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The Delaware and Chesapeake Ship
Gaifni.

The preliminary report OI Capt. Tuttle, of the
army engineer corps, who conducted The rcsuryey
OF the routes for ship canal to connect the Della
ware and Chesapeake bays, ordered by Congress
has been submitted, and it accords with the
original surveys in Respect TO certain advantages
possessed by the Ch0ptank route or course the
report is confined to statement Of the facts in
relation 10 the several routes, and contains nothing
In the nature of recommends ton, but il virtually
confines the final decision To choice between two
OF the rOutes--the ChOptdnk or southeTmOSt route
and the Sassafras or northermost one. In this
respect the report Of Capt futile also accOrls with
the former surveys Six routes were originally
surveyed. but the reports showed that Ch0ptank
and Sassafras possessed such advantages over the
Others that, practically, these two routes became
the only ones that subsequently received any con-
sheraton The SaSsafraS route runs along the
SaSsafrts river, via Blackbrd creek to the Della
ware. and thence fifty miles 10 the sea; the Chop
tank by way of the Ch0pt1nk river to some point
near the Breakwater 1t the mouth OF Delaware
bay. The latter is the longer of the two and viii
cost more: but fOrcble reasons for its preference
are set forth No estimates have vet been pre-
pared, but an approximation fixes the cost OF the
ChOpt4nk or lower line Ut s16,oO0,0009 and OF the
Sasslfras or upper at about half that
sum. But, says the report the nature OF the soil
In the upper peninsula is such that the danger of
hnd slides In the deep cuts would be much greater
than along the Ch0Ptank route This In a work
OF this magnitude, where pcrfnanence and dura-
biuty are required. is consideration of very great
Importance BesileS. Capt. futile holds that the
southern OF Choptank line viii be comparatively
free from ice-bi0ckadeS. The value OF the proposed
canal III . national and commercial sense Is gem
orally understood and appreciated. Gen. Wright,
chief OF The engineer corps OF the army has set
forth the advantage such I. canal would give our
government in time OF war, in that it could
transfer naval force by interior line from one
Day 70 the other. But IL Is the commercial yalue
the canal would possess which chiefly recommends
It. Ii would shorten the distance between thu,
western states and the exporting ports of the
Atlantic, 80 miles, thereby saving time ana lessen
ing the cost OF the transport ltion OF western
products ii m estinaJnd saving. rs compared with
the present of three~quarters II a million dollars
Further r ports giving the estimates and details
OF The surrey VIII be submitted, but enough Is con-
taiRed IN Capt. Tutt!es report to enable Conlre,s
to proceed iC5eligently with the consideration of
the subject.
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a
ECIAL.
MESSRS A. sAKS & CO.,
MEsSRs. A. sAKs Il CO.,
a16 AND al8 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
GENTLEMEN DESIRING GARMENTS
selves of the Facilities Of our
MAMMOTH WARDROBE.
NueFe IoSStssiIR TIE ESstutl3S OF COEISCt
Dress. Taste. Fit and Finish. combined with
Fine Fabrics are
DISPLAYED IN EXTENSIVE VARIETY.
FOR CoACHMEN AND SERVANTS.
DRESS SUIT. LIVERY AND COACHMEN'S OVER
GARMENTS
in all the Fashionable Shades.
HAND MADE, SATIN-LINED DRESS OVERCOATS
We Show Nine Shades and Fabrics.
PRICES ALL MARKED DOWN f6
GUINAIp, DAY s CO.,
$40. So AND s24 SEVENTH STREET NoRrHwEsr,
OUR SALE OF DRESS GOODS AT REDUCED
PRICES. STILL CONTINUES.
WE HAVE MADE DURING LAST WEEK STILL
FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN PRICES OF
SUITING NNELS,
SERGES,
CAsHMEEES AND SHOODAH CLOTHS.
MONTE CLOTHS, from SIC. to CSC.
PLAIDs and FANCY STRIPES, from G5c to 4oc.
PLA1DS and FANCY STRIPES. from SOC. to soc.
PLAIDs and FANCY STRIPES, from Sic. to CSC.
gs- BIG INDUCEMENTS OFFERED ALSO IN
OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
GUINNlP, DAY L CO.,
f6 $40. s22 s24 7rH STREET NORTHWEST.
w. NJ, SINISTER & SONS
OFFER A FULL STOCK OF SATIN RHADAMEs
In beautiful cocrs comprising New Street and Even
ing Shades the best Goods sold for the price
tgIl Stock of vELvETs. PLUsHEs AND MOIRE
TaBks 70 O We sf have enendsd
portunity to purchase. as these Goods are ali hand
worked and very choice
White Canton Crepe.
Elegant Spanish Lace for overdresses
Lyons Pure Silk Velyets. ali coors
Extra Barsns in BaeE Sin at Il I a5 an and g. So
scotch G11xnaTnS, fast coiOrS, zoe.
Anderson GingEaILls in great variety.
ONE PRICE.
10 W. NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS
DARIS DRESS FABRICS
!. BLACK AND COLORED Pushes
BLACK AND COLORED VELyETS
BLACK AND COLORED SATINS.
BLACK AND COLORED SILK BROCADES.
JOBS
AILWOOL FRENCH SERGES 2 5c
36-INCH FINE CASHMERES snc
'iiii-oi'I-t> AMY Csc.
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The rulings Of Judge Cox in denyipgtb roo.,ons
for 4 Kew trial, ana the terms OF the sentence
psszed upon GGiteau, are generally praised by the
press
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HOLIDAY GOODS

