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Transfer. OF R-a, E,s,,..

Dee'is Ia ir' have teen niel as follows: Ellen j.
Newton u j. l. HeiskeI ct Al, trustees, pIs 70
10 81 Jle; SS+0O. {. h. Brookes 10 G b. Tanner.
I0t 70, e. h. . sub Mt Pleasant; g.. Catherine
r. NeA1eher 10 Andrew ochman, pt. 3, 50. SOD
sAOO- horace e. Jacobs TO W. J. Donovan. pit IL,
80 %Sp; $1,000 Mary v. Wilson 20 Julia T. Boo
isl pt j, ~, 6S6; t9jO0 Chas. Eas, able 10 john
-. bAsiSO.e % ls - ll6; 8. ). n BasIable u
5 ~ bdslaole, saLle property; 8. Catherine
he sales al The New YORK cotton exchange yes
tory
TEe painters Of Pit,soarg and Allegheny struck
Seslt .Hy lo- nlne-hoGr day It IS wages
Tne Texas republican "a ate Convention 10 norni-
IA deirg lies 10 Calcag0 and Q xuD~rnato .aI
ticket VIII De neid AZ Fort Norta. April "a
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queer NOtnOnS ABOUT America
REMARKABLE IGNORANCE IN EUROPE CONCERNING
THIS GREAT COUNTRY OF OURS.
From st. Nicholas for March
An English lady who had Travelled over the
greater part OF Europe said she had great desire
10 come to America, and her principal object in
doing SO was to shoot Niagara. rather opened
my eyes at this, and said thought she must refer
10 the celebrated trip down the rapids OF the st.
Lawrence, but she was very positive on the sub
Ject, and SAID she meant Niagara, and nothing
else; she had understood that they did 1t In a
steamboat, and she knew she should enjoy the
S. nsation.
weIl-educated, middle-aged gentleman told
me that the reason our civil war lasted so long
was that We had no military men In our COUNTRY
and that war carried on entirely by Civilians
could not proceed veiy rapidly. II any OF you
have ever seen an English atlas you Will UNDER
stand why IL IS d1mcult 10 get from IL good idea
OF America We shall ind, in such an atlas full
and complete maps OF every European country and
principaity, whole page being sOmeIimts given
TO an Island. or to a colony IN Asia and Africa;
out the entire United states, with sometimes the
whole OF North America besides, Is crowded into a
single map. Some Oh these are SO small that the
New England States are not large enough 10 con.
tain Their names, and are designated by letters
which refer to the names printed In an open part
or the Atlantic Ocean. No wonder thai the DeO-
pie who Use these maps have limited idea Of our
country.
But It is not only English people who appear to
kn W very little about America. A German coun.
tess once asked me II We had any theaters in New
YORK. and when told her that there were not only
seosed two grand opera houses at which, at that
tllne Two or the leading prma donnaS OF the world
We're singing on the same nights she was a little
surprised. IL is quite common In various parts of
the continent TO hear people speak OF the late war
between North and South America. They knew
that the war was between the North and the
South. snd as twas in America, the mistake is
natural enough TO people Who have STUDIED only
European geography.
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TNHOMAS BOWLING. Auc:ioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE On THE EAST SIDE OF
SEVENTH STREET WEST, BETWEEN NORTH
fok AN 3 : SoHrH o STREETS IN WASHING
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust bearing date -
recorded in Lber No ZIG, at folio lib: ct seq Iii
and at the written requested the party secured
the undersigned Trustee will SELL at public sale, in
T ss sur Of PAh 1f Ftk
p. NJ. all that certain piece or parcel OF
ground s, tn, lying s9d being in the city Of Wash
scrbed as part Of original lot numbered twelve 12l
In square numbered four hundred and forty-seven
ga az. as the same Is contained within the following
southwest OF said lot and thence running north
wi the line of 9TH street west twenty t2O) feet.
thence due east eighty 900 feet thence due south
to the place Of beginning together with the improve
ments and appurtenances thereunto belonging in
Terms Of sale: $4,000 in cash at the time Of SALE
within Ave t5) days thereafter of which the Of
5000 must be paid i'll cash at the time said property
down to the purchaser and the balance Of the
purchase money in equal instSlments at six 90 aud
twelve O2l months FROM the day Of SALE for which
the notes Of the purchase must be ven, dated of
the rate of six 90 per centuIn per annum until paid.
and secured by a duly recorded deed of trust
upon said property and Poey .. nsuraEce upon the
to the undersigned trustee. all cash, the option
Of the purchaser or purchasers. All conyeyancing.
chaser or purchasers II the terms Of sale are not
complied with within five 60 days iron the day OF
sale the unders gned Trustee the right
purchaser thereof after at least five CD
days notice. by advertisement, in the Evening Star
FENDALL E. ALEXANDER, Trustee.
.eOdkde&(Dt6
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A Table for Future Use.

