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i""''' -bo
Average Democratic majority for the years 1854.
1888. aud 1891. 1861
The wards in which the Democrats make
the best showing in the registration, are the
second, Third. Fourth. seventh. Eighth. Ninth,
Eleventh. Thirteenth. Eighteenth. Twenty
fourth, Twenty sixth. and Twcnty-eghth. aud
those In which tho RepublicAn- hold the adj
Seventeenth twentieth. Twenty lirs,. Twenty.
second. Twenty-third, Twenty fifth. and
neither side have the advantage IN registration
are tho Fifth. Twelfth. Fourteenth. Fifteenth.
and Nineteenth. A Democratic and u lepubli.
In tie work OF the campaign and know ex-
aactly what has been going on at the headquar-
ters In their respective camps, have made
these estimates on the maJorities next Tues
day In the various wards:
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CLOTHING.

CASHMERE SACK OR cuTAwAY SUITS FROM $500
cF. BLACK cHEvIoT SUITS SINGLE OR DOUBLE
BREASTED, l35o EXTRA VALUE PRINCE All
BERT COAT AND VEST, IN CLAY DIAGONAL s12 90.
CLAY DIAGONAL CuTAwAY OR SACK SUITS. SIS 90.
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Democratic estimate Of Clevelands ma jority..l5727
Republican estimate OF Clevsland's mAjorityll.sS5
To this the vote In tho four county towns has
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supervisors are required Ito personally scrutinize
count and canvass each ballot IN their election dis
nlct or Sulng lreclnCt east. whatever be tho
aorsru"nt Tie la lot, ar IN whatever box IL may
nave been placed or be found" and direct and re.
uurr You Ia personally count and with your
own hands every ballot in every box and 10 inc
furnlsh-d. 1850
In cnnyassing. superyisors will follow strictly the
provisions or the state law apple ablo TO elections in
me Guy and county OF New YORK. They must that
INC inspectors IN making their canvass count and
ss me vote OF each person voted for every ticket
ihia especially i'm portant this there likely
70 pc much scratching and pastinE and all manner OF
saots The SUPERVISORS in making their canvass
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THE DISCOVERY OF THE ACE,
AHE CAUSE OF CLTiERH HAS nEyy
FOUND Ar LisE
IT Is DUE TO A SPECIFIC crnv
PdTUNT SEAECH or rOra1yyy
fhiRS rs FINALLY REUsRDED

remedy That VA Ecro,uiionise the 1,,,,.
n"m Of ue Most r,erdi Mt and Ei.,,,,..
"o'e D"e"so That The Human Flesh u
h'T io-i Challenge ;or SJ,OGO Opcn 10
a" Dorfo,s Who claim TO turr tot,ryL-
Tie f"oi'" Il Arr lork tvy anal rho
"'''""'"' '""nhy OEcrcd tic Rcuriit
II Ihfs Great hiscorr,y jor IRE Do1ay,
MONTH '"'i '"r"d ANIL An Nrrcs,uyv
Medicines Free. Inc m'',nJ uc SER R,,nc,,,.
" Tiny Begin Treatment E,Jo,c ,y,,u,r,
IsL
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Here s the story of the creates, discovery o,r.,.
which IL made public NOW tut tic hi, tuuc r,.
cause OF catarrh has been iUUuI a. last ,t. t. a.
specific germ patient search 81 ..,r,, y,,,. ,,
finally been rewarded. The discovery rl re,,.,,
tioniza the treatment OF the most lreyN',,, aud OIL .
agreeable disease that the human rtSh IL hc,r ma
challenge for So 900 is issued herewith u.el'u ..
tors who claim to cure catarrh. that thr uew l.I,
liz the surest and quickest euro Resides all ..u ,r,
PEOPLE OF New York and vicinity are ogc.s ncns.I
OF this great discovery for 50 month W. ru. ann
all necessary medicines free. incui,ns So, r.y
remedy
Doctor j. Cresar Mccoy OF Doctors McCov AMI Nil
man OF this city mas always contrndcd that ra'aI.a
was duo to specific germ and has treated the ,as,
with this belief In v,e". When Professor k..Y 4
Berlin made his celebrated discovery of thr SIC.
OF tho germ of Cholera Doctor Mccoy real 2c tho .
nous Importance of the discovery Wai" "a l.r.p.
Doctor Mccoy made himself familiar with the meta.
DDS employed by Koch and other microscopes IN 20
discovery OF disease germs.
THE DISCOVERY OF TIE CHOLERA GERM
1t m" st he remembered that II was Koch also "
discovered tho cholera germ, having been sent to A,
Tor that purpose by the German Government. Decor
Mccoy also visited tho celebrated Charlie Hospital o,
Berlin daily aud received special instruction under ~
OF the greatest German bacterioovists While in BERN
watching the experiments made TO cure con>unp,i.
DOCTOR Mccoy announced to his that in tho
cases where the German plan fae, do any good tho
cause OF the failure Was due tho fact that in MANY
instances consumption is due to catarrh AMI IN these
cnses the lymph did no good
When Doctor Mccoy returned to America he broush,
with him the nnest microscope that could he mr..
chased for money-a counterpart OF the idyutral mi.
croscops used by Professor Koch when he discovered
the cholera germ. both Of which instruments, wers
made by Carl Zeiss Of Jena.
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To-day John l. Davenport will give out his
instructions to Federal supervisors OF election
about their part in the canvass OF tho ballot
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ONLY % A MoNTA TILL
And All MeSioiass and tic New II N d.
Ca'n Cured.

