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EDUCATIONAL.

(OLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
" CORCoRAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
Courses in general chemistry, QUA and ou.n
titative analysis open. $780,
stTuction viii be given in wet and dry assayine
The department is unusually well equipped for this
work. ' 'AAS
Instructi9n in modern methods Of iron and steel
qualified students. ~ p'oi0'iS
Special instruction In the chemistry of explostve
militia. A~'' "AA~
Particular attention will be given to proxidn1 ,c,
ties for research work for post graduate students
are tor the degrees Of or doctor in
CHARLES E. MUNRoE.
nIS-lm Professor OF Chemistry
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

ENOR sALE-D ST. BET. list AND I'd n ga
very desirable threestory brick bay window
house. containing nine bath and cellar
II !s6oees house nicely pepersd; large lot to alley
&l.OV cash required ba1ance to~<euft Price only
So. 500. EASTERDAY& MALLERY.
n1-lw 624 st. n.
EoR SAI.E-e4. 500 FOR AN EXCEPTIONALLY
4 well buflt and flushed new dwelling; located on
the mos Desirable part Of Of. ;consins rooms
n7.I2t G. b. fIEBERMANN. 1908 Fat.
Tor sALE-To SETTLE AN EsTATF-OpPO-
u ste Franklin Park. houses 1880 1852, 1894 and
q snd 500 1sts st. and sis ZEE 1tS 3. nv ippS
to DR. D N. OGDEN. Executor. 1924 p 81. n ".
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LOR SALE
l. l42o 10Th st NV.
eis !" ii 10 SO Nd ave-
.w, b h. Ar. rs. 00C
lbs ! st NV. b h.
lTs, Il st NV. b b.
1T36-3s40 and AZ i st
NV. b h. l2r. 10. 500
1s;eS x st NV, bh.
~ I. Tor 10. SOC
467 Missouri ave NV,
BIB, IA............ 10. oOC
21ao NJ $, NV. bh
17i4 18Th st NV. i H. .o'"
!, Tor. ....... 10. cor
25 Z st NV. b b, llr. 8. 500
10 @ st nv. b h.
li rs 81 NV. Sn. &s sou 81
81 ] 81 NV. bh, llr. 90, SOC
lila and ZIG 18th 81
sw. b h. 7r and Ifh
1113-15 and I'LL "
st Sc. Z b. 10 L br. 4, OO(
The above il only a port
hooks: For full list cali at
the LIST and 18th. tnSl
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n1g-5t ol6 81. NV
LrOR SALE
Anice 3-story and basement house on I1th ST. near
81 contains 10 rooms and bath. with all modern
fmrrovements. lot 2OIsd quick purchaser can
secure II for 5000. Terms TO suit.
b. h. WARNER d co..
FOR sALE-wE HAVE SEVERAL NINE AND
\ tsn-room modern houses; conveniently located In
the northeast; on line Of II st. cars; at Q reduced
price; small cash Payment and balance monthly, no
pres NJ fncutn brancc to he assumed
MIST ELLIS 4 CHAPEL, sos ilth st. n ".
FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL MODERN RESIDENCE
IN the northwest; on St. near New Hampshire ave-
elegant location and hrstcass in bay
w,ndoS Srsss With heavy brown stone trimmings
cabinet nantels crystal chandeliers; electric bells,
sIesking tubes. &c. finished in natural cherry wood
$l4,QOO: Terms to suit purchaser. Apply to l. W.
WEED Co. Mapaeeys National Mutual Building
no12 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.
nled ortoher -, 1882 r Ioune. Clerk.
1hl 81 PRIME CURT OF THE DISTINCT
or COLUMBIA

