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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT.
JULIUS MEYER a son

s.-. 20 arDonncc thst they are now offering ag M
NtNSf SPRING STOCK. Having gone on the
market qalic carly, before tho rusb, they have been
,,le 70 scc1rc many goods below regular prices.
rhf, give th,ir customers the beneSt of thcseiow
fsic's. -, r,xss -o,,s
-. ls.e all the latest shades in NORITS, FOULf.s,
SJtnODA, and NUNS NElIaNG.
Il,cv el!ey ~ special bargains:
20 pieces ALI.-WOOL NUNS YELLING IN sn
90 niescs RUBAN BOEDUEs. "a inches Wide, in
~ tsc newest Shsdos. l5c.-ortginal price.
al ,f"css HAIF-woOL LACE BUNTING. In
cream, black, and navy, at l2sc.-orignal
"a .'cee1 TNnLED MoH>IR DEsEGTs q,
u,nssone line lfLCNiNATED and TENsEL
.TRIPEs at 80. 40. and bee:
: piccos SUMMER SlLhs-spccial bargAns-at
rLsiS and STRIPED wATERFD sATINs in
Al he spriRg shades at ~ aud si.25;
y,gr, pew slisde IN SUBAIi SATlNs atsl.
fNBLkCK GOODS WE OTTER:
q, ,i,rer AII.-WOOL BUNTING ai IG;.c.:
IS pieces FRENCH AI.L-woOL BUNTING at
s,,S,s slI,k. AND-WOoI TAMIsE 1T 6Oc.;
a.. handsome line Of FoULEs- sHOODAS,
and cher BLACk GOODS.
IN WHITE GOODS.
,,,,,,yest and cheapest line We have ever shown:
W - LACE STRIPED MUSLINS at lOc.;
~ ri.c,s yard-wide VICTORIA LAWNsat Sc:
a. iieees INDIA LINENS 10 lGac. worth zoe;
an ,icrrs PERSIAN MJLL LAWNS ai 2ec.-
ihs rCs. bargain yet;
Tie FGYPTlAN LAM NS-cntircly new;
uufTF and ECRI DOTTED and FIGURED
S,cIS- MUSLIN from l6sc.up.
WHITE ClgEAM, PINK, BLUE, and POLKA
Dol PERSIAN LAWNS;
rpiNf1I ORGASDlES, FRENCH NAINSOOkS,
Ms SAlNsOoK, and HANBURG M
iR0lpfKlE> snd TORt Hon LACEs;
a. &c IN the NfM LACES. such - ORlEN-
~. fDFLW FlSS. MAJESCA, BLACK and
fERiH SPANISH. &c.
PARASOLS.
tf-,fng eiesof Ouf q manufacturers stock OF
.Dt~f,f> II les, than manufacturing cost We
-,, .uahRd b. offer sofnc extraordinary bargains.
r..r't fty 20 look ~ them before buying.
JULIUS MEYER & son.
0ui and U63 Broad street.
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nYEGS. &c.

DROOks & LEE,
ID CENTRAL Ibl E-WolskS-
1912 IAsT BROAD SHEET kicnMcNn, VA
teutfetnc's Okercaais, Eoats, Pants. Vests, &C.,
and Ladies prcsses sacqss- hid Gloves, Naslis'.,
shawl, Cioaks. + tloa., ani Feathers tLhASED
aud DYED 10 tr,t-siass'is.c a, short nosice'
lal l5-lws
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

