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DIED.

a, SbbEs3N w STad1p 81 fRN Ness%Ss e. ls
ONLY child of ". Ernest and Matte 4. Anderson.
agsd t're" months and seventeen DAYS.
FunerA from the Residence If its Parents. 47e q
street southwest. Thursday. December 1. .. -
FAwCETT. AZ his residence, kensinston. Ma.
NJ FAWCrTT IN the Tor, at~llt6 Wear ~ MS ase
Funeral at 10 a. m. Thursday. December 1.
FLANNAGAN. MIcHaEL JOSEPH FLANNA-
GAN. son of lizabetae and the late Matthew flanna
gan. aged seventeen year, aud twenty day.;
Cal, sfrs, ,rhsss, hprsds ., :, ~, e
Friends and Relatives respectfully invited O. attend
I9RR nrs s1Idafepy & NV fsrk ko az 9ossr 10
The , iais w ia and MARY BALDWIN ,s.
DeceIn er l. Friends requested.
FREYHoID. A, his Residence. :ls Is; street SOUTH
east on tuesday, Norsniber 20, lss'2. at ~ m.
Funeral s;rVice- at the hcuss. at 10 m Friday.
Friends OF the family invited. No flowers. %
HANNAH. On November -. Issse at q 80 a ~,
Christian fortitnde, MICHAEL HANNAH, ss-d
Margaret and the late Michael Hannah. : native u
Caherelly. County Limerick.
Ones his children aud wife.
Whom he willingly ioiled for
And loved as his life.
On, God how mysterious and
To take from us this loved one
In the best Of his days.
Friends and relatives invited O. attend HIS fun.ra
from h n late residsnoe shannon place. AnsoOss.a
LIONS: On Wednesday morning. November 30
SSre. AGNES f.. wife Of Edgar r. Lyons. In the
thirty third of her age
Funeral will take place FRIDAY afternoon 3oclock
from the residence 81 her husbands parents. 6S4
street southeast. tNorfok and Portsmouth psIers
please copy. 2'
MCKNIGHT. On "Wednesday. November 20. 1ssk2
At III b m. at the residence Of her daughter, Mrs
II. NJ. Eskew. lile Columbia street north west.
SARAH :. MCKNIGHT. aged seventy i've year..
Notice of funeral hereafter.
sEIBY. On Tuesday, November % 1892, at 1 20
p m. Nm. THOs. sELBY, after 4 Ian zering Illness.
aged seventy-ninr years and twenty days.
Funeral from his late re-i ience sl6 street south
wet. Thursday. December I. 1892. ct Bpm. 70
flowers.
SWEET. On Tuesday. November 20. iss2. 1t s
Funeral private AT IL m. Thursday. December l.
from his late residence. .e5 North Capitol street
TAYLOR. ON November ID 1882 at . ~ Q. m.
VIRGINIA NEVILLE TAYLOR. widow Of the late
franck Taylor VI this city, in the eighty year u
her
The funeral will be from All Souls Unitarian
Church on Thursday, December !. at IL am =
TOBIN; On Tuesday, November -. Is!',, LIZZIE
A. ToBIN. beloved wife Of stephen Toian. AGED
twenty-four years.
Funeral will take place from her late residence liz
Pierce street northwest ON Friday. December =.
ths ne 10 81. Aloysfus Curcn. where requiem INA
az 80 m. will he said for the r-po~e OF her soul
Friends Of the family invited TO attend 2
ThiGt'. AZ her residence. AIS 18th street north
vest Mrs NJ r TkIGG. granddaughter OF the late
Funeral st IT. Pafrick's Church at 30 O'Clock
D. m lhursday. Burial private.
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Mr.. Cotton's Residence,

In the discussion Of the candidacy of Assist
ant Attorney General Cotton for the District
bench it has been assumed by members of the
District bar that Mr.. Cotton is still a citizen of
Maine, from which state he Was appointed.
Mr.. Cotton said to a STAR reporter this after
noon that on coming TO Washington to
accept Office in May, 1889, he gave up
his residence in Maine permanently and
became a citizen of Washington. ID. c. He
says he has not voted in Maine since taking up
his residence here. nor in any way preserved
his citizenship there.
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Army Bronofions

By the death of Lieut.. Col Richard H. Jack
son, fourth artillery, the following promotions
will follow: Maj. A. C. NJ. Bennington to be
lieutenant colonel, Capt. G. b. Rodney to be
major First Lieut. E. r. Hill 10 be captain,
First Lieut.. J. Z. Eastman to be captain. vice
Litchfield retired; First Lieut.. S. w. TAYLOR to
be captain. Second Lieut.. L. l.. Berry to be first
lieutenant. Second Lieut. J. E. Mcmahon to be
first lieutenant, Second Lieut.. A. ID. Andrews
TO be first lieutenant
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The Souvenir Coius

