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TaekIed the Mrnnr Nan.

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. AT 7
o'clock last night William Richards
and William Jackson attacked Tom
Irvine with pistols. Irvine returned
the fire and a desperate fight ensued.
Richards was instantly killed, Jackson
badly wounded, and a by standeT
named William Maupin, mortally shot.
Irvine escaped injury, All are eolored.
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YOUTHFUL JACK SHEPPARD,
A seven-Year.UId Lad BurgIarIzes
Two Houses

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Aug. Henry
Webster, lad Of seven years, last week
broke into a house and stole $23 worth
of jewelry. He was arrested, but on
account Of his extreme youth was dis
charged with a reprimand. On last
Monday evening he burglariously en-
tered the dwelling Of Mr.. J G. Mott,
on Rust street, and filled a satchel with
valuables which he concealed, expect
ing to return later and secure H. He
took with him a silver watch. In the
police court yesterday he admitted his
guilt, and now stands committed on
charges OF larceny and burglary. He
will be sent 10 a reformatory.
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mn.,i.d =, ~ ronrt.nnn.e-

There were two more marriages to.
day at the Gretna Green Of Washington,
the City Hall, by the Rev f ID Bailey,
viz. John s. Thompson and Mary IT,
Eckridge, both Of Fauquier County,
Va, and Robert B. Hastings and Matte
Hopkins. both Of New York city.
The daily critic., 1890-08-07

The following building permits were
issued to-day II S. Loefiler to make
general repairs 10 6l5 Z street north
west, TO cost $780, Byron S. Adams, to
build second story to SIP Eleventh
street northwest at a cost Of $500
Forbes Beall, one three, story and cellar
brick dwelling, 1923 NJ street north
west, 10 cost So, 700.
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ASSISTING MT PLEASANT CITIZENS. =
Captain Rosseil Recommends That
Double Tracks be Laid.

Captain Rossell Recommends That
Double Tracks be Laid.
Captain Rossell, Assistant Engineer
Commissioner, to-day forwarded to
Commissioner Robert his recommends
tion Of the bill prepared by the Mount
Pleasant people for better car service on
Fourteenth. street extended. He recon-
mends that the Washington and George.
town Railroad Company be permitted
TO lay a double track II they 50 desire,
and that they be required TO complete
tie work within sixty days after the
passage Of the bill, and to move the
tracks to the centre OF the street In
order that they will not interfere with
the paving Of the street which Is 10 be
done as soon as the bill passes.
The daily critic., 1890-08-07
Chicago Gains Io7,iO6 on New Census

CHICAGO, Aug 7.-SuperlntendenL
FTankland Of the School Census Bureau
presented his final and corrected census
report 10 the Board Of Education last
evening. According TO 1t the p0pula-
tion Of Chicago is ] POS, $50, OF l07 406
more than Superintendent Gilbert has
found IN this city.
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k9J- WHY NOT HAVE YOUR SHIRTS
- made by one of the most celebrated
cutters In AmeTlcaf Prices same as those
st nv
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New Policemen

Simon j. Harry, james H. FuFey
Bernard Mccormick and Henry Glbeu
have been appointed first class priYates
on the Metropolitan Police Force vice
John Dolan, A. G. F. KnOop, Phineas
ToWne, removed, aud James Welch re-
sinnal
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PapsT mi Dssllo5 d y FIrs.

BELoIT WIS. Aug The big
paper mill one Of the model slraWboard
mills Of Tie country, owned b the
BeI8iI straW board Company vas ~
most entirely destroyed b IRE a. 3
O'Clock Yesterday afterno1n. The loss
e estimated al from so 600 % s4a 600
covered b Insurance.
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UN P RE { EDENTED
ATTRACTION !
Over a Million
DISTRIBUTED
La. s. /.
Louisiana State Lottery Co.

