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ENDORSEMENTS. Some eOlOred menwere
talking politics in front Of q store the other
aav. when one said: ''Tom dey say de pub
lican party am dead an gone to the indePen-
dents what sort politics dey got" "Wel,
dew is de same as de hypocnt, dey want dc
votes of bofe side, and minds me OF mggei
what come mp from Ebert county he went
10 the Baptis' meetin' and he big Baphs
den. next he went to the Methods meeon
AMI outshout dem all, but he took care to cal
hearty vid both nominations.
, 1878-01-12

JUSTICE AND EYE-GLAssEs.-There seems
to be in a London Court of law something
quite inseparable between justice and eye
glasses. Nobody seems to wear them habit
ually, but all upon occasion When his
Honor commenced to write he straddled his
judicial nose with pair OF glasses. When
ever witness was called on to identity a
letter, he always commenced operations by
solemnly lifting pal, Of glasses to aid his
vision. When the clerk went to read any
document, his first move was to saddle his
nose with eyeglasses. When iuryman
wished to make note, he began by harness
ing himself with the inevitable glasses.
whenever lawyer, or reporter, or spectator
had anything to look at, he always initiated
the performance by getting himself behind
binocular machine to aid his vision. 1t was
not because the light was bad, for it was
not. 1t seemed to me that it was done be
cause it was the thing to do, and for no Other
reason Whatever.
, 1878-01-12

PRosABLy.-Miss. Won Hillern, the great
walker, is probably the only woman in the
United States who wears shoes an inch too
long.
, 1878-01-12

PooR.-Forty-tLree years ago man went
to Wisconsin q poor . anybody, and now
he is keeping Milwaukee staaon-house
, 1878-01-12

BEFORE AND AFTEk-A man may be ever
co sensible before committing murder, but
after doing the fatal deed if he only rolls his
eyes once or twice and mutters 'Tm insane,
he'll find ten out Of every twelve iurymen
anxious to believe him.
, 1878-01-12

SUBSCRIBE for your local paper.
, 1878-01-12
North : Western Stage Co.
f1se CIR EAT ARG
Reduction In Fare TO the East.
"
LOCAL RATES OFFARE,

Through tickets to OMAHA, CHICAGO. KANSAS Cr1Y,
SAINT LOUIS. rHILADEIPHIA, NEW York, BosToS
WAsHINGT-S, and all points ria BOISE CIrY and
kELroN, the direct Overland Route East, We now
offer at greatly reduced rates the line Of the
Northwestern Stage Company
New coaches, good stock. skilled drivers and reli
able performance of service time special fea
lures Of the Company.
OFFICE
Slime EaOfei, Wnl:a VTaIla, ". r.
W. e. NORRIS, J. N. GORsIAN,
General Superintendent, Ascent
Boise City. T. T. an-tf
, 1878-01-12
MADE A PROFESSION OF RELIGION,

MADE PEUFESSIUN Ur hLLIuIUN,
Expressed desire to join the Baptist church.
Heretofore he had absolutely refused to con-
verse either about religion or the murder of
his wife. A numerously signed petition for
the commutation of his sentence was sent to
the governor, but without success.
, 1878-01-12

BLANK MORTGAGES at this Office.
, 1878-01-12
THE DEATH PENALTY.
r.n,-ssec aur,ierer Executed.

