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;NCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES NO. 444 SIX

AND-A-HALF STREET SOUTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Ut decree Of the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia passed in cause
wherein Margaret Clark and others were compainants
and Alberta NJ King and others were defendants and
on FRIDAY, sEPTEMBER FOURTEENTH 1855. at
FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ, sell ct public auction, in front
of the premises all Of that lot parcel of land stu
ate in the city Of Washington, District Of Columbia.
numbered four hundred and sixty five 81. improved
by two-story frame dwelling.
third OF the purchase money in cash third In
and one-third in two years. The deferred payments
deed OF trust upon the premises sold or all cash. at
the day Of SALE Sale TO be closed within ten days
FROM day Of sale the trustee the right
to resell at the cost and risk Of the defautin9 pur.
chaser. BENJAMIN i. LEIGHTON, Trustee,
se7-d&ds Office. 49, Louisiana ave N W
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAf, SEPTEMBkR FIFTEENTH. ct SAND
hour. ae1O-6t
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucloneer.
.UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
GUARDIANS SALE OF A DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCE AT CORNER OF NEW JERSEY AVE-

GUARDIANS SALE OF DESIRABLE RESI-
NUE. AND IVY PLACE SOUTHEAST.
District OF Columbia in the matter Of Of
Horton O. Ryan. Gertrude A. Ryan and Robert h. BY;
passed in no and
TEs En- rI nsss. 9 at aAIFPAsf Four O'CLOCK p
original Lot 3D. in square number 693 in Washington
city. improved by three-story and basement Brick
Dwelling House having . south and east front, and
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in four equal pay
mets ut six twelve. eighteen and twenty -four months
at option OF purchaser deposit Of 300 required,
and all conveyancnS 81 psrfhssssFi cost ,,,.,
Il SOUTHEAST CORNER THIRD AND STREETS
NORTHEAST, FRONTING ONE HUNDRED AND
IIEN EEET on s6kEET ANP sFK2NTI S
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER THIR-
TENTH AT SIX O'CLOCK. we will sell in front of
Lot 10 fronting 47.e feet Sd street by depth of
Lot Y, fronting SIS feet on Sd street by average
H. fronting as feet on Sd street and So feet on
Lot y, fronting So feet on street and average
depth of SS feet.
These lots situated and can read.
tunty to invest in advancing section the city
Terms: One-third cash: balance In I and years
notes to bear per cent interest from day of SALE
on premises sold or all cash. at option Of purchaser
compiled with in 10 days from day Of SALE other wise
the right reserved resell property in default at
the risk and cost Of the defaulns purchaser after
.siodSds "A' DTSSaNsoN BROS. Auotonesr.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Adn3.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, q reported BY special
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TIE CRUBRR BALTNoRE.-It u probable thai
the new cruiser Baltimore will be launched a'
Cramps shipyard in Philadelphia on SATURDAY
next
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II ATTRACTIVE HOUSE,
Corner Property
Thoroughly well-built thres-story Brick Dwelling
IL rooms: all modern improvements.
Lot 54xlO0 20 an alley Trees, shrubs fruits dow-
ers- High and beautiful location fronting Govern
Inent reservation
Cars pass the door. Northwest section
cheerful house. in perfect order.
viii be sold cheap and on accommodating terms or
rented TO a sood tenant for $50 per month
Alply to j. v. n. HUlCK Il CO.,
se3-lm l5OS PA ave
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Military Preparations in Bosnia.
VIENNA, Sept. 10-A decree has been issued or
oerlng the formation OF fifteen new batteries and
four new companies OF Bosnians
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BY burning Hvdronaphtsos Pdstiues
therein. - they neutralizs and dispel all
disagreeabae odors, and impart . ira
GRANGE that II stimulating and refresh
ing to the sick They drive ont mos
Quitoes and other unwelooms insects
that annoy the sick - well - the
healthy. Asthmatlc and Hay fever sui.
ferers will nnd permanent benefit By tn
haling the fumes Of the Pastilles. Sold
BY Druggists ct Csc. 6EABURY q
JOHNSON. NY. se10
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FoR SEAsrcKxEss
USE HoRsFoRp's ACID PHOSPHATE.

pr. ". ". Blsckman. Brooklyn. y. Y. says: Il en-
very much pleased with ssssicknsss several css
have been brought 10 my attention whsre % sdordsd
prompt and entire rslief"
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Capitol Topics,