From the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
Many questions are answered by the following
table BY little ngurin any one can see what
states either candidate must set to secure cleo
ton:
Whole number Of electoral votes 4ol
NpreSlary n 81
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OR THE LIQUOR HABIT,
CURED BY ADMINISTERING pl
HAlNES' GOLDEN SPECIfIC

can be given in q cup Of coffee or tea without the
knowledge of the taking IL 10 absolutely harm
less and Will effect permanent and speedy curs
WHISTLER the patient In moderate dfinker or an alco
honc wreck. Thousands Of drunkards have been made
coffee without their and to-day beev W they
quit mixing Of their own free will IT NEVER FAIIA
The system once inpregnsted with the specific 10 be-
comes a utter impossibty Tor the liquor appetite 70
s i. WARE, Under Ebbitt House, and
M HELPHENSTINk l4th It. aud Vermont avA,
dl-tll.At tn 1y Manlaingtop. D. o.
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Two H1aH ANS.

One to make our goods the standard quality.
The other to make our figures the standard Of
low prices. These hsvs been our constant aims
for years past. It II not spasn,odic efforts
which have accomplished this. bat It u con-
tinued e6orts
We have pleased the people. pleased ourselves
and merit continued support Let US hsvsit
and we will show you tempting bargains from
one years end to smother. We have Full Lines
Of GENTLEMEN's. YOUTHS AND BOYS
CLOTHING. ready made or msds to order, With
large line Of FURNISHING GOODS. All Ut
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
NOAH WALKER b 60.
ms 626 Psnnsyivsnis svs
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE BRICK
SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of deed in trust to from the heirs
Of james Peake. deceased, shall sell al public 5
auction, in front Of the premises, on THURSDAY,
the EIGHTH DAY OF MARCH, AID 1885, at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. the south half of Lot No.
30. in square No. S77, having frontage of twenty
four feet and half inches CA - 9TH street
east. and improved by three-story and attic Frame
and Brick Dwelling. No. 5l7 9TH street southeast
tanning eleven rooms
Terms Cash deposit Of $50 required Convey
ancing and recording At purchasers cost.
WILLIAM C. PEAKE
mil -dEde Trustee.
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high CLASS PAINTINGS
AT PUBLIC SALE
Commencing
THURSDAY. MARCH EIGHTH, AT
EIGHT O'CLOCK,
Aud Continuing
FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, MARCH
NINTH. AT THREE AND EIGHT O'CLOCK,
At our Art salesroom. Cor 10th and Penn. ave.
MR. L. sPIRIDoN. of Rome,
Has instructed us to sell his entire collection Of
PAINTINGS, wATER-COLORs. MARBLE STAT.
UARY, NOW ON EXHIBITION
This collection embraces works of the best Masters
of Europe. such names as Salvador Rosa. Giovanni
Bologna, Fortuny Corot. Favretto, Chaplin. Trsbey
Prof. Tinelli. Daubigny. Boudin, f. spridon and
many others Of equal renown.
THIS SALE Is WELL WORTH THE ATTENTION
OF LOVERS OF FINE ART.
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
mh3-6t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
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VIZ ARE RrADr.