NASHVILLE, Tenn.l December lS.-Spe-
cials from Knoxville, Tenn, say Jack Hunt
was swung off at l:30. There were 1000
people present from Monroe and adjoining
counties, and many from North Carolina. At
9 o'clock on Monday night HINT attempted
suicide by taking an overdose of morphine
His mother and brother, who visited him
that night, probably furnished the drug.
The attempt was discovered about 2 in the
morning, and by the aid Of emetics and a
stomach pump his life was saved, but he had
not entirely recovered from the effects OF the
poison when he was hanged. The sheriti7s
posse, numbering Sc, acted as an escort.
Hunt said privately he was guilty, but made
no speech on the scaffold. He remarked that
he was prepared tosdie.
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III there is any truth in the report that the
Speech of Senator Howe was the opening gun
of an active campaign against the admins
tration decided upon by the 'StalwartS," the
echoes from that illumination are not of a
character to give much encouragement to the
aSsaiants We doubt if speech was ever
made in Congress that elected more uncom-
plimentary remark from the press, north
south, east, and west. 1t is hailed with such
chorus of cOntamely that we could almost
imagine the Senator feeling himself compelled,
like Charles Lamb when his play was damned
TO join in the Kissing in order to relieve him.
SELF from the responsibility of its authorship
We have already given the remarks of the
New York papers upon it, but these are tame
compared with those that come from the
breezy west and elsewhere. "A dreary mud
die of malice and gimlet-hOle logic" says the
Cincinnati Commercial; a ''SOur grapes at
tack on the President" remarks the Gazette;
"a Wind-bag effuSiOn,' is the character
ization of the Enquirer; simply an ad-
yertisement of his own disappointment
and hostility to the appointing power"
Is the way the Columbus Journal puts it {:
accumulated bile is what the Louisville
C0urier-JOurndL calls it; "a record of how
the administration Numbered and fell, never
to rise again-when the President fatally
failed to appoint Senator Howe to the Su-
pTeme Court vacancy is the comment of the
Chicago Tribune; unworthy the notice of a
reply" says the Springfield (Mass.) RepubH-
can; " the TRADE of a disappointed politician"
is what the Boston Herald calls it: "Howe'S
shot at his granny" is the way the Post dis
misses him: IAN impOtent utterance" is the
j. n MATS designation: "HOwe's harangue" is
the term of the Philadelphia Record; "a
philippe calculated TO do harm to the repub-
lean party" says the Press: and so the style
OF remark goes along the newspaper line.
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- i IL N y
BLACK SILK
STRIPED SILK.
COLORED SILK.
Our third grand special sale Of SILKS will be-
gin to-day, and will include large lot Of coIereS
and striped Silks.
BLACK SILKS.
Good GroS Grain, IS cents.
Fine eros Grain, 81.
Extra Fine Gros Grain, 81 25
Magnificent Gros Grain. 81 so.
Superior quality Gros Grain. Sl.T5
Magnificent Cachemire Royal, 81.
All OF these Silks are of the well known CACHE
MtRE MlLANO brand of SayyIe
& Gle. Lyons ana Milan,
STRIPED SILKS,
Good quality, all colors, IS cents.
PLAIN C0LOREO SILKS,
Large variety, all colOIS 81.
We are the only store in the city that make Q
speciality OF SILKS, and we will guarantee ALL OF
OUR SILKS to be much less than the same goods
can be had for anywhere in this country,
A CALL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SCEP-
TICAL OF THIS FACT.
C0NN0LLY's,
m2l-tr COS Ninth street, opp. Patent once
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
IDEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
III NN. Z. BURF0RD, .oS street.

For Rent
No. 500 L ST., near Judiciary Square has rjue
rooms, Gil modein improvements reduced 10 xs5
For Sale
offer great inducements In four two-storv Brick
HOUSES; TWO entirely new. AT 81, 40 and 81 OlO
on easy terms Also, three pieces OF PROPERTY
TO exchange for larger property centrally located
To Loan
$40, 900, IS. 600 IS 600 and S. COO on f,s, CHS,
real estate al per cent. ma % tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-28

Everywhere the Mofett belLpunch liquor
law is hailed as the panacea for relief by debt
burdened communities. 1t has just been
adopted by both branches of the Louisiana
legislature, the committee of ways and means
OF the Pennsylvania legislature has reported
In favor of it, and in almost every state in the
Union there is movement on foot in its favor.
There is little doubt that in less than year it
Will be adopted almost universally throughout
the country. Congress, no doubt, will provide
Tor its adoption in this District, as the men,
bers generally seem to favor it. The potent
argument that it will raise over $4,000 a year
revenue here causes our taxpayers to look
upon ii with no little admiration.
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~ By Z o. HOFFMAN, 10th and sr. NV
~ "a. ave. q. W., 16 rooms, mod. imps 500 90
i24 est ST., GeO'tn, Is rooms. mod fmps 8S 33
30 t1ln ST. NV, LIZ rooms and store. 80 80
~ 81: Sc, IL rooms, furnished 80 90
Us NJ ST NV 8 rooms, mod. imps........ SO 90
1ott ST. Geotn. IL rooms, mod imps. so 90
~ a9th and st. Me-, large house and ground 80 90
~ 81. NV: rooms, mod. imps. 40 90
3o3 10th st. NV, store and warehouse IS 90
S!6 7th ST. NV, rooms, mod. imps. ,,, * %
SSat ~ 81 INV. rooms, mod. impS 35 90
60l ~ st. s.w.. rooms, store and fixtures, so 90
pug st. s.e., 10 rooms, mod. imps. 50 90
~. oln 81. Sc, o rooms, mod tmpS.. ...... 80 90
Cottage and stable above Georgetown. IS 90
3l4 9Th st: n W.. rooms. mod. impS . IS 40
'I0 anu ooi 'lh ST. n.e, rs. ana bath. each 18 90
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NEW AND DESIRABLE.