Oh COLUMBIA.
The SIS ,lay VI tsro 80. lSro
Anna Lynch vs.. Edward =. Mathews. trustee. q Il
No. ana. Equity Dc-'et ~
On motion 81 the piaintin by Mr. James Hohan,
Der solicitor II j. ordered that the DEFENDANTS Rachel
" Mathews. widow Charles :, MaflewS. Mimi. VI.
Mathews. hts wife: Charles ". Hayes. Sotihia y
Chappeh. William ChapI~ii. her husband. IsYniSA &.
FOX. Trustcu felk her hush ma :. liza A. Mathew.
widow; Charles 4. Mathews. Mary q. ~ Mathexs.
lie vile. Andrew :. Mathews William u. Mathews
Se-orse W Mathews, hbhis c. Mathews. his wife.
Mary {, Mathews. widow. iAurA Vaudeville. Henry
= dandeNille. her hushnn 2. csuse their aprearunre
" te entered herein before the nrst rule day
occurring forty days after this dnv. otherwis. he
cause will be proceeded with > IN of default
lie object Of this suit II 20 have title
y TIE part 81 lot three - square numler a four
hundred and eighty eight tsSN), desrrih--d ia the
fourth paragraph If her TN h-d I'm this cause al
judged AMI derreed by the court 10 De fee simple
title and made uf record. and that he said Edward
Mathews and John Ridout trustees. defendants. and
the ether defendants he etc. their AGENTS md a.
torneNe. and al other fersunS N their behalf.
perpetnally etoined from claiming the said rrgperty
AGAINST complainant CT In any Interfering
with the said compAinan in her full enjoy n
her said simple at . in the same
This order 10 be published q week for three
weeks IN 1he Evening star. and well IN the Wash
ington Law Reporter.
BY the court: A. c. BRADLEY Justice
n5-lawG BY NJ. A. CLANCY. Asst clerh.
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EOR SALIENT. PEASANT, ON 18TH NEAR
J. kenessw ave. new 10room house, Handsomely ss
nnishet. furnace; open nreplaces. Q. MI lot 4Ox
l5o; several handsome oakx.
ni3-a REDFORD W. WALKER SON. 10O6 y IT.
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69H st NV. b b, Or. &c, 900
S05 9Th st NV. b b.

80 II st NV. b b. Or. &c. 900
S05 9Th st NV, b b.
eileen. 81 ;i' 7ih st NV. ''O
40 Z Il i-s Is !. on sr s; / h, sr. j. SO SO
467 and 400 l. st sw.
Z h, 4r...-..........3 8. 800
So and "a Defrees ct
NV. b b. 7r. each. :. 3, 30
603 LIST st sw, st and
sci and a 500 p st Sc.
IN, 6rs, each. g. 600
ZOE 9th st Sc. b h. On. 3. 600
9099l1 / st W. I h,
si {. and i ga ii st sw.
4d4 d and tF 4os $ Cap st, 600
f b, 6rs. each. 800
456 LIST St sw. b b, or. L. 800
Ais l. st sc. I b. 6r.. Il. 600
Alley, bet 9Th 4 9TH,
u h Z Sc. b b. 81. :. I. 500
3O5 10th 1t Sc, III, 5r. 1, 500
1915, f347 and 1348
X Ut Sc. 4 b. 5r. each1. 200
n o. the propcrty on my
once for bulletin issued on
THOS. Z. WA0GANAE.
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HEALTH RESORTS.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

