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?as EVENING STAIL _________
m 3PT. axs mUNAT
A .. . ;; D" LD"g
K. A. AUFFMANN, ~Ls
aml .THE EVE OF ELECTiON
-- --ll -w -vmn - - - - -068 -m... ea u u ~ .
- "u -ADN.i a h tOo
soma Yw osa "mis aL 81, No. 20.4 11. WASHINGTON, D. C.. MONDAY, NOVEMBIER 7, 1892. TOCN&Piii~
FINANCIAL.
B411 A B..z Aocouui
d#am"sevepermalleanwbut essentually
ft a&pe bank arcount A bestanlsr
San so n aeeary. a the sallee
angos ibn lf &@ as Ircentive to further
saga md vol make you ambttoue to at
*& Mf pew do soe become rich or
0 bm wel to do. It s yar en falt.
oonse" tosew jdarusoel to the only
emSW vsebs -e ee beecss wftL-encept
V" me beim nw andepedt year
b M abe cOmpany? We WGI be
M60ege e e mt wtt you. and pay
glob p@sU are miware walleet to
Mes mab vetivaled aenmm for
oft e et hemdehoed etet, s i. lUr
os faft , ran befr-a-bene. pan
A The bge beaetag l aded to ow
a wesehsen givess calast double
Vves bese anythl" whtch you wish to
Slm us and w i Val parh. move
"466MUer yem at a Se-al- sum, re
alm sf Io an micstey an to te Safety.
60.
'tkw " packa. moers and
AiM30AM SNaMTT AND TRLUST CO.
A. T. MUITTON. pree4.dat.
SAWUN 14 0 ST X. W.
m S WAZOUrM. 1140 13TB ST. . W. it
EME.aMWIAL STATEMEST
1ARTLAm EUAi CMPANT OF
-a--e e w-t-. ..f -e a
CA1 XP.
CAPkA1 ST OCE.
anm *ease'l... . . $10.0 00
Anal of 0a40A slack Iaid up In
.............. ..... 100.00000
ANSET'.
s mau d the slec-h
vars loy.1o -ouwan6y
r .eUMOKLe ) m he.,kt ,alue . WA..475 25
Mon bosomi Maa Poo gea-la"r A
,mn mean and d aans o -s 00
.e 0- aceweed And aPaid ...... 9:7 30
ba. 6 tsa . .......... ..! Ml . 1 .& 44
W ma a alere of collertsmn (Ions
ea aa . etmat-d.... ......... 9.500 00
aw.0 quacterly preftldam
W cet). .alMG10d . 31.. 000
@1.5%.0W 38
LI ABIITIE.
~asieparebno
*25.081 e
2.4 66
be ad
.@3410 00
eeved.. 4
W e=- ............1.' 21
ininM NTs DUING TE M NTE1
... b . .. ow0e
*V
tof
S............ . 22 L
ENRY R Rai T
secietary.
..........S SO7
?.We syo
FEL I 46FLIA
A N., CTnr ML
WEE A wArn-is cAPrrTAL oF ' OErUNDED
TEOUSAND DOLLraBS.
66TING EMPL.OMENT TO
1.W PERSONS.
warn mate af seal .meses tarbesag. m uatories
amissespetty ubomudi he Walauga
i emch Ia the
C.O?3E.ATIVE TOWS COMPANT
5eeses beat iveUtamnt upre the market. 61
3e~ e S1 per bas er am*ah for forty
amihesbhe oees of thia stoca.
TIhaeede 10 sharee of thiaatockuwtl, with con
3Mat e y. in a few years be we..l to d..
Epeapr..1 ta bo tou much to expect an
y etn bt enterpriama fuly develope.
'. 5. acl.AtI. Agent.
ir.'.Atlasat beldha.
W.. &N Co L.
=S S CAIAL
amsWU TOU. D. C.
e pese healter 'die funds that ther
istdeire Ge ame at amy time we would call
*ameate, to be mW atiestate of 304
turwen maima em ehrtlaeagea et is.
am peae ob demisd. Tis toa ver
ombe way to drets emeb fmsia. asMan
Sirabduaw 'hoes at any time W amb l"
masr . th ta m.
03 TIME CTWN CtyCAN
w m mie s a' fenlewa, ae:
aw abb e ba se meath. poste na.
' -' e1W If . 6 pmr lmf.
s m . Os stck.
CALL AND SEE US,
t- immeselmting expms ca
Cww. ft. W. A 'N'
IUAYULA30AOE OF TRUST FUN~le
C. T. HAVENNIE..
EsBEtt W ae Sab aee.
Em emi ani1. AilamAkt 3Waaan.
m Fet. a. w
~ybmiam s bemebs ad e teu cash alr
t aminlett New Te rk er Seer Ora....
h& O6.. New Tes ssB Eme.
* MI mn. ew. os5etm bate
* 60.. aesamttTe.
60DsNe M , M ss Rev 6p.
FiNANCIAL
Do You
WANT TO SAV
A CERTAIN AMOUNT SACE MONTE? IF
YOU DO. SUBSCRIBE FOR BEAES IN
TUR FIDELITY BUILDING. LWAN AM
INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION. 93.014 0
ST. S.W.
DUES. 01 PER MONTE ON RAM SmARKE
MATURITY VALUE IN 102 MONTHS. "M
SAVE YOU MONEY TO INVEST? PU
CHASE AN 8 PER CENT PER ANNUM COU
P03 CERTIFICATR TO RUN FOR S T3M.
WE PAY 6 PER CENT PER ANNUM ON
SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF 05 Ol MORE.
CAN 23 WITEDRAWN ANT TIME ON30
DAYS' NOTICE.
MONEY LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS
ONLY. CAN BE REPAID AT TUE RATE OF
013 PER MONTH ON EACH SLO0 DOR
3OWED.
COMPARE OUR TEEMS WITH TROE OF
ANY OTER ASOCIATION.
90.000 LOANED TO SEAREROLDRR8 UP
TO DATE. STOCK SUBSCRIPTION 3008
OPEN ALL THE TIME.
HARRISON DINGMAN. Pedseast
NW BuD.xmo AsoCmwnow.
The at monily of the 310TVAL
SERIAL BUILDING AS TION wi be holdt
t.Domie's Ba1L bt and :P t. a.w. MODA
November 7. at 7:3ap..
shares. 91 opr mouth.
The sum of 800 ay he advanced a esab shote
for an additional payment of 41 per moth.
-1.000 may be .btamed for a monthly po rt
610. Interest at the rate of a per csst o en
withdrawals d settlements The sam rate of hbta
. will be on ..m of 4100 or m.re vaid a
Wance.
To accommodate persons who cammet attend the
meeting the treeur-r will receive dues at the oee of
Johnson Brm. 1206 F 2t. u. w.. ftro S o'clock a. am.
tes 'clock m. daily.
Sftork will be received and tanformo
-LII . R Presden.t. l7th wt.w.
