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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

The EXHIBITION at Latimer d Sloan's COM
prises goods that cannot BE- bought in any
other way than by auction, and the residents
OF Washington have now an opportunity that
may not be offered them again in An age
Open until every evening until Tuesday,
when the sale begins.-Adu6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

SHEErz's 60c. Candy for 25c.
This is only at 7th aud 1 streets northwest
j. F. SHEETZ.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

<NFFlCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washington. March
81. lSre.-1o whom n may concern; The Oommlr
sioners ha the following bil.
with request their views the Eyopriety OF lie
enactment Before reportins on the OIL the Conimis
sloners viii hold special at II o'cOsk
MONDAY. April 4. % give bearing 90 parties inter
ested viz: all III. x. 67O provide for -emi
nual sta tenens by foreign cofporalons doing bust
n-ss IA the District q Columbia. J. ". DOUGLASS.
y W Ross. ". I. RosSEIL. Commissioners of the
District OF Columbia apl-d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

Telephone 126O. Domestic Sewing
Machine Co.. II. For repairing and renting
mh26-10t
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Fire IN the carpet mill Of John Bromley a
Bon. PhtlsdeIphia. Saturday night, caused 4
loss Of eloo0o0 and threw 1850 operatives ont
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ADJUSTMENTS.


l FREE H sr ltsh 4 Hptsc.ruHE,
A 81 Pro: sA IeS II b sSkoo
Subject: SOMETHING ABOUT MoRooco- II
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE
THE EMINENT ENGLISH ACTOR. MR.. ka
II, {. + +. 4 + E. E.. E.
supported BY Mr.. A. NJ, Palmer. Superior Company.
rhi: .f nfa' 2i fsT1.rs As time Of
By Henry Arthur Jones'
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
The same authors celebrated drama
JUDAH"
Monday. April 4-The grs.t HeumsAs.
A cADLMf. =
Every Evening and Saturday Matinee.
THE PEOPLES POPULAR VERDICT.
They're all inn-~
KATE CAsTLEToN.
KATE CASTLE TON.
KATE CAsTLEToN.
JOE OFT and LENA MELVILLE
And
aosaRovE AND GRANTS COMEDIANS
In the century's success.
THE AZZLER
DIRECTION OF GEO. H. MURRAY
Next week-The operate comedy sensation. MISS
HELYETT.
Seats now selling. apl-D
A cADEMY-NExT WEEK.
Commencing
MONDAY. APRIL 4.
The Musical Event of This Season
An Operate Comedy In Three Acts.
MISS HELYErT.
Adapted by David Belasco from the French the
By Edmond Audran. composer Of ''ohvette."
The Mascot" &c.
Quaint and Charming Entertainment Of Infinite
Vivscity and Humor.
THE ORIGINAL CAST.
Seen for ll6 nights in New York, including
Mark Smith. NJ A Kennedy. Harry HARDWOOD.
j. W. Herbert. George Lydins.
Gilbert sarony. Kate Davis. Laura Clement,
Adelaide Emerson. Marie Cahin
Louise Leslie-Car,er,
Under the direction Of
MR.. E. ID. PRICE.
ELABORATE MoUNTINGs.
ENLARGED ORCHESTRA.
SEATS MAY NOW BE SECURED.
MISS HELYETT"
Is now in its second year in Paris; tenth month in
o..No.. epi--t
X ERNAN's LYOEUM THEATEK.
n Pennsylvania awe and Ilth ct.
THIS wEEK-MATINEE TOMORROW.
Grand Double Attraction.
HENRY BIG BURLEsQUE CO.,
WILLIAM MULDooN.
Trainer of
JOHN L. SULLIVAN,
AND HIS ATHLETIC COMPANY
Next week-Turner's English Gaiety Girls anil
WEIaHrMAN SCHOOL CONCERT. APRIL L
1.-THE LOTTERY TICKET"
The Columbia Musical Club
~. tBan,os, Mandons and Guitars,.
Nj: +. Broune, Miss Louise Mosller. ''"A'
Miss Helen Norris. acconpanst.
Curtis Hall. o near $50. pm.
Admission, y cents. mh31-2t'
II PIANO vIRTUoso.
Will Appear in . Grand Recital
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL !. 1852.
ASH O'Clock at the
UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH.
Corner 18th and L SITS. northwest.
Under the special patronage Of
MRS. LEVI p. MORTON,
MRS. NJ HARRISON MCKEE.
MRS. H. CABOT LODGE
And other distinguished patrons,
In shCiee nOrk. by Handel Bes,hoysn Schubert.
Knabe Piano Used
Reserved seats q and 7ic. Admission. Soc.
- Ticket. for sal, sale and progr.ms st e. Metz.
; Si2 E. ave n and William knabe Co.'S, No.
TNMsslLnEs LEcT TE,x REoITAhs TPDM RICHARD
Nurnberg Madame Constance Howard at the studio
Nj a.srsT f' aa so and ID. !,
knabes piano ware rooms. mh3l -6t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