JNO. r.. LAUGIiTON, JR., 10Y a. NJ. and r.
NJ. continuation Il the sale OF triple Alver-
plated ware.
GEORGE III. POINDEXTER, r. ~, commiss
siOners's sale of The real estate of t,corae Cua-
ninghSin. deceased. consisting ~ three fstck
senemenis. thrc brick store, and q two-etery
brick dwelling.
FERhAS TUPPER, 12 ~, trustees sale of tsc
attractive and valuable farm known es Fairy-
land,n on the Bruad-etreef read two IN hes west
Of the city, containing 36a acrcs,
W. II. LYME & CO., 4< T.. NJ. two yaiustlc build
ing lots corner Fulton and state streets.
z. HOIZiNGfR. High Constable, 10 4. NJ. frrui-
tare, iron safe, dcrks, carpenters tools, &c.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cool,
cloudy, and rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 9 a. NJ, ~;
q 4. NJ, -; noon, 45; 7. NJ, Al; 6 J..
NJ. A3: midnight, a..
Mean temperature, 43 sc.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the MID
die Atlantic States, Iain, followed by
slightly warmer, clearing weather, winds
shifting to south and west, and lower ba-
rometer.
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1000 SPRING TRADE. 1899
REAL ESTATE.

49,, ,,..,. ..,f,.sa up a.d viii i>,ue sb0u; lle
" n ttriI oTE @PRING NAIsLoNl ND
ufscPft,TINF LIST of CITY MD - "
unA et. A. fSTATE FoE SAiE. Ills publ
-, n, I'M L. entirely separate and distinct IRON.
,.n. ElaI Fgiats Rfgi,,c, aud Niil J., devoted ~
in advertising tlii AND ~ w u
ptN PROPERTY. rCr-uns iuting DNtfi
i>eS. sroPFe. WOTEI.s. FACTORIES. MI. -.
or VACANT LOIS EOk NaLl. ard wishing
thels advertised rEFH Of CHARGE IN ihls -Tr-
clal medium. N'.l p'cafe ~Hl a. ,,ssiips en,
Il, itI..ul ,ielar NtiaG. 90 oNEcr. aat Hirts -
= rolffr. w in0t ic inserted mike efaiosl. W.
iiact ke fhis fr,thod 80 Inviting ,afrt,.s, lo'su
and cx8ulilr the iar-e ilsi - property ven '' "'
ssfr Be every paff oi thc CITY. -,
irfnrkinr ne tuiiiie f1r Their s'uLe"noc sn1
very lheral pi.FvHa-e in tic i''' "t fei,,' - u
flfur, a. In lhclrsi, rir exclusive 3pa 'ilhis .lea
,Iienifgu 20 fbo fi snagcnlsni auJ sale oi EfAi.
Fs-'gATf sad ihC NhtpilNtl'iN ri LpNNN
.ie~,.cu H. L.sTNEIs> Is Co.
p,ll E.ialc Agent. ald fe.i oiHcit'
ma In-9t NJ. llNS Nsiu sftcs.
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II CHAMPAGNE.

II CHAMPAGNE.
Just receiving direct from FRANCE fresh lot
OF CHAMPAGNE Of the following brands:
EXTRA DRY VERZENAY, VIZ IMPERIAL.
MAXIMUM and PREMIERE SEERE.
These WINES were especially put up for me,
aud are OF very superior quality.
Also. constantly on hand
MTNiM. HEIDSIECk. and l.. RODERER.
O. CRANZ, No. IA Governor street.
IN addition 10 the above IMPORTED WINES,
also keep the URBANA EXTRA DRY GOLD
SEAL tthe best American Winel on sale.
NH Slim
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I.ECTURES.

CAPTAIN WISES LECTURE
u on THE
BATTLE or NEW MARhLT
will 30 repeated by request NtAI W tD>hsgNs
SJcHr March 32d. al Mozart IIae at O'Clock
for ile b,nedt Of the Elchnond Light inianlfs
Blue. h'h Av-7"~ -
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: terrible loss Of life at sea, an eXplo, ION
occnfs on the steamship Lily OF Inc
Valley" m mid-ocean-the World ~ tn p
Theatre next Monday, Tuesday, and NeC-
upsd9v.
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aaBIG ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND

IL BIG ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS.
LAWNS, CINGHAMS,
WHITE GOODS, LINEN GOODS.
FANCY GOODS, TRAININGS.
DRESS GOODS,
GOODS FOR MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.
HOSIERY, LACEs,
EMBROIDERIES,
COLLARS. sCARFS, CUFFS,
RUFFLES, RIBBONS, &c. &C., at
mbIl LEVY BROTHERS.
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! NOW OPENING,
L.ReE STOCK OF SPRING GOODS.