VIZ ARE RrADr.
RING THE BELL,
BEAT THE DRUM
loot THE HORN,
LET THE CROWD CONF IN
rRxHxNDous SLAUGHTER:
ZOO BuIloeks Standard Diagonal suits, blsck and
brown me whale. doubls-warp sesgs lining. noAar
binding. sstesu sleeve lining Ut
slo75.
80 silk-mixed Cashmere srits, neat MIXTURE. com.
posed Of silk and wool only. doube-wsrp seaes lining,
sstesn slssvs lining, douhls-stitched edge, ss
sl0.76.
This line Of suits 10 positively worth SIS Remem-
Der this Wholesale il one week only and
will positively discontinue FRIDAY EVENING,
March Y. ss z O'Clock p m.
VICTOR ADLrR,s.
10 Per Cent Clothing House. 10
Strictly One Prioa
s27 and zee 9TH It NV. corner Massachusetts, svA
Fine Clothing at 10 Per cent above the actual cost
Open saturday Until IL Pm. mis-
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
PROF LRTY ON 18th STREET. BETWEEN
AND NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust to us, dated June 81,
1850 and duly recorded in Liber No l127, folio
439 ct seq of the land records for the District
of Columbia and at the request of the party secured
thereby, will offer for sale in front OF the prem
A. p lsss, at $50 O'CLOCK ?, m. the following de
of Columbia, to wit: Lots numbered forIy-one (4D,
fortytwO (42) forty three (4 and forty -four 44 IN
QI0).
Terms Of sale: One third cash. balance in one and
two years. respectively for which the promssory
t6, per centrum per annum from day Of SALE payable
property Sold all cash, at the option of the pur-
chaser. deposit Of 800 will be required on each
lot ut time Of SALE all cOnveyancinx at purchasers
cost Terms of sale to be complied with in days,
otherwise the trustees the right to resell
risk and cost Of defsutng purchaser after five days
advertisement.
JAS H. MARI, 936 st.
JOB BARNARD, 500 9TH ct. NV.
NH -eOdGd6 Trustees.
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DROF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
II voysnt. Astrologer and Spiritual Medium Born
with second sight and veal Every hidden mystery
hidden treasar.a Gives lucky nam6ers. csusss
Success in business Removes al family troubles
and evil innuences Cures sckness. II disappointed
can convince the most Meptcal Strangers from other
cities will ave time and By calling
Seeds where AZ sthsrs dan nd sayss.s, only what
receipt OF ell Nale lock Il hair. dats q birth Hours
3 70 8: Open Sundays from 1 70 pm.
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QUICK SALES AND SMALL PRorrrs
MOTTO OF
F.S. WILLIAMS 4 co. Drurwists.

r. g WILLIAMS 3 CO., Drussists.
Under Masonic Temple. corner 9th and SITS. NV,
Where will be found the most complete and varied
stock of Drugs Patent Medicines and Psrfumeries in
the city. at which better and few meet
Is hown By the following partial list:
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Sliding 10 bases.

