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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
property, lot 64x12e. unimcumbered. East Capt.
sous address: with S dsstrlDsiou. loestios and and
price. Box 81, Star ONCE. It,
FOR sALE-OORNER OF 22D AND Q sTs. NV,
Overlooking Mass ave.. 571so; just the place for
i. sEMHss s'f ST. ns square ITO" f ss
FOR sALEt-A SACRIFICE
A DECIDED BARIAIN IN A BEAUTIFUL LOT
felo-st JOHN o. JOHNSON. iii st. NV.
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN LOT ON NORTH SIDE
feio-st HEBRON & RAMEY. 1905 st NV.
FOR SAIIE-BY OWNER.
Of lot 5. So Iss; ground i. held in this part Of
city for SIPS per foot. WIZ 1 sell at ..v farm.
Lot. 12. 10 and east half q il in 20. 1920; on
terms to suit; so cents per foot; liberal offer
VIII be considered. Inquire Of owner
FOR sAIE-BY owNER-vERY ELIGIBLE BUS
mess or building site sw. cor. 18th and II ne. !;
at a sacrifice; $40 per foot. JOHN A. MOYER
Secretary. $40 sth st. ne. fel0-3t'
FOR sALE-LOT ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE;
bet and M SITS. at a sacrifice Apply at a.. isos
For sALE-s2H FEET FRONT BY 100 ON BID
ct. me-. Just sout H water: sewer; side and
s' H. s s' S!Sd II
FOR SALE-BY OWNER, 1900 FIT. OF GROUND
In q growing neghborhood northwest; IL a good
Investment. Apply at 1874 9th 1T. NV. fel-lm'
FOR sALE-A RARGAE-7oXs5 FEET AND 4ox
IS It. to l6-ft. paved alley. bet. and Q NV. {;
% cts per foot; snap for builder. F. NJ
PINE 1920 ct. ja12-1m
FOR sALE-slOo WILL BUY A LOT IN THE
mouth interest. E. NJ. PINE
jal2-1m 1920 ct.
FOR SALE-S2o CASH OR 81 PER WEEK PAYS
for lot, 4OxS0O feet, in Egg HarbOr city, n.
j.; railroads; IS trains per day; hotels, news
papers, churches. schools &C.: 80 manufactures
particulars address or call B. T. WEIGH.
IT,, 600 ct. NV. ja10-1m
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FOR RENT-UNFUR
los VT ave NV. lSr. 500
e31 Pa ave NV. en-
tire building. .26-
liz. r / av NV. 17r. .25t
l329 X ST NV, l5r. Dos. 81
t41G 10th st. pr. .2t
1915 y ii ave. Ter. 166. 81
lOl1 Conn av NV, 14r.lS
1881 G st NV. 16r. .15l
1874 18th ST NV. 12r.1S
Road st. Georgetown.
Ior .....-.-.... LIZ.
l220 NJ 1t NV. 1Jr. .12.
1885 Mass av NV, 12r. 10l
1888 G st NV. 10rS .1O
34O6 u st NV. 14r. .1Os
1436 y 81 NV. 12r. .1Ot
1884 2Sth st NV, 12r.10,
1872 10th st NV. 11r.lU
Z Dupont cir. 11r- SO. &
BIO sth st NV. st &
dwg. Tor. ....... 49, 3:
12l4 + 81 NV. I'd. Sd
and 4th floors. SO. g
SIS 3 st NV, 15r. So. 3:
1C26 3 Ut NV. 11r. 81
616 y Of NV. 22r.....7;
1912 18th st NV. LIT. 4;
$50 Wyoming v.15r. Z.
1913 n st NV, 12r. "a
1872 18th st NV. 11r. 81
l40O Chaplin. 1G......7.
2020 Hillyer ave NV.
so6 18th st nw(fiatj .sr. *
923 Hillyer pl. Tor. 10
1920 Sunderland pl,
1Zr ....--..-.-.....I 40
1921 Goth st NV. Tor. IS
1913 o Of NV. Tor. .65
1925 q 81. Or. So
eos 11th st NV. Pr. as
1905 p st NV. Tor. :. n
1902 Chaplin ST nv, l2r. 90
600 H 81 NV. Tor. 60
GOT Maple ave NV. 12r. ~
2024 X st NV. Or. 80
1918 Goth st NV. 12r. 30
1910 21st st NV. Tor. 80
1917 D st NV. 11P. GO
$500 14th st NV. Or. 80
2235 o st NV. Tor. IS
lis L st Sc. Ar. g. 30
1712 14th st nwtdatI. 6r5O
FCRNl
IN NV. 2Or. $500
Mass av&Scott cir. 14r35O
& / av mr. CT av.17r333. 80
st mr. 18th NV, 15r333. 81
VI av & L st NV, 1sr. 800
Mass ay br 18th st
NV. 1sr. 800
h 81 mr. 18th NV, 1sr. 300
n II ave nr Corcoran
Of. 13r- .2J0
Conn ave mr. X. 1Sr. .27J
Mass ave mr. Scott
Circle. 13r. .225
X i ave mr. 18th st NV,
LIZ .SUU
Ne cor y III ave and
.COrcoran ST. 13r. 1876. 81
1914 10th st NV. 1Ir. ia
2lst and U SITS NV. 10r1JO
OFF
1924 F st NV. basem't. SIS
Sc cor 18th and f
SITS NV. Ar. entire
third floor. 60
Pa av and 18th NV. 2r. Is
Sc cor 18th and F
SITS NV. 2r. I'd floor. 40
533 It'll 81 nw.lst and
I'd roors. 40
i42O Pa ave. I'd floor 20
Sw cor 18th and l.. 3r.30
LIS Pa nv NV, 4th fi-3J
STO
1873 eth st NV. 500
.201 y Y ave. rs
l1I II st. 80
sei 18th st NV. store. -
