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For sale by J. E. GOOLD & co.
Nervous Prostration Cured.

1t is with genuine gratitude to DR.. Chase,
Cumberland, street. that we say he has cured
our daughter, without medicine, of a very Sc
ricus stomach trouble from which she had suf-
fered intensely for years and which finally pro-
duced nervous exhaustion. other physicians
failed to give her relief, and we had almost
despaired of her ever being well when she COM
menced treatment with DIR. Chase. To us it
seems no hing short of miracle.
Mr.. and MRS. j. G. PRESTON,
dec15MWFH 489 Cumberland street
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WIT AND WISDOM.
Theater Seats.

81 always have my husband sit next the
aisle so he won't make me uncomfortable
when he goes out between acts. -
H mi l always sit next the aisle my
self SO can make nay husband uncom-
Portable when he attempts to go out be-
tween acts. "-Detroit Free Press.
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ART SOCIETY EXHIBIT.

The Portland Society Of Art will open
today at 10 q. m., an exhibition of
sketches and studies by John Calvin
Stevens, the well-known architect. Many
Of the sketches were made on bicycle
Trip through France and consist of quaint
bits of the picturesque domestic archi-
lecture of that country. The exhibition
will be open for two weeks, each day
from 10 a. N. to 4.30 =. N.
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sENDED IN TERRIBLE ACCIDENT

Little Falls. N Y, December 25.-A
sleigh containing seven persons return
ing from Christmas entertainment, was
struck by the Lake Shore limited at the
Central crossing in st townsville, ten
miles east of this city last night. Nine
year-old Nellie Place was killed instant
ly, her head being severed from her body
Five were seriously injured and one es-
capped injury.
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DIR. wEBB's CHRISTMAS TREE. f.


Burlington, VT, December 25.-Dr.
and Mrs. Seward Webb gave Christmas
party tonight in the big ring building on
the Shelburne farms, to the children of
Trinity parish and Shelburne. All the
people in the parish, the employees of the
farms and their families, and number
of invited guests were also present, max
ing about $50. The distribution OF gifts
from Christmas tree occurred at 5
o'clock and was followed by supper at g..
Dancing and games occupied the remain
der of the evening. DR.. Webb's son, Van
derbilt, dressed as Santa Claus, distrib-
uted the gifts. In addition to books, toys
and games for the children there were
useful presents for the employees at the
farms, the latter gifts being according to
the length of service and position held.
Among the gifts were 80 gold watches and
seven fur coats.
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THE VALUE OF MONEY.

S23.00 pays for seven-day personally
conducted tour to Washington, D. c.,
Mt. Vernon, Arlington and Alexandria.
via Pennsylvania Railroad. Accomomda
tions at Washingten's best hotels. Next
tour leaves Boston January 10. Eight
day tour to Washington and Old Point
Comfort January a. Rate sss Itinerary
at 205 Washington street, Boston,
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Goods are advertised IN this newspa
per because they are for sale in this town.
You can get them easily, if you make
a clear that you will accept no substi-
tute.
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leg. Suffered tortures. Doan's Ointment
took away the burning and Etching in
stantly, and quickly effected permanent
cure" c. w. Lenhart, Bowling Green, O.
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SOUTH PORTLAND.

Mr.. Thomas a. Royle of the hospita
staff, Fort Preble, has left for New York,
where he will sail for the Klondlke in
February.
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FACSIMILE signature of cHAs. II. FLETCHER
is on the wrapper of every bottle of CAsroRIA.
When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she ha \ Children, she gave them castoria.
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DOLo Sticks, Skates, Skate Straps, Snow
4 Shoes, Ice Creepers, Ankle Supports for
Skates, Pocket Knives, Razors, Carving
Knives and Forks. The best assortment of
Polo Sticks in the city. G. L. BAILEY, 263
Middle street. PAL
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FOR SALF-Tne most elegant, best located
and highest cost residence in Deering. and
In perfect repair: 20, 900 feet la in beautiful
ta,D Lawn with conservatory and fine stable; eec-
SO. 900; price $1,000; must be sold. w. II.
WALDRUN g. co., 1870 Middle street. 22-1
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FOR SALE.
Forty words Inserted under this head
one week for 25 osnfs. cash in advance.