Our stock OF Diamond Lace Pins Finger and Ear
rings, Fine Gold Jewelry, American Watches Sterling
Sverware in Great Variety Plated Tea Sets Baskets
Bowls. Ice Pitchers Casters. Butter Dishes, Scum
Tureens. Forks and Spoons Rogers Bros Plated
Table Cutlery. Jos Rogers Sons Sheffield Ivory
Table Cutlery and Scissors. French Clocks Opera
Glasses. Brass Sconces. Mirrors. Candlesticks etc
ETC., was never so Large and Complete which we call to
attention Of purchasarA thsy viii find our Prices
Low.
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FOR RENT-OFFTCES.

Cok kENT,FINE OFFICES. AT $40 SEVENTH
Il street northwest, formerly occupied by me- large
fire proof vault with combination lock- iron safe desks
and counters, gas and water. Immediate possession
west f6-lw
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BOARDING.

(LjNT0N HOUSE, 7TH AND 1 STREETS
- caas Table Board, sic; Room and Board go to
s25; location central; no liquors. j. Nj. DkLONG {.
CO. nIa Am
EeCOMS AND BOARD, FIRST-CLASS. AT 316
month SARAH FLAGJ.ER n5-:;InF
rEyHE FREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
comforts than any hotel in the city. The halls and
passages are heated with steam the lew and
wei furnished, and the table is second to none Tran
sent rates. 81 so and 81 per day; monthly S25 $50 S
and $40. u3I
fksHE IOCHIEI HOUSE, 512 9TH STREET NORTH
west Is one Of the cOsiest and best conducted Board
ng-hoses in the city. Transient Boarders acconirno-
G.tet; at reaS0na bic terms.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-FOUR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS, SUIT
W able for light housekeeping not TO cost over SIS
per month; must be within fifteen minutes walk of 9th
street and Pennsylvania Address d. T.. Star
Office. Its
WANTED-TWO UNPUBLISHED LARGE ROOMS
W or Parlors second floor by permanent party
Address, stating details and lowest terms WV, Star
Office
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CARPETS.
Weare daily receiving Fan and Winter asaort,ens
OF aN the new designs in Carpets COMPRISING Eoya
WI Mitons AxmlnsterT Moquetes. Bgeow Body Briis
stis, tapestry and lngraIns Shy Cartets Rugs .nd
Mats in great variety. Floor Druggetts ali sizes.
smyrna Carpets by the yard with borders to match
Llnoeum IN new designs. Cocoa Mats all sizes Floor
Linen AL widths Raw Silk aud Satin furniture cover
ng swiss, Antique and Nottingham Lace Curtains in
choice patterns Purchasers viii find it to their adj.
vantage to examine our Stock. ~
HOOE. BRO. & CO.,
oil 1928 STREET. NEAR EBBITT HOUSE
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- highest cash prices paid. Also. Watcher Jeveirv
Guns, Pistols, 10. Call or address HERZOH 3O8 9fR
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'5,HE SELF THREADING ..orrrS.Y