Incorporated by the legislature for eduCa-
tional and charitable purposes, and lts fran
chise made part Of the present State Con-
stitution, in is79, by an OVERWHELMING roru-
lar VOTE.
tts GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
1NGS take place Semi Annually Uune and
December, and ts GRAND SINGLE NUN
BER DRAWINGS take place In each Of the
other ten months in the year. and are an
drawn IN public, at the Academy OF Music,
New orleans, La.
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TOOK nIaITALH


This mortal coil.
William Pixton took dose OF
digitalis last night and shortly after
ward was found in an unconscious con
dition in the cellar Of the drug store,
where he was employed, on Virginia
avenue between Tenth and Eleventh
siutg.
Written and verbal statements con
firm the idea Of attempted suicide.
Medical attendance was promptly
given, but as the patient did not seem
10 revive he was taken to the Elmer.
gency Hospital, where he was restored
10 consciousness. Alto o'clock he had
so far recovered that he was taken by
his parents to his home on Columbia
HeiCbfe
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married auo Died.
nlnrricn.

-SCuM1DBERGER ON August O.
1890. by the Rev r G.. TresscU, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Joseph W Buell.
Of Springfield, Mass, 20 Wanda A, Schmll-
berger of this city.
LYON BARTLETT At Long Branch. y.
j Thursday, July 81 1900 by the Rev. j ID.
Gamble Mr.. David II Lyon Of New YORK and
Miss MolliC A Bartlett Of Washington, ID. C.
No cards.
NEwMAN-sHoEMAK on August l.
1890, by the Rev. Father Barry. assisted by
lev Father U'Couucll, Charles x. Newman
and Miss AbhIe e. shoemaker.
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To Advance Cremation.

BERLIN, Aug IA committee con
sisting Of members from the different
countries represented, has been ap-
pointed By the international Cremation
Congress for the purpose Of fuTtheTing
the movement for The cremation Of
the dead.
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j W. DOUGLASS,
T. q illNE,
n 81 ROBERT

DROpOSALs FOR BUILDING HOSPITAL
III ONCE of A. A. q NJ, Washington Bar.
racks, u. e., August !, lsio.-sealed proposals.,
in triruCatg, will be received az this uflce
until II o'clock a. M. ON AUGUST so 1870, and
then publicly opened thereat, for C0ustruC-
ton uf a BriCk Hospital at this post Bids
f0r the building, Tor the heating and
Tor the plumbing Will be submitted
separately Bids for the Smcad sys-
TEN ~ heating and yenriating, 0r its
equal, are also sought iu addition tO those
f0r the system laid down lu The plans and
specifications. Iu addition 90 bids for the
construction OF the exterior walls in pressed
brick, bids are requested for their C0nstTIC-
tiOn iu sand brick 20 be coated with three
coats Of good paint. Plans SPECIFICATIONS
general Instructions 90 bidders and forms Of
proposals can De obtained at this Utire by
responsible parties. Tire United States re-
serves the right 90 reject any and an bids
ENVELOPES must be marked Proposals for
Hospital Construction and addressed 20
CONSTANTINE CHASE, First Lieutenant
and r. Y. NJ Third Artillery, A. A. o. 81.
GUHf-Ef
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The monthly report Of superintend-
ert stoutenburg for July has been re-
ceived by the Commissioner, showing
that 300 prisoners are now in the work
house, 179 in the aimshouse and s.
patients in the hospital.
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John A. Downs, q commercial
agent, has entered suit against the Dis
tTict 10 recover 5000, which he paid as
license
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pI.aerssIng q. 70 Irrigation.

The oonferrees on the Sundry Civil
Appropriation bill, while agreeing gen
orally on the differences between the
TWO Houses. have disagreed as to the
irrigation clause and will so report
Another conference will then be
Orlerel.
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The above houses can be examined by per-
1It from our Office only,
THOMAS j. FISHER a CO.,
1924 r ". n W.
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New and hoveI Attractions at Bay
Ridge.