In announcing this discovery 0'ofcr N''oy rro.
poses 70 convince tho public ma 81. '' hr IAN"
irur AMI to io thi. Doctors r... -.l NI.hHa !
wGI treat AL patients sursrIg H' b. NHh -
month. and furnish ihcu0 ,t'u g.. '.. r'!fA ~ .
'1r- including the r.ruN. ~ VI !;
IS ting themselves Of Tia. ter .' hhNatl
wiibe treated uniIi cure .Ur sa.. F." IA'7 u
80 month.
DOCTORS Mccoy AND "I-DMAn
Offices, S East 42d S;reet hc"Yo'",
where all durable cases are treated WIN ssr,s'
II you i've at distance wr!'e Tor sym ON jazz
ltAtion at office or by mail free q chs,ge ~
Address all a all 10 East &2d street Nsr ioIs sIX
once hours-s to II A. n. 2tStf. NJ, cWSf~
SualxyA 10 4 Y. ear. Y,
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-recepts lS.sIS barrels shipments 3i.eos barrels:
sales. SIS barrels wheat weak-No. red spot.
- sa"s; August, a. a5.'s; September. - AZ.
October, "a s6t,; December. So asked; steamer
ments, ,s.ooo bushels; stock. i-s+s.lss bushels;
sales- 2S0.ovo bushels Southern wheat dull
feiu. .Sase; LonSberry. s>ssi. corn trm-nixea
spot. 81 asa: August. sss bid September. 81
mixed. % bid-receipts. sses bushels: shipments,
I,lAS bushels; stock, Ss,sss bushels sales. s.ooe
bushels. southern corn sfeady-white. Sssss !
yellow. s.aSsh Oats rrm-Nol 2. white western.
tzatS; No. :. mixed western. SesS0-receipis. s.SSs
bushels stock. si.ss4 bushels I've qulet-No. 8 i
receipts. asss bushels; stock. s9.55o bu.hela Hay
Ueady, nrm-Hood TO choice umothy. l<.soalAsn
Sfnn freifhs dull. unchanged Cotton nominal
mlddnne, ~. Provisions stesty-mess pork. Ia so
onik meats, loose shoulders, ~: long clear g. clear
cured smoked shoulders 81; hams small, i1S:
large, IL; lard, refined. es; crude, ~. Butter arm
creamery, fancy. 2<ala: do. fair 90 choice. alu
rs 90 Imitation soa2i: lsde. fancy issss do. good
70 choice, leaii: store-pscked, lSai6 grass, lssi,
Egg active-lsals. Coffee nrm-Ro cargoes
fair. IL; No. I, i&halsI. sugar urm-granula ted
= Sa-lo Copper steady-renned. lo7ssil. whisky
firm and quet-i.aSsi Sc per gallon car load lots
Peanuts hrm-Nirg1nia fancy hand-picked, A. sss;
farmers, sas&; North Carolina nrn, g.
BALTIMORE. Aug. ts.-yrginia ten-foriies s,s
co. DO. threes. sAtas5; Baltimore and Ohio stock
s,kasss; Northern. Central stock. ssasS Bait.
more and Ohio Southwestern nrsts. 1851 al0s; do
FIRST Incomes, 3D. rid: do. second incomes, a6s
Is; do. third incomes, sssS; Consolidated ea,
bonds, lis bid; do. stock. elk bid.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Aug. is tclos,naN. - wheat-septem.
Der. 15t. Corn-SepfembeT, sea-: October. 50
Oats - September, sss.; October, IS =, Pork sep
TENDER, Ii-s.. Lard-september, -; October
10. kbs-Sep,emoer s.s5.
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THE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES.