STA
Bet 18th and 18th. K
and l. SITS. .S4J
t.sqG6. Mass av & 21st. 25
sq66..............25
Y l ave and v. 17th
and 18th SITS NV. 40
The above houses can
Rom our Office only. THO
feS
FOR RENT-3 NEW BR
and 2426 Penna. ave-;
loft for storage; all Q
quire Of OWNER. q
rent.
~ AANT-ONLY $40
n modern lO-room home
Jal-2m A.
AAEST-NEw HAM
SBt Q ooms: cellar
ary WASH tubs; back a
1Ith ST. Sc: $22.50. A
FOR RENT
r671 31st NV. 12r. $50. AZ
Hlo Pa ave NV. 1 f. 80
E230 y NV, l2r...---40
bO6 2Sth NV. Tor. 81 80
SOC y NV. Tor. mi IS 80
1900 18th NV. Or. IS. 80
i14 LIST Sc, 6r- ....27 so
ZIG LIST Sc. Ir..-..30.J 80
il2 LIST sc. Or. b. mi. q 80
DEF
- e.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE STANDARD BRED MARE; GENTLE;
good driver; record 2.2S; suitable for any pur-
Ip s,sG 4 lss So young sound
FOR SALE OR TRADE-FoR sTANHOPE BUGGY.
the finest six-months'- colt. mare, sired by
D Mit cH q ms Ts VS. App1y any day until 10
FOR sAIE-HANDsOME DARK MOUSE COLOR
cd horse; years; Is hands; 1000 pounds;
sound; works anywhere; fast trotter; $50; must
sell. Apply after pm. to OWNER. $40 st.
CHOICE OF THREE SUPERBLY HANDSOME
coach or coupe horses; black, chestnut and bay !;
all Interchange; are young. sound. acclimated
choice. s4OO. RARE CHANCE, p. o. Box "a.
Baltimore. fe96t"
FOR SALE-JUST ARRIVED FROM LOUDOUN-
SO to-
stock guaranteed as represented NJ. NJ BYRNEs'
SALES STABLE. Rear SIS Sd st. NV. fesst'
FOR sAIE-ONE OF THE FINEST DRIVING
horses In the District; just In from Maryland
fearless Of all objects, and will be sold at spe-
cial value. Inquire at BOND CO.. 426.42 sth
st. NV. feS-3t'
FOR sALE-A VERY STYLISH WELL BRED
CAM 1t o:rS bAes corner s 18th and
FOR sALE-THE MOST STYLISH LARGE HORSE
in the city, young, sound and kind; also i'm
ported stanhope gig and magnificent harness;
want to move them; the SWEETEST turnout Of the
kind IN Washington Can be seen at COOPER's
STABLE, rear of the Hotel Frsdonia fe6-1m
FOR SAI.E-SEvERAL SETS OF SINGLE AND
double carriage harness in fine condition: also
gentlcmans saddle. English make; enc plain
robes. street and stable blankets. one S-siass
as nss isss St. one coupe
TO BUY. SELL OR EXCHANGE HORSE. CAR:
rage or Harness 60 to s. Bensnger's Horse and
Carriage Bazaar. $40 Louisiana ave- The largest
stock of carriages, bugges, dayton and express
wagons, carts and harness Of every description
always on hand for sale or exchange. ta17-1mo
FOR E-COUPE- ROCKAwAYS. TRAPS. COU-
pelettes. buckboards, Surveys. bugges business.
milk and dayton wagons at low prices.
oc12-8m COOK & JARBOE. 1905 N st. NV.
FOR SAI.E-2O HEAD ACCILMATED HORSES:
suitable for all purposes. MONUMENTAL STA
BLES 203 14th ct. NV Telephone Go. Diff
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i LII
1914 L st NV. 11r. so
1928 U st NV. Sr. so
1904 s st NV, Or. so
Laurel ave. Mt. Pleas
ant. Tor. so
1909 Goth st NV. 11r.5O
1911 y st NV. Tor. so
124S 11th st NV. Tor. As
1242 18th ST NV. Or. AS
1901 21st st NV. Sr. 40
1909 II st NV. Or. 40
l244 1lth st NV, Tor. As
225 X st NE. Tor. As
633 z st NV (fiat), 9r. AS
l411 Chaplin st NV. Or. 40
14lS SD ST NV. Tor. 40
233 r st ne. Tor. 40
123o 18th ST. Sr. $50. 40
2U22 i st NV, Or. 40
1874 1+th st NV. 7r. 40
1921 18th ST NV, Sr. 40
1884 18th st NV. Sr.S7.JO
5 y Y ave NV, Or. .S5
1899 Chaplin st. Sr. IS
1432 Corcoran st. Tor. .35
29O6 Y st NV. r. .33. 81
l B&Q fats. 3Oth&N, Or. 80
4Ol5 sth st NV. Sr. q. so
14O1 Columbia st nv, Sr2J
HOG 14th st NV. 2r. .25
656 X st ne. Or. Is
81 y ] ave Sc. Ir.2. so
ga NJ st NV. Or. -. 20
212 LIST st sw. 6r. rs
30 LIST st sw. Or. Is
1I21 4 st NV. Or. Is
ZIG LIST st sw, Or. rs
DO LIST ct sw. 6r. rs
us LIST st sw. Or. is
Do LIST st sw. Or. LIB
1919 l4th st NV, (r'r.
II IL. 80
635 Pomeroy st. 4r.12.5O
637 Pomeroy ST. 4r.I2.5O
so Pomeroy ST. 4r.l2.5O
6S9 PomerOy st. 4r.12.5O
1907 Union court. 4r.l2. 80
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BOARDING