CoPP's WoRD-BuMDrSo CoxTRsr.-Owing d
the amount of labor involved in examining the
lists handed in. the prize winner cannot yet b
announced. The three highest lists embrace
about q, 900 words each.
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CONDITION OF THE wArEs-

Temperature and condition Of water at
am: Great Falls, temperature. AZ; condition,
4 Receiving reservoir. Temperature. 46. Con-
dition at north connection. II; condition at
south connection, 8, distributing reservoir,
temperature. As; condition at infiuent gate
house, 5; condition at effiuent gate house. 6
High Water Low Water
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FURNITURE SALE at Latimer d Sloan's, I407
and 140s G street, at 10 an tomorrow. Fine
kns Of carriages, &C., ct II m.-Adut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

TIE CONGRESSIONAL DIAGRAM II for sale st
all book stores and hotels. See it-Adut
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j. Jay Gould.-Easter novelties. mh2S-6t
Thomas d.. Singleton, 415 7th St NV.
Great bargains in Furniture, Carpets Mat
tings, Oil Cloths, Baby Carriages. Refriger-
ators, Ice Chests, &c. am proving daily to
purchasers that they are really making a saw
ing OF fully Is per cent on all goods bought Of
me, and shall continue the sale until the mid
die of April, as my stock must be reduced.
Call early and make your selections and
you will find this is an opportunity rarely
offered to obtain goods at retail at less than
Wholesale prices. THOMAS d. SINGLETON,
mh2S-eo3t AIS It'll St NV.
BiliOusness, Constipation, Torpid Liver,
&C., cured by Miles Nerve and Liver Pills. 80
doses Csc. Samples free at Druggists. Str
Liquor House Has = National Reputa-
tion.
There is not a Wholesale or retail wine and
liquor establishment in the national capital
that is better and more favorably known than
the old and reliable headquarters of Mr.. James
Tharp, at 8lS F street northwest, where the
pure and unauthorized "Old Rye Berkeley
stands pre-eminently high. both as a medicine
and as a most excellent tonic or beverage. The
reason why this popular brand Of liquor has a
national reputation is because it is extensively
used by members of both branches OF Congress,
who. as a general rule, know good thing when
they see it, but appreciate the more after they
sample it. His imported and domestic wines
are selected with a great deal of care and SUI
perior judgment, based upon many years of
practical knowledge in handling wine and
liquors. mhl8-tu,f,t
Railroad employees all believe in Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup, the old standby. 25 cents. s
Fifty More of Those Fine Sewing
-
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Fifty More of Those Fine Sewing
Machines selling SO rapidlyat 80 at Auerbach's
Capitol Hill branch. Domestic Machines and
Patterns, 4th and Pa. ave. Sc. VIM. FUNK, Mgr
mh2S-l2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01
EAsrE. novelties and cards. J. JAY aou1D..
HoRsEa

Twenty five head Of fine young horses and
ten head Of first-class young mules from Mans
held, Ohio. will be sold at Bensinger's Bazaar
tomorrow morning, April 2, at 10 O'clock
Adot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

GRAxD ExHIBrrIox ct Latimer 6loaa's,
ll07 @ street. this evening until o'clook-Adul
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None Name 1t but to Praise.
Wheeler 4 Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
A marvel Of lightness and swiftness.
Jazz Office 437 9Th St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

BELLE OF NELSON WHISKY, bottled at {
distillery. CHARLES KRAENER. Agent
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lsADIEs.