~ o,-.,,.>, Agency corner :tii and streets
II y stands &c the heal e ALL runs Is l.yh+ ~
ai-lr blati OF best qua ty steel has les warts than
any ytir machine. mole space under arm the mos
ne oiais rat itr.es l machine ever made
t,Sallhe our e!e.cant. Dee. Improved SINGER aud
.siier stSts, with stGD notion SO
drEwers and 81 attachments for only SIS xarr,nted
Tor ave years. -' go iaii'eo
Partly used Machines IS
Renting AMI Repairing
G. AUEPBACH
Nax. ro. 4. Corner 1th and r. streets
Store. ---' i"4-i-'c-ts .id tat
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F. F. 4 E.. i =: =:
H Hnf g 'G ~ 4
/ i 90 / "a i LIZ, :
1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
4Ol- 400 TWELFTH STREET.
OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT
Is now complete. We offer the coming week lot of
NIGHT DRESSES. SKIRTS. CHEMIsEs. DRAWERS
At prices never before attempted in the city.
NIGHT DRESSES.
Tucked Cambria Ruffie. only &c, worth 81.
PnGed kniea and EmbToidsrsd s4S worth ST.
Plated Backs. Inserting. Embroidered Fronts sl.ss,
camhrc Ruf'e. with Inserting and Lace sl.24, worth
Cambria Raffie, Tucked. Torchon Lace Sizes. worth
CHEMIsEs.
Tucked Fronts Trimmed with Inserting. 4sc worth SOC.
square necked. Pulled and Edging 84c. worth 81 TO-
Cambria, Torchon Yoke and Sleeves, Tucked 81. "a,
worth 81 .65.
Cambria, Corded Bands and Sleeves, Embroidered
Edge 20, worth 81. rs
Extra Long Torchon Yoke and Sleeves. Cambria g. 25
worth S2.S5.
Extra Long. Handsomely Embroidered, rs, worth
1885.
DRAWERS.
Very Heavy Cotton, Yoke Band, Sic, worth Soc
Cambria, E'ltfie and Tucked. 49c., worth Csc.
Tucked Inserting, Cambria Ruffling and Embroidered
EdgIng, 75c, worth 81.
We also have fine lot of TORCHONS. VALENCI-
ENNES and EMBROIDERED GOODS.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ss ,OMMENr On PARLE PARIS" RAPIDLY
u acquirei Prof; Lar-oapc, An, Partisan
teacher graduate Of SorbonI University. Paris. Also
c sssicsl aid modern languages spoken taught ard
{ rans atcd. 9l5 q street northwest. f6- I'M
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TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH BATH, 1417 G STREET (OPPO-
ate Riggs Housed; large pool good ventilation;
from 70 TO- Saturdays baths. Fl. tickets, N5O.
DIX. H. l.. BOVEE. Electrician. on
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HOLMAN LIVER PAD OFFICE EOUTHFAST
IL CORNER 9th ana streets, Washington D. C. Con
eultAton free. Full treatise sent free ON apficstio1
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FOR SALE-IOTS

NOR SALE CHEAP-LOT 3. N SQUARE 70 on
4 street 100 feet west OF Dist street south front be-
longing to non resident. Leave card l7O4 street
northwest Tor D. L.. CObURN. f3- lot
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FOR RENT-STORES.

nor RENT-STORE No. 713 7TH STREET. WITH
4 Stable in the rear Inquire of Frank T.. Browning
Columbia Law Building. 5th street. between d and
northwest. f2-2w
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That Sergeant Mason committed grave offence
In waDtOny firing at man he was detailed to pro-
teet, no one Will pretend to deny; and that he
should be adequately punished therefor VIII be as
generally admitted. The conviction is, however,
deeply rooted and widely entertained that the pen
atty inflicted by the court martial which tried him
was out o. all proportion to his transgreSsOn and
&c no doubt Is largely out of this feeling that
springs tie demand on every side fOr his pardon,
or ut least mitigation of his sentence UnqueS-
t0nahly tine detcStation every where felt for the
assassin, and the common dissatisfaction with the
manner In which he has been treated in prison, as
compared with the harsh experience OF Mason,
during his confinement lcre have hal an Influence
In creating this sentiment, well as in quicken
Ing that active sympet thy for his family manifested
on every side; but the popular demand is largely
based on general dis ppToyI OF tin undue severity
OF the sentence, and perhaps in still larger meas
ure on the universal objection to the trial Uy mill
tary courts curing times OF peace, OF causes which
rightly come under the jurisdiction OF the civil
courts, and which can Only BE- fully Investigated
and properly disposed or BY those tribunals.
What the result or these expressions OF popular
opinion VIII he. remains to be seen, 1t can hardly
be, however, tn It they viii be entirely without
effect. There Is no doubt but large ma jority OF
the people OF this country desire the pardon OF
Mason, OF At 10 1t nitgatiJA o. his punishment
and this is u untry in Which the majority rules,
or is supposed to rule.
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The truth OF the observation that ga large ma
jority OF the House are In favor OF the franking
privilege" may safely be admitted Equally true
Is it that a large majority of people outside Of
"the House" would also like the privilege OF doing
their business through the mails free of expense
to themselves. But what do those TO whom that
boon cannot be extended think about it? Having
the power to vote to oneself something that be-
longs 10 another doesn't carry with it the moral
right to do IL, by q long way.
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THE SECOND OFFERING OF