Ridge.
During the week commencing August 4
an entirely new programme will be given,
wonderful optical illusions, introducing all
the panoramic and diOramic effects-chang-
ing summer 70 winter, day 10 night, the
rising moon, Hppling waters, volcanoes IN
action, storms, shipWTecks. lightning, &c.,
also the wonderful Rhoda, the human
head floating In mid-air, the Electric Boy
and Girl, aud the shower 0f IRE as pro
duced with such startling effect hy Mr..
Morrison in his production OF Faust"
Two performances each day, rain or shine,
az $50 and $50 p. m. No extra charge 70
holders Of roune-trip tickets, 81.
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1--WE DO hereby certify that we supervise
the arrangements for an the Monthly and
semlAnuual Drawings Of the Louisiana state
Lottery Co., and On person manage and con-
troll the drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness
and On good faith toward an parties, and we
authorize the company 20 use this certificate,
with fac SMILES Of our signatures attached,
% lts advertisements"
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n - DIamlsssa

The case against Buttes. the inventor.
Who obtained about 81 500 for an al
legged patent, was dismissed in the
Police Court % day
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Hard on the Jury

Gentlemen Of the iuTy," said the
prosecuting attorney, this prisoner IS
an unmitigated scoundrel; he acknowl-
edges Il. And yet thanks 10 the wis
dom Of the common law, be has been
given a fair trial by jury OF his peers.
The prisoner vas acquitted,
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H IS HEE...'N
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AYNG AsrHALrBLocE rAvENsNrs.

I AYING ASPHALT BLOCK pAvEM ENrs,
TrOrU-als FOR Improving Streets and Ave.
uts lr thy District ui Columbia,
lTugE or rnE COMMISSIONERS ID c.
WAsWNGIoN, ID c., Aug 8, 1900. y
sealed proposals will bc received at This
Office until l1 o'clock m. on SATURDAY,
AUGUST 800. 1890, for Improving streets aud
avenues with curb, cutters, sidewalks and
road way paYemCnts,
blank forms uf proposals and specifications
car be obtained at this ONCE upUn aup.lgH-
uUn therefor together with an necessary .n-
formation, ard only bids upon these forms
Will Ip considered.
The right d reserved 20 reject any and an
III IA DDTTgTAsG
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