LApIEs.
Or. CARLETON treats disease. of ~omen. and all
thir best interests seryea oS cone .tas Inn Al
Separate office Lady attendant, Hours a. 2 4 g &
~ 500 18th st n. W.. Washington. d. C.
Graduated London. England. lso5. New iork. is7A
DISEASES OF MEN.
1e Acute or ars. h ios 9s ,.
Pie,e loss "a y positively restored n lev sess
By DR.. Carleton. FAILURE nmpos.iois. Ass No AM
VARiCocEI.E. STRUCTURE. Kidney and Bladder
ailments and all acute OF chronic isesses within ths
treated with sl and success born OF eIpersnce and
assured. Iiours. D 60 :. Z 70 s SUNDAY, stos con.
rsf i.s isa o ~ a Or Is %.
mh17-tu. w.th.Lu
CONSULT THE ONLY URoscoPIAN PHYsI-
- clans in washinrton. Drs- BRoIHEks GRAY.
eps,i e .ssin.. ,s e.ns. s
fever and fever Sores diseases Of The eai. ofsans
arising IRON early indiscreon OF etcess droIsy and
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRACTED THAT
i DR.. BROTHERS Is the oldest established adyertis-
Ing isde. pnys,s,s,n a It the s,: 1T, SVa Hhs
MANHOOD KEsTORED IA USING A BOTTLE
M or two OF DIR. BROrHEks' nylsorating cordial.
Will sgrs any case Of nervous debility. Soo st. AZ
ma LoBEKTsoN. ele 4 ST. NV. BETWEEN
~ 9il aud 10th The oldest ~ liable speciAst
lar graduateJ with thirty years exerence hospital
and spcslal practice. guarantees
cl,ry or csusc) in al acute and chronic diseases of
the urinary organs, nervous and Organic v-sknss>.
sfrlctures, &c. Ur-tbrAl diseases recsnIay c.n-
trac5ed positively cured IN TO dzys Dr r.. estab-
listed over 80 years lle n. Iberty st. Baltimore.
De consulted every "Wednesday and SATURDAY =
sls ana aad 20 s .
inlIs,-1m
nK MULLER. l0s7 gTB ST. NV. TREATS All
~ chronic affections OF tire eye. throat. lung.
liver kidneys. stricsuzs and urinary ds<sss Olhcs
hours. % TO II .. m. aud 70 pm mh3-1n'
DkofEssIoNAL MASSAGE. Mis-. r. CAMERON.
LEO 9 s.. n. ". ErsdpAts. f.oe MASSAGE ..s.
Washington. Ladies. ~ I. osafissnsn IRON 70 Q.
ieA5--in'
nR LOEB. 32s y. 18TH ST.. PHILADELPHIA,
~ Ia 1wenly Jean experience. s<Dd Tor nook
tsealsdl containing full particuArs for HOhk CUkB
irse Of charge. Hour 20 SO 20 o evenings. feio
A VOID WARS OF SUFFERING Bf coNsULH
"A ing DIT r. rheei. 53s North 9Th Ct Phiiadelphia
The only solslist m the United
States who able al effects inliscrstions q
both send book Truth. sxposang Qunoks
and their Home Cure" s~iDais. &C ss2tly
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Pure Old Rye Whisky
Direct from the distillery in kentucky,
a years old. 75c. full Of. bottle
IT. METzGER's Fine Grocery, All It'll ct. n. W.
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YoUSa MES's DERBrEs. in English tan. mahog-
any, Java, beige and chocolate, for spring, from
81 to 81 T. c. LEWIS & Son, 1421 NY. ave.
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MEDICAL, &c.