NEERING-Many new and handsome resi-
= ~ denees will be built on my Land in the
sprlug Can / OF sell you a house lot now fin
anuelpatl1n 10 OF yourself becoming the owner of
very best part of Deering having the winter in
which to formulate plans for an early start in
tlle spring pr Ny prices are as low as any well
will prepare plans for low or high nrice houses
il desired; Call and see me or write at once.
MYRON E. MOORE. Deering Centre. 25-i
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FOR SALE-House and land, Nos. 1924
Adams street; rents for SO D ice SI20o
House and land. No. 80 Smith stre t: rents
$21. 90. price S2200. 7s Exchange street. Wood
cock restaurant and furnishings, long estab-
lished restaurant; price reasonable Also
building lots on st. Lawrence street Applv tn
HENRY j. CONLEY, so Exchange street.
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ITO LET-One-half of double house No. 271
Bracket ST., near Neal, contains eight
rooms with bath and all modern conYeniences.
For further particulars inquire at 269 Brackett
st. or at LORlNG'S Printing Office, 45 Ex-
change St. 25-1
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LOST AND FOUND.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents. cash in advance.
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EOR SALE-In western part of the city,
Il house 10 rooms, with bath, steam heat,
finished in natural woods, open fire places,
exposed plum bing, ETC., owing to unforeseen
circumstances, now on the market; price
National Bank Building, FREDERICK S.
VAIL. 23-1
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PUBLISHED BY SPECIAL. ARRANGEMENT
UNDER q CLOUD
Tie Story Of a Lost Mens02y.
BY HERBERT RUSSELL,

THE
Room
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FOR RENT-Near Commercial street. store
corner Fore and Exchange street entrance
on both streets good lighL, fre-proof brick
vault; well adapted for Broker or Insurance
office, repaired to suit a desirable tenant
BENJAMIN SHAW. 511a Exchange street.
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ENOR SALE-f'n Atlantic street. close to Con-
Il gress, a thorough built 2-storied house,
rooms in perfect repair, ample furnace, cement
ea cellar; set tubs. 1000 feet and; will be sold
cheap; frSt time offered. w. FL. WALDRON
& CO., 1S0 Middle Street 22-1
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EOR SALE-New house on Pitt street, Oak
Il dale, containing ven oms and bath,
hot and cold water. wired for electric lights,
cemented cellar. sewer, large lot, will be
sold on easy terms. Apply to CHAS. c.
ADAMS, 81 fxohange street. 2-1m
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FOR sALE-Two family houses ranging
4 from $500 to $500, in price, on the
High, Wilmot, Spruce, Salem, Cumberland,
Neal, Lafayette, Cedar, Vesper, Dow, Smith,
State, Mayo, Roberts and many others. Par
i1eulars, Real Estate Off1ce. First National
Bank Building, FREDERICK s. VAIL. 23-1
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EOR SALE-One 10 horse power engine
IL and boiler; also radiators All in good
condition. Enquire of H. H. .NEVEN5 81 Co,
1893 Fore street, c ty. dec2tf
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XVANTED-Young ladies who can sing to
w to Join comic opera company about to
Apply to manager FOREST CITY OPERA CO,
Hotel Falmouth. 20-1
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FOR SALE-At oakdale, close to Forest Ave-
Il nue., story house and ell, Nearly new.
iluished in natural wood. cemented Ecelar; will
be sold cheap as the owner has left the state;
easy terms. w. II. WALDRON s. CO., l80
Middle st. 21-1
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Couldn't Work 1t,

