixth district is very
close and will take the official vote to decide.
Both districts are now represented by republi-
cans.
PUasLEY ELECTED IN THE TWELFTH DISTRICT
CINCINNATI, Nov. 7.-Dispatches from Hills
boro, Ohio, say that Pugsley, rep, is elected to
Congress from the twelfth district. The ma
jority for Morry, rep, seventh district is esti-
mated at 10000.
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MIR. ARNoLD's AssIoNNxNr.-Geo. L. Arnold,
who has made an assignment in favor Of his
creditors, is boot ana shoe dealer, and not .
grocery merchant, - indicated In yesterdays
STAB.
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MAS.-Last night, near the corner Of 18th and
X streets Officer Oriani arrested q colored man
named Robert Price on charge Of assaulting
his wife. Price resisted and the policeman
was badly injured in attempting to take his
grabbed brick and struck the officer with it,
A struggle ensued and the policeman finally
overpowered him and locked him up at the
first precinct station. When the officer arrived
at the station he discovered that bis ankle was
sprained, and he was otherwise SO badly in
lured that DIR. Gill was summoned from the
Emergency Hospital to attend him. This morn
Ing, In the Police Court, Price was fined $40
Tor assaulting his wife, and the charge against
him for assaulting the officer was continued
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American Shares Firm I'm London

LONDON, Nov. I'm the stock markets this
morning American securities opened very firm
on the news of Gen. Harrison's election. Gen.
tral Pacific shares were in strong demand.
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Tho Vote of PennsvIvania,

PHMADKLPnA, Nov. THE latest returns
BY counties indicate that Harrison has q plu-
raiity in the state Of 70,17s against 81 ,0l8 for
Blaine in 1884,
= LxNcH DICTATED YoR ooHGRRss.
WuKxsBAlRx, Pa, Nov. THE democrats
concede the election Of Z. & 0sborne (rep.), 70
Congress, In the twelfth district, defeating John
Lynch, the present member.
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An Effective Amateur Fireman.
HI PREVENTS A coNFLAoRATIoN At TEE HoTKl
BRUNsw1CK.

HI PREVENTS A coNFLAoRATIoN At TEE HorKL
BRUNSWICK.
A fire that threatened to prove Q serious con.
hagration occurred on the fourth floor Of the
Hotel Brunswick about noon to-day. The FIRE
started, it is thought, about the bed in the
room, and was not discovered until IL had
burned for some minutes. Persons in the alley
in the rear Of the hotel noticed the smoke
coming from the windows for nearly
fifteen minutes before an alarm was
turned in. The room 10 small
one, and is occupied by one Of the SER
wants. When the Ere was discovered by the in
mates Of the hotel there was an outcry which
brought Q number Of persons TO the house.
Among them was young man named D. Z:
Grace. To star reporter he said that he had
NO home, and was inst looking along the ave-
nue. and heard the cry Of fire" He At once
went TO the room where the ere was, and, nnd-
ing the door locked, got an AZ and broke IL In,
and by using number Of hand grensdes sue
ceeded in keeping the flames down, and thus
no doubt prevented Q DISASTROUS IRE. Wheo
the FIRE department. arrived the flames were
soon entirely extinguised II 10 mystery -
TO how the 6re originated The room was oc.
cupied Last night and the door was looked, %
thst the 6re could mot have been caused b.
children playing with matches. The dsmag4
win not exceed t1oo. The hotel b conducts4
By Nicholas Ihiol
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
MISCELLANEOUS.