Repubiicans May Also Establish Western
Headqusrters At Chicago.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
NEw York, Aug. 19.-The action Of the DEM
ocratic committee in establishing western head
quarters is the subject Of Q good deal Of dis
cussion today. By some IL is thought that one
object is to give Dickinson something with
which to smuse himself and 20 leave
the management of the details Of the eastern
campaign to more experienced hands and
heads. Experienced political workers here
are beginning to see plainly the i'm
portance Of getting workers into line,
in New York especially. Senator German
was at headquarters today. but will only re-
main here a short time. He has no intention Of
taking hold with any great activity in the
work, but will give his advice when
called on for il. The fact seems to be
that the Cleveland people are undertaking to
run their campaign without the active aid Of
the other wing of the party, thus far at least.
Dickinson is still absent on account Of illness.
and it is whispered that his condition 10 such
ability to take hold OF the work again soon
Congressman Cable SAYS he will have the Chi
cago headquarters open and business running
next week. The democratic committee
is receiving many earnest appeals
from southern democrats for aid
in states which were formerly democratic. On
the other hand they express great confidence
OF success in certain western states. Republicans
are still silent rs to whether they will or will not
establish western headquarters at Chicago
The best advice seems TO be against il. but il
is not improbable the action BY democrats NAV
lead republicans to a similar course.
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STILL GETTING COOLER.
What the weaahrr Bnr-su Man rr~d,~ss
for Tomorrow.


Your Uncle Jerry Rusk feels good these aay.
Some say il is because he thinks he is making
himself solid with the q. A. r. by cooiius
Washington on 90 10 make t dc for =
Wisconsin man TO live in by the tim. the en-
campment comes. IL is said that IL mus
be he who is making all this cool weather.
because his weather bureau man down here i. =
party TO the plot. for he know. all shout -
beforehand.
In proof Of this numerous instances are CITED
where this weather bureau man hA. said d
would be COOLER ia dny or Two. and sure enough
u turned ont just o. he said IL would
lf n man tells you that your house Will burn up
on a certain nighf and u doe. bum M Won nat
urally look upon that man with Suspicion 90
being In some way connected with the event
lake YESTERDAY. Tor instance The wea,heF
bureau man said il would he cooler last n.shf
" vas cooler. There " No doubt about
that. tor the tolc-thermngrsph shows that
~ daNhreak this morning tho thermometer Wa
down TO 60. and Their" are probably not doz.n
houses in Washington TODAY that haven't CO.
single blankets folded across the fess
81 the bed. There l. no doubt
about II, that weather man aud his chief
Fonr nele Jerry are mixed M in the bnsi.
ness.
Now today the weather bureau said he'd b.t
II would ram Tomorrow THE STAR mas
didn't take HIM up. however. desiring ~ lsa.t
some show for his white ale, aud not backing
/ any brace game just Mt present Md u H. :
good thing that he lid not too tor n few mn
nies after that another fellow NJ there showed
on tins mornings weather nap. made up fro,u
reports. that IL is raining clear down 90 tn.
gulf ~ Mexico and up Co lake Erie, moving
this way NJ tho. same time
Then the woNher buresu man sald he guessed
II would he cooler tomorrow. lie can, Ia,
doubt, MAKE that Cness with safety hecau.o A
Is nFlTt from q. F.
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DIED.