Begging Barry-I wish dat dere would
be anudder war
Soiied Sammy-Oh, yer bloodthirsty
wretchi
Begging Barry-Don't talk dat way,
Sammy, cos Ize wretched enuff. Don't
yer see de ole veteran racket is dyin out
New York journal
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CITUATIONS WANTED-By three compe-
y tent girls from New Brunswick, who are
capable OF filling posit MS n private families.
Six women hotel cooks and hundred girls wait
ing to take positions in hotels and restaurants.
pply to 399 1-2 Congress street, MRS. PAL
MER'S Employment Office. 1871
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EOUND-On Spring street, Friday, sum Of
money. Loser can have same by calling at
y Winter street, proving property and paying
for this advertisement. Oil
II OUND- 800 hundred books for BOYS by Eli
j h Kellogg. Publishers price S1O0, now 45
cts. 100 Oliver Optic books 80 cts. 800 volumes
Pilgrim and Mayflower series for boysiand girls !:
were rs cents, our price So cts. COLES WOR-
THY'S, 80 Exchange st. Dol
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warwick is hoarse with calling.s
? Henry N, q. 2.
He shonld have gargled his throat with
Ponds Extract.
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FARM FOR SALf-Fine milk or stock farm
containing 1O9 acres field and pasture, stu
ated in Falmouth. 10 miles from Portland,
buildings located on high ground, splendid
view. plenty of water, good apple and pear
orchard. Inquire of ARTHUR s. NOfES,
West Falmouth Me. i nov 3O4
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MONEY TO LOAN-On 1st and 2nd mort
IVA cages, on real estate, stocks. bonds, per
soma! property OF any good collateral security
Inquire of A. c. LIBBY s. CO., AZ 1-2 EXCHANGE
street. dec14
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WANTED.

Forty words inserted under ahis head
one week for IS CENTS eash In advancz-
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To LET,

Forty words Inserted under this head
ons week for rs cents cash in advance.
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FOR RENT Two rents. 3 Briggs street. 800
u eatcn; one rem, 70 Salem street. $500.
Apply to HENRY j. CONLEY, 80 Exchange
street, OIL
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FOR S ALE.

A pair bay hOrsrs weighing
about $500 lbs, good drivers
and workers. A good team for
either farm or woods. Apply to
JOSIAH R. GOULD, Freeport.
Gee23tf
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WANTED--5o boys to sell the Evening Star.
w the new penny paper. First issue. Tues
day, Dec. 81. Call for MR.. JACkMAN at the
Sunday Sun Office, Exchange St, after one
O'Clock, p. m. 211
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A LEWISTON BLAZE.

Lewiston, December 25-Fire was dis
covered at 10 minutes past 2 this morn
ing In the coal and wood yard of Wood
& Wakefield, on Court street, Auburn,
and after hard fight by the Auburn
fire department it WAS got under control
and finally subdued The fire started in
the corner near the engine aud boiler and
was evidently communicated to the
building from the fire there. The build
ing and contents were completely de-
stroyed, entailing a loss of some $4,000 or
$1,000. The building was filled with
hunreds of cords OF. wood. An adjoining
stable containing horses belonging to G.
E. Corey and ex-Mayor Lowell were
burned with the contents. The night
was bitter cold and it was with difficulty
that they coped with the blaze.
THE WORK OF A FIRE BUG.
Exeter, N H., December 25.-A fire of
undoubtedly incendiary origin was dis
covered in the Granite house, three.
story structure owned and occupied by
P. B. Kendall. shortly after 4 o'clock
this morning. While the efforts Of the
firemen in checking the flames were met
with success the loss Will be nearly $4,000.
An investigation of the building after
the flames had been extinguished, dis
closed the fact that in number of rooms,
bedding and clothes had been saturated
with kerosene, and the fire marshal will
look into the matter on Monday. 81.
THE HARTER MILL BURNED.
Cleveland. Ohio, December 25.-A spec
ial from Fostoria, Ohio, says; The Hart
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WANTED-All persons in want of trunks
w and bags to call on Z. D. REYNOLDS,
563 Congress street, one door above Shaw's
grocery store, as we manufacture our goods
and can therefore give bottom prices.
Trunks repaired. Open evenings. We frame
pictures. 23-2
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| SHOW CASES OF every description. new and
~ secondhand, bought, sold or exchanged.
GOSS Sc WILSON. Is Free st. ia
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ENOR SALE-Tickets to dancing school for
beginners, anchester teacher, COM
mencing Friday night, January Z IL lessons,
10 assemblies, Thatcher Post Hall, also
pupils, II lessons, 70 assemblies for advanced
pupils, commencing Wednesday night, Janu-
ary 5. Tickets at HAWES' Music Store, Ala
Congress street. 1873
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Forty wOrds inserted under this head
sBs week far 25 cents. cash in advance.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