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
Pitcher Stage. OF the Yale nine, Is determined
that the nine shall win every game IL plays during
the coming season. In order that this result may
be accomplished he Is training the candidates as
candidates never were trained before. Capt Stagg
IL u genuine YANKEE, and II has Just been dlscov-
cred That ne has lately been devoting his inventive
mind Tor new scheme for te .ching the nine now
To slide TO bases. He has constructed pi e frame
l4A7 feet, covered with canvas, drawn cightiy,
and provided WITH an o'er-covering OF velvet CAR
pet, and has placed II In the gymnasium 1t Is In
bed covered with carpet, and It's surface Is elevated
about feet above the ground The candid ties
run distance OF 20 feet OF so. and then hurl
themselves headlong upon tnis new machine. Capt
Stdgg is certain that his new device will enable the
en TO practice the ART OF stealing bases ana slid.
ing 70 reach them It critical moments. The fam.
Gus little pitcher says that the nine will be the
lest Yale has yet produced.
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Handoline renders the complexion clear and whit
and the skin soft and smooth the in
the world for chapped hands, lips and face per bottle
Poe
Rheumssis never fails to give relief in NEURALGIA
bottle, 2oc.
We take every and pains our prescription de-
partment which is complete. being thoroughly
stocked with drugs and chemicals from the most re-
liable Manufacturers, such Squibb. Powers and
Meishtman and other well known chemists All pre-
scrpuons Entrusted to our will be enthusiastically
dlepensed at the lowest rates. Don't mistake the
ElseeIIHE TEMPLE DRUG STORE, under Masonic
Temple. corner 9th and sta
+. 8. WILLIAMS 4 Co, propristors
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MERCHANT TAILORING
SPRING GOODS.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE ADVANCE
STYLES OF SPRING cAssIMEREs, cHEv1or.
woRsTEDs. coAr1Nas, sU1TINas AND TRous-
ERINas.
THESE ARE THE NEWEST PATTERNS AND
TO s6o
THERE ARE QUITE NUMBER OF NOVELTIES
IN COLoRINGs AND IN PATTERNS THIS SPRING,
AND WE SHOW THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR
IN THE MARKET
ALL SHADES. AS WELL AS ALL GRADES. ARE
REPRESENTED IN OUR STOCK, AND ALL TASTES
AND ALL POCKETS CAN BE SATISFIED.
WE PLAY SECOND FIDDLE TO NO ONE IN
WASHINGTON except As TO PRICES. WHICH
ARE ABOUT oNE-THIRD LESS THAN THE MER-
CHANT TAILoRsY, IN THE QUANTITY. QUALITY
OR STYLE OF OUR PIECE-aOODs STOCK, OR IN
MAKING THEN UP.
OUR GOODS ARE ALL CUT ON THE PREMISES.
BY A CUTTER OF LARGE EXPERIENCE IN ONE
OFTHE LARGEST NEW YORK TAILORING EsTAB-
LIsHMENTs AND WE TRY ON EVERY COAT
BEFORE 1T Is FINISHED. so AS TO INSURE
FIT.
WE FEEL CONFIDENT THAT WE CAN MAKE IT
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF EVERY GENTLEMAN
WHO WANTS A SUIT MADE TO MEASURE TO
PLACE HIS ORDER WITH US.
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TTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATE No 721 FIFTEENTH
STREET NORTHWEST, AND KNOWN AS THE
OLD PORTION OF WrICKFR'S HOTEI

REAL ESTATE, SITUATE NO. 22I FIFTEENTH
STREET NORTHWEST, AND KNOWN AS THE
OLD PORTION OF WELCKER'S HOTEL.
Under and by virtue Of q certain deed of trust, -
dated the 20th day of September. A. ID. 1873 and 55
recorded in Lber No. 1885, folio 30. ct seq, one vi Vii
the land records Of the District of Columbia and tue
request the party secured thereby the undersigned
trustee by decree OF the supreme Court of
the District Of Colu ba in Equity Cause No. l0920,
will offer for sale at public anti9n IN front Of the
MARCH. 1883. al HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK ?. NJ,
the following described real estate the city Of
WASHINGTON District Of Columbia that is to say: Lot
70 OF square Numbered two hundred and twenty two
(2 fronting twenty five CO feet 9TH street and
running back with that width hundred and
twenty O27) feet to a ten 1O) foot alley to-
gether with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of Sale sum sufficient pay of the indebt-
edness secured by the said deed Of amounting
S1S000. with interest COSTS taxes insurance prem-
aggregate to about 10000 cash and the balance at
six 80. twelve Q2l and eighteen u8) months, for
which the notes OF the purchaser. bearing interest
from the day of sale and secured by deed VI
the rropery sold will be taken all cash At the OPP
CURED at the time o. sale. All conveysncing and re-
piled with In thirty 800 days from day of sale.
otherwise the trustee reserves the right to sell
the risk and cost OF the after Ave
t0) days advertising in The Evening Star newspaper
mh1d&ds RICHARD W. TYLER. Trustee.
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Another Picture Of California.