2 M MsEGEEfT miami d.assi ter " : iss .us
Funeral from rssid~noe. 1es iIth street southwest,
san, Sstnrdas; Apsns, 70 AZ sos m Friends spd rslss
cRENkN. ON Friday. August n. 1872 3. O.. M.
SOB North Capitol street. MGRT CREMEN' in h..
1 shth ,,SI reli q ;hs iate John crrmsn.
copy.l
s p9'TLII Ifsho, On Friday qPHs ANGUS,
street northwest. SUNDAY. IasSs, II. az eeiSes
FoRsY RI in the eighty third sa.r Of ~, az.
Funeral August ~. AZ 10 .. from 1919 " street
northwest lO-~ego. y. L.. papers please copy. %
GAkRETsoN On August ~ INV. at Ia. home.
81 ~ III street north.sst after short iIin.s,.
r. Sisrrytson sged twenty year. aud two months.
O'clock >. M. MARY McSaMaRs. aeed .er. IN
In9n,hs and two DAYS. beloved daughter VI Marta
To dwell with Him Who gava
IL sheltered in the grave.
Amidst His shining band.
And 80 He bent with loving smile
By HER Amt DELLA.
9TH stree northeast. on saturday August 90 At 3 10
O'Clock p M Friends and relatives invited 20
MILL, M,LLLR ., OF Friday. August ~, Ises :. her
lEk, assd tort, Eight years
Natice OF funeral hereafter. .
MONTGOMERY. At her residence. High cottas,.
High Bridge, y; y. Of O'Clock D. m. Wednesday
August IL, lSass. Mrs. VIRGINIA {. MONTGOMERY
widow Of the ate X. W. MONTGOMERY 2s
UHAGAN. On Thursday, August H. 1872 ss z
O'Clock pm, WILLIAM e. OHAGAN, eldest son n
James ard and Marssret oHAs.n. aged twenty -sishs
Funeral viii take place from the residence Of his
parents. 1851 10TH street northwest. Monday. Au-
gust ~. at 2 O'Clock N. theme. 81 Mntthevs
Church. where a requiem Hs-s Will b. aid for
the repose Of his soul Friends and acq a-
invited.
RYAN. On Friday. August 10. 1882. &C 4 o,closl O.
m. JOHN RYAN. ased rfty-sK yesrs for urans-
resident % the West End. Intsrment Will tass
Place FROM his brothers Residence Psfrick hysu No
24l3
Notice Of funeral hereafter
TIERS. On Thursday. August Is 1892 q, Har-
Pert Perry, MAkf laughter " Mary n. and the
late VIM. II. TIER Of Philadelphia
Funeral services saturday. August 20. OF O'Clock.
q l44l Rhode Island avenue. InterInent pr,xsaS
No fowers
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THE VIRGINIA THIRD PARTY.
A Convention Today in the Fourth Conf
Gressional District.

gressional District.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
PETERSBURG, Va, Aug. 19.-The third
party people Of the fourth congressional
district of Virginia held convention in
the hastings court room in this
city at roon today for the pur-
pose Of nominating a candidate for Congress
from this district. J. H. Hobson Of Powhattan
county. an alliance lecturer. Was made perma-
nent chairman and addressed the convention at
some length. After the committee on creden-
tials had made their report the following reso-
luton was offered and adopted:
Resolved by the fourth congressional district
convention of the peoples party in Petersburg
assembled on the 18th day Of August. 1892.
that We declare all the delegates Of said con-
vention ere in favor Of honest elections and we
do hereby condemn all force and fraud bills
from any source whatever. as subyersive of
principles of true Jeffersonian democracy and
the liberties of the citizens After the adop-
ton OF the resolution the convention, at 9 p.
m. adjourned to p. NJ IL 10 thought that
Col. ]. 7. Goode Of Mecklenburg county will
be the nominee of the convention.
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ization indicates that arrangements are bsins
comes necessary. Vice Grand Master Dowpey
has taken up headquarters in New York city
and Mills ". Barrett. grand organizer. Ia
been ordered to Cleveland, Ohio, to prepare for
the expected battle there.
col. PHrsrERER ooEs TO srFFcLo.
ALBANY, \. Y, Aug. 19.-Acting Assistant
Adjutant General Phisterer left for Baffslo this
morning. Superintendent Harrington Of the
Central says: I'VE anticipate no trouble here
or along the line. The strike il practically
over" Gen. Porter said this morning that there
are practically no new developments in the sit
uation since last night.
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Fears That the Strike win Develop Next in
That City.