Mr.. Lyman Gage of the worlds fair commits
sion has satisfied the Secretary of the Treasury
that the requirements of the act of Congress
appropriating 80. 500. 900 for the purposes of
the fair have been fully complied with. Arrange
ments will be made at once for the delivery of
the souvenir coins to the fair directory as rap
Idly as they are turned out at the Philadelphia
mint. The first lot of coins will probably be
delivered next week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-30
IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
Another Report of Jay Gould's Illns
Caused q Decline.

Another Report of Jay Gould's Illness
Caused q Decline.
New YORK. Nov. 30.-The stock market was
excited and weak after midday and there
was considerable pressure to sell the lead
ing issues. The decline was due chiefly TO re-
ports which gained wide circulation, that Jay
Gould was critically i'll. Al one time il
wes reported that he had died This was de-
MED. The talk about gold exports by Satur.
days European steamers also assisted the bears
in their operations. Atchison declined to S4X,
Burlington and Quincy to 96x, Chicago
gas to 941s, Northwest to 11l5S.
st. Paul to 77%, Rock Island to 79L,
Louisville and Nashville to 69sz
Missouri Pacific to 551<, New England to SsI,
Reading to ssh, Union Pacific to S61< and
Western Union 70 S61<. At AIS the market
was steadier and showed gain Of q 70 e per
cent from the figures given.
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Naval Orders.

Lieut.. H. o. Dunn to duty in charge Of the
branch photographic Office at Baltimore, Nd,
Naval Cadet H. A. Evans to the Concord, Lieut..
A. c. Almy detached from duty in charge OF
the branch photographic Office. Baltimore and
placed on waiting orders. Passed Assistant
Engineer VIM. Rawbothan from the Thetis and
ordered to the receiving ship Independence,
Passed Assistan Engineer Theodore f. Burg
dorf from duty at the navy yard, Mare Island.
and ordered to the Thetis.
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The Dead Letter Offce.

The gratifying feature is made prominent in
the annual report of the superintendent of the
dead letter Office, ID. p. Leibhardt. that while
the general volume of the business OF the serv-
ice has increased during the past year some s
per cent there has been a decrease Of nearly /
per cent in the number of pieces sent TO the
dead letter Office. This is attributed to.an i'm
proved service.
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Marriage LICENCES.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk
Of the court to the following: James
Willett and Frances Carter; James Perren and
Lulu Clay; Richard L. Stonnell and Lottie v.
GRAY of Prince William county, Va; Charles
P. Phillips Of Benning and Mary Ellen Hardes-
ter OF Brookland: Henry F. Morris and Birdie
county. Nd. and May Woodward; Arthur E.
Miley and Kate Heating; VIM. Sedgwick and
May E. Gordon; George b. WEIGH and Flora c.
Barker; Simon P. Smith Of Chicago, H., and
Catharine A. Davis; John ]. Gaskins and
Martha Lee; Joseph T. Tucker and Mary E.
Nunnally; James V. Vaughan and Hester v
Allen.
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GOV. TILLMAN INAUGURATED.
He Says the Past Must BE the Guarantee O
His Future.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov. 30.-Gov. B. R. Till
man Of Edgetield and Lieut.. Gov. Eugene B.
Gary Of Abbeville were inaugurated at noon
today in the hall of the house Of representa-
tives. The general assembly being in joint
session the oath of Office was administered by
Chief Justice McIver
Gov. Tillman made brief address in which
he said: "These have been troublous times in
South Carollna-times Of deep agitation and
discussion, of aggressive thought against con-
sentative thought; have been put forward
as the exponent Of that demand in the state
which seeks for better things for important
progress, and to the best of my ability have
counseled the people in a way which 1 believe
will lead to, important results. Since 1 have
been in Office have had an eye single to the
public welfare-looking only to the glory of the
state. My past must be the guarantee for my
future"
This is Gov. Tillman's second term.
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The Home Rule Bill That Has Been Cred
tied to Him.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-The statement in the
Times, as cabled to this country. Of what pur-
ports to be Mr. Gladstone's coming plan for
Irish home rule is fiction, so far as any
authentic foundation is concerned
The Nottingham Express, organ of Arnold
Morley, NJ. p, says the story is merely dish
ing up Of old and well-worn propositions that
have been before the country for six years.
The idea of Ireland having four provincial leg
islatures and a senate is almost universally re-
garded as absurd
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For the Bene At of Mrs. PearsQl.