+ PROPERTY N ALL SECTIONS
OF THE CITY
BARNES ktwEAvEK
629 81.
NV.
-N '0' = = Price. 1850.
4 gocd investment;
fSe-r00R Remit sTssf Ear T sfc 81 y fi''h'.-
Price. 81. 600
bargain we can ofer.
f0ur-rOom R srassi so S, SO in h'oA'.-
CALIFORNIA ST. re
creep house
A good investment.
Rents for eco 30 per month.
aso TO 3as ELM ST,
Price 81 80 eseh.
Three story Tress brick bsy-windov.
" ''oH Easy sS' terms M. 'i0' imp
IL proit Park,
Corner Of Elm 1t
cheap home at 81. 600.
Seven rooms bath. all modern iinrs.
Easy terms.
1a4s NORTH CAPITOL ST
Atwo-story and basement
Press-briek bay window dwelling.
Price. 81. 500.
( DrQit Park.
Six rooms, bath. all mod. fmpI
L. Drof, Park.
Price. -. 800 only.
comfortable dwelling.
Six rooms. bath. all mod. imp
sos SPRUCE ST.
IA Droit Park.
. Press-brick bay-windor 'front.'
Six rooms, hath, all ma
fFice. 500 s.. soS.
1895 SIXTH ST. n W.
A eomfortabie DIV cling.
Tvo-story and cellar. six rooms. AMI
COZ SPRUCE ST. re prott Park.
bargsin.
Tbree-story and cellar.
F ST. NV. BET. FIRST AsD SECOND sTs
ATsr ,s sh Sns 2 buy i = aSqss
Six I pr,ss e s.'h aos 3. ma
hSs SIie l house. in MARI. =. s,, .lllsysa
Rent f 81 - q 5; s5 S'aiR-
Essy terms
Acomfortsbls home.
PrsssIerca s.y-s st1S Vi stone s ,rimniass
lie Droit PAX.
Price. %. 900
Six rooms. bath. all mod imp. Large collar.
soS sfnoSI "a. Mans.
Afs sse.p 81 s ssps-
Six rooms. bath. all mod imp.
AS Q 81. W.
Complete dwelling.
Call and inspect same.
No IRRESPONSIBLE Oner Refused
1899 LARcHsT..
Prize. s7 600 only.
A desirable nome.
Eight rooms. bath. sii mod imp.
L e.. Dro.s r Pa
handsome residence.
Zine rooms. bath. AL mod inpA
Price. sseee.
Store and dwelling.
Seven room. ana ssiA.
Brick stable In rssr.
els 81. NV
Price. Is 500
A handsome re~fdence.
Nine rooms. bath. all med. fmp9.
Larxe cellar, entire hous heated l,y furusm
2-story brick stable In rear.
1913 HARDWOOD AVE,
Il Droit Park
Lot 7Dx15
Price, ell, 600
Eixht-roon frame. ali mod smp
1901 LAKEWOOD AVE.
L. Droff Prrt
Price. p12. 600.
Desirable locnfioo.
Eleven rooms. hath. eli mod impa
BARNES WEAVER,
~ 0,9f e. NV
RAR Qehee clnnunnal A. -, nnen -
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PERSONAL.

~ the University Of Pennsylvania Will be a Hsn ~
HipksT 1eTeiyy store. 425 9th ct. q. ", MONDAYS
your eyes. Consultation free S.'' ~ eA. 1es
A CONFIDENTIAL FAOT-GENTIEMFN rW-
Abarassed can obtain big cash prices for their ieft
8 an urnrrmsnts Drop postal sUSrH's OLD STAND
(IENTLEMAN OF FAIR EDUCATION HAvTNT,
Pessso cic ~ ssrvice examin ation would ike TO
ernmens or other position. VIII milo e vorfhs ~
enon. Addrees Boz 90 Star ONCE n1is,ts
A TLH0RIzRD PRIVATE pETHcrTyR A0RNcY.
tai. Once open al hour 30 rs6srSsscsSs
"llA1AAb. Manager. 3a0 81 q y. Sio.a1s
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALs FOR PURCHASE OF WRECK OF
Steamer City Of Alexandria. lying east bank Of
Potomac river opposite Alexandria, Va will be re-
ceiyed until TUESDAY. NOVEMBER FlFTFENTH.
TWELVE NOON. when the bids will be opened at
compauye ofice. Owners the riglt to rejAcf
any all bids Terms cash tender of bill OF sale
nS-6t
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MONEY WANTED Il TO LOAN.