NOW OPENING,
LtReE STOCK OF STRING GOODS.
Wehsyo just received
EEW-sTYLE PARASOLS,
MATTINGs,
olL-CLOTns,
eL-CLOTH RUGS,
CINGHAMs,
eEERSUCKERs.
PERCALEs. and
CASSIMERES.
ba.irs the next few days We Viii exhibit
eaolcs .tioction OF
gEW DRESS FABRICS.
COLORED SILKS,
sATINs, and MOlREs,
IN al the latest shade;
NOVELTY DRESS GOODS and
SUMMER sILKs.
osr Ssyer has Just cent rs soac special bargains
ia ELACK DRESS SILKS, amongst which Is
GIlNErS QUALITY III. at II, heretofore -olh
atsl.35; snd an other grldes at q similar reduc-
iion.
Asli line Of ALI-sILR BLACK BROCADEs
sra NonREs Al 81 % and upwards.
uHr lss.'Ttrneni OF
BLACK GOODS,
which a speciality with US j. thc most complete
sud ihoSs who desire 10 purchase will ind 1t %
ihair interest % examine cur stock.
I.ook a our extraordinary bargains IN
HiNDKERCHIEFS and
BEADED TRIMMINGS.
THAIIHMER BROTHERS,
Central Flock. sol Broad street.
nh i6-Th.suSTu corner Fifth street
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LAZY, DRowsy FEELINGS are precursors Of
sickness, which HOP BIrrBRs viii instantly
Danish.
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as7 pERSONAL.-ALL PARTIES
indebted 70 ns are requested 10 settle their ac-
counts Immediately. Those not settled by Aprii
lst viii be given TO the High Constable for colec-
ton. a. We leave the city.
hUTZLER BROTHERS,
NH 5,r 525 Broad street.
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WOOD AND COAL.

DEST ANTHRACITE. IS PER TON
Is COAIBl-RG LUMP SPI.INT. S5.75; HAIL,
s5.56: NIT. s5.25 per ton. CUMBERLAND ana
WTsT VIRGINIA ENGINE at lowest rvcesc:
PINE WOOD IS and $3.50 per cord: OAK, 80
mr. cord. An other FUEL at lowest cash prices.
Orders by telephone or Otherwise promptly hiled.
70s Broad street, opposite Theatre. or NIncttnth
and Cary street,. - H. -A"''
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I,lp0RrANT iNFORnATIoN.-U Uh0sOersr u Ndy
Concern: Any one knowing how to appreciate
bargain shoald call at once at the BOSTON BAR
GAIN-HoVsE, l4ll Main street, for fousefur-
u!.hing and Variety GoodN New siockl Large
assortment IMMENSE BARGAISsl
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AlKljSENES1S. A
DICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
MONDAY. TT ESDAI. AND NIDNE-DAI,
MARCH 2OTU, 2lsT. AND 2Zp,
BROOK, & DICKsON'S GREAT sPLCTACt-
LAR PLAY.
r r. " o " T. II,
THE s.RANDEST REALISTIC EMOTIONAL
DIR ANA EVER KNOWN.
oVER WHELMiSG SUGGEST
CROWDED. IiOU>Esi
THRILLING SCESESi
ADMIRABIf AcrlNGi
,,,.,, ehar,ctera q siudy Pronounced by Europe
M Atsprici 10 ls. the most entranC iHR drama.
POWERFUL DRAMATIC COMPANY.
EVERY SCENE NEW.
Box-sbe.i opcrs saturday Al \. " ~ Tnea'~
and X iMO- a MO-Ts'. No advance Ia pr'e.>.
g.h ln-4ts
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Thi. /. the trying season on weak ana delicate
Lungs. WAGNcR's RocK AND RYE ENPEcTs-
HANT~ WITH BROMIDE Oilers you relief aud pro-
toction for Coughs. Colds ioaT>eneS-, &c. IT'S
tie healing hqim for Lungs Throat, Nervous De
buify. ,o,- Of sleep, Sc. Piicc, 90 and % cents
ptr bottle.
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s GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENlNGl GRAND OPENING
<fgoNB SUPPLY or SEASONABLE SPRING
GOODS AT
sYgLE BROTHERS.