For the Benefit OF Mrs. PearsOl.
The following additional subscriptions have
been received for Mrs. Pearsall: Heretofore &C.
knowledged, ssa rs; employees Of Mum 4 Co.,
$3.50; cash, 81; Mrs. L. s., 81; Mrs. s. G., 81;
cash, sl.50; John W. Mccartney, Is; employees
Of J. A Goldstein. s3.75; Mrs. J. K. Barnes,
IS; cash, o.; . friend. so cents; J. 8. G., o.;
w. Courtney, 81; cash. 81; cash, 81; sympathy,
81; N. 4. g., 81: Hortense q Rita, 81: w. b.
T., IT,, 81; sympathizer, 81; South Moulton
E., 81; cash, 81; Raymond P. Higgins, 81; s.,
81 Total, e7a
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Ex-Gov. Gear, the new assistant secretary OF
the treasury, has arrived in the city, and this
morning reported at the Treasury Department.
He::remained only long enough TO shake hands
with few of the officials and then started on,
on a hunt for permanent living quarters during
his stay in Washington.
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Bail in IS 900 Accepted.

In the Criminal Court today bail in $4,000
was accepted in the case Of William Jameson,
charged with violating section $40, Revised
Statutes Of the United States, by .abstracting
papers from a government Office. the general
land Office, Mr.. W. J. Frizzel going on his
bond.
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SAss AND COMPANY.
A Gg.ns FoR G1vERs.

90 NE Of the comforts of home
. Q is HOUSE CoAT"-some-
90 thing to put on-that's easy
and lounsable-when the days hustle
is over.
The head of every ''wen regulated
family should have ons-and it's gener-
ally the kit Of the wife-A woman's
taste will grasp the effect quicker than
a man's-Shen look around town
into all the stores-before she
buys-That Just suits Us. for
while ours are plainly the hand
somest-they are doubly so by con-
tras:- - There are SMOKING
JACKETs-LoNG DRESSING GOWNS
and the BATH ROBEs-that come
uader the sane head-of COM
FORTS.
There are no mates for the pattern,
that are here
They've been designed and made to
ctr special - personal order ana are
not in the market have not been
Duplicated Font be.
We've girdled the earth to firing
on, these ELECTS. Som, We're made
ri-kt here in Amsrics-Some are
English torn-Oths.s from France
Others from Gcrmauy-others
from japan. - Their nationality
10 easy 10 - seen in their
patterns and make.
We a-uy realized how many We
we're buying until they all got here.
-There'd be more than We could
hsrdie-maybe-f 1t wasn't they are
sGeh Eems-;hat they'll s-u quickly
We Invent forgotten that it's
"poTu,aI price that pieases and
have marked 'sm so--They are at
TIE FURNISHING DEPAETMENT.
EAsy To get AZ.
II Jon want the latest CRAyAT it
h the ''COLUMBIA"-Loo like an
ssc~--Jut ties mp like ain
HaHd-BLACK anil WHITE PoNGEEs.
- Ehis is going to b. the ''mer-
nest Christmas we've known-and
things are getting in shape for it
fast Such a line of MUFFLERS
a. we've oPsned - and INITIAL
HANDkERCHIEFS-and sUsPESDERs
-sp cially FOR giveAbles.
For . mAn you needn't go beyond
~
frs Just like ''PUi. ing teeth" 10 Get
esr Al me HATS. --NeUsT sue any
tHJ-so populdT-so scarce - Fortune
rored rs thf~ r,sk and pat US O1i tie
as pr soBssthiHg moro than q hbndrsd
ga -Btdrk. BrOsH. Nutsid Gad Pearl
UicfAS of bTim.-sI 50 % IS 50
hies aasa.s OCR usual sariag Tor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-30

As THIs il st. Andrews day special service
under the auspices Of the Brotherhood OF 81.
Andrew has been announced for this evening at
st. Paul's Church. 23d street
YEsrERDAY John Hissel was arrested BIZ
Deputy joyce Of the marshal's Office for yio-
lating the internal revenue law in selling iouor
without license. He was taken before United
States Commissionsr Bundy and held to bah
in e1, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-30

Hayes court accidentally fell into the steam
trap Of the Electric Light Company at 49, and
B streets northwest and was badly scalded
about the legA He was taken to the Emergency
Hospital
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NJ tRRpED