BOARDING
FOR RENT-941 N ST. n. W., NEWLY FUR
rooms with good board for two; $50 mo- south
ern exposure; no children. fe1O3ts
2OO1 ST. NV, FIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD
with or without rooms large corner house; south
and east exposure. fe10-1mo'
1915 18TH ST. NV, VERY DESIRABLE FUR.
unfur rooms with delightful board In private
family; very low rates; location excellent fe103t'
= FEW MORE TABLE AND PERMANENT
boarders now be accommodated at 20 and %
Grant place, formerly Mrs. Rants; rooms single
and en- suite for couples. fe1O-3ts
91e H ST. NV FRONT ROOM, ALCOvE, NEW
ly furnished; with board for two, $50 month;
everything pertaining to house 1rst-class; refer
ences. fe9-3ts
FOR RENT-fN FIRST-CLASS LOCALITY, HAND
some furnished unfurnished bed rooms and par
Tor; southern exposure; frst-class board German
cooking): table boarders wanted. 702 10th ut.
NV, corner Of G. feS-6ts
FOR RENT-AT sic 18TH ST.. TWO DESIRABLE
communicating rooms, with board. fe7-6ts
2O-CENT MEALS
You ought to investigate these meals They
have equal anywhere else in this city.
THE VIENNA DINING ROOMS,
s14 and s18 ST..
Opposite Patent Of1ce. ja12-1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10