RlSy-WHY NOT HAVE YOUR SHIRTS
- made by one of the most celebrated
cutters IN AmeTicaf Prices same as those
third-rate cutters charge. T. T. HALL, soe
st nv.
H-TEMPoRARY OFFICE OF TIE
~ WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
1901 street NV.
CAPITAL q, 10000.
This comuauy issues certificates Of deposit
bearing interest as follows; On all amounts
DEPOSITED for ninety days or more, but less
than siN months, 3 per cent, per annumi 8
peT cent. on deposits for more than six
months, but less than a year and Per cent.
on deposits OF one year or longer
Secured investments for sale.
Money loaned.
W. B. ROBIsON. Sec. B. n. WARNER, Pres.
DIRECTORS:
Charles b. Bailey, George +. Schafer,
James l.. Barbour, John A. Hamilton
George IL Bartol, Thomas SumerFlAe,
Richard " CLAY, John "A. sWupe,
Horace S. Cumming y s. sWQrmstedt,
j. j. Darlington, Hattersley ". Talbot,
John JOY Edison, George Truesdall,
Charles j. Faulkner B. II, warner
Albert r FOXt "A. "A, Wilson,
q. g.. Green, IT.. ID Wine
william b 6urley s. W woodward,
John b. Laruer, thas benl hilhlnson,
A. S. WoTthingtou.
~-DR WHITE cHIRoPoDIsT
ll6 Penna. ave, opposite Wllard's Hotel,
Thousands from far and near visit Df. Wh!le
fUr relief from aud avoidance of Corus, bun
ions, diseased nails and an other loot
troubles Hours, a. nj. 10 ps w. sun
days, 10 r. Established is5i Fee, 81.
kz5@THE STORAGE WAREHOUSE
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COM
PANf,
A. 2. BHITTON, President,
a. D. IN H# %
Wm be open % receive Furniture Car
riaEes. siIEerWare, bric-a bras, >tatuary.
Wine, Trunks Of Clothing. aud Faluall1s Jt
an kinds en- Storage, August la, l,ao.
Separate Locked Iron Compartments.
Special Facilities for storage OF eAFeE8 ares
Pianos, Minors, Pictures. and Books
Goods of an Description Carefully Packed
and Moved without troEbla 20 owners.
The only Absolutely EIrepr0uI Building lN
the city not owned by the Government. h-l-
Terms ana fan information obtained az
Odige American security aud Trust Company
ALBERT n. READ,
General Manager, Warehouse Dept
~-J. WILLIAM LEE
Successor 70 Henry Lees s0lsl
UNDEETAEER.
PA. AVE. NV,
south side
Branch once, i9s Maryland ave.
~ FORsBERG & MURRAY.
- Agents ia Washington tor
THE WHITTIER ELEVATOR
or Boston
IhE BEST ELEVATOR IN THE WlE..
over "a have been put INTO tha best
ilEz lu - asl-uE-Qu iu tle Last tWg Fel
l-.
Estimates pEomPtly furnished. also a-a
/ tur tLe MQErlIuEtgu steam Pumping d
TE. Also General Maellulsts aud Eu-..HH.
"a large stock ul Engines alt Boilers. ..
and Elevators ou hand.
Warerlous nom l9Ql 20 l0g5 seventh
southwest.
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Judge Mills this afternoon dismissed
Charles Gray charged with house
breaking This IS The man that Officer
Dyer shot while attempting 70 make bis
arrest
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49, LADIES' LADIES' LADIES.
- Ms. MCCanar-y q the only lal aH.
bonnet lraMe manufacturer lu Lle city .
ald see lef ueW shapes. Bleaching a.a
pressing straw ana fen haLa alaaral
latest siI -aa. QrdeE promptly ATTENDED =.
1905 g stree aF
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We the undersigned banks and bankers
will pay ON prizes drawn In The Louisiana
state Lotteries which may be presented 90
our counters.
R.N. WALMsLEY, Prcs't Ia. Nat Bank.
=. LANAUX, Trcst state Nat. Bank.
A. BALDWIN, PrcstN. o Nat Bank.
CARL EOuN. Prcs't Union Nat Bank.
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Constipation,

IF not remedied ia season is liable %
/ become habitual and chronic. DTas-
tic purgahves, BY weakening the bowels
cou6rm. rather than cure, the evil.
Ayers pills, being mild, effective, and
strengthening IN their action, are gener-
ally recommended by the faculty as the
best Of aperients.
Having been subject Tor years, 70
cgustipatiou, without being able 70 tua
much relief, / az last tried Ayers Pills.
j deem it both a duty and a pleasure
to testify that I have derived great benz
en- from their use For over two years
past / have taken one of these pills
every night before retiring, would not
willingly be without them. - u. NJ.
Bowman, 25 East Main Sta Carlisle Pa
HI have been taking Ayers Pills and
using them iu my family since 1851 aud
Cheerfuly recommend them % all III
need ~ 3 safe bur etfeCtual catlarlc.
John 81 Buggs, Louisville, Ky.
For eight years vas afflicted with
constipation, which az last became So
lad that the doctors could 10 no more
for me- Then I began % take aver 5
Pills, and soon the bowels recovered
their natural ana regular action So mat
now i am ia excellent health. IS ~.
Loughbridge, Bryan Texas
Having used Ayers Pills with good
results, fully iudorse them tlr tlr puf-
poses for which lhey are recQmme l1ed.
IT, GguueEsi A. d. Centre Bridge r a.
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EOR RENT-TwO BRAND NEW six
IT room frame houses, high and dry loca-
ton; near churches and public school IN
Unior'nwn. Inquire Of A. BEHREND, f3s
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W. - Ctf.if Iof oIf Nilttl tt'f's W N''. w
GORCED SALE OF PEAL ESTATE.
II DO YOU WANT A SNAP
That fno old homestead, 705i 81 n VI
comprising nearly so Geo feet OF ground and
among the most delightful elevations Iu
Georgetown, will be sold at sacrihca 10
taken soon Terms can DE mude sa'isItn
tory. hut The property must De sold 40 once.
Key at Mr. G. H. Fickllurs Omce. High st
GEORGETOWN. Write 20
J.. g. JOHNSON,
au2tf Richardsvilc va.
T1OR sALE-A BARGAIN III SOLD AT
N once; 2-st0ry and basement brick house;
q rooms and bath; all mod imps; situated ~
No. f8c So w; price $500; terms one third
cash, balance ], and years Apply
to FRANClS HUFTY, 1901 81 "a W. ies,'y
EOR SALEM ALEXANDRIA, GROOM
n frame house, inst finishing; nydrant in
yard; LOT iGXii5; snug home; price, $500. Ap-
ply 90 ROBERT }. THOMAS, Room No. 2, 6l8
18TH 81
IOR sALE-THREE OF THE CHEAPEST
III houses IN Washington, iO0 los and 10
iith 20 e; two-story and basement brown
stone trimmings; rooms and bath; electric
bells and gas; price, $500 each, 500 cash
balance 20 suit or trade for good lots.
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All ordinary Letters containing Postal
Notes. Money Orders ssle1 by aI Ezgrgss
CgurauIgsQi Ngs YORK Exchange.
Addressed
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ON THE SAME DAY AND DATE AT HALF.
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ,