chamber girls, at once, at
w THE SHERWOOD, No. so Park st.
07-1
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A GOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE.
Consisting of one pool and two billiard
tables, soda fountain, ice cream freez-
ers. &C., SC. A splendid chance for a
barber good college trade.
r. ii. WILLIS, Brunswick, Ne.
dec23d1w*
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EfoR SALE-MusicaI goods just received
ever in Portla' d, pianos. mandolins, baIijos,
guitars, violins, graphophones, reginas,
music boxes, harmonicas, etc. Popul n
moslo' Woin music nd books msie superior
HAWES'S, Ala Congress street. 11-3
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NOTICE-We pay the highest cash prices for
household furniture, show cases and store
nXtures, Tor receive the same at our rooms on
114tf
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FOR SALE-The Fairbanks mandolins
IL banjos excel and will be a delight /
holiday presents eX mine them at HAWES'S
Music tore, Ala Congress str .et Please call
or send orders for all musical instrum ents,
m sic books, pop lar music, music rolls,
etc., to HAWES'S, Ala Congress street. 11-3
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MALE HELP WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
one wcsi< for Is cents. cash in advance.
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no LET-One of the finest grocery stores in
u Portland A great ore for the right man.
liseed the well known M G. Knight store 40
Oxford ST. Inquire 20 Anderson st. 2I-1
THO LET-Large. pleasant front room with bay
Il window, nicely furnished with steam heat
and bath room. With or without board. At
No II Myrtle street. 1872
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NOR SALE-Lessons furnished free on
Il pianos, mandolins, banjos, guitars,
violins, ETC., sold by HAYES before the
holidays. For particulars and for everything
in the music line call at MUSIC STORE, 414
Congress street. 11-3
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MISCELLANEOUS.
p EWARD VII be paid for top of gilt butter
AZ dish lost on Fort Preble road If left at
Office, Preble house. 24-tf

Tg ONEY TO LOAN-On mortgages of real es-
Ns tate in the city and suburbs, at and per
cent. Notes discounted on reasonable rates of
interest. Real estate for sale and rented rents
collected. Care of real estate. 25 wears in the
business. N. S. GARDINER, 1S5 Middle
street. room 4. 90
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ANahi,-sITUAEtoS
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MONEY TO LOAN-On first and second
IA mortgages, on real estate, stocks, bonds
ana Ile insurance politics or any good securi-
ties. Notes discounted at low rate of in crest.
l. 7. BUTLER, As Exchange St. dec74
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WANTFD-By married couple, one or two
w rooms for light Housekeeping purposes.
State terms which must be moderate. Address
A. O.. Press ofite. 24-l
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WE will advance money on anv kind of
W mere andise Unsigned to us, or will
pay pay case for household furniture, store
U " ILSON. AucfiOneerS Is Free street u 4f
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M ONEY LOANED on 1st and I'd mortgages
w real estate, life insurance policies, notes
bonds and any good collateral security. Notes
discounted, rate CT interest per cent a wear
and upwards according to security W. p.
CARR, room s. second floor, Oxford Building,
1876 Middle ST. noveLa
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e. H. EVANS & SONS. Est. 1886
Brewers. Malistcrs y B1tt.els.