THE RETALIATION BILL PASSES THE HOUSE
The retaliation bill was passed by the House
Saturday afternoon by a vote-yeas, 176; nays
4HMessrs. White, OF New York; Bayne and Dali
zell OF Pennsylvania, and Lind, OF Minnesota.
CoNFERKKs AGREE ON THE ARMY BILL
Mr.. Maish this afternoon submitted to the House
the conference report on the Army bill The con-
ferees agreed on every point striking out OF the
bill all relating to Ordnadce.
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Hurrytnr 10 Columbus,

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1O.-The streets are full to-day
their way to Columbus. The influx from the
west has been remarkable All the roads from
mere 10 Columbus, the Midland, the Little Miami
and the Bee Line, are not only running full regular
trains, but some OF them are sending heavy
specials In order to accommodate the great num-
beers that ask for passage.
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WEAK. PAINFUL BACKS.

Kidney and Uterine Pains and Weaknesses relieve,
in one minute by the CuTIcURA ANrI-PAIN PLASTER
the first and only pain killing plaster. New instanta
neous infallible. 25 cents se1O,13
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JuDD Il DErwE11rn, PR1NrERs

4~U-4SZ nth ST. N. W., Washington, d. G.,
Have the largest Office and the most complete appara
tus in the city, aud are prepared to execute all
work speedily. promptly. and at low prices.
WORK FOR POLITICIANS
BUSINESS MEN,
LAWYERS,
DOCTORS. &C.. 10.
Promptly DONE and at prices a. low as good work can
be produced. Estimates cheerfully furnished
Fine Scientific work carefully executed.
Ledgers and Blank Books made to order.
au2S-2W
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

RoBERT vosE Il CO.. Auctioneers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT BY AUCTION ON
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER SIXTH. 1883, at
SUAkTkR AFTER FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ
his lot Contains 12229 feet and Is known Lot A.
IN square oSb. on Delaware avenue, between ID and
streets northeast An excellent opportunity for i'm
proyement or investment. Terms at sale. Two hun
dred dollars deposit at sale. se4-3t
sF THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER TEN. same hour and place.
se7-3t
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I,OR sALE-CHEAP-A GOOD BUSINESS COR
u ner. ~ and Mclean ave s.w. renting at S25 Per
mo price $1,000; 100 cash. balance on time q II
PARkER. A. aud Es.w seti-5t.
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POTOMAC RIVER boats
THE TRADES.

SPECIALITY IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
- Century Magaxines bound for Is aud as cent ss1
IHk LICEfT blSDEkY tss1sh1ishsd 1ozsA l0l3
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IaY lTi
PONDS EXTRACT = known svssywhss~ and ven
inertia it, reputation q the ~Psopls's Rsmsdy" and
-UnvsrsL Pain Destroyer" For over forty yeAgs this
great vegetable compound has proved IT. enaey. and
never failed do It, duty whom brought into 49, u
md iDia@1.so1 and should 3 n every heSsshcsd
hHssss sss =. w0 Sk lar RSsD ass:
no imitationG myXl
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EOR sALE-BARGAINS

Beautiful home. lie Droit Park; house new; IL
rooms. all the latest imps- owner leaving city
Large bay window brick. W. y rooms all mod.
inps-; small cash payment. balance monthly.
10 room frame house, near street cars: lot
2oxl15. stable
THORNTON CARUsI. Attorney at-Law.
sep9-3ts Rooms q and q lOOfi Is at
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOTS
Il CORNER STREET AND FIFTEENTH STREET
SOUTHEAST.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
THIRTEENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell in
front of the premises
Lots 1 and 2, Square 1858.
These lots have front of los feet street and o
front of so feet on 18th street east.
Splenddly adapted for subdivision for building and
situated on one of the best streets southeast.
Terms at sale. A deposit Of 300 ON each lot re-
Quired at time OF sale
ses-d&ds DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
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District Government Affairs.