- w nv Ill a ~ Ivan.
WANIEp-To BORROW 5000 ron q or
sssn S. real . sa rss.s
l ls.s. neisst ssa'ss 10 brokers need
ITO LoAN-oNE SUN or O., 900 FoR S YEARS.
also sums from enc 90 up fer Say iensth Of tine
n S:as property Fs s6R rs f F. fSsEf f.d f
WANTEp-LoAN OF $4,000 ron FIVE WARS
Vans soA ND'''' u L. A. noon H. oSi renpq,si-
WANrfp-roR cIIENT-A LOAN or ss. 500
On nrss aer,sass on q, s y, new corner
Most pSvib D. stone sos-sos Est. nv.
MONEY coNFIDENTIALLY LOANED UPON
IN s.iasss or S,hsr ssssis. sisSSu: rss
o. monthly pss @.S.s g. no asl.s. aaarss. Bon .o
MONEY TO loan IN LARGE aNp SMALL
al. y m sssI SsSi 1r i
MoSrrrr1 TO loan AT t M,, r. c SsNT Of
t .sss A sss.y r sssty .o = sssHs q sai
loan IS per cent Of value repay able IN inssineats.
y. Il SMITH b SONS.
MONEY TO LoAN Ar AND PER CENT. II
~ sums TO SUM- on f nEr Ski S.i.i McLrR,x
no YoU WANT MoNEy'-sio TO sloo TO loan
housekod go d or other psr.cns TrSrsr rim p.
and interest ~ able weekly or monthly symens;
xddre.. Be, IS Star ofscs '''''' no otcs5-ial'
M tx s # i SaSs ss ;fas 5 HESAHD
REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT.
r. q. HOFFMAN.
oc15-a Cor. l0th and r SITS. ".
MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT. At 5 AND 9 PER
. p's cent on D. c; real estate security FRANK 7.
1905 Pa ave. uhe Arlington Fire lns 90 !. ofsc-) oci
MONEY To LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT At CUR.
rent rates on approved real estate security special
,yis tF TYIER RI fH Hfs sDis 1907
To LoAN-wAsHINGToN, BALTIMORE AND
,na nSf s ern espts on hrstass req estate IN q
rTets.rsd. Johnson CHEW Co. ei7 s, n W. W
MONEY TO LOAN on PROPERTY N cry Ar
snnS and ISna Per centnm Per annum HILL JoHS-
NoTEY TO LOAN on REAL EsT ATE OR FIRST
class curity at lowest rates Of interest delay
" srIs the security !. g good aRrrx ~, -,
go LOAN W ss EF ssTsTE At low
Successor TO DASENHowER 4 son. cor I:fS sna
MONEY TO LOAN Ar S AND g PR CENT on
NJ. NJ. PhRKFR.
= AND 9 PER CENT-MoNEY TO LOAN IN ANY
- sums desired on approved real estate within The
given to srplieatons FhsrE hRG' ll'T M&I
ftRI. 62f F ST., Pacific building. lnhS-ir
| MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SUMS DESIRED AT
IVA lowest rates of interest approved real
situated within the District of Columbia delay be-
yond time Necessary for examination OF title and
a-Ation Of papers; commissions reasonable.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.,
tyl5-f l:ss4 e. n. ".
$4,000 TO
100 LOAN
boo ON
1.on0 RIAL
500 ESTATE.
poeo THoS. r. wAGGAMAN.
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EoR sALE-HOUss ia 6TH ST. n. e. By
owner. On monthly payments; open for inspection
will sell at 20 per cent dis ount Ell hit rooms, hath.
cellar. furnace house 1880 lot lSxo0. to alley
Inquire premises. oc31-12ts
EroR SALE = THOSE ELEGANT NEW STONE
y frcnt RESIDENCES 1881 and 1888 New Hamrshirs
apply TO c. D. LIEBERMANN. 1908 s.. n7-l2f
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TNOR SALE
Groom brick. an L.. in n w., and stable e7. 600
Store and dwelling. h st. o. e. a per cent bar
gain s, si,J
s1aoa srieS nns.' fiae cis 4SSS
rain ~ ~. Q. 200
Groom house, K st. sw,,..,.....,..,....,.. 9 200
10-room house on Vermont ave n w....,..... 8, 600
no KEY BROS, 4 co. q10 st. n. W.
FOR SALE ONE HANDSOME SIX ROOM
land ave n. e. we'll built Ane parking; mod imps /;
bright. clean. cheerful convenient abundant closet
room large back yard opening direct street terms
easy; Inquire WILLIAM MAYSE. Owner. SIG 9Th u. ".
EOR sAIE-BY 8. II. WALKER 45s La. AVE.
L Jos to 61S I'd ct. ne rooms new; all MOD
imps. ocl -3m
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ACCOUNTANTS.