FAST FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ,
I'm front of the prem ises, 7 will sell at public
auction part Of lot numbered fourteen liD
IN square numbered seventy two t50, begin.
ming Tor the same on Twenty first street west
thirty four tjN feet from the northeast core
upr of said lot numbered fourteen 90 and run
ming thence south ON said Twentv.hrst street
nineteen 1W feet and SIX O6l lr rches, thence
west az right angles with said Twentv-hrst
street one hundred GO0l feet and i've CD
thence north ON the west line OF said LOT
numbered fourteen 90 nineteen 90 feet and
SIX tO inches thence east IN straight line
90 The place OF beginning.
This ground is Improved by an old Frame
House, in teuantahle repair The Lot Is
with a recently opened alley In the rear and
with all municipal Improvements.
With lot p, IN spuarc %, is an arpurtenant
right 10 the free use Of and right Oi way over
the alley In the rear of the said Lot
Both Houses are under rent and are yield
ing an excellent return
Terms OF sale one thrd Of the purchase
money IN cash, the balance IN one and two
years, evidenced by the prOmisaOry totes OF
The purchaser, and secured by first mortgage
or deed of trust on the property sold. De
ferrod payments 10 bear interest az the rate
Of GLcr cent per anuum until paid Terms
of sale TO De complied with within ten days
from the DAY ~ sale otherwise the trustee
will resell at the risk and cost Of the default.
ing purCha ser, after public notice. In bis dis
CrttiCu, A deposit OF $50 on each IUt viii
he REQUIRED when the property Us sold. All
COM Cyancing and title examining tu De- at
the cost Of the purchaser. The premises
may re in-TCgtCd upOn application % the
trustee Ur TIE auCtIuurCrs.
THOMAS N. FIELDS. Trustee.
40. 8it D so. 10. w.
auc's Washington, D.
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DATCLIFFE, DARR g. SC0. Auctioneers,
IL GI Pa. ave. % W.