MIAblS-Al-, &c.
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE TREATMENT CAN
be obtained. with the best Of medical references. ~
applying at
fed Pm ql3 .fh IT. N
SOMETHING NEW AND GENUINE-'PHOsPHA-
- Alta-Comp." ILLS and Tonic. ON. bottle viii
mild Cases Of Dyspepsia SPECIFIC tor brain AMI
Gus exhaustion and lnalassinilHtion- Sample pal
slAA's. l4th and \. u. ave. AMI l-.la'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

Wholesome ingredients. cream Of tartar.
soda and nour. make
CLxvrLAsps
perfectly wholesome baking powder and
that means wholesome. healthful food.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01
CITY AND DISTRICT.

EASTER novelties and cards. ]. JAY GOULD.
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LOCAL MENTION,
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL FIGHT p NJ SATURDAY
For the Dbtrict OF Columbia, Delaware. Mary
land and Virginia, generally fair, with occa-
sionaI light showers; slightly warmer; southerly
winds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

Railroad employees all believe in DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup, the old standby. Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

Or. CARLETON treats diseases of women and all
requiring skilifu and CONFIDENTIAL will md
their best interests SERVED by HIM
Separate office. Lady attendant Hours a. .. 10
oUs 18th u. a. mill Is tu. ". h. al laI;eU
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-09

before they saw completely covered
with vines. and screened with trees
OF all kinds an o.d wooden barge. in
the center OF which was small.
rough. dilapidated room, such as are
usually seen on barges.
The two men went nearer. and
wero shocked to discover in the room
Charles Daily in pitiable state OF
emaciation and i'll unto death In
his wanderings after leaving the
hotel he found this deserted barge
and took up his abode therein.
During Il blow in very high tide the
barge was washed up on the island.
which is fire lueutly under water. and
there since 1879 lie had lived-how
no one knows-at the mercy OF the
wind and waves
He was brought in with tender
care and every thing done to revive
him. All day loag boats came in
from all points of the river filled
with friends eager for a glimpse OF
the unfortunate man. There was no
look OF recognition for any one in
his pale pinched face and at sun
set the last atom OF strength left him.
and at las It the mans soul, weary and
worm was free.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-09
Total number of votes. Az.
Necessary for u choice. 223.
CIeveland's plurality, ll6.


WASHINGTON. Nov. 23.-There ap-
pears TO be more than usual interest
attached to the forthcoming annual
report of the commissioner of pen
sions. for the reason that the pension
appropriation figures conspicuously in
the annual budget OF the government
II has been pretty we'll UNDERSTOOD for
some time past that the estimates for
the next fiscal year would show a
large increase over any previous year.
This expectation was based on the fact
OF the large issue OF pensions during
tho year. consequent upon recent pen
sion legislation. which admitted 10 a
pensionable status very large num-
Der OF soldiers who were not pension
able under the former laws.
In u few days the report OF General
Raum will be completed ana full
statement of the condition of the PEN
sion Office will be presented. The
statements have been maue that the
amount that will oe required for pen
nearly reach the enormous sum OF
5000 900. 900. The work OF compiling
the figures is however sufficiently
advanced to show that this estimate
is in excess OF the actual require
menis. Since the passage OF the dis
ability bill there has beer u rapid
increase in the amount needed 10 pay
the pensions. For the years 1889 90
the total appropriation on account OF
pensions was about 1929, 000, 900.
Isst year there was an increas to
$l44 COO 600. But as General Raum
will state in his annual report. this
amount fell short of the actual de-
mands by about SlS, 600 900, so that
there is deficiency OF that amount.
Congress will be asked to make an APP
preparation OF about $3.50, 600. 600 for
the coming fiscal year. about SlS :
600. 900 Of which is in antici patton of
an increase OF that amount over the
actual expenditures of the last year
1t is the judgment OF General kaum
that whiie this amount is likely to be
increased in a year or two. yet he feels
confident that the minimum limits are
nearly reached. 1t is argued that the
great bulk OF the pension appropria-
ton at present is used in making first
payments, carrying arrears AMI. there
fore. as soon as the great rush OF an
preparations under the disability act is
over. rapid decline in first payments
will occur. 1t is understood that the
firsr payments last year aggregated
over 500. 900. 600, when covered the
back pay in the 81 900 eases allowed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-09