Ne viI open and exhibit during This week an
imnrnse line of HANDSOME DRESS GOODS,
embracing AL the latest novelties.
Nl-o. fun Fne of PLAIN aud COLORfD SILKS,
PLAIN and FANCY SATlNS;
feil line q The 0nost makes Of Bl.ACh GROo-
GRAIN SILKS. and latest novelties in coll
ORED and BLACK BROCADED SILhS.
N MOURNING GOODS We viii show an I'M
ncn-c variety, as follows:
CASHMERE, HENRIETTA CLOTH, sliUDA
cloth. TASIISE. CREPE CLOTH, CAM
fL's-HAlR, NOME CLOTHS. aud a great
many Others. from the commouest tothe finest,
al Of which viii be sold al bottom price.
Two cs-es DOUBLE-WE)TH DEBEGE, much
below ih,ir value;
0ne case 27-inch DRESS GOODS at great bar
esin.
w viii ai-o exhibit fun line of CAssiMEBEs
foR MES AND BOYS, suitable for spring and
SUMMER.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN PERCALEs;
\ fun line Of WHITE GOODS OF every descrip-
tlon;
large ilno Of LACE CURTAINS. COUNTER
FANEs, and BED-sPREADs;
idl line Of MATTINGs, OIL-CLOTIIS, and
MINDOW-SIADES:
lAt tNDkiED aud UNLATNDRIED SHIRTS;
LACfs and EMBROIDERIEs In immense Va
lic,v
ALL WE ASK l. \ CALL
IOn
EXAMINATION OF OUR sTOCk
WHETHER
N"r ARE READY TO Buy or NOT.
We have al~O
sFENED 4 BEANCH-STORE
At
1929 EAST MAIN STREET
inr i.f accommodation of the lower pat 81 ;lp
city aud pu1ic generally.
SYCIE BROTHERS,.
iri 9-cOd 81 Broad street.
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CD o5 HALF CORD FOR 50 06
,NZ.ZO SEASONED FINE, O<-s~C
,,ri ve will Del ser anywhere iB the cit. ~ ile
above rates for CASH only.
COAL. WOOD. COkt-ALL KINDS.
PILCUER 4 BIGGER,
Pine and Broad streets tflba SIalionl anu
sl7 east Main stree, (ncNt 10 Expires or4ccl.
Sc 7-Cod
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u,TTfNCsiNATTISGSi

ISp rob good WHITE MAI1lNG al l2kc.;
a. roii- -ooI RED CHECK at l6.c-;
~ I'd ne handsome FANCY tHEth at zoe, ana
JULIUS MEYER & son,
rl Io-s0d Col aud sos Broad street.
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MEETINGS.