J. DERM V. Necrtary. I Sth et. mkw.
O. K. PETTY. Treasurer. 120 F st. a. w.
And the followinar directors:
JOHN B. BRADY. C. I PERSON
390 w B s.a w. 61O LW
ago. W. DANT J 8ONDBFEIR.
-40 7thaOL a w. 5WC 7th Ot mLw.
JOHN FINN P. SMYT1.
52 mat. ". w. 123DUsawm.
And ROtElRT McDONALD
428 K e nw.
And FILLMORE BEALL. Attorey.
oe31-7t Pendell buiing.
$15 FIFTEEN DOLLARS $15
Will oI-ere
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
In stock of the Aret imane of the
GOOD HOPE MI ING COMPAN.
a abiort fame only. wAm the prie vlt be
isrd locae In Catr em y.
worth. Besn Eaton and other aine already famoa
for their lure products of rich i~lver-bemr ore.
The mine is developed by an Incline shaft 100
-est deep sad by two levs of 50 and 100 feet to
aively along the vein and showing an excel.
it of pay ore. The C tupiny Placed
r-0.4") ars. one-tenth of its stoek apn the
market at the low price ad 1.5 cents a abare, for the
%P,C of p'eari macbinary "a t"oror:
eiwnrthe amno foir operation, &ad but a o
=-mW-d these shares remain unsold. The me
chinery ls now on the rround. the to the
.ae weWI advanced and t.,,d"ef. d ayO .
tar o etB aoo rcommnce.
2 Is1iopportay to smake moner on a
D1RE0CTORN: lION. 7WNS
91McEE C. C. CLEMENTS.VDT X
Aho. . VAN MATER.
Omre: Room s I68 and Trust huflnWaeb
lairtom. D. C. lartbia~normation cheerfully
urnilheed by F. S. W-u M 6. Mmic Tamale
Draw Store. 9th and s. m. w. o.191U
8 PER CENT BONDS
$10 TO $100. PAYARL EIN 3 YEAR&
INTEREST QUARTEBLY.
The Industrial Sawiae and Lean Aineea
tison of the District of Columbia ta itu
=aM~r reut Intrreat-beann 4 bond
ndnat from to 6100. Thaseboede
are severed by Real Esate. Isveetmenta.
Deeda of Trust. Investment Compaiaes
stock and ther ped scarities.
TRI INDUSTRIAL 1T111 AND LOAN ANO.
CIATIO. IM 7 5T. N. W.
ShftmL *A 0na03mied July 2. 117.
3N IN. SOULE. Preident.
A. r. CHILDS. Vite Preideat.
THOR. 0. lSET.seretary and Manner.
COLUNDIA NATIONAL BANK. Depository.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN H. SOULE THOS. G. HENSET.
A. F. CEILDS. L. D. LANDON.
oe12-e@dh U. H. RIDENOUR.
W. a. HOGE Pres. T. C. DANIEL.Sec.
UNITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO
CIATION. 1313 F at., Washingtom6 . C.
Shares. $100. payable in monthly installments.
w'ich participate In all profte and mature In 8
-noatha.
Pays Interest on monerdepoetted in any amount.
5 ad i per cent interest paid on special devoelts
from the date they ara rwade. oc2s-tf
a .CHISOL M A Co.
A. . BANEERS AND BROKERS.
61 Broadway. N. Y.
RAILROAD itTOCES AND BONDA.
STATE. COCNTY AND TOWN BONDS.
GRAIN AND PROVIsIONII
And all securities that are dea t in on New York.
Chicago. san Francia-o PbIad-e'phiaor Bostos.
Exchances honrht and .,I.d for caeh
nrcarrted on marrin.
COMMtNIS-103N 1-11.
Loans made on Railroad Stock and Bonda. Nc.
Intere-t allow.d on balancea
(Fatabliahed 1875.) bend for Market Letter.
- orz-7t, __________
".E NATIONAL SAFE DEPoer.
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANE
Cf the District of Columbia,
CORNER 3512 ST. AND NEW YORE AYE
hartered by epeclal act of Coamres
Jan..1867.and arts of Oct..130 and FWeb. LIM
CAPITAL: ONE MIL.ION DOLr.SLa
Rent. infee fro 3 each upeard pem annam.
..lver ware and valumblee taken emdepeits.
* "EJ CENTS and upward raeived en dapest adn
e-re- allewed en -om of not 3ms tha6r6
Pepares and keepe Wile free of chasm-m a Es
erter. Amat r a. Tr-2- -- Treela
AMA. JON NSTO . BecefhA
T39 . JONES, Tira Vice Prse
Dicectane
Beaaema P. Snyder. besa C. fibbias,
. John .
ThenIs . Jeba 0 are
Wilhaay E . Ety____The__me_.
LEWIS 0. TEWESRURT a 00..
BANEERS AND BROEERS.
1335 ST., WASBINOTON. D. C..
Bey and well for cah or on mauin Slocha. DBed
brakn. Provi does and OIL.
Direct private wires to New York and ChIcago.
Iatereet allowed on dpen.
Out o~owu businemas apeiaty.
-lt oala maerbtedt. lptm
DIEFUN'DS D NwmTWHEN EG
- td ta . ondes a=t.. o=
end tme certaemaefdaeoetbdelse.o
where. OOB&C PLt.hI w.
eas4_ Gemeral km-n-.
- REVENTIONl In, BETTER TatAN CURE. -.LIF
. nitsrne peevenue e onregmm iame.. bet
afser an unsjees ar smresasame dec ta tee late fr
evnta ar~ acare, iampoestble ~ aie
.xl-3tn CRAh -Est O. UBLY. 13 1 s t. m
PE E OAT NT BI N KOVFW ASomrGTON.
- Wabihtraxe D. C.,
W~ll iCapiat. 6800.000
~.... .''.I '' 4 '' '
Saedptt besse from 631
edOl C.. OOI'00N.eN
JR0 003035. . W
Bleabase Deoisse.
a SaRVhe
een..
SPECIAL NOTICES.
n"Z . "f"a"rislsta"' es:Tpehe
lowstr.lwrInpie
the g i h forlam
pretty all ens wdth.
K O am wed N. C. Bo4
904C W. C=.Mamr 9 1 per
horm oa |'r r t'ia.
Oas.a me.
ibbey. tgwr & Mie.
Lumber sad Mill Work.
Cor. th and N. Y. ave. ILw.
Car. th and Oa. Ia..
oA FACTS FOR OLD WETHER
Coal Is scares, but we shall
took utito f our own Csom
iam 0061 Ishigh. buit Is ill
likely be hligher1-crtanly not
fulweigtand Me andsure,
.ven =. wisdom our methode.
~3-tr110A. I. ave.. 511Ast. a.e.. N$4* 6 eLjw.
AS THE MANUFACTURER OF TUE
BRADBURT PIANO
I can offer you special fad:rIs ouu
you wish to purebas. a high planotyo
will aot have to pay Ih rft at d cmia
stoa oeegd bsew ad d.. ba irect
woos all old on monthly Install
luibta; so It~M
F. O. surrB.
%2-1m Manufacturee Badbury Pianne.