Inspector Begges, OF the engineer department,
has made a report TO the Commissioners respect.
they are imposed upon by sharpers VINO pretend
to be produce dealers, who occupy the space on
the sidewalk south Of the Center Market. He re-
ports that men having nothing to sell pre-empt
space and then extort money for 1t from the
countrymen. He recommends that the matter be
referred to the police:
The application OF John OBrien for bar.roonn
license for saloon at Champlain avenue and
Boundary street has been disapproyed. The ap.
southwest; VIM. Ryan, 221 Sd street southwest,
and Elizabeth Geary, AZ Jackson street northeast,
have been reconsidered and approved.
NO TROUBLE WITH THE UNDERGROUND CIRCUITS
The Official reports received at the District build
ing Of the behavior Of the electric lights FOR the
burn at different times during the month. Capt.
Symons called THE STAR reporters attention TO
the fact that all OF these eight lights were on the
overhead circuits None OF the lights on under
ground circuits went out.
THE 14TH STREET CAR TRACKS
Capt. symons has suggested that the Washing:
track on 18th street extended should lay
1t to Huntington Place. at the top Of
Euclid Place, but as it viii ultimately be paved
to the top Of the hill Capt. symons thinks the
railroad company wou Id do well to anticipate
such Improvement
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued to-day as follows: M. J. Wright, brick
addition TO house 1904 street northwest; 81, 200
j. d. johnson, Two Orlck uwciuugS 700 anu 4OoH
Hunton Place southwest; $1,000 VIM. Whalen,
two three-story brick dwellings, 1853 and 1885
32d street northwest; $4,000. VIM. O'Donnell,
brick stable rear OF 628 street northwest; 500.
N. billiard, two brick dwellings, 6e6 and 62s 18th
street northeast; $1,000. N. billiard, brick church
building, 11th between and G streets northeast;
$4,000 Mrs. Hicks eight brick dwellings. 1220 TO
i226 G street, and 1919 to I225 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast; q, 600.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have awarded the contract
for water valves to II. McShane & CO. and Somer-
Vile Son.
The Commissioners have decided to divide the
$15, 900 appropriated for improving 4th street
Michigan avenue equally between the streets
named, LIST street and Michigan avenue being con-
sidered as one street.
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II LONDONDERRY LITHIA WATER
~ cor,r D. g the only a, one TO use fog
MOTHER water has third - much Lithia,
One dozen bali Gallon Bottles a SO.
el4-3m @. b. SHAEEk u CO.. Agents l03 Pa ava
SUMNER Il ICTURES
Light and attractive subjects for the Country and
..M1MYssTE El MGsiC:- Jean Aa6srt .oGRRls
AkOUND-A-ROSY." Dyorak. Paintings Mirrors
Etchings, &c. All ROGERS GROUPE
,e2e s1e CHESTNUT 81. FHiIA6EIGPH2A
RUT FEW. ARTICLES HAVE REACHED SUCH A
Oworld wide reputation - ANGosTURA BITTIRs. For
ss . ths digestive org.ns Their
Article manufactured only By d.: J. q. B. HIEdERT
SONS. II
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AUCTION SALES.
X oBERT vosE CO.. Auctioneen


On SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER EIGHTH, ct FIVE
O'CLOCK M, we will offer for sale the south portion
Of Lot No. H. in the subdivision Of tract called
Chichester. situated on morris Road" called in
Anacosua. containing 6S-100 acres, improved by .
small frame dwelling An excellent chance for an In
vestment Is here offered
Quired.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH. at SAND
hour. selO-6t
VNHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
DECORATOR DINNER AND TEA SETS, FANCY
And PLAIN CHINAWARE TABLE CUTLERY,
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY AND
PLAIN GLASSWARE FANCY PORCELAIN AND
GLASS LAMP SHADES, METAL AND GLASS
kAaIM Inn DUPLEx AND oTHrk MdRnn0Rss wA HS
BASKETS. TIN AND WOODENWARE. &c e, &C.:
ON IhURSDAY MORNING, sEPTEMBEk THIk'
TENTH. 1883, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK,
within my auction rooms, shall sell choice and
well ted stock of the above goods removed to
my store for convenience Of sale.
N B-The attention Of the trade and private buyers
IL directed to this sale.
sslO-3t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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CONVENTION OF RAILROAD MRN.-The Ameri-
can Roadmasters' Association will meet in this
city tomorrow The representatives OF the leading
roads will be present. The object or the conven-
ton Is to discuss the various questions relative TO
road construction. Some OF the delegates now in
the city are w. j. Willis, 7. II. Macarthur and j.
N. Beeson OF Three Rivers, Mich; Jas. Sloan. OF
Danville, Va, and A. I. Hay, OF Iowa. j. W.
Craig, OF Charleston, s. c., Is the president
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THE ENVOY FROM PERsIA.-Information has been
received at the Department OF State that his ex-
cellency Hadji Hossein Koun Khan Motamed-
el-vesare, the newy-appointed envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipo-
Tertiary from Persia, left feheran
on his way to washington with his suite on the
4th OF August last. His excellency will proceed
Paris
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IT AMOUNTS TO-DAY TO sos. $50 600 NOT NcLuD-
ING $25.0000O0 OF MINOR SILVER COIN.
According 70 the figures OF the United states
Treasurer In his daily statement submitted this
morning, the available balance surplus" In the
Treasury to-day amounts to sl0As50,OOo. This,
however, does not include the fractional silver
coin on hand which amounts to about SIS 600. 900
This last amount is not considered at the Depart
ment as among the assets available for the pay
ment OF the debt, and 10 consequently not In
cluded in the offcial statement OF the -surplus."
1t is evident however, that the President, In the
statement In his letter OF acceptance that the sur
plus amounts to $3.50, 600 600 included this item
The heavy purchases OF bonds last week caused Q
decrease Of about 60 600. 600 in the balance.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsKs.-Marr1age licenses hav,
been issued by the clerk OF the court to WIN
Williams and Edith Eliason, both Of montgomery
County, Nd; Geo. l. Bourell OF Fairoury, Liv
berdean Buchanan and Eliza Main Peters; w. B
King and Helene Ostermaier; Robt g. Monkey anc
Dean Moxley, both OF Montgomery County
Md: Albert f. Dove and Lizzie Fendall, both OF
Fairfax county, Va; Baltimore Virgins and Mrs
Mary Bryant: John Hill and Nettte Jackson
Lorens Weinberg ana Lima Ebert
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Death OF a millionaire,