DATRICK H. c. BRENNAN,
Public Accountant and Auditor,
1924 st. nv.
se2l-3m Under Thomas j. Fisher q 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-12

L,OR SALE NEW GROOM HOUSES on q sr-
II ut 10Th and 18Th built the best manner
cellar under the entire house; terms easy Price.
et.oDD each Y. X. BROOKS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-12

LNOk sALE-NEw q ROOM HOUSE on 4TH sT
n~sf Stanton Park, handsomely finished and COM
Tlste In every respsrt PIics, ri 0o, easy terms
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

EHOR sALE-wE HAVE SOME SPECIAL oPFFR.
Il tngs IN beautiful styles OF upright p,anos Just
now, and 1t Will pay You 70 call and them before
buy will give You full value for your old piano az
part payment and any balance can be Paid cash or
monthly payments TO suit; try us. THE PIANO
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

G EPARATE, CLEAN, LIGHT, DRY AND AIRY
- storage Apartments at LATIMER & sLOAN'S
1i07 @ st. convenient location in the city
n3lm
warehouses Nos 10 and L. ct. u. e.-storers OF
household furniture. pianos, paintings and mirrors
2epces and depots. ALBERT IRF9O
"hone 4O9- lAu31s3ml Manager.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

LCOR SAILS BET. III AVE. AND 18TH ST;
To s AZ tre Se tr'9 1s .Sd is,s % o e. r.
JOHN A. BUfLiR g..
ST. n.
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IoR SAILS DESIRABLE NEW 7-RooN
hoti--s On -. near y. Cap. al modern improve
m.uts, heated oS furnace, Is a. front bargain Of
~ Ia, easy terms T. r. BROOKS.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
EOR SALE-I HAVE THE FOLLOWING b
Il SIRABLE CORNER LOTS FOR SALE ON EA!
TERMS.

+ siRABLE CORNER LOTS FOR SALE On EASY
TERMS;
Cor. Of 3D. and SITS. NV. 90 by 90 on Grade. and
cheap at 81. SO per #.
Cor LIST and N SITS n. W, rs BY ITO; will subdivde
to great advantage bargain at 81. IS per IT,
Cor. n; Cap: and Hanover place NV, 70 by 100 to
alley will make fine building lots at less than 81 500
per lot Just the thing for q builder.
Cor. 10th and d sts. e.. 81 by 115. grade; new
electric road will this ground price 81 90 per IT.
ton for business houses. and cheap at Ell Is per f.
per #. easy terms
Cor. 4th and " SITS e.. 90 by 100, will prove fine
Investment at 80 cts. per IT. easy terms.
Cor. llth and SITS. Sc. Is by 107. grade; an
elegant location for sores; ApacostA pass the
property bargain at 81. 20 Per II.
Cor. 9Th and SITS. ne. 6s By 100 WILL subdivide
toFreat advantage cheap at 81. 90 per IT.
Cor. 3Oth and Q SITS. n w.. 204 by l5O; elegant "a
room house property that be divided into two
comfortable houses at small expenses stable lot for
ten horses great bargain at st5 600; easy terms.
1t 7. r. BROOKS. GIG 18th st. NV
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Buy lot
And will
BUILD You HOME ON EASY TERMS.
We sell you large lot. 30 or 6OY135, for from
$3.50 up to 81 BOO title perfect good sevation hne
view city streets ertended % feet wide These lots
are rapidly advancing. Now IS the time to invest.
For full particulars call upon
McLACHLEN l. BATCHELDER.
au21 Cor. 10th and @ sts. n. W.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
CALVIN S. BRICE,
Who Has Been Doubter Ever Since the
Convention, Now Feels Assured of
ClevelRnd's Election.