SERIAL 9AYINGS AND BUILDIG
ERAA>CIATION.
(NEW 30TH ISSUE
The books for anbscription to stock in the NEW
30TH ISSUE are now open at the offico of the
SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
Kellog Buildiag. 1416 F St. a. w.
SHARES $1.0 EACIL
Igo bak dues. Six per cent interest smaranteed on
stock withdrawn and on lon settled. Your per cent
Intores paid on deposits In addition to the t
on stock. The OKIN Issue we. the largest in Teh
t the AmociIon. Matured stock was credited
with I Iprcent Interest.p
The r monthly Met" of the "*w wil n
behl tisofice In the Kellogg build'ng. 1416?7
at. a.w.. WEDNESDAY. 9th Instant, at 'Chwk
P.m., at which time the new 30th issue will but
stock may be subecribed for a day at the o the
secetar sod Tteamurer. I16 F. u. w.
Rebet h furnished contatn leg constitution.
ROBT. G. CAMPBEL President,
D. 0. DIXON Vice President. 51 10th st. a.w.
Sirgon ( aiwar Department.
DIRCT0RS:
W " MAYBE J. D. TCR.I ILL
0. RIRMN OEO.WV. CIA III..
n1-Pt Kelg boildina. 1 F at n.w.
WiR"I WOODWARD & LOTHROP*S OPTICAL
DEPARTMEN4T
Is under the direction of an experienced ocullst's
optician. Your eye* tested and a pair of Solid Gold
Speclaclee or Eyeglasses.
-8.00.
steel spectacles......................50
Black Zylonite eyeglassee....................50W
All fitted with the seat periscopic lense..
OCULISTS' PRESCRIPTIONS FIL.LED.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE. ul-lm
TEL-PLATE CALENDARS FOR '.
8=0m 1-08s now readF for eamt"Atioa
.L. E Prin and P s
Telephone. _c3l _1108-11 n.W
WM. EL G HAS REMOVED HIS
LF.ZN-odce and residence to 1422 K at b ours 9
to 102 and 4to 6; sundaya 1 to IV only; 61 bposs.
call SO. Diseass of eye. ear and throat exatust4ey.
ME1W8 SBIRTS TO ORDER.
Now Isathe time to have your Shirts m d
Fr well-known fact that a shirt mabde in %j
11al9i weamr for wftlst and cooler for summit. we
Ve.19 OVA O best equipped sitfactorissI the
eo.nt . p .o.yonly t"orouh, .a* e cod work
m and garat ere ftth o d s in the
WOODWARD A LOT ROP.'
1::Rn CLEVELAND AND STEVENSON.
ADVIDO0I OU"
Fred sr2mcrc nd cilles who deafreI
eleton a the democra:ti cndidatee for t.
gosdeec and rfe presidency of the public.
4111ed moau of the earn.
. Permia the und erPened remind you.
Vi &IL alsat wh e mny have grenerousy
eeoddto sPr art of the deroqeratic Cause, there
ae multitudes who undoubtedly desire its t.i
mph andwould hall such triumph as a boon to all
ae o hpeople. but who have a Yet rendered no
aid toward its acompl~ahen . It is believed thata
little redecto. will convinceal such persons that a
pesidential catpain cannot be carried n without
Invoiringi a legItIwate ail beev harden of expense
and that it is only ust that h burden should be
,n by sle lass. but by all the friends and b
we oiseraow'our -ansi.
Contributtons will be received by the treasurer. d.
Harrisan John* n at the rooms of the advisory oou
saiitee. No. 1213t t at, w..* second floor. as remsit-I
tances may n to him by mall. if preferred, ad
d:ressd t!Lok Box tR
Contributions may also be mea to any of the mnem
s of the advisory committee, whose names are pub
w~din the papers of this date. t
Receipts wil be rom tly furnished and will be fol
lowe" with a g."'ow soh of the 4eocaic.
MARTIN F. MORRIS
Chairma of the Advisory Committee of the Imo.
National Comnittee for the District of Co
ocla-tr JAMES L. NORRIS, Chairman ex-officio.
FOR SALF-HORSE BLANKETS AND
LAP ROBES.
akets for street use:
Ofi ~4.00
Horse Blanke for stable use:
' ' A Bae,......... . 5
LP Bobeof all kinds .V.-. . . . .50
WOOD WAX & LOTUROP
10iH.11T ANI Wis. . . ocs
CAN ICS ADt) COAL. CO.. OFFICE
s. w. cit. 1th ad? a. w. Telephone 48&.
jtef &eee-A nhracife. C'e a pN
to eh customers. Contract With
ti As Hatisaectlon gut
ZM~~ ~ Mosbl oh o . WLLIS.1
onCK Vice Pres " st an anai.
iDR. H. I . CMOOLEY. t
eclo 1rmv hi t. nw.
8DENTAL.ASS'..
Car. 7th and D a. V.
Th.eding didetal organtestin of AmerIca. com
Extrating............................4
"wtth Gasorssmi--... .:j
ea......... ..................... .D
lngm with Silver............... .
" "Plathne............ .0G
-... --.... ............sdl.utos.
VERY BEST TEETH (full set).
eed1 Qown end Bridbe Wetk a speetalty.
B.~AVE Y1dR IjA ES. NAGeRS AND
en 48that..w.
~ OVMB3I 'I 18W - R. E .
ao his ps ryan dects frthe eeai
2e n tpeet thesm to mwtht al.
5FULI DRU SU1TSTOR E .RE
TODUMOCRATIC VOTERS.
AD amoastis rotera of the dieesitae eni ma Vi- i
cese edess Ser smiltad Uahets at smemmad rates y
apelyag at Reama U. Wstme lisa and Trs
buildin, issnes Ithandr ats. aw.
JOHN S. MWlER.s
ee1.-1t meas Oediss.
EDIEN
SSom
3 3 4.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
"RIZST TTPE" IN TAILORING.
If you would oboose froam the lawsost M
handomest variety of fablri In this eity
If you would have the newest and best
styles-1f you would have the highest clas
of workmanship-if you would have a per
fact At and If you would have the highest
typeof American skill in am taloring and
a willing to pay what it is wruth-go
to Keen'.
Surh tailoring cannot behad for -song.''
The best Is cheepest in the end.
KEEN.
12 F st.nw. n
p DO'T WANT To GET RICH QUICK.
We are not aking SIadWor h
because we casn sl them, at 2
still make a small prot. e are not trying to
get riquick. hence we am asking but a little
lacre t the cast of materiala and work.
See our line of Trouserings from 85 up.
.RD GATOREL (s8t 4f Kaen's).
09 15th St. n. w.. one door above the ** venue."