WnKRsBARRE, Pa, Sept. 10. - Jonn Henry
Swoyer, well-known millionaire coal operator,
dled al his residence here this morning. aged nifty
six years 1t is understood he carried life insur-
ance Of 500 900, being insured for $4,000 In one
company alone
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DisrRIcf DEvIcuRScY.- secretaryfair to-day
forwarded 70 the senate an estimate for denci-
ency Of s4ol.4 40 for the District OF Columbia, on
account OF the water And miscellaneous account
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CHEP CONSTRUCTOR WILSON and family have ~
turned 70 the city from Eaglssmere sullivan Co.
Pa
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TO.MORROw


nUNCANSoN BROS, AuctioneersL
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
COMPRISING PARLOR, CHAMBER, DINING
ROOM, LIBRARY, AND OTHER FURNITURE,
40 NEW AND SECONDHAND CARPETS,
SEVERAL IRON SAFES.
CONSIGNMENT YOUTHS, BOYS. AND CHILD
RREN'S CLOTHING.
10 BE SOLD AT AUCTION I.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER ELEvENTH,
COMMENCING AT Ten O'CLOCK IN FRONT AND
WITHIN OUR SALESROOMS, 9th AND SITS.
NV. 1t
VNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SALE By AUCTION OF CONDEMNED PROPERTY
FOR The DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ELEVENTH, 1883,
commencing at Two O'CLOCK p M. shall sell ut
the yard I'd and Canal streets southwest lot of
demned property, cons listing Of
About ton old Telegraph Wire.
Lot Old Iron.
4 Old Wagons.
Old Engine Wheels, &c, &c.
By order of the >.
COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT COLUMBIA
seI-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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RANGE or THE THERNoNErRR-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: a
m, IS; p. m, 60: maximum, Il; minimum, 81.
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Sand before passing from this phase Of the
question am constrained to express the opinion
that while the Interests OF labor should be always
seduously regarded In any modification OF our
tarin laws an additional and more direct and
enncient protection 70 these interests would be
afforded BY the restriction and prohlbition OF the
Immigration OF importation OF laborers frVm other
or acquiring any permanent interest In our coun-
Try, but who crowd every neld OF employment
70 satisfy those who make claim % American
citizenship"
In relafioa 70 the Declarations Of TIE national
platform IN antagontsm 20 trusts ana COMBINE
tons, he Gays: sbuch combinations have alWays
been condemned ~ The oemocrat1c party. The
declaration q 10 national convention
our party win b found 1cusng The exisceuoe q
bellttlnG the pegn1c1o0 rosults q theoe 0ey1ocs =
wroaE - psopss usder varioI ns.ss az
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HIS TARIFF POLICY DEFINED.