JOuTHfL
An Eastern man who has begun business In Cali
fornia writes home In a rather homesick mood adj
yisIng his friends 10 remain in the E1st He says ::
"Iou do not appreciate that fact as well as we do,
sitting among the sand hills and disputing the
right 10 them with The feas; sitting here amid
IrOsts ana rain, and cold and heat ana looking
forward 20 eight months OF drought. IL may
seem little enough 10 you, tut Is Tor us
We want 10 see once nl0.e the grand pro-
CessiOn OF the Eastern seasOns-the snUwbanks
OF winter, the Frightening blooms OF spring.
iae ricn gdrniture OF summer, the scarlet
AMI gold o! autumn. We want 10 see stream Of
Tres. water and a well CT the same. We want TO
So silA hats and short hair. We want something
good 10 eat aAd 10 Ue where We can md a decent
house To I've IL for less than $40 month";
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How the Mexicans Dress.

Cleveland Plain Dealer Correspondence.
The peon women wear only scanty skirts and
mantilia OF gaudy or black stun. The women OF
the better class delight in French shoes and skirts
and tournures; their clothing crackles with the
starch In them, and according to degree they wear
hats or mantilas or lace or fine stuff The mascu-
line attire in chihuahua, and indeed in all OF
Northern Mexico. Is varied. The blOOdS wear
American clothing with an Apologize touch or two
or the Old national dress Pot hats and frOck coats
ABOUND. linen come the ranchers with their snort
jackets, fancy shirts, Skin-tight pantalOOns with
bell bottoms and Two and three rows OF metal bell
buttons, and txtravdgantly EN- brOdered and laced
solnbreGo. The poems are all lightly clad beneath
canvas trOusdrs predominaIing and bare legs bein.
plenty. Tine hair Is bound back by ID band round
The forehead, and the inevitable Zarape usually an
indianrnade slanket, plain or OF gaudy stripes, IS
Wrapped over the shoulders and hangs to the
kne' ;. In the cod morning and evening air OF
Chihuahua the effect 10 fun blooded American eyes
Is ludlcrOuS The poems legs seem to be In winter
ana his body In summer. But they are his legs
and we overlook the effect for that reason being
satisfied with the condition OF our own.
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The nre losses In the United states and Canada
during February reach tue enormous aggregate OF
i,2l3. 500, or over a. 600 900 above the average
February loss for thirteen Years.
Cortes i. Halliday, secretary OF the board of
trade, died In Indianapolis yesterday OF acute
degree Mason.
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MMx Ross

Mm Ross
The reliable Ciarvoyant and Astroo0is tells you the
past present and future Born With ysi and has
dertu gina She has astonshsd people who have con-
suited her. she warns the public ssAnst impostors
who Try to imit.te her in her Proi:ss.on The mad
s,ckness she can cause speedy marriage. and bring
IL tnyalusbs Points ont your enemies and deecribes
your frends; Entire sstisfActisn given lntseWscon-
name aud ~ VIII get in return mail the outline Of
their lie Residence l0l0 llth st. NV. ONCE hours
sittnss SO Cents snd IL iith street car. pass the
door. fb2o-t4ap
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One OF Lies Puzzles.