That City.
ALBANY, MY, Aug. 19.-The early morning
shows no practical change in the situation here
at general headquarters and both Gen. Porter
and Gov. Flower are resting after Yesterday
hard work. Fully 1880 men have been massed
at Buffalo within the past twenty -four hours.
There is no indication this morning that extra
tr oops will be sent for, or at present. will be
ordered to the 'front.'
The total number of men ordered out is z. $50.
The adjutant general thinks nearly 1000 of the
men are in Buffalo; 1858 are held in readiness
to go at any time.
Rumors of strike in the big switching yard
OF the Central here are again rife this morn
ing A person who claimed to be in
q position to know said this morning
that the men along the line were wait
ing fo- the time to strike. They had
already received orders that with the first
freight that came through to throw down their
tools and quit work. TT is true he said,
THAT not many Of them belong to the knights
but most Of them belong to the Federation OF
Labor, which received instructions two days
ago."
II this be true much more trouble than was
anticipated will result 1t was said last night
that the old men engaged in the strike Of two
years ago, now living about west Albany, have
been offered positions. at Buffalo; 1t il
cepted the offer. A trainman. one
Of the Oldest and most skillful at the time of
the strike, was offered permanent position by
Mr.. Harrington and quite a sum OF money il
he would 60 into the yard at Buffalo and
straighten matters ont. 1t was also said that
when ''caller" called upon one Of the old
strikers on Monday night when making his
rounds he was knocked down.
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o. ! c.
Washington stock Exchsurs.

L8cuou&Os
Government Bonds-U. 9. q, registered, 1907,
lisN bio, lisH asked .. s. q, coupons 1907,
1899, gold. losS bid = asked. Water Stocks, e,
gold ls6s, lis bid, a1ked Water stock, 70. isos.
Ss is s:rsS 80 ' reg ~ s isss i sss:
1901, 100 bid, "a asked.
A,sssansor, :. sonds.wa.ains.on and George
bid, rs asked. Masonic Hail Assn S, ioi BID i'd
gage g. 1904. . bid. - assed. Wssninston IiSht
Infantry I'd q, Is bid, "a asked. washlnSton Gas
Company, series A. q, 10 bid. asked. Mashlne-
ION Gas Co: Convertible 9. isol, rs bid. asked.
lexington Railroad q, 81 bid, asked. Chesa-
los asked Capitol and NortS o street Raiirosl lei
Rsilfosd convertible - liz ia. ..sed y
American security and Teast 8: isss S A. es.s sss
bid. . asked American Security and Trust s.,
1906, r: A., 100 bid asked. American security
washington Market Go. imp. 4, liz BID, - asked.
Washngto Market Co. lst o. lssf-lS,l les bid. -
a.ted. Anscostis Railroad =. 1901. les bid. -
National Bank stocks.Bsnk Of warrington, 800
bid. = asked. Bank Of the Republic, sd bid, -
iss bid, Farmer: and di Sechsnic sID 10
sHk ,a s:ks "a c:ps Z, sls ~ ssssd West
centE 500 S S,d ssEed second iss BID
Railrosd stocks-Wasnmgton and Gsoreesow.,
columba, bid. Is ssssd. c:o.o D ana No orusS
Street. o bid, % asked. Rock Creek, ioe Sid. -
.:s:S. Georgetown and Ts.ieyso"a. = Sad- IS
Insurance s.ocks-Firenenr, q bid, = asked.
Franklin, e bid. = asked. NeGspontaa, % I'D
iunSia. isI bid. lsS ssfed. People1 s. bid, q
:sked. Uncola. . bid. - asked cossnercial,
sfifis Tnsnran~e sto.S. r,.,,,.s,. rx., 80 -.
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ARRlFp.

,I,I, cksoN5lHohAs. On Wednesday, Angus, IL,
philadelphia. Pa. To BARBARA THOMAS of Wsxh-
ington. ID; a.. by Rev. DR. Butler vi xeuorIs.
Lutheran charch.
HACkETI- HuTH. On August s. 1882 by tho
ksy Ut y 4 MiEhtman, ID y. OF Nh. Vernon Churcl
HUH
HINES GENrNER. ON July 2ti 1892 by Il.
Rev; Res Murray, X. CLIFFORD HIS al
EMMA /. GENTNFR 10th q Washinstou.
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Mr.. John D. Chamberlin has been reported a.
seriouslyill at his cottage at Long Branch. A.
his home here today il was stated that the latest
reports received were Of an encouraging n.-
ture and that speedy recovery was looked for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19
Johnson =. ! urrar1n,.
SJJjJ tsts. LII
IMPROVEMENT SALE Or DRr GooDs