117 E ST. N.W.-"YES SIRi TREY
ar Art-elast Printers. i have always
d A oh c n A Ene at
(bwwill make no maistake by leaving your
to US8. order with them. "
NotAin fee large er too smalljbr us to print US
Dl. ELMER ROTHORON HAN REMOVED
i o om and reeldene from 9?5 2th 5t.
.W. I IVJIISt. a. W. toffice how* 8 to 0s. L to
p. m. Sunday 123D to 2:30 and6to7:3p.nWw
THE ACME STEAM LAUNDRY HAS R&.
moved to 106 F It. n.w. (the Merrick
dg) whor they will be pleased to see their cu.
)moma ar quarte; better factities, oo
ro. Collare. 2c Cut. 40.; Shirt10. C ans
On. in~t
ELECTIO RETURNS RECEIVED AT
A Restaurant. 1708 0 st.a. w. TURS
'iIM OHT. bk
r- FAME AND FORTUNE FOR DRUG
GISTS.
Ifyou druggists wish to make uielveg
famous for the a quality of yo r W to
Cocoa." Calisays. of and Celery and sub
wine preparations. you should use our Sne
grades of especially prepared wines. We are
t caL' es tIrogrista who buy
fabul.I us s It you sample and price.
0-KALON WINE COMPANY.
14 14th at. a. w. In1 Telephone. 119Q.
ND . NEVIN B. SHADE. WHO HAS BEEN
temporaril located at the "Lincoln" the
at ar. lisa removed his vfllce and located Lerma
OMice hnurat
8 to 10 a.mn., 2 to e aud 7 p.n. n4-0t*
COAL4USINESS CONDUCTED RIGHTLY
We would rathet uv-derstate than ovor
S ueoucam,. Vtcat.buy good coalmalow%
anY other coal dealer and can certainly afford
to sell asl1,w. t-st Assured that us wil not
let others do better fur you than -urselve.
Ba w. as coal will never be cheaper.
coal. ,uriA a erompt delfrer.
ARTHUR B. S KIm.
[ain Yard, cor. 4th anl I its. n.e.
tanch-Caywood's. 9th andN. Y. ave. a30-3m
THEY ARE NOT IN IT
When they show you Heavy. Clumsy
S oes and call tbem Acme Welts. (lriet r f
rhe; Ael ara put together with metal staples).
HAND-SEWED SHOES FOR 03.
Which can be worn at all timeslawhlich are Soft.
Durable and Easy Fittir.
OUR 43.60 AND 4. SHOES
ln all style. are pronounce our eters
mte Anet. neate I and Iet wearing they
ye yet seen or worn.
Do not buy your next pair until you see ours.
WE ARE IN IT.
ROBERT COHEN & SON.
The American Shoe Sellers.
63 Pa. ave. n. w. (south side).
a4 Established .I18.
IFOR RENT
FINE OFFICE ROOMA
-K MOST DESIRABLE LOCATION.
JOHN B. WIGHT.
U3-1M 1410 G at.
I
:DR. L. 0. F. HUGO HAS REMOVED HIS
offce to 0e17th st. ny. . _nl-t*
zMTO BETUBLICANS.-THE PRESIDEN
tial campsirn of IM2 is now measured by
e Ye. Achare of 1 per cent in the votes of two
r three slates may turn the election. To get out our
all a ote Is indisenimble to success. That re
r bode of legitinote epse. and the
arty maneers must rely U10 me vclwetsry coftrt
a 0, tbose who earn noquenes.
esen are asnl
RDI rG. NUBBARD otave,
MYRON PAREER1 141 1 st. n. w.
FRANK B. NOYES. 101 Psanylvania ave. a. w.
E.E URTE JOHNSON. t.5 15th at. a. w.
E RY C. WINBHIP foot of 3th at.
. B.ROWN? PaciGi building,
HENRY F. BLOUNT. TheOaks. Georgetown. D.C.
S. 8. BURDETTE., 925 Fet. u. w.
A. A. THOMAS 1314 12th st. a. w.
JOHNE. NERIIELL. 314 Pennsylvania ave. , a.
JOHN W. THOMPSON. 0113 15th at. a. w.
JOHN JOY EDSON 1O3 Fat. a. w.
LEWIS T. MICHENER Pacide building.
A. T. BRITTON. 1O054 st. n. ow.
HENRY A. WILLARD.
All contributions, will be promptly acknowledred
y A. T. BIITTON. Treaau er. and will be followed
y receipts direct to each contributor fron the repub
can national committee in New York city. ocil
-AND AFTER OCTOBER 20. 1WO.
commutation tickets. entitling holders
he to 60 rides per month, wood over both the
coretown sad Tenallytown railway and the
enallytown and Rockville railroad. wi be sold at
e Power House. Georetown. for $3 each. "his
ril enable holders of tickets to ride daily from
eorgetown to Bethesia Park and from Bethesda
ark to Georgetown for 3c. each way.
BPENCER WATKINS.
President Georgetown and
Tenallytown Railway.
JOHN E BwALL.
President Tenallytown and
cl7-1n Rockville Railroad Company.
BOYS' AND C.IIl.DRXE''S
Suite and Oorrceis.
RIS.MAN BRO.
17ere for eerfel.
Merefor low priecs.
Iar Jor reliabilitf.
Her; or protectio.
EISEMAN RSM..
Cor. 7th andlE ts. a.w..
el7 Manufacturers. Clothier, and- Tailors.
I- nDR. LIGHTEILL DEVOTES HIS EX.
ave attention to the cure df Catarrh. Asthma,
4afness. Throat Afections. Bronchitis and Conaunmp.
on.
Ofiee 1411 K at. u. w.
Boors from 8 to l2 and 4to. ce12-lm
DYOU WANT FINE GROCERIES?
he flall trde Re te ofGogtwp. it wl a
oc4.m i an N ste. H. W. OFFUT.
~3ERi8 BI.Y. K. OF ..
t't dala I ebluer -e
afLanNNG REPORTS
ckotiethe sarcity o caaed b
noa corc Allor en for spplyin thi trad are
cede of tone of aoal, all gredeas and sis.e lar gest
teet in ZAr et awaiting yeorde
J'. MA-URY DOVE.
Mianohfie. 21st end I eta.
'306 H Ma.w. -Footks nd G sb.
Ms. n-w. 26th and E eta.
WASHINGON.
Wr one..b.t.Novs,,e,..,e,
e aeg o foaett we he -eelse
Conenechticut ver..nt..W
At No. PALACEMARn~ E.sTAKEi the0
rhc wer finga treealprinee,
romu .rf nmaetylefohe
TWO NOVELTES 3. STANE TCOE.
Ta IAMOe 213 naiarnlw 3
estacia he ond n v.p ek
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HE ION RETUNS WILL BE
S ~ a the Columbia Athlette Club by
a ietrtebenefit of membersan
ELOTION NIGHT AT THE T. M.C. A.
Retu received In buildnir New
e el s. meeting at o'clock. less
o nl early And hear the returna AS
me the exhildtion in front of building. n7.2t
IOEL N RETURNS 1tPCEIVED BY
wire attFRITZ REUTERS HOTEL.