VHE EPISCOPAL CLERGY OF RICH
Il NOND are requested 10 attend an important
meeting at the sestry-room OF II. Pauts churdaa
on MONDAY the 10th instant at IL O'Clock nooS.
NH oil
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YoC MUSICAL PEcFLE, TInNK ABOUT IT,
strange but yet true, that Afastg pr cent. Of All
the strictly ir-t-cass pianos sold in Richmond
and Virginia in the last Eve years have be'n OF
WILLIAM KNABE & Co.'S maiuiiae,Gre. RAMOS
( MosYs, No. gli Main street agents.
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Saved by fraiI raft In mld-ocean-Thea-
tre next Monday, Tuesday, and Wednes-
day.
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\ SWEET TEMPER l. TO the household what suii-
shine l. To trees and flowers, and 10 aveit'hercal
the time procure the o5-cent break lasts dinners,
and suppcrs furnished af LANES MODEL DI>IsG
Rooms, No. 322 north seventh street.
LEE GALLERY. Main sfyeet--lasse photographs
for framing, 81.
LEE GALLEnY-cagd photograph IL per d0zel.
LEE GALLERY copy Old pictures beautifully.
LEE GALLERY Y-chlldrnS pictures success.
-. %, .,,,.. .t.,,,,,t
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LEE GALLERY copy ldpIciure- beautifully.
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LIE GALLrnY-card photographs 81 per doza
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pr bottle.
Yor MUSICAL PEcrLE, THINK ABOUT IT,
strange. but yet trne, that Hfatg per- can't of All
the strictly iir~t-cass pianos sold in Richmond
and Virginia in the last Eve years have be'n Of
WILLIAM KNABE & Co.'S maiuiiae,ure. RAMOS
< MOSES, No. 9li Main street agents.
TIE "FrscHEn" rIANo formerly Nunns &
Clarkb ha- won its way over all rivals Tor Joify
ye0rS. over JOrty-fre thousand are 10" IN use.
They seem never ~ wear out. The IpriShts are
selling rapidly and are perfect gem. RfiANp &
LEE, General Agents for virginia and N"Iih' 'aro-
lima.
Tur SrEISwAY & CIncKERING are really thc
only American pianos of Worldwide reputation.
Thov are better today than ever heforc. RNLAND
SLEF. AGENTS 9i3 Main street Richmond Va.
RAAlo. ( llosES-E.tey Organs from $50 Mp
wards
RAMOS & MosEs-superb Piano and Organs;
polite attention.
RNNoS 4 MOSES Compile stock oi ail Musi-
cal goods.
R,yos A NoeEs-Nl shoe, Mu-ic half price.
RAMOS 4 Mosr>-vionns, Aecordcou,. Bsnjos.
Guitars, string, &c.
/ Parasols In new designs at LEyY BEolHERs'.
} TuY ITAILgr & DAyIs PIANO ha, hcen before
the public about thirty years. Dr. Franz LlsI''
( the grtgt,8 NriAg piGHis; recommends II 70
all musician. RYLAND & LIE, General Agents
! for Vlrgiald and North Carolina.
! 4 po.sal-card costs only ore cent and il m3.
/ save twenty-five or Gfty dolIars N your porchAs'
! of a piASo or ORGAN 10y scndiug your name and
I addrcss upon . postal T.
RAMOS & Moss. Music House,
No. GA Main street, Richmond, Va.
: IsAYi send ten cents. IN Stamps or silver, ioi
/ FIFTEEN HIGIi-COLoEED CHRoNo-CABps.
DMm0sD sHRr-FACIaEY'
Post-Onice Box sos. Biltimor,, Nd.
RoE HKnRiNGs are getting scarce. W. ID
HIAtR 4 Co. llO9 cast Main strcci.
AFRAcP,Nr BgEA III is always pleasure anf
Va, can have Il by using MEADE y BAKth's deli
ciou, CARpOIIc M0Uni-WAsH. itdesIroy' theoi
Gu,i,e odor caused hy diseased gnp- and dccaye'
teeth. and speedily restores them 10 health, con
dition. Price. dfty ccnts bottle.
TiSsLEY's PEAS for sale very low 10 ~ trace
w.D. BLAIR & Co..liO9 east ,iaia.
nr,vrlerttY WHITE TEEu ENSURED ~
tha mo Of NEApE& BAhEE's StroNiNE DENfi
PRICE. which win speedily remove in''r.'nt 'aIth
and ectrf. Price, afty ccntsa BOX.
NoNrrosu WHIsKEY- thc be,i sor family r-e
W. y. BLAIK & Co..
1IO9 east Main sgtelt.
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BOYS AND CIILpRnS'S DEPAETMENr.