Elegant French Lawns, from 80 to 4Oc
Printed Linen Lawns al Csc.
W bite Swiss Lawns, from 81 TO so &C.
33-inch White Linen Lawns, from 62t &C. toSl
French Nainsooks, 48 inches wide.
MaSaia, all qualities.
French Clear Lawn and Linen Cambria from q
toS2. and large assortment OF other Printed
and White Goods.
Black, Medium and Dark Gray Wool Fabrics st
all prices, embracing some of the best things out
this season; Domestics, a full stock at Agents
prices; Colored and Black Silks very cheap.
w. M. BROWN,
maI2l-tr 3f4 Eighth Street nu.
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mares tr
7 ,UTTRELh q WINE

II WINE
II ARE OFFERING THE
Best Black SILK in the city. g.. 50.
Best Baf SILK in the city, 81.
Splendid Black Silk, 81.
Good Black Silk, 75C.
Beautiful line OF Spring Dress Goods Just received
ATWOOD Bunting, all colOIs.
bunting. good quality, at 25C.
Our 81 number OF Back Cashmere Is worth 81 25
Black Cashmere al 2Sr. very good,
Black AlpacaS, from Is to soc.
Black Henrietta Cloths of finest quality,
Black Tamise Cloths of finest quality,
Black Camels Hair Grenadine. at 75c.
Black Grenadines from 25c. 81.
Large lot OF Spring Dress Goods Oast years ,tyeS)
15c sod for 40 and SOC.
beautiful line of Lawns Just In.
Finest Linen Lawns al 25c.
Wamsutta Cotton. lie.
AndroScoggin, &c. These CottOns for cash ONLY
Pilow-cas9 Cotton. loo.
10 Sheeting at Is.
Best 10-z Sheeting at 30c,
Sprague'S Calico &C.
All-wool Basket Cloth. white, blue and cardinal
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas just received.
Hamburg Edge from So. up.
Beautiful line of Ladies' Llce Neck-wear.
- SILK
Job Lot of Ladies' and Gents Hdkfs, about half
value.
Table Linen Napkins and nollies in great variety.
TO order on shortest notice.
Men IS Shirts ready for use, 81 and 81 Is
Pain and Fancy Mattings from zoe. up.
Oil-ClothS FOR Table and floor.
LUTTRELL & WINE
mal2S-2w 1880 Pa. are, cor sOth #
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nR. 8. D. HOWE'S
ARABIAN MILK CURE.
ARABIAN TONIC. AND ARIBIIN
LIVER PILLS
Are the only MEDICINES that have
EVER BEEN KNOWN to POSI-
lively CURE
c 0 n S L M P TON ,