I% Pa. *ve-s72.
ALVA HUBBARD & CO. HAVE OM
pieted the steam-heatlafapParatus for
Sthe new dwelling which Dr . K. Butler
erete . O0ces. BaltimoreandWashington. no-l.
K ~ FOR SPEED
Practical teste have vroed
that the SMITH PEEMIEB
TYPWRITEIRS lead the
rest. The world's record has
abeen broliei on a SMITH
P o IERl 1U2 'ords a Minute
was the raptiitatned. Your own
interests demand that You T the
SMITH PREMIaR On TRIAL FOR
THE ASKIN0l
BENETiA. CLARKE 4 SON. A9oint. 95 F STREET.
h. WILL NOT BEOUt FAUI
with the five-thousand-dollar purchase
cam^ three piecs of the finest Black Broad
clothe. two of Doeskina. and about thirty
Fancy Imported Vestings for 'extra" vests
In nest. styihab tterns upon black and
dark ground ah ee. e
This fve-thousand-dollar purchase was
equal to dumpitr one of New York's tout
est tailoring entablishments right in our
Store.
We think that Washington should have
the handsomerst and finest tatlorint estab
lishment in America. and it will not be our
fault If it has not.
1. WARFIELD SIMPSON. 71tor.
Deoraer 32th and F st. n. w.3ni
WHY YOU SHOULD USE THE PHO
NOORAPH. You shou!l use the Edl.
son Phonograph. not because every ''ilv'' bust
ness man is using it. but because it i, guicker.
w9ore accurate and in every way eeperior to
the old methodsof dispatching curr-ep ,ndone,
and literary work. It will lighten your work by
lust ohae A old ot #asy termes.
pOLUMblA PHONOG1RAPH CO 627 E st. n. w.
it E. D. EASTON. Pres ft. F. CtOMELIN. Secy.
GLA84 FROM FIRST HANDS.
The inability of other dealers to meet
our prices as 'lue to the fact that we buy
direct Iran fCrst handstti large qi-an
titles. Aecurin. the benefit of the very
be-t cash dls ouonts. IsN't 1h-st Plain
enough. Our assortmnt ex:ends to
every vartety .t viss ruanufa. turel.
Pror t and eticieut sersice guaran
stimoates free.
'HAS. E. HODOKIN.
'"zperl Hardterof Plate Glaae."
113 7th t. n. w. n7
BARBElt & :tOii' TRADbL TALK.
guoranne of its manifold advantages t.
about the oriy reason that every house in
Washington hs-n't weather strirs. Felt
weather strip" (the only kind worth usinr) will
saveenouih in a moth or two's coal it I to ray
for themselves. and yet Felt Strips uid la-t an
ordinary houses l, ftirte. The increase in
thesale of Felt V-ather Strips irn 1rate- that
rner, are srowing wiser. Let us bell you your
Weather btrnps.
These little "'Home Comfort" Oas Heating
Stoves make up in heat-prorticlng force what
they lack in size. The size at 02. 75 il unques
tionably the best in the market today for its
price.
price.. . . .
A word about Your boys. Doctors will tell
you that bt itinz l- one of the must heilthful
and exLilar-,ting of all ex-irciss. Ice skating
isn't always to bo hid: hince the titroIurtion
of Itoller ka'. s. Get your 6my a pair and let
them enjoy themselves and gr>w stronver.
Nickeled :xtAn-sbor, Skates as low as 1.215.
and better for httle ior- mnere
Wvod-bottom Ioller Skates. all sirzns, f1.
Wheels for fixing up the old skates. 25. verset.
RAPBER A ROSS.
Ruildert Hardware. &.,
'Olt. 11TH AND 0 ATt.N. w. , n
**TWO TIMELY TOPICS" AT TEEL'R.
It will reuinire an -oth~er three stocks of
n's Gloves i the city to equal ous. Fifty
sorts isn't stretchinar the variety a hit. Gloves
of cotton. wool. yarn. doeskin, leather, kid.
&c. Plain and fur trnmed. lined and unlined
Gloves for street, drivinor an ! "dress." Prices
start at23r'. And run to $3. -A. Men's Excellent
Kid Gloves at01. 41.15. 61 .0. 61.75 and 4*2.
Itie wast n money to tuy a p or Cardi-ran
Jacket. A good ore te a "wealth of warmth''
ad a luxury, and y-t the i-t ones are not ex
expensivte. ous are froi 6$' iu.
'. . 'l EEL-Neon's Goods sa Taiorin.
KIS Pa. are. n. w. n7
K iEERSEY OVERCOATS.
These are the favoritos
now.
Cur stock is uncom
taonly large and choice.
At 415. V20 and 922 are
remarkable values.
GEORGE SPRANST.
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER,
se293M 434 7thstreet.
1:A'.CHEAP LIBRARY.
Birt'- P'o;ilar 75-cent BOOKS.
are &- lug here for 5 ('sats
each. Thev're all well biond
book,, and there's any alund
snee of subjects to interest
you. A box of rood quality
Paper andi Enivelo e. for 25
cent.. for .ehool.' ppligss.
V. C. P%. RS~LL.. E-kseller. 41H UTH ST. N. W.
se29 :iam
Ie W. C. MERT2'S
are Tailor ing Shop.
makers
of garments for men qf taste.
Our undivided attent-on is devoted to the con
struction of api ar.-l borth beautiful and weara
ble-oor price, are beyond a doubt considerably
lower tlhan preval - we suaiolt our frenty-Jfre
do-far-ur~ade-otmonasure-h'insa-awhj as an il
lustration of hopr mAch tai uring we can give
you in return for your inoney.
514
Eleventh
oCT27-tf Street.
W. H. KING& CO
We have pur-ased the stock and fixtures of
he L. D. ftone. der-ied. cor. 14th and B sts.
w.. where we lios oe to earry a full line itf Sash.
iori. Binds an-t itli - rs' Suppliest. u-s Increat
nw our facilities for supplying promptly our it, rear
no trade in this city. Ystimates cheerfully given in
a] kindsofnitill work. Hard wood aspecialty.
n7-6t* W. H. KING & Co.
STHE ORACE AND ELEGANCE OF FASH
ION.
If you want a st ylish Butt of Clothes at a price con
latent with its quality and value we offer the very latest
nd most approved designs in CHEVIOTS. Engrlish
nd French Worsteds. Fine Cassirmeres. Neat Plaids
nad Checks e nd other desirable weavings. Prices for
all-wool Stilts range from *20 to *214. They're equal
a cut. fit and designing to tmade-to-order garments.
A. W. FRANCIS,
Successor to Noah Walker & Co.,
n7-St 023 Pa. ave. n.w.
NOW BEADY.
"PENSION AT TORNEY'S GUIDE."
Call and examine.
JOHN 1. BREIRY. Pnblishsr.