TOPEKA, Has, 2i.-Mrs. Mary
Riien Lense came to Topeka and form
ally announced her candidacy for the
/ United States senate. She was eie-
gantly dressed in heavy black silk
and spent the entire morning receiv-
ing her friends in the parlors OF the
button house. Hundreds OF people
called on her. and her avowed candi-
daoy was the sole topic OF converse
ton about the hotel Hobbies and at the
various political headquarters.
Mrs. Lease was looking unusually
well and chatted freely with every one
who came TO see her. She appreciated
the fact that the politicians in both
the democratic and peoples party were
against her ana she raked them fore
and aft.
II believe the office should seek the
woman. as well us the man, she said
to Il reporter. land will not enter into
any scramble for the place. In the
sense that will log roll with polt-
clans | am not candidate. intend
TO set the men an example. The peo-
ple know whether they want me or
nor. and if they want me they can
probably get me; but shall not make
n canvass for the Office. | will qualify
that statement however with this
proviso-that am not attacked solely
because | am n woman-if they try to
tight me on that ground ] snail have
to fight back as matter OF principle.
| have consulted good constitutional
lawyers ana know that am eligible
to the Office and il the legislators are
inclined to send me TO Washington |
will go. | have received very large
number OF highly complimentary let
ters from prominent men all over the
country urging me to become n candi-
date, but am not running after Office.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-09
MINOR SELECTIONS.

The armor of horse and rider in the
fourteenth century frequently weighed
as much as 400 pounds.
1t may be of interest to the young
people to know that fashions in dances
change about once in five years
Very few Scotch peasantry now
wear the kilt Most of the peasants
dress after the manner of Englishmen.
Dennis Harvey, fifty-six years old, of
East 165th street, New York, fractured
three ribs in nightmare" the other
night.
The most powerful and heaviest gun
in the world weighs 1876 tons, is 40 feet
in length and has 1914 inch bore. Its
range is IL miles. with a projectile
weighing l 800 pounds
The Japanese government contem.
templates the construction of six lines
of railway, aggregating 800 miles in
length. The purchase of the private
railways by the state is also projected.
Japanese china for everything is
used now. There are red and blue and
gold tea sets, pink and blue china
cold cream. powder. etc, and whole
table services in tho light and dark
blue varieties are no novelty.
just outside of the town of Tascora
in the panhandle of Texas, is a bare
and desolate mound known as Boot
Hill" A correspondent who recently
visited the spot, says that ''there are
twenty-three nameless graves in the
clay and gravel of Boot HILL where
lie the remains of twenty-three men
who died with their boots on"
The native newspapers OF Japan are
lamenting the decay of good manners
among newly educated Japanese girls.
They assert that under systems of ed
ucation brought from foreign lands
the usages of female life have one by
one been abandoned. and the modern
girl in her attempts TO initiate foreign
manners, has almost transformed her
self into man
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-09
Isafd In His O, yn Coin,

Judge BIB of the law depart
ment OF one of our railroad corpora.
tions believes that faulty hand is
an attribute OF genius. and those who
have business with him have been put
to II great deal OF annoyance in the
reading OF his writings One day.
expecting call from a client at his
chambers in San Francisco and be-
ing unexpectedly away. he hastily
wrote note and left it on his desk
for him. The client called. picked
up the note. and after many efforts.
gave up all attempts at reading it.
So under the Judge hasty scrawL.
he wrote four or five unintelliglble
lines and then in clear hand:
This is in answer to yours of the
fifteenth. 1t Is needless to say that
the judge was much wrought up. but
was we'll paid in his own coin. -
ArpOnaut.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-09