Who Has Been a Doubter Ever Since the
Convention, Now Feels Assured of
Cleveland's Election.
SpeetGL telegram 10 the Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., November s.
A confident Republican is as hard 70
find as Democrat who favors the force
bill in Washington tonight, while 1t Is
nearly as difficult to get bet on Harri-
sons election as it is on the election OF
General Weaver.
There is no mistaking the fact that
the Republicans have lost hope and
courage and ind no consolation except
in n"rSinO ~ belief that Harrison may
us,.,r.. =, ,.ectoral votes In the West
and will carry Connecticut, Delaware
and West Virginia. They seem to have
their calculations altogether, 1t is said
that Secretary of the Navy Tracy, who
has just returned from New York to-
day, was called on to perform the pain
ful duty Of informing the President that
he must not hope to see the electoral
vote Of New York cast for him on Tues
day next, in spite Of all that John l.
Davenport and his hord of deputy mar
shas could do.
1t is known that Secretary Tracy
since his return here has talked despair
ingly to his friends on the outlook,
practically conceding that he was fully
prep-red for Harrison's defeat. One Of
the Doubling Thomas's On the Demo
cratic side up to the present has been
Senator Calvin s. Brice, of Ohio. SEN
atOr Brice has made no concealment,
since the Chicago convention made its
nomination, Of his belief that Cleveland
could not be elected. Tonight he sent
from New York to Mr.. George E. Gille-
land, his congdential political secretary
in Washington, the following dispatch:
II leave tomorrow for Lima, satisfied
that New York will give 2O,OO0 and In
diana 5000 to 5000 for Cleveland. elect
ing him."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06

gagged for some time In making a care
full computation Of the probable vote Of
New York State. The calculation has
been made in as scientific q manner as
possible and is based upon the registra-
tion figures Of the present year, upon
the percentage Of total vote which
the Democratic ticket will receive,
as shown by the experience OF past
elections. The result arrived at in no
way diSCreditS the claims Of the best
posted Democratic politicians in the
State that there are peculiarly favora-
bic elements In the situation this year
which will cause both the city of New
York and the balance of the State to
give considerably larger Democratic
pluralities than those indicated. But tho
Democratic managers are gratihed TO ind
that without making any allowance for
such special influences, the State has
been made safely Democratic upon the
cold, hard figures. The calculation
conclusively shows a minimum Demo-
cratic plurality Of about 1900 in the
State. Cleveland will receive on this
computation a minimum plurality OF
about $4,000 In New York city, 1900
in Brooklyn, 500 in Kings county, out
side Of Brooklyn, 2,7OO in Queens
county aud 1,6OO in Richmond county,
giving a Democratic net plurality Of
So, 600 south OF the Bronx river, after
allowing for a Republican plurality Of
500 in Suffolk county. This alone is 4
gain OF 14,OOO for Cleveland over the
figures Of 1883, aud is sufficient of itself
20 wipe out entirelf the Republican plu-
rality of that year north of the Bronx,
which, however, on the basis Of the
same method Of figuring, cannot exceed
6S, 900 this year.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
GRArroN,s DISAPPOINTMENT.
The Grand Republican Rally Failed to
Materialize.