SAaGREAT MANY BOOES ARE AFFECTED
ercent
liseet weare
si.Onthese
.for instanc: Prescott's
'nust of Mexico' it vols.,
leer te. ,Weyuan g b esme Is
Itmycost less than son think.
I'M. BALLANTYNE & BON.
IkaasA'Irser., Stmesa.'..
r event at. n.- oe27-1m
LLDERS SUITS FOR RIRE.
u54m W. RORM
a5-ine $23PIemn. eve. n..
OGUR SPECIALTY.
Making up adsmefatnics fin assicaf m
pstaarma. tailored in the Snet Maner after'
the very latest smade. is er sedeilty. Re
m3 11TR STREET N.W- nos'
a~lmt~ tot~ anow
A omne w njm s.s
Ise
- mne
"WeDONy sPECeL minasm
Washington News and Gaimip.
. a
Imfax e Ad Ue--n
AOOOUNTAN ...........................ee '
A MUSEWETST............ ...................9 U
ATTOR ET ............ . ................... P
AUCTION SA.E.....................Ps 3 asahI
O ARDING....... .. ........................... Pam I
BOOKS AND STATIoNERT...............o1
SUM E8 CAnEES ............ .Pmg I
CITY ITEY ...................................... 340" 2
COUNTRY XRAL ESTATE ....................P011 I
DEAT8 ........................ . ... .. . A
DENTMTRY ............ . ...................... F
EDUCATIONAL........ ................. .Pae 2" "
EEOURSION, &.............................. Pws 39
PINANCIAL ............. .......... ..............u s I
POR RZNT (lats) ................ ..............IVA"
FOR RENT (000)s.....4. 1
FOR RENT (Boe10 ... .. .....la I
FOR RENT (Heuss) ........... ......... .g I
FOR SENT (Stsmi . .......................... I
FOR RENT tb) ... ............ Pg1
FOR RENT (Wisesuaness) Patg. I
PORSALE (Biercles) ............. .............ag I
FORSALE (reises imd Vegismi ..............PC9 I
FOR SALE (Lous................... ...........Pa 3
POR SALE (Loat) .... .. .P..age
FOR I ALE (Kiaeellams6s.---- .Pug. I
ORSALE (Plane. P&"
HEALTH RESORTS............. ....... 1
HOTELS. ....... P i
LADIES' 00oo -...............................Pae 1(
LOCAL MENTION .............................Pas 11
LOST AND FOUND .............. ........Pas
MARRIAGER8 ....................... I
MANICURE. .............. ...Pg
MDICA L .................1...90
MSELLAN U............... ... Pa i
MONEY WANTED AND iDA.....P%" I
NEW PUBLICATION,........... ....Pae 1
NOTARIES PUBLIC ............... . Pa 1
OCEAN RTEAME .... ........Pas. I
OMCIAL NOTICES ............... .........Pag I
POTOMAC RIVER BOAT.... . .......... Psg I
PIANOS AND ORGANS. .......-Pa" 1
PERSONAL . ........................ . ..........P v 1
PROFE, IoNAL ................................ ,Page H
PROPOSALS........................... ......... JX* I
RAILROA D . ........... .............Pe 1
SPFCIALNOTICES..............................Pag I
STEAM CARPETCLEANING................Pare 14
STORAGE ............................... .......age. 3I
RUBIRIJAN PROPERTY.......................Pas. 3
UNDERTAKER4...................... ....... 2
WANTED(HelP....................... .......Ps 2
WANTED (oa)....... . ......Ps I
WANTED (Rooms)...........................Pave 2
WANTED (Situations)..................PIg I
Wea ... ........... g
statement of the circulation of W5E ETENING
STAR for the week ending NovembettW 1J2t
MONDAY. October 31, Ian......... ,......34,6
TUESDAY, November 1. 189.......+......34,742
WEDNESDAY. November 2,182 ...4.......34,6
TH URsDAY. November 1892 .....34."1
FRIDAY. November 4. 12.........6......34626
SATURDAY, November 5. 189 . ..... 40A
Total.... ...........................213.761
Daily average --............. .. ......3,S1
Corresponding week. 1801......... 5.61
I solemnly swear that tine above 12 a true and
correct statement of the circulation of Tus EySm
ING 8TAR for the week ending November S. 19I.
J. WHIT. HERRON,
('ahler Evening Star Newspmper CA.
Subscribed and sworn to before methb sevento
day of November, A. 1). lt.
W. P. VAx WIcE.E,
Notary Public D.C,
ELcTION Nzws will be announced tomor.
row night from Ta EvgxzNo STAR ofce b3
means of stereopticon and screen. In .addi
tion to the regular press service Tzx STAs mil
receive special reports from every point of tn
terest, which woI be napidly buatsLned. Al
are invited to come and get their news whilii
is fresh from the big screens in front of Tua
STAR office.
GovERNxzNT RacEIPTB TODAY.-Internul
revenue, 6763.873; customs, 606.766.
Tar FxaN has arrived at Portsmouth, Vs.
ACTING SaCRETARn OF WAL-3j. GeM.
Schofield is acting secretary of war.
HENRY A. EILIas has been appointed an act.
ing gunner in the navy.
SECRETART TaACY will leave for Brooklyn
tonight.
TaE SECRETaRY oF WA bas extended thm
time in which officers must provide themsefres
with the new rack coat until May 1,1893.
LiPOT. H. C. POU7NDSToNE has been ordered
to duty in connection with the naval exhibit at
the world's fair.
TaE CoxcoaD left Colon this morning for
Key West, Fla. She will arve about Thor
day.
RECOGNIZED BT THE PRsIDENT.-The Prei.
dent has recogniied Hermogenem Rivero Sal.
divia as consul general of Venezuela at New
York.
A WAR CA*m 8STTL.ED.--The Court of/ C'lai
today gave judgment for $80,340 in fairo 01
the Winchester and Potomac railroad, now a
branch of the Baltimore and Ohio rairoad, om
account of iron taken fromn it by the gorern.
ment during the civil war.
CANNOT APPEAL-The Court Of'Clabms hedea
refused to ailow an appeal to be taken In the
case of John B.Snonacas for fesfoi
service. for Sioux Indiana-on the groarnd that
the law does not allow appeals to be taken from
dee' ' nof the Court of Claims in the eas el
cls- a referred to it by the heed et an eusoc
tive department.
MOVEMENT Or SXvEn-The he..fa standard
Eiv~er deflare from the miats anhd tresmnry
off&e during the week enedn !ovember U,
1892, amounted to 0755.896. The iese far the
oespoding period of tast yea anna SaaU
'11fra' teof siler fer the
month ofOstober, 1863, was gLIneIIsS. For
the correpeding period of last year, *i,675,
133, ad from November 1 to th-6h $316U8
Balmy Weeat fee Ebetiems.