II llI Pa. ave. % W.
CUANCERY SALE or IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE, LOCATED IN TIE CITY OF
WASffN GTON, BEING PREMISES Nos,
1fN TWENTY FIRST STREET NORTH
WEST AND coo TWENTY THIRD STREET
NORTHWEST.
Rv virtue of a decree of the supreme Court
of the District of columbia passed ON July il
$50. in equity cause No. i252-, docket No. 81,
viii sell at public auction, iu front of The
premises. on THURSDAY, AUGUST ENJh
TEENTW. $500 at HAIF-pAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK T. NJ, lot numbered nine ~. IN
ChapuilCar and Spaldiug's recorded subdi
vision of lots Iettered "AN and "B' In ne
Vnurhan's recorded subdivision of original
lot numbered one ul, in square number forty
three t4).
This ground is improved by substantial
two. story brick house in good repair, is q
corner lot and is very desirable iu every way,
either for a home, Investment, OF specula-
tiOn.
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IiI5 b street Member % W.zhiugtuu
slogE EAcuauEe. Am local stocks
and securities bought and soId.


COIN NIhh RAJ = stAIE-
NOR sALE-ABULI AlhEs on ID -I
sTfeuIsd. Gn l1a .na q tha Eckus-
t1u ma slldiers' Home ha-.U UaF. being 3 part
81 tha estate li he Iz-l ll.al Justice Chase,
nov called EdEaWQll. "a good opportunity
iugaire " CHAFIN EHQWN a p hs-l We
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Tie Alvarez Disinfectauts destroy 80
disease germs
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Iu re sFuturs ImProYsmeal .

Erau Ealk
rIis WeIl 10 Sag uf The dead politician
-Ptace, % peace 90 bis ashes
Bus S hat lu creation
VII the ueW Eaueraleu
That doesu' exactly approve Of as uiaal1ll
Remark Hheu e steps up and eashaal
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NVANTED-MA AND WIFE no TAKE
w charge of Dairy, miles from Bound
ary, at r. u. station with good wage 20 tlrst
class parties. Address FARMER, this office.
Taft
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

EE~ FrE rlUE EsrF- rr ans further .1fg-r1.
tigu desired write 'eE.b.v 90 rrg luters -uei,
clearly stating your re- .aerrer W.rl state.
County street ana Nuurer. More rapid -e-
turn mall delivery vii 1g assured 1F gglE
ue.9sllE ll envelope ce-r-rs y-ar .1.. li-
dress
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n EBUNDY. CuMR on DEsDs F0R ALI
- states aud Territories, $50 p. ave. epp,
titg HAL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rg oHARrERaD BY CONGRESS 1878
FRANKLIN INSURANCE. 90.
OF WASH groV. DC.

CAPITAL AND sUHITus. s3- COO Has
never contested "a loss I0 fire hut Away
nakes promt and liberal diugmcuts Dr.
Daniel % Clarke, ures't George p. lemon,
vice.rrrsf. CBar.es S bradley treas ". Pen.
wick Young, scc'y; VIII =. Boteler asst
rec'v iu4T 8m
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FOR RENT-RoOMs.

Advertisements uHfsT Nis head. four lines OT
iss, % esnts fOr one iseTti0R: 20 esnts f0r rss.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1890-01-18
GURERNATORIAI. CONTEST.
Two RepOrts Submitted to the
West virginia House.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, January H.
The legislature met again to-day and
went into joint session to hear the re-
port from the joint committee on the gu-
bernatorial contest. Chairman Kcc pre-.
scnted the majority report consisting OF
145 octave pages. In the afternoon
Senator Morris, republican, presented
the minority report, which has not yet
been printed, but which filled $50 pages
of closely written legal cap.
The majority report was not read. but
distributed in pamphlet form and ordered
printed in the Journal. Mr.. Morris read
the minority report, or the greater part
oft, before the joint assembly. After the
presentation of the report a joint COM
mittee was appointed to prepare mode
of procedure, and the joint session adj
journed until Monday next.
The majority report bears evidence OF
much study and labor. The report shows
that 124 of the votes cast for Fleming
were cast out, and the 437 cast for Gofi
were cast out. Three were added to
Flemming'H..,o'' and five to COTS. This
gives Fleming plurality of 237 votes.
The minority report presents the larger
argument of the case, makes the state
mcnt that the election was fair and lc
gal one, states the point of difference be-
tween the members OF the committee and
states that GoH was elected by major.
ity of 140.