win OCT aslon the death of the patient they lock Up
me lveI stop the circulation of the bio, d. h:mor-
the very organs that caused the cough. Liver Com
LIT and Dy spepsia are the causes Of thirds of
OF dull pain in the side, constipation coated
tongue, pain in the shoulder blade. feelings of
urOWsne>S ana reStleSSneSS, the food lying heavily
on the stomach, ACCOMPANIED with acfdity and
Oe eefg up OF wind: These symptoms usually
ach or torpid liver. Persons effected, if they
take one or two heavy colds, and if the cough in
ste mach and liver clogged. remaining torpid aud
inactive, and almost before they are aware the
Of Which is death Dr. HoWes Arabian Mix Nh i CURE
is an e1pectOrant, which does not contain opium or
DR.. Howes Arabian Tonic dissoves the food mi xes
With the gastric juices of the stomach aids diges-
bowels cOstive. skin sallow, or the symptoms
otherwise Of bilious tendency, DR.. Howe Ara
bian Liver Pills are required.
FILLS % cents per box. Sold in Washington.
DC. wholesale and RETAIL by
sIOIT 4 CROMWELL, 4so Pennsylvania ave.
xM. s. rHoArs s. 9e: rs Is Ii St.
W.B. ENTWisLE. 1901 Pennsylvania ave.
"A: j. sCHAFHlRT, corner North Capitol and
is; JONES, POI Pennsylvania ave. east.
y. X. CASSlN, corner 18th and Nj SITS,
F. u: P0WLING; 4Ol ~ st s.w.
GE6 " ~ GEd Ell; cor. renn: ave- and % st.
And by sail druggists in Alexandria, Virginia,
DIR. 5. d. HOWE, PROPRIETOR.
122 Liberty street, Ne,c York.
ShDr n Howe win VISIT Washington soon to
httf for thnrn ssh IT,.
with his respirator the charge will 6e 81. mar2s
1873 SPRING OPENING. 1878
FOURTH SEASON"
KENN VS.,
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 2srH.
SoNSF TE6W aH: FEATHERS.
The Ladies of this city and vicinity are respect
maaet '1 Bs Rsnsyfra and icS Streets
''THE GREET SFEs sG FE1SF: SHIRT"
Is elegantly made Of first class material, with Linen
Sleeve Bands fi and Linen lining to the Bosom;
material, and also has Linen lining and Linen
BANDS; is only 80 cts. unfinished, and IS cts. fin
iShed.
The cheapest Shirt in all the world Is our Wam-
Our Fruit of the Loom'' Shirt has been IA
vorite for long time at 60 cts. unfinished and Is
cts. finished.
The Wamsutta 0. Xxx Shirt is IS cts. unfinished
and 80 cts. finished.
Finest 4-ply Linen Collars 6 for 81.
~ Sold at our Branch,
1909 r stre-t "a w.
mal27-tr c. GEO. MEGINNISS.
SPECIAL TO HOUskKEEPERs.
j. W. BOTELER BRO "a
Solicit an inspection by housekeepers and others
OF their extensive and complete stock of
CHINA.
GLASSWARE.
CROCKERY.
PLATED GOODS,
KITCHEN UTENSILS,
CUTLERY,
And other H. USE-FURNISHINGA ARTICLES
which they are Offering at REDUCED PRICES.
Catalogues, containing full list OF Housekeeping
requisites and many valuable household receipts
gratis.
W. BOTELER BRO,
mal276t CHINA HALL, 923 Penn. ace.
g p f C L A L
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CAKTFK'S,
mar26-tr No, Pr Market Spooe


I(ROBHEAD a CO., S3S Penn. arenue,
- between 9Th and 10th streets, are now oper in
the most beautiful and cheapest line Of DRY
GOODS ever offered i'm this market. We quote
the prices OF a few artCleS:-Dress Goods from Sc
10 ". so per yard Black Silks from Zoe % 81 per
yard: Atwood Cashmeres. double width, soc. and
MP; Towels from 15c. TO sl2 per dozen; Beautiful
bleached Coltons, Sc. aud mp; AndrosscoggIn "a
Bleached Cotton, 7ac.: All-waO Shetland Shawls
I5c. and up: BuntingS, 25c. aud III: tncst makes
s.."ool, S5c. D Elegant 3-Button Kid Gloves
u %: SILK Clicked Balhrggan Hose. Csc. aud up
spools for 25r.l Now is the tine 10 secure .aaU-
tifu first class Goods at less prices than Is usually
paiG fOr second quality and trashy goods.
BRDDHEAD CO,
MAJ % tr Hx4 Pen m e,lHe.
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issue on the LIST and 18th of each month '.Bul.
et1n' OF all property for sale and rent on INV hooks
which can be had on application at my ONCE or
will be sent by mail II desired.
Loans
81 SEQ, IS. co., $500 $3.50 at per cent. m27-tr
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DRY GOODS.