The weather ap showe a large area et dea-.
ocratie weather prevalling, aoeurding to the
democrstic notion that rain is hellifal toeba
ty. The prespeets Indiests an esteados .f
aratomorrow. It is raiaang mow as see
westeas the Missouri river and from the greet
lakes theD . Theriy arsseapm et
The wathner burena faeest for toenesee
' cta rain also in New Egad, Nae ok,
JesyadPensylvania
A Wew TNeat Awesieg.
This moerning, in the Cos In Geme.07hem,
Jddg James deavesad tea epidm et 6Os esmet
in the e-s et Esige aga eae. the as
tiea wa bregten aS notygiv by
the plintii, the esidnummabn khig an
inemn in an anaged dlima tr a paa. Th
tti ewphdeee. eee., 4
dd defm b the secinste.
Mstes ph em t o a T s
e dasmee e et,
"w F eo "I& Wblesg~ (rofo r
The day bee d bl the ba comm -
der-la-o a. so ..d.
ebb his d a In es White Base e Prest.
dea is today stmdytag the pelitleal setmtim
wah conree hbi. Wi th a e of ta 1.1
egraph tastrment ta the eppoits em he
..r eye a. fer ere of .he lad. ...
Paf naille ot every souse am is tsdh
with him n he elas te b- oling of bas -m
Po-ideal easdron.
bight and a marat Name Mr.
JeIast th from.. ida es
A spesial wire cmeotm tis ease With fe
maint eM" et the Weastra Untoi
Company And gives eommuteaeti.m
tween the Uecutive Rmo. and any city.
Assp wir also ran lto wasry s et the
part the Presidest ear nd
the instruass and, with Mr. leuuemery
aid. carry on a coverenatien with hIs Ise
ants In any partot the hnd.
By the time the Prese hs mabed his
after-dinner cater tomorrow a"ddI-ed hise
eaSe ot melr the tasregmn u
Its flateful eiciag will bring
I or C t t the White Eowm. for the
news of e'"od will oo==.an 60toe ta.
Then there will be interesting times oar d
the MWam-- he buetsa which win mss,
over the wireU of Western willon wa e
Patelf in the White House emes. where Mr.
bbott and the clert weill compute Is bes
ingoas Theresutt. in addition to thee wi
cone specials fromaty manaere, who will
be den to get earliest news and wO
q to advise the Preideat.
Peole who see the President say that if he
feels any great amount of anxiety be does not
show it. e and collected and betrays
no sign of worry. He goes the even tenor of
his way and whes .% the beenest interest
in the situation does u appear tn fear de
feat or be unduly elated over proepecte of
victory. In fact. his ananer is consistent with
his character, calm, patient and dignified.
MI. GORMAW SWELES.
se Says Clevelsand t as Geod as ueesed
Wow.
Senator Arthur P. Gorman was In the city
today, seemingly just as placid as he might ap
pear were there no presidential election within
two or three year%.
"I shall be at home until after election," mid
the Senator to a Bran reporter who mat him on
the avenue. "I came home as soon as my work
elsewhere was done, and tomorrow I espect to
vote for the next Prmint." And be smiled a
small, modest, Cleveland sort of a smile.
"Yes," he continued, "that remark might be
regarded as indicetive of csrtainty on my part
as to the Identity of the next President. Let
me say very fiakly that for two wes0
there has never been any doubt in my as
to Mr. Cleveland's sucosm. beyond questien
he will win.
"New York is sure by a good majority-I am
not dealing in fgures now-while both udianna
and Connecticut ate eqally safe.
"West Virginia? It win osttinue to belong
to us. We hen not lose a sotasera vole.
Under Nome eiremmetoans the republiean
might have gained temporary advantage
in pices heretofore demboeratic but
for the action of the governmnt in
offensively enforctng a statme which wil per
mit the employment of deu marhi at the
polls. That gives h pee a penetiel idme s
to what might bee*peed ware the fore. bill a
law.
"I shal not attempt to tell you what eer
New York majority will be, hut yma y be
sa--eM with the asurance it n gaing to be
large enough. Cevelnd ies sgoed as eeted
now.
IN TEE SVUREM COE.
Opinan- ammined inn a usambr et~ee
Tman.
The Supreme Court of the United oues
headed down a anmber of opinise
today, but did not tocb the migage
lake front case. Justice Shiae deiersed
his maiden decisions in two Ptilaelphia
custom hows appraisement case. Justice
Blatehford affirmed a decision of the circuit
court of the southern district of New York in
No. 90, a custom heuse ease, with regard to
sporting guns imported in pinces. TMe chief
justice announced that in cases 987, 90 and 9m
from the state of inis (Robie et al. i the mo
tion to dismiss for want of jurisdiction was
denied and the judgment of the lower court
was allirmed.
In the celebrated Michigan election case
already decided by the court the chief justice
read at great length the formaal written opinion
of the court that the district mode of chooing
electore was not obnoxious to the Constitution,
but conformed to its original purpose.
No other opinions were rendered.
mE. XIEAER WOT APPRKEUENOVr..
The Attemeey General Dee net lek fie
any Tremoble at the Polk.
Attorney General Miner heo returned to
Washington. He ,discontinued his eg'orts in
the Indiana campaign lat Saturday mid the
same evening took the train for this city.
Coincident with his return the ssatesment is
authorized that United States deputy mardhals
will not wantonly force themselves behind the
guard rails at election booths in New York
city and will only go beyond the limit pre
scribed by the state law in order te smab. at
rests or preserve the peace.
To a Siam reporter today Atterney Gemees
Miller explained the caus of his return.
"I thought that I msight be of more use here
than in Indiana," he maid, "in case et any an
usual events occurring anywhere.'
When asked If he really aacipated trouble
he replied that he did not: that he relied on the
goo sense and patriots et the people in
charge of the polling phases to prevent riolh
tions of law and beaes- ot the peae. 11he
United States deputy marshal. are sopposed to
he good estises. and their insteatione esu en
~ct--eet to be aggressiv, or to provebe bee
Attorney General Miller amid he laes sure
thaitept marthmi will not isnde the poll
IUO5witheat earnser eadeavor to chow a
ereeetamthmetty.
3.1sme el On--n aStammes.
Acting' Seeretary Netlam teday laephed
the eossor et eaesemn at New Yech city .s
fellow:
"If yen &afl he entlead that Immnigrat by
bamer sh.--- EMB we beohed and
......at Mort of eambarhation pr- te Ip
tember Io rea permit entry ofvta
Otherwiss report afaets to the deprent."
Be ala. at th felleuing tehngra em in.'
to ateame 1, yenm aenthored to psmi
entry at the vessel when relsmed frees heesi
qea-entin-" Ulinmea=th-etty te soar wa
lsesi in theen ot the.tmnr Aller.
The fen~suing ebsas her, hemn ade in the
Depsrtmesat o Inteuier:
VEt s m 3- e tos: Nitheime 3.
Gaest,. Jt, of Indiana, essed as.sitmem
imer. 1,.d end Withia ries ergf s.