THE SECOND OFFERING OF
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS
CHAUNCEY j. REED.
(sUCCEsSOR TO SIDNEY T. NIMMo,)
A3s SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
is as follows:
No. LA magnificent Upright Cabinetl.G-2s3
Grand PIANO. new. and warranted for SKI III
Of of the most celebrated PIANO makers in Balti
more: very low for cash. or SO cash and balance
monthly.
=. No. "A Double Round Rosewood Square Grand.
Brand New, and matchess In every respect PIANO. by
same maker rs No. l. Terms, ditto.
PIANOS. with Stool and Cover. Terms. cash. Price.
No; "A Rosewood. Octave, Handsomely Carved
alize at once $40. Terms $50 cash. balance monthly
vd No ga seoa Square PIANO BY celebrated New
o Ne; s-A genuine Double Reed. Smith AMERICAN
No; IA good and fully warranted Square PIANO;
$50. Terms. $40 cash and balance monthly.
N. B.-The Washington Papers are 60 generally read
that frequently happens that these bargains picked
up on the very first announcement. Moral-f you
Of the story Of the eary bird" Bring deposit you
wish an instrument held for you.
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To Correspondents.

Those who send items OF interest or news, which
they wish 10 appear In the columns OF The STAR,
are notified that all such must be accompanied by
the name and address OF the contributor. mot for
publication, but for veriicatiOn II thought neces-
saryJ and sent in at as early hour In the morn
Ing possible. For want OF the observance OF
these two rules much matter Is excluded which
would otherwise appear
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PERSONA

DFRSoNAIs-A FEW MORE LADIES AND GEN
teInan voices required to fll up the day aud
evening 81 :sscs at Professor NDLONSkrS Musical
stitute. No. oO3 18th street northwest Terms
ablo ma ct
NV WILLIAMS AND q. f. PRICES PRlyA n
w . Detective Agency Consultations free. All bust
ness strictly confidential Notice cal! resi- Ienoe
promptly attended to. Office hours a. ~ 10 10 ~ m
$40 u street northwest mI6-lms
pRlNATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, 800 9TH
IL street northwest. Reliable information furnished
IN al cases consultation free; will call at residence
when requested all business strictly CONFIDENTIAL. c. X.
IBndcg. ml5-lm
MADAM ROSS. TIE LONG EST ABIISHED. RE-
Ns iRtle c'aryOyant and ASTROLOGICAL gives better
satisfaction in ali affairs OF life than any in the pro-
feion tells the past present and future destiny gives
I'd ice and assistance all matters apl,eraining
Business, love and mstrimony ALL IN TROUBLE CALL.
; satisfaction given pay. Consultation Rooms, 40l
I'd street. above ID street northw est. alR
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Mrs. \. l.. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL, For
IVA Young Ladies'. West End Institute New Hayc,
Coun; Eleventh year. Superior facilities. Send for
diar
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CHAUNCEY j. REED,
433 SEVENTH STREET NoRrHwEsr.
m2 5

y. WOODWARD & LOTHROP /
~ Offer the following Special Bargains for the =
- coming week in their
IL MEMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.:
n DRESS SHIRTS. -
An excellent Shirt, made from good Cotton. 1
TT to l6H Price Toe. each.
- A splendid Shirt made from very nice Cot =
" ton, and fine linen Bosom, sizes 141s to 16x. I
7 Price only Size.
= w Our Curved Yoke Shirt made from best
~ the be t Shirt IN the world for the Price; Sizes
IL IA to ~. Price CSC. each.
Our superior Curved Yoke Shirt, made from
tho very lest materials in the very best possible
. and durability.
COLLARS AND CUFFS.
i % dozen Turn Down Space Collars, Apply
so dozen Turn Down Space Collars. revcrsi-
u really worth ~ per dozen. T
/ p dozen : ply An-Linen Cuffs. superior
N GAUzE UNDERWEAR: X
~ 100 dozen Mems Gauze Underyests long and y
NJ short sleeves. with finished Cuff. only 25c. n
{, so dozen Mems Gauze Underyests long and = =
es n wor & bs s1s s md
/ finish ever Offered. at SOC. paIr.
II SUBSCRIBERS.
" 10 dozen Gnyots French Braces. 38c. pair. q
Y usual price soc. pair.
4 10 dozen SILK Suspenders only Soc pr pair.
n a bargain. a
M HALF HOSE.
IN 100 dozen Mems Half Hose. full regular ~
made, in six different styles. only 25c. pair.
/ great bargain.
n BOATING AND BICYCLE SHIRTS. A
We offer sl1endid vaiue i'm these Shirts at
$1.5O -. 50. so and 81. TO- We offer also an
A eegant line of Scarfs in latest styles, both 4
"A BrunswicI and DeJo,nvi lie: Black Silk String A
" Ties: Kid Gloves; Fancy Silk ana Linen Z
Hdkfs.. at our POPULAR PRICES.
IL Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded r,
~ In all instances at the n
N BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, \
u 92d PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. o2l |
IL WOODWARD Il LOTHROP.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