NEW SPRING
~ DhT GOODS.
We have Just opened new RouretteS, knicker-
bOckers. silks, CAShn.ereS. Lawns. &C.
SEQ SIX sun Umbrellas for Ladies snd q sn.ie-
m.r, ranging In price from 81. 90 up 10 s. 90.
Androscoggin Cotton. &c.
Fruit OF the Loom. ac
loDsdale Cambria, IL e.
No. ee 7rH ST.,
No. T06 ST. NM mN2I-u
NARD-WIDE ANDROSCOGGiN
BLEACHED COTTON, best quality. only
~ cents.
z Eases Plain Mohalr Dress q Gods. only he
~ pieces french Dress Goods new deslgnsD, e5c,
Atwood Black CSshmereS, only b0c
Buntings, Hew oolors. 25c.
Best Calicoes COB lott, &C.
Cassimeres for Boys, IS, So 81, so CO.,
Bargains to be had at
c. n. TowsoN CO.,
$50 Pennsylvania arenur,
mar26-u south side. near TIN AZ
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The resignation of Earl Derby to-day indi-
Gates that the English ministry has decided on
war policy with Russia. The Earl has not
favored steps calculated to lead directly to
hOstiities, and the fact of his resignation
would seem to indicate that the cabinet has
decided upon warlike measures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-28

ED-TRAvELING CoMPANION-A no.
w Sltion as travelling attendant to family Wis
i1lng Europe, by young Swiss Lady speaking
MAJ '' ~
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Average s'r0ra Daily Circulation orer
H. OO-beino much larger bona fide'
SECULAR circulation than that of all the
other daily papers ia the city added
together.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS AND CARPETS

h ""ODS AND cAhfErs'
Buntings, all shades. 25 TO 37I1
Black Alpacas, Is to Soc. ColOred Silks 75c. mp.
b ack CaS.hmeres. grand bargains soc. up.
Black Gro Grain Silks, Toe. up, very cheap.
Summer Silks, 623c. up; large stock Parasols bar
Elegant line Dress Goods, 12l1 to 81 &C.; Cacoes,
41c. up.
Sell all Cotton as cheap any place in city. Ladies
and Children'S Hosiery, Ribbons TorchOn
LafeS, Brussels Carpets, 81, 81 .12R. less IL ,
OF for cash; all IngrainS less than manufacture
er'S prices; bO-nch Black c Ashmere, 81, worth
SITS. Agents for Bazar Patterns.
T. n. NAUDAIN,
ma12S tr 7O9 Market Space.
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Judge BlatchfOrd's decision in his income
tax case will be nice document for Mr. Til
den to go before the democratic national con-
yentiOn with in 1880.
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HOUSES FOR RFNf IN ALL SECTIONS OF
THE CITY,
AND AT ALL PRICES, BY
THE0. r. GATCHELL,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
ma12S-u LeDrot Building, corner h and r SITS.
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An impartial American must be obliged to
confess that our experiment of universal suf-
moneys, has broken down utterly i'm munich
pal governments. Tables of statistics show
that in six of our largest cities, from 1860 to
Sl5,OO0,C0O TO s65.0C0,00O, and the debts nearly
GuadIupled-frOm SS5, 900 0O0te $780,, 900 900. In
fourteen of our cities the population has in
creased 30 per cent, the taxable value 156 per
cent, but the debt go per cent, and the ac-
tual taxation for state, city and county pur.
poses increased 363 per cent.-(N. Y Times.
This exhibit is not calculated to reaSsure the
citizens of this District, who from past expe
rienceS dread a return of suffrage.
The friends of the Sultan of Morocco in this
CITY will be pleased to learn that the Dainfu
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NARp-wlnE ANnRosCoGGiN
THE GREATEsT BARGAIN