HARRTs-JONES Az her mothers Residence
u g llth ua~t, HednAdsr ,eveninv. Noveml ~ n
OF Washington, ID. c.. 10 HENRY HARRIS OF Aeu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-30

NO other house DOES-EvER DID
or EVER NILL-seN such STERL-
ING QUALITIES At such Low PRICES
As We quote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-30

JAMES EKPEcTO2AST l. both a palliative sad
curative In al lung Complaints. bronchitis, &C. IL
Is a standard remedy for coughs and colds, and
needs only trial % prove its worth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-30

A CONSULAR APPorNrMEST.-The President
today appointed John p. Erich of Ohio to be
United States consul at Antigua. West Indies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-30

NEW ORLxANs, Nov. S0.-Late advices re-
received here state that Senator Gibson IL very
low. His sister, Mrs. Kent, has left Washington
for Hot Springs, Arkansas, whore the Senator
now II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-30

Range Of the Thermometer.
The following were the temperatures at the
Office of the weather bureau today: sam, 81;
pm, Al; maximum. i2; minimum. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-30

The Celebrated p d. French Corsets is a line tina
We going to strike list. In order clos
them out we .low % per cent of. making them a
cheap any domestic corset sold. White, black
fancy colCrs
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DISHES LAAccEE FISHES.

Made in Brussels. consequently genuine.
This is 4 lob lot" which want to dispose
ofrapidly. Such prices will do il:
FOur-14 yds. lon-. Reduced from SIS to
81
Two-p8 yds. long. Reduced from 81 to
$3.50
Two-1x yds. long. Reduced from SO. 30 to
So
One-Rsduced from s.. 90 to 81 90.
Cne-Duchess and PIT. Lace. Reduced from
sic. co to S5.O %.
Better ne them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-30

2GROSS
OF Woodwartls Fine Toilet Waters, ; different
odors. in their new obeiisk vie bottle, the
best imitation Of glass ever shown. 69c.
II considered cheap. Our price. ............
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krSo.s PALACE.
SI..-sI4 TrH ST. Nv

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Observation-Disclosures:
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Pounds of Plain or Ruled Linen Paper-lOS
sheets for. .........................
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Reported Sinking of n Japanese Vessel with
275 Persons.

New YORK, Nov. 90.-Information was re-
ceived at the Maritime Exchange today that the
Japanese cruiser Sheshinarukan collided with
the British steamer Ravenna in the Island sea
and was sunk. The Japanese cruiser was bound
from France to Japan, and all Of her crew
numbering 275, are reported lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-30
nRESS TRIMMINGS.
DRESS L BIMMINGS.

DKtoS WINNINGS.
Some Of them. at least. are cheaper now than
they'll ever b.. We've reduced a lot Of them to
figures which will make hem move
JET TRIMMINGS, / to 1 inches
vide We're - cents - 81 80 yard. IN
h'""crU 'p....---------.. cOC.
LIGHT JETS, with fine cut beads. to 4
inches wide. Reduced as follows:
81 90 kinds TO - CTS.
81 30 kinds to sI.OO.
81 IS kinds to . %.
81 - kinds to : 30.
COLORED BEADED PASSEMENTE-
RIES. ali colors. l, .. 3 and inches
x xifs @sd' $3.50 to sioo yard Soc
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+ DkkIEyyEEss II Ck k9ak;

Ladies' and Misses Fur-trfmHed
Or PAIN Refer Coats. full -
inches long. tailor made. bound
seams good duality cloth. regular
value &c. Thursday only. at 1900
I-=di,s' and Misses Jackets. in plain
or fancy Cloths. in blask. hue.
tAns or gray. twenty different
styles To- select from. tina; sold for
&c SOTO 81 30 Your choice for
Thursday only st--.---..------...-
I-aslles' and Misses Beaver or Ker-
sey Cloth Jackets. In al si.ddss ~
fstns. black or blue. full - inches
lonE. Eug,iSh box bail. pearl
buttons. notch collar. satin finish.
tailor made REGULAR valu-. ST.
For Thursday only az ..---.--.....
See th5s garment; AZ artI Jdv yolt.
Ladies and Misses Three-cape
Goats. in black. hlue AMI all
shcnSs Of tGas. pearl buttons.
satin finish. English box back.
Regular value. SIS For Thurs
day only zt----....-.........--
sane garment trith Jltr edging On
- adrducs.
Special prices p-e-aii in our Hos
chief and Notion DEPARTMENTS.
The above niIIc Specia, Drives are
uhurslayJ only.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Ths are the opening and closing prices Of
wire TO C2rson Mccartney. l4l9 = street
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A. KAUFMAN,
80 PA. AVE. n. W.
EIAS[ AND KNIT SKIRTS