these conditions by merely attempting to satisf,
the people OF the truth OF abstract theories, no
by alone urging their assent TO political doctrine
We present 10 them the propositions that the,
unjustly treated In the extent OF present fede
raj taxation, that as q result q condition OF ex
IRENE danger exists, and that IL Is for them TO De
mand q remedy and that defense and safety prom
ised in the guarantees OF their free Government
We believe that the same means which are adopted
to relieve the Treasury OF It's present surplus an
prevent its recurrence, should cheaper 70 our PEG
pie the cost OF supplying their daily wants Botl
OF these objects We seek In part TO gain by reduc
ing the present tarin rates upon necessaries o
life. We fully appreciate the Importance .,
the country OF our domestic Industrial enterprises
In the rectincation or existing wrongs their main
tenance and prosperity should be carefully and n
a friendly spirit considered. Even such reliance
invited or encouraged should be Iairly and justly
regarded. Abrupt and radical changes which
might endanger such enterprises and fnjurfously
affect the interests OF labor dependent upon their
success and continuance are not contemplated OF
intended. But we know the cost OF our domestic
manufactured products Is increased and their
pce u 70 ene ns 1h he, Iu1 nm,
facture. We know that this increased cost pre-
vents the sale OF our productions at foreign mar
hsv s ~ The advanssSe Of free raw material We
know that confined 70 home market our manu-
featuring operations are curtaiied- their demand
for labor Irregular and the rate OF wages paid un-
certain. we propose, therefore, 10 stimuiste'our
Industrial enterprises by freeing from duty the
imported raw materials which py the EMPLOY ent
OF labor are used In our home manufactures thus
extending the markets for their sale and permit
ting an Increased and steady production with the
allowance OF abundant pronta
ssTrue to the undertaking course OF the demo
cratic party, we VIII not neglect the interests OF
labor and our workingmen. In all efforts TO
remedy existing evils, we Will furnish no excuse
for the loss OF employment the reduction OF the
wages OF honest Toll. On the contrary, we propose
in any adjustment OF our revenue laws 70 concede
such encouragement and advantage TO employers
OF domestic labor as VIII easily compensate FOR
any difYerence that may exist between the stand
ard OF wages which should be paid 70 our labor
Inc men and the rate allowed In other countries
we propose, TOO. by extending the markets, for
our manufacturers TO promote the steady en-
ployment OF labor, while BY cheapening the cost
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-27
IN MADISON.

The Grade Crossing Question Settled
 NAT. Minor the Snip Builder Not
 Democrat-A Wedding.
 MADISON Got. 26.-The vexed question of railroad crossings which has agitated the town for the last year is at last settled. At the town meeting last Saturday it was ar- ranged that the town should make change in roads whereby several crossings could be dispensed with, and the railroad company are to pay the town twelve thousand dollars to meet the expense of laying out new roads. This seems satisfactory and everybody feels relieved.
 The Democrats feeling themselves aggrieved another ''rally" on Wednesday evening at the Town hall. They marched down Wall street to the inspiring music of the drum corps, gave three cheers for the flag and pro- ceeded to the hall, where they were addressed by the Hon. Charles Fowler of New Haven. There were about two hundred present in- cluding large number of Republicans.
 The Republicans will hold caucus next Monday evening at the Town hall to nomi- nate representatives and judge of probate.
 The Register correspondent of the 22d says that it is reported that Mir. Miner, the ''great ship builder" has gone over to the Cleveland party. Mir. Miner, in conversation with your
 
 "would sooner cut off his right hand than vote for Cleveland" If this is what he calls going over to the Cleveland party perhaps it would be we'll for some others to follow his example.
 MT. John Marsh and Miss Clara Scranton were married on Thursday evening at the residence of the brides parents. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. MT. Gallup, and a number of friends and relatives were present. The happy couple stood under 8 beautiful arch of passion vine and tube roses and the room was profusely trimmed with flowers. The presents were numerous and valuable After the wedding MT. and Mrs. Marsh immediately proceeded to their new home, about 8 mile north of the village. MT. Marsh came here from England several years ago, and in the month of December they will sail for England and spend the holidays with their relatives in that country. Their many friends wish them much happi- nees
Morning journal and courier., 1888-10-27
FIT. BARNUm OFFERS RIG moNEx.

 He VIII Stake Half a Fortune Thas Harrison VIII be ghe Next President. BRIDGEPORT, Oct. .26.-Over three thousand people assembled at Gem rink this evening to hear United States Senator W. P. Frye of Maine talk on the tariff. PIT. Barnunn made the opening address, in which he said:
 II was never more in earnest and sincere in my life than in 1884 when publicly offer ed to sell all my real estate in Bridgeport for one-quarter less than its value at the time in case Cleveland was elected President. He was elected, but fortunately majority in the United States Senate was and Is still opposed to the Democratic doctrine of fres trade. Consequently the value of real estate here is not yet as yet decreased. Still, although had for years built twenty or more houses each year, my dread of the probability of free trade has been 50 great that have not built single house since Cleveland was elected four years ago, and now make this offer in writing and will put up $50, 900 in cash, binding myself to sell every building and every inch of my land around Bridgea pert for 25 per cent. less than present prices if Cleveland and a Democratic majority in both houses of congress are elected and will give $5, 900 to any man who will secure syndicate before election that will put up like sum binding themselves to accept this offer o