Mr.. N. T. Haller has written TO the Commis-
sioners calling their attention TO the use Of
gasoline stoves by plumbers in new buildings.
As they are very dangerous and likely 10 explode
he asks that the Commissioners prohibit their
use.
The superintendent of streets has recon-
mended that the roadway of New York avenue,
from 18th street TO the pound, be repaired at q
cost Of $100, and the Commissioners have
approved Of the recommendation
VITAL STATISTICS.
The report OF Health Oficer Townshend for
the week ending November 8, shows: Number
Of deaths, 75-white, 81; colored, 3s. Death
rate per 900 per rannum-white, I2.S3; colored,
1854; total population, l7.S3; q were under
five years Of age and Is over sixty years; IS
were under one year Of age; 9 Of the deaths
occurred in hospitals and public institutions.
The deaths by classes were as follows: Zymotic,
Is; constitutional, 2l; local, 80; developmental,
z; violence, 2. The principal causes Of death
were: Consumption, Is; diarrheal, 5; typhoid
fever, 6; malarial fever, 1; pneumonia, 2; con-
gestion Of the lungs, 8; bronchitis, 5; pleurisy,
1; whooping cough, 2; diphtheria, 1. Births
reported-1s white males, 10 white females; -
colored males; 16 colored females. Marriages
reported-22 white, colored
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issps i and payTents a can be made At the
Monthly payments are s2 SO per share
its advantages. BENEFITS &C. win be furnished upon sp,
Thomas n s@omsEyills @ President: .31s 18Th 8. NV.
Gee; Gasilear. I'd V. no INV.
and ias Sfess Ak kq9dRs 99R'
e NJ Iii
RG. Rr geo 9YNb W surge6n Genersls ofhce
Hon Ellis Spear Solicitor Of Patents Equitable BnIds
dhos b Cross jr. Lumber Dealer, sth St cor NJ Sc.
Rbnson PafEe co. dothiers
and SeIy e1s c0 IGN s
y LLd;Sn b Odds -. Teller cifzens National Bsnk
b BALDWIN. Teller Columbia National Bank
Willard socy Columbia Fire fns st4f i4fs SRss st.
Boteer secy MG Fire ns Co aIS S and a P f ave-
fobn HoS.er M B O. Ticket Agt, I4th and Pa ave.
jas store Gas non once, osh ioth % st.
J. d. Free, Bookstore. l343 + ST. NV
JNo. JOY EDISON. Secretary.
oc31-3m Office hours to 80 pm daily
DIR. J. W. LITTLE HAS REMOVED TO
phone hone 4S2. Hours to 10 am; A to pm; pm.
FOR CORRECT STYLES VISIT
corner N Y,.ve. and i6th lot nain' st.n.1i ocso-em
E~ COLLARS AND SE CUFFS,
~ CENTS EACH.
900. SWISS STEAM LAUNDRY,
MISS MINNIE LYNCH, FORMERLY OF
-. st aose's Industrial School, has taken
habits. oc2e-12tse
K~ GRodAN's INsTAI.MENT HOUSE,
739 AND TAI 9TH ST. NV.
Carpets OH Cloths stnF BABY Buy csrnFes s1ns Refs
ing line sold on credit cheap they can be bought
~h hyaI MAkE AND LAY casF. asF CARPETS FREE OF
YEoMEN OF THE GUARp-GILBERT
~ and suliivSR's q New W qPera Per AZ e be- 6e had a
R- COLLARS AND CUFFS,
na-,m SWISS STEAM LAUNDRY, ND
- OFFICE ROCHESTER LAMP CO., NEW
TpEk SIpNf We bsEs lust issued the MOST
Nisgsrs best made for Drop Lights Stores, Parlors'
,b S EtATlpe = Hnd IgEshase q new store 3. near
r COLLARS AsR SPsHs SSFEs; EACH.
900, SWISS STEAM LAUNDBYs
R~ FIRE INsURANCEi
Continental Fire Ins. Co.. Of New YORK
Girard Fire Ins. Co. Of PhiladelPhiA
pUy.1I ssi sH f,tas ss and Ina Broker, MANAGE.
Houses. Merchandise. Household Furniture, Wear
c AZ SEES low v d6s ses OF
tention- oco-2m
Dr. TAtBoTrs Dental once has been re-
moYsd From 4S7 to building opposits. 43o 7th st
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d0OPERATIvE BUILDING ASSOCIATION

COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
The ninth annual meeting will be held on wEDNEs-
DAY, NOVEMBER z, 1888, at 7:3O PM, at the
National Rifles Armory. g st. between 9th and 10th
SITS. NV.
Office hours from o am. to 4:3O p.m On the first
Wednesday in each month the Office will be open from
to O'Clock PIN. Advances viii be made promptly
at O'Clock.
Subscriptions for shares in the 18th issue received
daily at the office of the Association, Equitable Build
THOMAS soMERvILLE, Pres't.
JNo JOY EDsON. secy. n6-2t
sTHE FRIENDS OF THE LATE MATTHEW
80 G. Emery, !r, "A, are invited, without further
sERfS & ls sbs and sssvs s HI T
Ss o Of h aid r E sss R and
THIS Is TO NOTIFY MY CUSTOMERS
sDd IN The aB Pof & tss nat am sSs on
shop. and am prepared to do horse shoei9g in all
n5-4t' Formerly of the firm S Of Kraft % Common.
-. HAVING SECURED LINTHICUM INsTI-
tqte Hall, o. bet 3lst and BED SITS. George
T ssseige PTH Hsses Sb and Mas.sFs IN
TIE IEkNo0Ns. s at O'Clock, commencing THURSDAY.
Parents wishing, their children THOROUGHLY in
structed will send them to me,
MRS. FLORA G. DENNIsoN,
Academy and Residence,
n5-3t 929 NJ st. NV
DIR. J. RIBIERE, XETBRINARY SUR
5e left ffs as I n9
0FEICE OF CoLLECT0R OF TAXES,
Noy lssS.Ihe taxpayers Of the District win take
1nt es y I 1 has seesd the
sea az Sa SS
Z 1883 the other half May l. 1889. ON 50 much Of
h, d ,dSd %gSss
otherwise proceeded with as the law directs fne law
May DAVIS 9 Of s lanes G. Gh'n % rs% %
ssdss I'd g s' @s SC III al e:ess s%s q asss
D2sTk5r 4sE5fE QH Sr OF VIEW TA15 =
TseePt decision % BY the court On cause Kosnes
nI r sas'
~ PIANOS SLIGHTLY USED
have an elegant stock Of fifty square
i ss south q
- DEXTER STEAM LAUNDRY
have to Tedacs s
So.ps eS and .er VI Rs, 3 as n tOGws Shirts
S5l~ ' NJ Gf'fSH'sasR rs S,
Co. corner az Z and 81 NV Wasb-
ington. November 2, 1SSS.-The annual meeting Of
the stockholders will be held at the Office of the Com
pany on TUESDAY, November 13, 1883, at O'Clock
PM for the election of Board Of Directors to serve
for the ensuing and for such other business
may be transacted under the charter.
SAMUEL NORMENT, President
WILLIAM DICKSON, Secretary. n3-St
~ CENTS EACH.
SWISS STEAM LAUNDRY,
n2-1Ot 1922 + st.
NEW ISSUE OF STOCK. (THE l6TH)
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
EQUITABLE BUILDING 1908 ST.
ASSETS. s971,539.e4
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Elected by an Increased Plurality.
Hon. L. E. McComas, of the sixth Maryland
district, telegraphs toM B. II. Warner that his
plurality exceeds 1,70O