t0R RENT-ExCELLENT NEW PRESS BRICK
house; 30s p St NV: rooms; bay window ;
mod. imps.; $3.50 per month: convenient to
lines. school houses and markets; economicsI
heater. J. MARTIN PROCTOR, 907 G Of. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10

Tor 9Th and A SITS se................. cS
STABLES
Fable rear 1929 Rhode Island ave. SIS
table rear 1872 Massachusetts ave. ........... 80
Brick stable rear 1896 L st. n.w..............l Is
BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR OF
uCE FOR PERMITS APPLY To
HILL < JOHNSTON.
fe3-eo 1903 Pa
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%VeA .-oO
In rear Of 1925 Conn
ave, several fats, ea6. %
Chevy Chase, Md, Ar. 10
1918 Pa ave NV, I'd
and Sd floors. 80
226 LIST st sw, Or. rs
rs LIST st sw. Or. Ia
las Corcoran NV. Tor. IS
SHE'D.
DeSales st NV. 12r. $50
1923 14th st NV. 17r. $50
18th st mr. VI NV. Or. 12J
D ST mr. Goth NV. Tor. 125
Hillyer pl NV, Or. lis
10th st mr. X NV. r.l5O
Sunderland oil. Tor. 100
1909 Corcoran st nv, 9rS5
2l9 y Cap st, Or. SO. 80
9Th st mr. L NV, Tor. so
J0l Maple av NV. 12r.75
121 c st Sc. Tor. .....75
9l4 10th ct NV. Or. rs
Rtsgs mr. 18th st NV.
OF ...-.. ~
No. Q fiat. Both and
NJ NV. Tor. .6
1I12 l4th st NV. Or. IS
ICES.
l42l F NV (rm 1O. 10
6Oo-7 18th. several rs
1913 + nw.several rs--
Sc cor 9th and f sts.-
18th 81 bet Il and 8
tcoal Yard. .......-
14lI G NV. several Rs
l421 + st NV, several
fine Offices. ........-
1423 F ST NV, several
fine Offices. ....-
60 + st NV. several rms
RES.
1902 11th st nw.....S15
2lO3 18th st NV. so
1904 18th st NV. is
I 1914 F st NV. 2Ox6O-
3I.ES.
3. So s.. SOS
2. So 1876. Is
3. 80 1876. .25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10

AT RASlSAY'S
Your watch cleaned for 81: watch handspring
81. All work warranted for one year
ap3-tr 1921 F ST. NV
$500 YIELDS S45 WEEKLY! FINANCIAL DE
preston does not affect ROwE'S INFALLBLE
HANDICAPPING SYSTEM. Best and safest spec
ulative Investment offered. Third successful year.
Prospectus 1894 free. c. d. ROWE. Box l27.
Brooklyn. n. Y. fe3-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10

fOR SAIE-Bf The OWNEK-
House 4O6 ST. NV, frame, 10 rooms,
thorough condition, with stable in alley
lot 2zxS6. always rented for $35 per
month. Price ......................S5 80
Houses 457 and 40 H st. NV, bricks, 10
rooms, modern improvements, lot 3Ox1uO
to wide alley. rented for SIS per
month. for. 80. 1850
4-roOm frame houses near Bladensburg
road now rented for $12 per month, lot
SSxlOO to alley. Price. ............., lb5O
House 1893 BenninS road with large sta
bling capacity, now rented for so Der
month for wood and coal yard and dwell
ing, lot 0Ox9O to alley. Price. ..... 45OO
Houses SIS and 017 st. NV, with sta
BILE capacity for so horses, under rent for
$4,OOO per annum. One Of the finest To-
cations In Washington for future rise
In property in this particular neighbor-
hood ....................... 10000
Inquire OF owner, A. BEHREND,
fe10-3t Real Estate Deale, GIT f at N W
FOR SALE-GEORGETOwN-3l ST.: ~ Fvr
front; south frontage, and a substantial brick
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-25