UNDOUBTEDLY THE GREATEST
SALE OF DRY GOODS THAT THE PEG
PIE OF WASHINGTON OR ANY OTHER
CITY HAVE EVER KNOWN. IN ALL
THE HISTORY OF THE DRY GOODS
BUSINESS THERE Is NO OTHER IN
STANCE LIKE 1T.
WHILE THE IMPROVEMENTS TO OUR
BUILDING ARE IN PROGRESS WE
OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY
GOODS. NOTIONS. &c. Ar COST. AND
IN MANY INSTANCES BELOW COST.
MANY OF OUR CUSTOMERS ARE TAI
ING ADVANTAGE OF THE Low
PRICES AND ARE BUYING NOW FOR
FALL USE. WOULDN'T 1T BE WISE
FOR YOU TO DO THE SAME.
THOSE OF YOU IN NEED OF @. A. R.
ENCAMPMENT SUPPLIES. SUCH AS
sHEETINGs. BLANKETS. COMFORTS.
&c, WILL SAVE MONEY By TAKING
ADVANTAGE OF OUR COST PRICE
IkPROVEHEyT SALE
THE IMPROVEMENTS THAT ARE CO.
ING ON TO OUR BUILDING DO NOT
INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS. AS A
MATTER OF FACT, WE HAVE BEEN
Buster THAN EVER SINCE THE IN
PROvEMENTS WE'RE BEGUN. WE
HAVE A LARGE VARIETY OF LADIES'
SUMNER AND FALL WRAPS. WHICH
WE'VE MARKED DOWN BELOW COST,
AND. IF YOU'RE IN NEED OF ANY
THING IN THIS LINE, IT WILL PAY
VOC TO SEE WHAT WE HAVE BEFORE
BUYING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19
Attorney Bnmont Has Resigned.

Prosecuting Attorney Neil Dumont has, a.
was intimated in The STAN several DAYS ago
would be the case, handed in his resignation.
TO take effect the lst OF September. IL 4.
understood that Mr.. George French will SUE
coed him an looking after the interests OF tho
District az tue Police Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19
KENTUCKY MAY BE COUNTED OUT.
A Legal Point which May Throw Out the
Electoral Vote

Electoral Vote.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. l9.-In the general mixing
up Of things due to the failure of the legis-
lature to pass q number OF bills by consti-
tutional majority there is danger that the
electoral vote Of Kentucky will be thrown out
IN the approaching presidential contest. A
number OF amendments to the election bill
failed to receive majority vote in the senate.
and If Gov. Browns construction Of the con-
stitution is adhered to by the courts serious
trouble may result. since the entire bill may be
declared unconstitutional
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19
last Cheap Excursion 10 Atlantic C,,,

Saturday, August 20, via Royal Blue Line.
special train with Pullman car will leave B. and
y. station ut $50 p. IN, arriving at Atlantic
tlty AT p. IN. Tickets good 10 return ON al
regular trains Sunday or Monday. OF CD special
train from Atlantic City at $50 p. M sunds,.
Round trip. s3.5O.-Adut.
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JOHNSON & LurrRrLL
713 Market space.

f1OUsEKEEpERs WHO ARE NOT AT THIS DAY
ENJOYING LIFE IN THE MIDST OF HAPPINESS
AND EASE MUST ATTACH THE BLAME TO
THEMSELVES. SINCE EVERY POSSIBLE COM.
FORT IS ATrAINABLE WITHOUT WEALTH,
WITHOUT BURDEN AND WITHOUT STINT
FROM THE SAVINGS OF THE WEEKLY OR
MONTHLY LABOR OF THE HONEST roILER.
OUR EQUITABLE
CREDIT
TAXING HIN INTO ITS
CONFIDENCE LOADS HIM WITH ITS BoUNTIEs
MULrIPLEs HIS PLEASURES INCREASES HIS
ENJoYMENTs AND TRANSFORMS AN OTHER.
WISE MoNoToNoUs LIFE INTO A PARADISE
OF CONFINEMENT AND BLISS
UNLIKE THE STERN ExAcTIoNs OF Cash
HOUSES 1T INVITES THE HONESTLY DIS
POSED TO PARrAxE OF ITS BEHEFAcrIoNs,
ALLOWING PAYMENTS TO BE MADE A. TEE
CONVENIENCE OF EACH ONE NAY SUGGEST.
CONSULTING ONLY THE wIsaEs OF ITS
BENEFICIARIEs
FURNITURE.
MATTIxas.
REFRIGERAToRs. BABY coACHRs.
TOILET AND DINNER SETS
WORKS OF ART
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UPON CREDIT AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
coSsoNANT WITH JUSTICE AND REASON.
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