Ehaden e~ate- - sas Mada
T. U et Na**m='. W. 3 l
et -- .- Preameiar C. Osalsmae
mai as Metsm 1.Meel etMa
lse, W-- n- -- . U sed 3 3d aM. Me
Y t n n - a d etA s et Lh o fs ~
IM FRIC EllI 8TIE3.
Estmates of the Leaem of Bodo
Parties.
WHICH 8I1 WILL WINT
Btate Chairmen Of All Parties
Give Their Figures.
EICLTEBM T IN Tag &mm.
Ne emste 3mcema e Wseete m Sae
a Pemderese.
heM a fteff onaedpea of The tNW.
New Toga, Nor. 7. I.
he leader. at both natomal hadquarter ae
ibedtely in the dask s to the evenlta of to
morrow's electiom. Clai.s end premitaans
bem beth iM em maade without bamn. 16e
b-Mg is abeoloetdy valseolss as n sac-i-e
of p.ehilt of reselta. The whole thing s a
pable of the pager earl. LIem a fag
bank of velu, both in this state se in the ether
fiubtful states, through which one ee a.
Mh democrats ens nearer feshig conildeut
abest Indiana than they do about New Yok.
Lad meither paty has sny bat. for confidente
it ether.
A esafdential and freak ctAelament en eitbe
ide beoew that the Seader" ad thesioelve a
mueh in doubt s is any privete citsa. and
whatever prediction. prove true it will be aut
m account ot knowilege or judgment. but by
be accidenlal coincidence of their deor. oand
resmit. All claime are bad on hope and not
3a intearmaton. If (lvetand is going to owrry
New York no one has any information today e
indicate it. There i, the ame abeenoe of indi
eations favorable to the other Pide. No one
peeme ecrt information to give him aa
Ideace. but each argue. the natter out eoaord
Iag to his idea of the lugic of the etaties. Ne
ainpartial mAn, with all the ifurmation the
most wise have. would uenture a predictien V
be vaned hia reputation for judgmaet.
Joux P. XIu.en.
IT to ANVmISOn'S MOST.
e Seeret MMa~ Ualee fesessbie en
Aeremeo Feawsmt.
ieseria Obestch to The Eventa Ster.
New Voes. Nov. 7. As the attatin it
viewed here this afternon by the manastepers
mend politiciams of ech side It is "aybodye
Ight." While the Mem ar tinaming
rietary, a a stter of cource, as a
aater of feet neither HartIty ear Carter
Cleksoan mar tiekuion. tGoimaa ar Mniley.
Ibitney ar Plet rally knows bow the cetest
eIUl result. AM is in doubt over tat
ate1. 'he chif reason for th
loobt is the secret beliLt. As
Besuem"etve J. J. Belden ways. who
ma tell what a man will do when he get
into ae s compertment where no ons ae
waMtch There will be tota of vmeos a
Aseties dayeast by ptp who will not fieally
Isnde til they get Into booth, comnsquentyi
It is beyond ite power at wins to fotreat do
-esit.'
UUmetie., eeitter aenSaAmi com mitten i
heowiag sway a trick. coen a theu late day.
They ae watehing each ether miemdtely. ned
If one miakes a move. he It e~er
me enight, the other soft hara of It sed
mikes a counter move. Tie meet he imed
at in mo campaign hem the -meegeme af
each cde been mere et-eent. The ePec
ame able uken. fell of vemseree aa
eebwmg Whetereer e iss M
butoki rbea eT found 14h teS maVAtM ese
e. I cis lik e a csse of billad
there enet be a draw. end in these ae
country will be ste anyhow.
WMrMar TUr cmarNt LEn.
Pube eoatimt 1Erlftfif 9Sigtett tewawi
tese 11mgntisisn.
Special caupatch t. The EV-Vfin Mar.
Naw Yoas. Nov. 7.- The c<oing day of the
rampaigm ands public cettiment driftin
idghtly toward the repuleheis. A stad of Ieo
chimes made by ereee-itatire men of both par
ien shows that the ehamwe oeu to be ei fe wer
of espublican ueveo. I'nles there s sense
unexplained landclide in the wretther.ahlimam
can win by carraing ne of the State a4
mittedly clme. %bile the denocItS to we
Must earry all. here are to oef those state:
New Vork, [ndiman. Daelaware. Voauecticut and
Went Virginia. To put lkelaware Md Wast
Virginia doubtful iis unucuud. taut thmv is so
doubt that repullicaun chanosp of succm e thaw
are tily a good A. deomocactic. ]hS a
sepecicalr true of lIsle. are.
Clarks. Mauley mnd Harrity give their es
mates and it to apperent from a study of *hm
that unless the demsortat. gel New York. Ida
as ad at kast one of the other thees hey
cannot win, %bile New 1ork. or ladiia. or S0
three smeler ones would elect Harron.
TIRE SITM MAUTLAND B0t't0UC'.
Nmth McK01ag and WWotee-e % Fa
(lamin 21ewr MrCin.
geeil b4wAeteb to The- E i.etar t.ewr
Raowasrowx. Mti.. Nov. '. 11he pAitciess,
Ma well as everybody else. me at me as to e
result in this the uiath district of that slaw.
The emacpaign, which clome tonighst with
sevieral aseetings by both juarimee in that entende
diestricte, he. been a tie one. da~id, how
ever, of the puerceenalite dhet characined
many ;.rce~ding..nee. 'lie emocrutm elaam
the election of McKaag for (cmgrese wtal a
doubt, but with.a samall smargin.
The republacn-- do not canrede thic and me
mnyfreely onethe electadan of We:ling
ton. ah bt be fered byveuthseademeewt
or repablican att psgromptly covered. Ti was
demponstratedt on teturdany nighst. whae over
SI.5S in various eaounts were waee. Con
servave demoacratecimim6450 mjrty - onam
g*aycontty. 'e in Frederick end Wi t
Wahgton mking a total of m8 and es.
eediug Allegemy to Weliagteaa by 5S mse
Giareli by 1no. heng a mejsriy for Mc~Ect
et ISI
Itepebite-m- wheo heve not run wild rte
assh=e=y for Wellungton by 7W0. (Gnrest byg
2MS, conceding Mchaia1 Gam in tgmery,
with Frederick and Waedagtem coenedee men
etmad of, lnsering the electium of their cami
Thee caurpet.. in store foe comme ose. ad
whe It shell he cannot be ciphered. Tedey e
ed ectivita i. being chow. by beeth partie,
Owin tee a iessch mlet h b ar-a Camp
len, fhem 3attimoe. thate emplee
had -.... ...erel hundred ..ree *hts
In end voter. freme hem to their eet
th rpeueasin eamele.' eb
a euieavote tha thmy d es
get esame yeare end whiche ast es
ay demneceie veem Um eiemme get ubs
be -a me ----aid.
Toe.eShea In ess
resh.aa.. ssn Ueesn ess s
is.~ massr, who it bas, amse a e
hstia en eteeo da hs a e atn g
steen m taisty-seot SMe cam I gm
Qe pQ i aemr. .U Qe
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mee waE: inus ha -
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