- This b . superior Paint Oh, con.
sumins lee pigment than Linsssd OH, and
diving Q LISTING brillisncy 70 colon.
Osed With dfiss gives . splendid Door
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-25
Killed by Cocaine.

Belle White, . woman OF Is, died
this month in Chicago while under
treatment OF . "beauty specials"
Accompanied by her sister, Mrs. N.
j. Norris, she called ct the Sophia
Sonts Beauty Institute" for trsst-
msnt. The woman desired sallow
blotches aud wrinkles removed from
her skin. She was placed in . chair
and cocaine was first applied TO her
face. The operator was evidently
ignorant Of the power OF the drug.
After the cocaine On electric current
was applied. The cocaine 10 sup.
posed to have produced paralysis Of
the heart, for while the electric
sponge was ct work tho woman
dropped out Of the chair dead.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-25

Wise and Otherwise.

They say the major is . self.nsde
manr
ayes; started poor, and learned to
read and make whisky by moon
light."-Aflanta Consultation.
"Can I see you apart for . mo-
menti"
"You mean alone, don't youT
"Yes; . loan-that's II, exactly.
I want to borrow fve."-Indian-
apolis Journal.
81 hope, brethren" said the editor
Of the Bugle, who had been sp-
pointed to take. up the collection,
81 hope you will bear In mind the
proper spirit in which to contribute.
In other words, you should not give
to the Lord for publication, but %
an evidence Of the goodness Of your
faith."-Erchange.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-25
Striking Decided Lawful.

The United States Court OF Ap-
pesls at Chicago lately reversed 10
part Judge jenkins famous decision
in the Northern Pacific injunction
case, restraining the railroad men
from striking.
In the decision the court holds
that IL would be an invasion OF ones
natural liberty to compel him 70
work or to remain In the personal
service OF another, and adds:
"The rule think 10 without q.
ception that equity will not compel
actual affirmative performance BY On
employee Of merely personal services
any more than u will compel On
employer to retain in his personal
service one who for no matter whs,
cause 10 not acceptable tn him."
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-25
Disc uist ct Nicaragua.

A special from Mansgus, Nicsrs-
qua, says: In view OF the continued
dist urbances In Granada President
Zelays threatens to place himself st
the head OF troops and end this
state Of Affairs. The priests through
out the country are preaching
against the Government. Two more
have beeu arrested. II 10 known
that they furnished Indians with
arms and ammunition. The Gov
eminent maintain the closest cen.
sorship Of the press. Mail CORES
pondence even 10 being inspected.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-25

Ladies who are on the lookout for
Christmas presents should call at
the Ceylon jewelers. store on Nun
anu street, where they can buy the
BEST gems out from Csylou at clear
ancs sale prices. There arc rubies,
sapphires, emeralds, pearls, cats eyes,
etc. Also handmade lsces, and
everything Is being sold out regard
less Of cost.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-25

Every mother should know that
Group could be prevented. The frat
symptom Of true Group Is hoarseness.
This is followed by . peculiar
rough cough. II Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is given freely a
soon as the child becomes hoarse or
even after the cough has developed
il will prevent the attack. rs aud
80 cent bottles for sale by all deal
ers. Benson, Smith g. Co., Agents
for the Hawaiian Islands.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-25
Miniature Art.

At Williams Studio are to be seen
Portraits on Watch Dials, which he
is making . speciality OF. Lantern
Slides for lecture by the set or
dozen.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-25
oRITE IRON "a LOON.

NJOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN all claims against tie Critsrion ss-
gsn. and ali GU, standing ACCOUNTS due the
Criterion BalOoI and the jobbinx house Of
L. II. Dee up TO the above date nre payable
TO M. L. H. De .. AL bills against l.. II.
Dee please pre- isn't Immediately foI pay
Hon olulu. Oct :. 4. l80l. llb2-Sm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-25
Occidental and Oriental s. Co.
Por YOKOHAMA and H0N0KONo.

stsatnets Of the above Companies stlI
call ~ Honolulu on their way TO the abOvp
pprts on or about the following dates:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-25

Vote for II. Klsmnss, the People,
Candidate.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-25
For SAN FRANCISCO.

stssnisp Of the above Compsuiss will
call Ut Honolulu OF their .ay FROM Hong.
kong and Yohohsu,a 70 the above pOrt on
or about the following datess
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-25

The Daily BslIstiS, 80 cents per
month. dsIivere u BY s~1risrs.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-10

These lots will be offered for sale on terms and at prices within the reach of every homeseeker. These additions are on the finely equipped
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-02
For Sketches of Candidates and Other
Political Items See Third Page.
STIRRING UP THE SENATE

AssembIyman Salfnger Asks That
Certain Bills Shall Re Passed.
Assemblyman Max Salinger has sent the
following communication to the State
Senate: e5
s'To the Senate and the State of New Jer-
sey:-
''Assembly Bills Numbers III. 200 and 2O9.
introduced by me. having passed the House,
were sent to your honorable body some time
before the recess in May last; and not hav-
ing been reported by the committee TO whom
they were referred for reasons to me pro
blematical, respectfully ask that said COM
nittee be relieved from further considera-
ton of said bills, and by a vote of the Sen
ate advanced to their final passage.
I'm scrutinizing these bills your honorable
body will without difficulty realize the fact
that they were introduced principally in the
interest of the people of the cities OF New
ark and Jersey City and against their op-
pressive monopolizers, that they are honest
bills, and should without delay be passed by
a unanimous vote of this Legislature,
nothing short of which will satisfy an out
ragged people. NJ sAL1NGER,
ssMember of Assembly.
ssDated October 2. 1884,
The bills referred to are the 81 gas bill, the
measure prohibiting the removal OF gas
meters without an order from the Court, and
the other making the piling OF manure with
in five miles Of tine city limits Illegal
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-02
ALL THE lSP|RANT Is
List of Petitioners for the
Various Democratic
Nominations.
ON FILE WITH HEPPENHEIMER
Corporation Counsel Blair Says We
Must Elect Freeholders
at Once.
George L. Record Addresses a Large
Meeting in HobOken on
Reform Issues.
ON FILE WITH HEPPENHEIMER

Filing of applications for Democratic
nominations for Congressional, Assembly
and county offices to be filled at the next
election closed with Secretary Heppen-
heimer, of the Democratic County Com
mittee, yesterday. The complete list, as
tabulated by General Heppenheimer, is
as follows:-
CONGRESSMAN:- Edwin A. Stevens of
Hohoken, George L. Record. Norman
L. Rowe and Henry E. Wills of Jersey
City, and Ephriam De Croft of Union
COUNTY. CLERK:-Elitah T. Paxton,
August NJ. Bruggemann, Henry Hess, Jr
and A. p. Hexamer of Hoboken, John A.
Govern, doSseii Michael ]. o'Donneil and John
r. Purten of Jersey City.
-REGIsTER;-Cyrillus F. Robinson,
S4eorge B Fielder. John Garriek and
Henry Puster of Jersey City.
CORONER John F. O'Hara of Hobo
ken. and Robert. Sehlemm of Union Hill
Fourth district; John c. Sweeney, Fifth
district; Martin Lawless. Seventh dis,
trict Cornelius ]. Donovan and Michael
Tenth district; Conrad Dietz, Emil Groth,
Frederick Ripe, John G. Bouton, Philip
Bindernagel, Henry Ruber, Louis Diehm,
Jr., and Charles Klein.
DIRECTOR AT : LARGE: = August
Grassman.
ASSEMBLY,
First dlStrict:-R1chard NJ, smart, WIN.
J. Denton, Robert Carey and William 3.
Du Bois.
Second district:-charles A. Ransom,
Carl H. Ruempler, Thomas Jacob.
Third district:-Thomas Egan, James p.
Hall.
Fourth district:-Frederick C. Wolbert.
Fifth district:-James F. Mccormack,
George Sehaaf, Joseph T. McCoobery,
Patrick H. Nugent, Mervyn Armstrong,
Jr., Godfrey T. Matthews.
Sixth district:-Timothy J; Carroll Ed
ward oGrady, Pierce J. Fleming.
Seventh district:-James Duffy, Peter
]. Goodman, Edward j. Rice, Michael
]. Bender, Joseph P. Mullin.
Eighth district:-John c. kastendieck,
c. A. Tissot, David H. Cagney.
Ninth district:-William N. Parslow,
Maurice ]. Breen, Alex. c. Young.
Tenth district-Charles Erlenkoettter,
Charles A. Meyer, Jr.
Eleventh district:-Edward Kenny, Jas.
Usher.
Mr.. Heppenheimer has called a meet
ing of the Democratic County Committee
for tonight at the Hotel Washington to
take action on Judge Lippincett's ruling
in the Board of Freeholders case.
Six days more at least will be allowed
candidates for Freeholder nomination to
file applications.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-02
SHERLOCK HOLMES ARRIVES.