ALBUQUERQUE N. NJ. Nov. o.
One Of the most daring robberies ever
perpetrated in this territory occurred
at San Marciai, n small town south OF
this city. last evening. While Jasper
p. Brailes. who runs private bank
and genera, store. was waiting on
some customer, a tall man dressed in
country fashion and wearing q mask
over his face entered the place. gun
in hand, and compelled the customers
to stand up in line in one corner OF
the store. He then turned his atten-
tion to Mr.. Brailes and forced him to
open the safe and hand over what
ready money there was. something
over 81. 600. The roboer then backed
out of the door. mounted his horse,
and escaped into the fastness of the
Magallon fountains. No one in the
store at the time knew the man and
they were too badly scared to give AZ,
intelligent description. The sheriff;
and posse are in pursuit. with bus
little hopes OF catching the roooer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-09
PHELPS FOR THE CABINET
The Ex-slinister to England Talked OF
for Secretary OF State.


for Secretary OF State.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.--A gentleman
who is intimately acquainted with Mr.
Cleveland and who held office under
the president-elect's previous admins
traitor is authority for the statement
tba. ex-Minister Pelphs of Vermont
will be the premier of the Demo.
cratic cabinet. This gentle.
man said to-day: Phelps
is the leading diplomatic in
the Democratic party to-day. and in
fact in the country. His ability has
been recognized not only in his native
country, but also abroad, and he is the
only man who, as a foreign minister,
ever received an invitation from the
Queen of England to make an extended
visit to Windsor castle. In Mr..
Phelps case this invitation was also
extended to his wife and family
thus making the honor and the in
tended compliment all the greater. 1t
was Mr.. Phelps who conducted the me-
Rotiations looking to the settlement OF
the Boring sea controversy, and 1t was
due to the fact OF his intimate knowl-
edge OF the history of this cese
and his sagacious diplomacy en-
hibited in dealing with it that he
was selected the chief counsel for the
United States in the Berihg sea com
mission, in which position he coull
carry out the views upon. the same
broad and Patriotic lines upon which
he commenced his negotiations.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-09
EOS SIN ALIS.
He Had Dono Much Was Young, But
Daily Growing Old.

He Had Dono Much Was Young, But
Daily Growing Old.
Apropos OF tho appointment OF Fob.
ert Smalls to be collector Of the port
Of Beaufort 5. G.. the followi ne
story is being told Two negroes
were ifs ling off the port at Beaufort
Tell you" said the younger one
Bob SmalPs creates man in dis
lam"
oh no" said the othor mot the
creates man. He smart man dough. !"
Tell you he creates man." re-
piled the first speaker. ''Firs he ran
out de Planter d n hep
yeah"
'Den he was made cap"
ii didn't tink o dat"
den he run for sheriff. dim hop
Il 'clar | done forgot dat. Yes he
run for sheriff.
Den ho run fer legislator.
Yeah" a
Den Gub'no Scott mehk i'm
brigadier gin'l."
Il done forgot dat too"
'Den he run for de Newnitod
States cong e's fer to set cross legged
m talk politics w,d Ginl Grant"
Forgot all dat clar. He big
MAIN, suah. but he amt blgger'n
Gawd.
Nav" said the first speaker
somewhat nonplus ;ed but" slowly.
'but Bob Smalls he young mann
vii ~
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-09

HARTFORD. Conn, Nov. n. The
official count OF the vote OF Connecti-
cut as determined by the state board
OF canvassers shows that Cleveland,
for president received the largest vote
ever cast for a candidate in the state.
The total vote of the state for presi-
dent was 164. S25. AMI Cleveland $
plurality over Harrison is 800. The
total vote for governor is l64. 40. J..
b. Morris. the democratic candidate
for governor, has majority OF $50
and plurality over Lieutenant Gov
ernor Irwin, the republican candidate
for governor OF g. OBJ.