FLANNEL AND KNIT SKIRTS.
Ladies' Jersey KniS Short Skirts. 59c. value.
Ladies' jersey Knit short skirts. IL 30 value.
LADIES Jersey Knit short Skirts, con. Dinalion
of colors. 81 80 value. Observation-Disclosures.
Ladies Jersey KNIT short SEirts, combination
of COiors g. 20 vaiue.
Ladies' Jersey Knit Short skirts, combination
of colOrs ~. 30 value.
Lsdte Back .Iohair skirts. o-inch ruffis.
Ladies Black and Navy Blue Cloth Skirts,
scAlloped rufie g.; value .....................
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) BARRELS
OF our Celebrated Full Strength Household
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HE BEsr

TIE BEsr
Remedy for colds. coughs and the common disorders
of the throat and lungs Ayers Cherry Pectorais uni
versaly recommended by the profession. Itbreaks
up the phlesm. soothes Inflammation allays painful
symptoms and induces repos, In bronchitis and
pneumonia affords speedy relief and is unrivaed
prompt and effective
EMEneENc7 MEDICINE
eases to which young children are so liable.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral has had a wonderful effect
curing my brothers children of severe and dan
gerous cold. 1t was truly astonishing how speedily
they found relief. and cured after taking this
preparation. Miss ANNETTE N. MoEN. Fountain.
MINI.
Ayers
p.
CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mass.
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE TO CURE.
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LADIES, AND CHILDREN,

OUR DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
Represents IS. 600.
New and desirable Novelties of all kinds A dis
count of l2h per cent on everything offered.
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Our prices already the lowest that offered in
the city and still We allow 10 cent discount tn.
cheapest. medium and best.
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F99kk L aPIEs. WEEasKR.

new lot o: CacheTnere Waists. in navy,
black. II ne and cardi.al- These waists are
very desirable in Cachencre as lots of ladies
are not abe to buy silk. and think fanns,s not
DIRE sy enough
lovely line of Silk Skirts. in prices from s.,
to Sis Our special Skirt bargains are the
81 p and 81 - kinds. in BLACK sateen, lined
with flannel. with good. generous ruffie.
Nothing scant about them.
Another lot Of Children,s Cardinal Coats has
lust reached U.s.
Second Floor. Take Elevator
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

- DhfSS 1OODS DEPAk1MtNT.
3G-inch Wool Mixed Chevron and Cashmeres.
sinai patterns for children's dresses. Worth
~
36-inch Wool Mixed Storm Serge. black myrtle
and garnet. Worth BIC. Observation-Disclosures,
Az. incn Atwood CaInel's Hair Novelty Suitin2.
worth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-30

20GROSS
OF Turkish Bath Soap. per box Of II cakes.
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3 DEEETyyEEss Is M EEkESERY:

Ladies. Misses and Childrpn's
Essf Quality 4 nlSTicdB Felt. sold
throughout the city az 81. in
black. blue. tan. gray. brown and
red. ia all the lateS, shares. in
clrdinx fats. your choiCr At
10 daze1 Ladies and Misses Rst
Quality French Ne { Sailors. that
are sold throughout the rity n.
81 80 and 81 -. yOur choice at.
1besr are no ss-conds, but guar
anteed first qualities
For Thlrsdsy only - Ladies' and
Misses Trimmed Hats. all the
latest effects. that were at s..
e. - and sG. at.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-04
OFF FOR MINNEAPOLIS.

OFF FOR MINNEAPOLIS. Delegates to the Republican National
 Convention Leave Hartford To-
 Day.
 The delegation from Connecticut to the republican national convention, which meets in Minneapolis June 7, will leave Hartford this morning at 9:36 in three special Wagner sleepers. with dining car attached via Springfield. The delegates will be accompanied by James D. Dewell and H c. Armstrong of this city and other prominent republicans of the state. Tho party expect to arrive in Minneapolis early Monday morning and will return in about ten days. In addition to Messrs. Dewell and Armstrong the following gentlemen will accompany the delegation: F. J. Mar ramore of Bridgeport, Senator P: Garvan of East Hartford, George W: Hodge of Windsor, W. R. Rockwell of Meriden. O.. N. Purdy of Boston, Editor Charles Hop kins Clark of tho Courant, Charles R.. Burnham, Patrick McGovern and James Campbell of Hartford.