~.
Two hundred pieces C2oOD OF one yard wide Pa
cine Cretonne Cambria, In beautiful colored fg-
ures, only nile and half cents C9Sl, worth I2I,
In every city in the United States: also beautifui
Pacific figured Lawns, only To- worth 2S We
are selling an excellent Beached Cotton good A.
Fruit Of the Loom. only 8.
Beautiful figured Linen Lawns: Buntings in all
colors and shades, al q very low price: New York
Mills sheeting, the wiceSt and best made, at q
spet a low price: we are selling the cheapest Blark
Stlksir Washington; Black silks, good quality rs:
Black silks excellent quality. 81: Black Silks,
rea Satin finish, sublime quality, only 81 25. worth
IL s5-thts is a special bargain: Black ram .Se
Back SILK Warp Henrietta; Black Grenadines:
All Pure Wool Black tshmere, very wide double
width, only so: Black Cashmere, double fold, 25:
excellent BLACK Alpaca, 25; three hu ldred pieces
tSco) oil CaSSimereS for mems and boys wear, at
The very loves cash prices, ranging from BE. TO
Sl6o: beautiful Spring Dress Good. part wool Is;
PIiowcaSe Cotton. lo'e; Plaid Muslin, u: beauti-
fui Spr ng Shawls; excellent quality Bed Ticking,
new style stripe, double twilled. one yard wide
70: English Stockings, regular made. four pair for
81; Lace fer Curtains. All OF these great bargains
al The New Dry Goods Store.
CARRIERS,
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"ANTED-A respectable middle-aged white
W WOMAN to go Is miles in the country, to
make herself generally useful in the family: per
maneIt home guaranteed if suited. Inquire at
No. sos Massachusetts ave. n W. MARIO 3
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Tue CHEAT SACRIFICE
DRY GOODS
WISWALL & GwYNS'S
WILL CONTINUE ONLY DAYS LONGER
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VVANTED-ToR Rent to two persons gentlemen
w preftrred), a handsomely furnished FRONT
loom with fire, light and board, for fifty dollars
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[,IANos WHICH HAVE BEEN USED.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

Would you like to know how to relieve your dis
tressing symptoms in few hours? Would you
lihe to know how to dispel like miracle the
incipient stages Would you like to know how to
control the night sweats and dispeI the fever?
Would you like to know how to stop cough and
lungs that they can heal? Would you like to
know how to strengthen the system up to standard
Of good heal n, by few simple herbal remedies
provided 10y Nature for your cure? III so, send for
my 32 page tt eatise on Herbal medicatiOn-without
charge. without price. You have ony to send
your address on postal card and receive 1t by
return mail. Address DR.. U. PHELPS BROWN,
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"ANTED-TO RENT-By a family without
w children, Tor a month or six weeks a fist
class FLRNIsHED HOUSE. situated betwe n
possession wanted about April Is h. Address.
stating terms, 8. X. d. MCCAFFREY'S Mus C
Store, BaltimOre ST.. BaltimOre. Md, m27-3t.
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Some of the inexeusable abuses of railway
management now DAYS were pointed out by
MIR. DOugherty in his speech at the meeting of
the stockholders of the Pennsylvania Railroad
in Philadelphia Tuesday. Mr.. Dougherty
said
This system of free passes indiscriminately
given Is altogether wrong, and the stOckhOd-
ers should stamp it out. The system of pr-
yate palace ears is another wrong. There may
be times when the president of the road should
be required to use such car, but don't see
why, when some high official at Washington,
or some hummer of politician wants to take
Journey don't see why they should be pro-
yided with a palace car. i understand. again,
the high officials OF the road are in the habit of
taking parties of ladies to the opera i'm New
York. and frequently freight trains are moved
on to sldlngs, so that they will not prevent the
ladies from getting to New York I'm time for
opera" Laughter, applause and hissesl
Dir. DOughertys head is unquestonably
level on the free pass and private car question :;
but it will be blue day for many people in
Washington when his views prevail with rail-
way managers.
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pY THOMAS j. MYERS
- Real Estate Agent, 1916 SYST
FOR RENT
10-room Brick. mod. imps., $50 ST.
:. lib st.
u -" mod. imps., cor. Vt. ave. and ST.
" - frame mod imps.. Z ST., bet. IA 4 18th
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Interest in the Eastern struggle continues to
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take till the conclusion of an Anglo Russian
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on. Under the circumstances, however. no de-
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the neutrality of Austria, is no doubt General
Ignatieff'S highest aim.
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