Special telegram to tbs Sunday Register.
GRAFTON, w. Va, November 5.-The
Republicans held their last rally OF the
campaign here to-day and tonight. 1t had
been extensively advertised and workers
had been in adjoining towns drumming up
a crowd for the occasion, for Days, Elkins,
and other distinguished speakers were ad-
vertised 10 draw what was expected 10 oe
grand demonstration. The day came,
but not the crowds of people ex-
pected by several hundred. Not
more than 500 people were IN
town and quite number OF these were
Democrats who came TO attend the Demo-
cratic meeting at night. A parade vas
had in the afternoon with l49 horSemen, by
count, in line. After the parade speeches
were made in the opera house by Candl-
date Davis and Ex-Congressman Mudd OF
Maryland. Mr.. Davis recited his little
piece which, after great labor, he HAS
writ outn and been delivering on his, "ex-
hausting campaigning tour" II
takes Davis about ten min
utes to recite his little piece
By the way of diversion he touched up
the Grafton Leader, which he claimed had
by unfair appeals driven away legitimate
Democratic votes that belonged to him. He
promised to give. if elected, clean, ego
nomical" according 10 his pronounclatlonl
and business administration. Out OF re-
spect for this being Davis's home the crowd
cheered him in order and out OF order DUR
ing his recitation.
Mudd's speech was well worded but his
presentation of the questions discussed was
about as clear as mud. He failed 10 en-
thuse his audience, which was well thlnneu
out before he quit. A telegram was read
from Elhins, stating that he had been
called to Washington on official business
ard could not be present. He gave Davis
a certificate of recommendation to his
home people. At night the people again
met in the Court House, but their man
from Maine who was to address them did
not nut i1 an appearance, and they were
again disappointed. Davis recited his
same little speech again scrDGta% ad ba liter
haranrued the crowd. The grand rally
did not come half Eyay up TO expectations,
although it was the Oy one that could c3aG ,Se Se
number of complete faiEpres the Republi-
cans have had here during the campaign.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-06
A GREAT PARADE.
The Democratic Business Men OF New
York Fall Into Line, 10000 Strong.

The Democratic Business Men OF New
York Fall Into Line, 10000 Strong.
New YORK, November 5.-The down
town business men who intend TO vote
for Cleveland and Stevenson were on
parade this afternoon. For the last
two weeks or more the Democrats In
every line of trade have been making
active preparations for the closing pro-
cession of the campaign and no efforts
were spared TO make it successful. Per-
feet weather insured brave turnout,
and though the hour for starting was ?
o'clock this afternoon there was great
activity among the 10000 and more
merchants, brokers, lawyers, bankers,
students, teachers and other men OF
business In their preparations for the
gigantic parade.
The line of march agreed upon was
from Bowling Green up Broadway to
Wsverly Place, to Fifth Avenue, to
Thirty-fourth street, with review at
Madison Square by ex-President Cleve-
land, Governor Flower, Mayor Grant,
Commissioner Thomas F. Gilroy, and
others Of national renown. 1t was not
possible to tell at the time the head OF
the column started how many were in
line, so far as could be told by compe-
tent judges at that hour there must
have been at least 10000 men In line.
The Grand Marshal, Gen. d. 7. McMa-
hon, gave the command for the parade
to start little after half-past one
o'clock. AT Chambers street and
Broadway the column was headed by a
detachment OF police. Then came the
grand marshal and his staff, with the
members of the Coffee Exchange club.
The post Of honor, the right OF line In
the first division, was given to the
Wholesale Dry Goods trade, OF which
Walter Stanton is president. They
turned out 5000 strong. Following
them came clubs from the Stock, Pro-
duce, Consolidated, Cotton and Mari
time exchanges, Cleveland and Steven
son clubs, the Puck Club, Harper Bros.
club, Columbiana College club and a
number of trade clubs. The greatest
enthusiasm prevailed along the line Of
march, and it was after dusk when the
last of the parade passed the grand
stand.