New York, Oct 2, 1894. DIR. A. Conan
Doyle, the novelist, arrived this morning on
the Elbe from Southampton. He comes to
fill lecture engagement with Major Pond.
When interviewed at Quarantine DR.. Doyle
said he thought he would probably stay in
this country until December 10, as he de-
sired strongly to reach home by Christmas.
He thought he would deliver about forty
lectures during the season. He will stop for
few DAYS at the Aldme Club. Speaking of
his own works, DIR. Doyle said that he re-
garded 'The White Company as his ia
vorite story, mainly, he presumed, because
1t cost him the most labor. 1t was dlili-
cult matter. he explained 70 write OF the
Middle Ages, and entailed large amount of
laborious research. .'Froissart' sChronicles"
and sChaucers Poems" were naturally his
standard authorities DR.. Doyle is tail.
well knit man of fine presence, and with a
very pleasant, winning countenance. This is
his first visit to this country, and he ex-
pressed great interest in all that he saw.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-10-02
FRBEHOLDERS ALSO.
Corporation Counsel Blair Says
They Must Be Elected
This Fall.

CORPORATION Counsel Blair this morn
ing notified City Clerk Scott that under
the decision of Judge Iippincott, rem
dered yesterday, in relation to the man
ner of holding the approaching election
Freeholders would have to be elected,
and he verbally directed Mr.. Scott to
advertise accordingly. Under the de-
cision, Freeholders will be elected under
the old Aldermanic lines. 1t has been
customary to elect them under Assembly
lines, but Judge Blair insists that the
decision of the Court makes the Free
holders election comply with the Free
holder law, passed at the last session
of the Legislature. The Aicermanic lines
and new ward lines are synonomous
The Democratic @eaders have made no
ARRANGEMENTS for q Freeholder canvass,
while on the other hand the Republicans
sre prepared for a Freeholder fight and
conducting an aggressive campaign. 1t
is said that the party candidates nave
already been chosen and are out must
ling for votes
In the Sixth district John Halliday
will be the Republican candidate All
of this preparation for canyass Is due
to timely advice from Judge Blair
"a Freeholder election was inevitable"
he said this morning. 1.-THE Freeholder
law was operative in every part Of the
county save III Jersey lily anu II Il rec
holders were not elected this fall Jersey
City, just as Judge Lippincott says,
would be without a representation in the
Board which would have been manifest
ly improper"
DEMOCRATS DELIGHTED.
The Democrats are delighted with this
turn of affairs, as they believe they viii
be able to carry four of the six Alder
man districts for Freeholder.
Considerable comment has been raised
by the failure of the County Committee
This neglect is explained by the fact
that postal cards containing complete
information relative to enrolment have
been sent to every Democratic voter in
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