Prom the New iOIk Times.
The key. X. heber Newton prefaced hts sermon
sunday by reading from a letter that he had re-
ceivec from young Lady asking: "why are we
made VITA affections and yet not have them graft
ned?' To this inquiry the answer has been given
by the one nrat CONSULTED: IL do not know Your
question Is only another form the great riddle
Cannot nni tue answer. Ne nave no rignL to
ask the Question:
rs this" Ar. Newton asked, .'the answer to be
mi3e! lie sald he Was as much Of an a.nostic as
any one II agbostlc!Sm WAS IN unwtlingnesS 10
pirate about III, great puzzles VI life To Justify
the ways 81 COD 10 man. God strove 70 salty the
Geslreo % AIS creatures For them the soil Ieemeu
WIKI productive eE gies and the sea surrendered
It's NtSs suppl =. NJ. want Iailed OF ind ng Its
ample provision IA tAe bounty nature. For sat-
I,lJ lis &c ue,lTcs o. 1.c heart ample provision
Was iOdnd "A l.C true home vii its wealth Oh love
the love % father aud mother and urolhrr and
sister, u htsOaHd and vie ana children. The
IL aSSl'rs "a tlir IlteilecI were satisfied In the
tempting II ius Vi sc.e. aud philosophy OF music
aII p14AIng. ENtryTI.ere found beauty to
idCliid.E t..c Inlas CITATION and maryes to delight
Inc Tes5Ol.>
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IT 10 SHOWN AT TEE HRARIHG IN NEW YORK. TnAr
THE ESTATE Is WORTH ovKR FIVE MILLION.
The hearing in the suit OF Geo. h. Tilden, nephew
OF the late Samuel J. Tiden, test the eality Of
the library clause in the VIII OF the deceased
statesman began yesterday before Judge Lawrence
in the Supreme Court New YORK. Counsel, in
opening the case, stated that the action was
brought for the construction OF the clause Of the
will which provided for the bestowa al OF the bulk
o. the fortune upon the Tilden trust. and also OF
dowment OF libra lee In Creamery PARK, New Le-
Damon ana fonkers. In behalf OF bis client coun-
sci claimed that Tits clause was invalid
Colnsel Tor The contestants admitted that the
value of NJ. rlden's estate was s47Oooo0 per-
sonal and $500, 600 real property 1t was aiso ad-
m.tted that aiter the iegacies given in e. viii
tie trust.
Counsel for the plaintiff admitted that Mr. TIL
zen had been elected governor VI the state Of New
Counsel for the executors OF the viii asked:
w, Would the court also admit that Mr. 1ilIen ha q
There was no answer TO this.
Nc. blgelow gave list OF Mr.. Tilden's public
position, ana added that he was particularly In-
teiesteu In the overthrow OF the ring In New York.
and .iad taken many steps TO secure good govern
ilent In tnat city. lie was also d man Of literary
tastes and was great reader, having an unusu-
ally nhe library Tor private gentleman.
So
Republican Victories In Maine.
RESULT OF THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS YESTERDAY.
SAahuah Nancy, OF the Maine republican state
coInnittee, last evening sent the following tele-
gram rom Augusta, Me-, to Hon Whilelaw Re d.:
municipal elections held to-day In the cities OF
Hallowell, Gardiner, Bath, Rockland, Portland,
Lewiston. Auburn, Saco. and Ellsworth givesweep-
Ing republican majorties In every city, redeeming
ELLSWORTH and Lewiston. the homes OF senators
nale and Frye, an unprecedented republican
triumph. Maine repudiateS the free-trade mes
sage, ana emphasizes Its condemnation OF the sur
render OF the fishery treaty."
small vote was pOlled at Saco. Mayor Willis
T. Emmons was reelected BY 1915 majority. The
republicans eected every alderman but one and
Iui! board OF c0unctlmen. The republican ma
lority ID 100 more than last year. AT Bath-JaS.
W. Wakeneld repubhcan), was elected mayor by
majority OF 17f over Gee. T. Hughes (demOcraU,
anu VIM X Shaw temperance). The total vote
Cast WAS 800. All the aldermen and cOuncilmen
erected are republicans AT ROckand-The repub-
ucans elected every onicer in every ward. Win. 8.
Whte Uepublican), was elected mayor over Al
pert e Gay {democrat, and Chas- A. Jameson On
dependehp, by 800 majority.
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PROFESSIONAL

NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
VI LIFE All business copndental Ladies sndssu-
Qemen SO cente each 408 / street. between Ath aud
9th streets northwest o6-26vs
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ROad.Sculling Tricycles i'm London.

From London Letter.
One Of the most novel and already popular in
ventions OF the day Is the sO-cailed road-sculler
now on exhibition at the Westminster Aquarium.
The complete adaptation to q tricycle. OF the row.
ing actlOn IN combination with sliling seat. "a
employed In the propulsion OF a boat, is q very
takfn- idea IL Is especially VI interest 10 rowing
lnen who wish 10 keep themselves In training dur
ing the winter months, when most sculiers,
through inaction practically TALL TO pieces. The
members OF the London, Thames and lex Rowing
clubs, as well as those OF the oxford and Cam
Oridse Universities, are enthusiastic In their
praise OF the notion. The venice moves along
in the best Imaginable STYLE with perfect lever.
age, and there IS complete absence or all that
danger OF an upset which has hitherto proved so
formidable an obstacle TO many OF the ''rUadstersr