Our line Of goods In ttis department for
carly spring wear II now complete and Is the
largos, in cxtcn, Of variety TO De- found in the
city.
ono advantage parents ha'e In buying their
children's clothing Of W i that we furnish
patches Tor mcndns with every childs suit.
/ and also have separate pants 10 msteb sai.s.
OUR STYLES THE LATEST.
OUR PRICES TUE LoWEsr.
a. SAKs * GO.
THE Boys CLOTH!EBS.
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LEE GALLrRy-chiidren, pictures success
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LrrGAIIrnY photographs delightan.
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TIE "FIsCHER" rIANO formerly Nunns &
CIarkl ha- Won its way over all rivai- ior forty
ye0fs. over Jorty-fre thousand are how IN use.
They seem never ~ wear out. The irrights are
selling rapidly and are perfect gem. RrLANp &
LIZ, General Agents FOR Virginia and N"Iih Caro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-23
THE LOCKED COAL CART.

The Locked Coal Cart recently introduced In Was H.
ngton for delivery Of coal IN the retail business
ses great advantages. There can be doubt of the
systematic peculations OF coal its way from the
dealers yard to the consumers house. The coal sent
in the Locked Cart is absolutely protected from sucn
pickiDgs, all of which come out of the consumer
pee ket.
The Locked Cart arranged that the cart is loaded
and weighed any ordinary coal cart Over the top
il has folding lids, which locked down 10y a long
iron rod attached to the running down over the tail
boards and locking to the body below The key is re-
tanned by the wegher, and the driver Of with his
cart tightly locked up, and the coal from
moIestation by either himself any else, if it
was nailed up in dry goods box. Now. there is
only one way to get this coal out, and that is by
pulling lever handle By the drivers side which
lets the bottom Of the body drop down. and If this is
done the entire contents of the cart unavoidably
discharged, and what is more, can be put back
into the cart without unlocking it. and the key mark
il left at the coal yard So that the delivery of the
load of coal intact it left the dealers yard abso
lutsly secured without shadow OF doubt. In word,
the cart is locked and not lump of coal be
taken out without dischargiDg the entire load A
deaer at be ever honest but * Is impossible for
him to GUARANTEED TO fe buyer that he gets the
wei ght if lie sends 1t, he usually does open cart
1t is also guarantee or correct weight being sent for
any dealer Who verdi put f4lke weight into Locked
Cart would be setting trap t. catch himself for in
OF being short weight he would be convicted
without chance Of escape fla could say it drop
ped out or the driver stoleit; Again it protects the
driver from chance of blame: makes him simply
the conveyor of sealed package with the contents of
which he has nothing to do. Thus the business is
placed upon sound business basis and it is almost
equivalent to the dealer delivering his coal in person
across counter to the buyers. The Locked Coal Cart
is certainly great safeguard to the consumer 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-23

An unlucky remark of Gov. Foster, o; Ohio, to
the effect that IN the present campaign in that
state ''the prostitutes and sa1OOn-keepeTs
arrayed together against the intelligent classes
VIII IL is thought cost the republicans some thou
sands OF votes in the cities where the saloon
keepers ani their German following are power
IN politics The democratic papers are making
the most OF the Governors words and are reprOdnc
Ing them in every form or conspicuous job type.
The saioon-keepers and brewers in their wrath have
raised large campaign fund for the defeat OF the
republicans AMI have turned 1t over to the demo-
cratic state committee. While the republicans
may be able to carry the state on the temperance
ISSUE it seems likely that they Will lose some con-
greSSmen In city districts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-23

The Massachusetts republican platform cum
Aesltatingly disapproves of any system OF political
assessments or demands for contributions under
An express or implied threat OF removal from OFF
nee as penalty for Noncompliance, o. any other
pretext whatever" All the same, the HubbeIl
and Malone highwaymen will continue to levy
voluntary contributions upon the unfortunate
government clerks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-23