line Of business the bcst. This i all iLat n'f"
j. primarily to The question before MS
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ONLY ONE OBJECT IN VIEW.

am coming before the p'opl" with onlN one ""-
iec before mo and that *. ~ case ~ oeciion. ["
,rv 10 give the city as good government as possible
General Tracy undoubtedly will 10 mat ais" II ne
f. elected but he has got to think - that machln"
~ we'll as u the city. In other words Tor
the purposes Of great conflict. for that IS what
the solving ~ this problem is, ! think tho man
who has but the one thing to do j. a. much better
of than the man who has dOub" object 20 main
tain ~ a cavalry man for the purpose Of lighting
is better of with one hors" than the circus rider
when he tries ride TWO horses Because. you per
c.ivc. the circus rider. with foot on each
animal has go; all he can 10 70 keep his horses
together: he hasn't any opportunity for effective
nghiing And so | think have that advantage IN
the contest oyer my competitors iApplause.,
hope tho poop" Of this city realize what fight
there t. before them. and sometime trcmhie when
| think that IT,. cause FOR which stand has had
the hardihood and daring 20 challenge. not one ma
chine. but two 7 don't know Of any force In tho
world but that carry such cause through
10 success. The people can do 4. And hope that
this year our cause is the cause OF The people. the
cause OF freedom. the cause u indoDendence the
cause ~ home rule But beg you rot TO suppose
that you can bate jot OF effort until the fight
Il finished II you want u carry this cause through
10 triumphant success. Tn" cause i yours. and
beg you make yourselves responsible for L; PRO
lonsed APPLAUSE
4 reception WAS given FOR President Low after
the speaking. As Mr.. Low left the building 10
take his carriage a crowd standing around tho en-
trance gave Three cheers FOR Seth Low"
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A SEQUEL TO Az ELOPEMENT.
THE STATE DEPARTMENT WILL SEND JUDKo
KApLAN BACK TO RUSSIA

THE STATE DEPARTMENT WILL SEND JUDKo
KAPLAN BACK TO RUSSIA.
Washington. Oct. o. sequel to an elopement
story which came from Atlantic City last sum.
NOR has lust been worked out IN the State Do
nar,ment. which to-day issued warrant for the
sr,,.nser to the Russian authorities OF Judko
Tonlan. This man was arrested In Atlantic City
,ast summer for abusing young woman sup
nosed to be his wife. The girl to avenge herself
,or ,utreatment confessed that she had eloped
With Kapan. who. she said. was fugitive from
,us,,ce in Russia Before the Russian authorities
cou1 he communicated with the man escaped and
was recaptured only after long pursuit. The
,,r,s statement proved to be true. Judko Kaplan
,,,s a moor tailor living In the Russian town Of
Kier Nearby lived well,tS-do merchant named
H. -. ~ names TO cash draft for 10000 rubleS
AZ. wn to the order OF the merchant and escaped
~ America leaving in Europe wife and children.
coming to Boston. he met his consin and eloped
Nth her The State Department has issued its
warrant for his return to Russia on the commit.
ment OF a Commissioner In New-York.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