In his address before the New York state bar as
ISOLATION Attorney General Brewster said that 1t
was the belief of those who have the best means
Of knowing that the government has been robbed
OF 81 000000 by the star route thieves No wonder
the gang can afford TO buy newspapers, 1urymen,
and the highest priced legal talent in the country
70 save them from the penitentiary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-23

Alabama, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Con-
necticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois,
Indiana, Iowa, Kansas Kentucky, louisiana,
Maryland Massachusetts,, Michigan, Minnesota,
Mississippi Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New
Hampshire. New Jersey, New York. North Caro-
lima, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina.
Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and Wisconsin viii
elect congressman November Z. Ohio and West
Virginia elect congressman October 10. In Ala
bama. Arkansas, Geo gia, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Mississippi, Rhode Island and Virginia only con-
gressmen will be elected; in the other states
named, elections will BE- held for other officers
also.
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Mr.. Blaine'5 Chicago interview, IN which he took
ground In favor OF the straightout republicans in
Virginia. and against MahOneism, is attracting q
great deal of attention In that state. IL is repub-
lished In nearly every paper In the state and
freely commented on. The Norfolk Vi'Jintdn says
"thiS bold declaration OF Mr.. Blaine Will tend to
strengthen the stratghtOuts in their present fight,
and 1t viii wreck the influence OF Senator Malone
with many of the leaders of the republican party.
Mr.. Blaine can afford to speak his views the
subject, and with emphasis, since his recent VIC
tory in Maine, for that event has strengthen his
Chances materially for the republican nomination
In 1881"
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The star route thieves object to being retired by
Judge WyIie, on the ground that he is biased
against hem. Therca of distruSt seems to be
the same that of the Texas darkey on trial, who
after causing several turymen to be challenged.
who, he said, had prejudice against him, wound
mp by asking his counsel too challenge de jedge,'
Tor, said he, ~ has been convicted under him seb-
eral times already, and maybe he is beginnin' to
hab prejudice agin me-"
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yesterday were promptly convicted. There was
NO Foreman Dickson to read to them cock-and-
bull story of attempted bribery OF himself, In vio-
laton OF the law and the charge Of the court, to
Influence their verdict.
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NJ o T I Q Z .

The Board Of Pubic Works Of the State Of Marylana
dives notice that sealed proposals Win be received 70 =
opened 4 u: ExscQs5y. chs%bSE IL The sly q kRP3
sEhl = hLEy5kx o6S0cN g. e. 9.
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Persons wing the city for the have The
FIsB mailed to their address, postpaid. and changed
often desired, Tor fifty cents month, invariably in
advance.
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TEE STAR ofics is connected with the Telephone Ex
Change. Advertisements orders for the PAPER ty mail
81 otherwise news. any Information or business
TN be cent day nisht. free Of charsc.
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PROPOSALS.

bids FOR PRIVILEGES AT THE ROCKVILLE
u FAIR,
Sealed bids for Privileges at ts Rockville Fair o.
tober ls 49, 20. viii be received by the Secretary unt
SEPTEMBER TWENTY-N1NTH. at ELEVEH
O'CLOCK. The board of Management meets on Sep
tsmber 10Th to aTa5d gI:y5efe !. 6 ASfEess s,.
40. q. a. %. 26H kockvire. Ma
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FOR RENT--STORES.

TNOR RENT-807 AND 81 14rH STREET NORTH
II west, two handsome new Stores with every con-
venience and fine dry cellars location central, and
1924 street northwest. s23.6t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WOMEN
w Cooks. four Chambermaids, two Nursas. Office
open until at night. 926 street northwest c. E.
PRICE Il Co 2i-At
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VTANTED-A GOOD AND RELIABLE WOMAN
w to wash iron and assist with cooking for family of
four. No others but those with good references need
aIply. at 415 9th street northwest sol At