sieepirg-car service Will be established between
Network and Pittsburg on train leaving West
besbrosses at s:4S p. m. daily except sunday,
Altoona and East Liberty. and connecting at Pitts.
burg for points West and Southwest. This train
does not run into Philadelphia and does not carry
coaches. 80
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NrW- lpih ItN, 'ct. y 1872.
Ny Dear Sir: In this struggle between the people
and the political bosses for the control Of our city
for the Office OF trlct-Attorney. 1 accept the
nomination. representing. ii does. the principles
honor. but for the public good alone are the powers
OF that office to be exercised.
made IT. entire county ticket, as 1 am Informed,
has received The Indors"in"nt OF those who repre-;
!, ia was meG,' without conference Win me- and
Hnve not been AKA to accept it, T6cy Who made
(; know that stand only for the principles Of the
fT 'ron IL 81 }I th ioas to rSf he
lister the affairs OF the city for the good OF the city
az a whole. and not for any rar' party. shall
81 state or Nntiora policy am irrcconcila5y OPP
"''''''' 80 ~ 10y '''''''''' %tsrEN C. FOX
1t Is now considered probable that Richard H.
Adams. candidate for r gister will withdraw frorl
the Citizens Union ticket. and other names are
being considered .or the place. that of Paul Goepel
being among the number.
Beginning Tomorrow Seth Low VII, make his per-
sonal headquarters a; Citizens Union headquarters.
No 2, East twenty third-st. and expects to be
there daily from to : D. m
In the XIXth Assembly District Perez NJ Stewart
Of No. c52 West End-ave has been nominated for
the Assembly on the Citizens Union ticket In max
INK this nomination the Campaign Committee adopt-
ed a resolution that before The nomination should
take effect the candidltc must sign pledge TO enter
no parry caucus and statement thar he is In full
accord WIN the prneipes OF the Citizens Union.
Edward Cotter. Of no 1884. Cherry-st. has been
nominated for the Assembly on the Citizens Vnion
ticket after podsing himself to enter no party
There will be a Citizens Union mass meeting
under the auspices of the TIA Assembly, District
q Macdougal-st on Thursday. October il. atS D. m.
Ex-secre,ary Charles s. Fa!rchllds candidate for
two . bns prS sna Es
FOR Councmen in the lid District. viii be among
The signatures continue to be easily obtained for
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TO RATIry TIE NOMINATION OF LOW.

TO RATIFY THE NOMINATION OF LOW.
The Republican Organization OF the City OF New.
York of which General Wager Swayne IS pres.
dent Will hold a mass-meeting in Carnegie Hall
on October q To ratlfy the nomination Of Seth Low
for Mayor General Swayne will introduce Mayor
Strong as the permanent chairman. according 10
the present plan. and Joseph H. Choate. Seth Low
and Elihu Root will be the other speakers. Colonel
Robers G. lngersoll may also address the meeting.
The committee In charge consists OF William S.
Eagg William Brookfied. Thomas Humphrey II.
CLAY Percy aud Kiliaen Van Rensselaer,. Several
clubs will march TO the meeting.
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this Government once more "a government OF the
nnople by the people. for the people
WASHINGTON IRVING COMES.
Indapendcnt Republican. Preslen, Twentieth Dis
;rict. Twenty third Ward.
BROOKLYN Oct. 3. 1877.
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AUSTEN C. FoX's ACCEPTANCE.

If ELECTED. HIS OFFICE WILL RE Used
FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD AL"NE-WORK
OF THE CITIZENS UNION
The following letter from Austen q. Fox. candl-
date for Dlstric:-Attorney on the Citizens Tr.on
ticket was given out yesterday by John G. Clark.
to whom II addressed:
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WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT.

I.ut the right target hasn't anything to do with
t.ls campaign. The target ihat We are concerned
In is aimed AT local matters. We want good
schools and plenty Of them. ApplauseD We want
wcl-pave,i clean streets. and plenty OF them Gap
plause) And ~ bicycle rider. hope may add
good bicycle roads. (ApplsC se.) We want gov
eminent that will give dollars worth for dollar
sn.ut And above all, we wnnt q civic govern.
ment well adm Mustered that no interests In the
great metropolis shall be so small as TO be beneath
ia care, and no interest 80 great that Il shall
tmidly shrink from attempting TO deal with il.
That is the target and respec fully submit to tho
citizens OF this great city that they are much
more likely to hit the target they atm at II than