M. SAUNDERS & BRO. HAVE MONEY To
LIE Lean on Real Estate and other approved Securi-
ties: rates low, and sums to suit lIJ3 street north
west. r.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

nor RENT.SUMMER RATES-A FULL GRAND
IL octave Upright and full 7-octave Square Piano.
for sale low at " BECKER'S 8O1 9th street north
west. m24-3t'
EOR REMITTANCE BRICK STABLE IN REAR
- National Theaer; eight stalls and carriage house
that will accommodate six wagons carriaes $40 per
month. apply to 1914 street. m24-6t
NOR RENT-A WELL SITUATED BAKERY NOW
IL doing fair business at 1874 K street southwest.
m23-Jts
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Far pleasanter Is It to be the recei ser of an in
sarance company, enjoying tcrrapn and cham
payne. than poor widow holding policy there
In. and having sorrow and poverty Herewith. An
investigation into the affairs OF bankrupt inSlIr-
ance companies in the state OF New York shows
the enormous deficit of CvH s. coo coo on the part
OF officials of this class who represent seven COM
panies only. Ia other words, out OF assets amount
Ing to s1O&}f,510, which came into the hands of
these WORTHLESS. only 81 So eco have been paid out
as dividends, with 81 ,115 yet to he disburSed In
that form, leaving deticIt OF = 23i510 to be &C
counted for. This vast sum has been consumed In
commissions percentages, fees TO awyer-irends,
COSTS and the various other ways of getting rid OF
money so well understood by receivers of bank
rupt companies and estates. In view OF this Show
Ing, 1t Is not surprising that bill has been intro
duced into the New YORK legislature which pro-
poses TO make the state treasurer the official re-
ceiver OF all inSolvent corporations which the
state may exercise control 1t Is Justly regarded
as on OF the most important bills that has been
introduced this session, and is minute Ia detail and
drawn with great care. 1t makes the Attorney
General the Official attorney in all cases, and re-
Qures all existing receivers to turn their bus
fness TO the Treasurer. Such law Is evidently
badly needed, and there GU sht To be no doubt or
delay about the passage of the biil az introduced
or something covering the same points.
--< -
There are signs OF revival in the whaling busi-
ness Sperm oil, which stood at so cents gallon
year ago. Is worth 81 or, with prospects of a
Still further Tise. The stock on hand in this
country On Januir 4, 1882 WAS about 1850 bar
refs, against q, SEQ at the same time the previous
year, and la Europe $500, against 600 barrels a
year ago, showing a tOtlI Reduction OF 1900 bar
RESIN stock at home and abroad as compared with
last year. These facts have greatly encouraged
owners OF whaling vessels, who will likely return
to the arctic trade sons of their ships that have In
past years been withdrawn from that interest and
either laid up in dock or engaged In other lines OF
commerce.
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A. SAKS & CO..
STRICTLY ONE-PRICE CLOTH1ERs.
SIG AND 318 TTH STREET. m25

SPECIAL OFFERING.
BLACK RNADINEs,
PARIS A I'D LYONS MANUFACTURE.
POLKA-DOF GRENADINES,
CADi!LLE GKENADINES
Mo. RE GRENADINES,
TWISTED SILK GRENADINES.
PEK1N GRENADINES,
SURAH GRENADINES.
JAPANESE AND CANTON CREPES.
EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEES.
EM BEOlDEkED PARIS ROBES
FRENCH SATINES AND BATISTES.
BEST QUALITY ALL LINEN LAWNS,
ANDEk SONS SCOTCH ZEPHYRS.
'EACLUSIVE NOVELTIES" IN PARIS AND
LYONS DRESS FABRICS.
BEST QUALITY, FRENCH TWIIj.ED ALL-SILK
ARAIURF SILKS.
LOUISINE SILKS,
SURAH s LKS.
SUMMER SILKS
SATIN DE LYON,
RARE BARGAINS" IN sCHROEDER'S BLACK
MONOPOLY" SILKS. from 75c. t. So so.
JAPISSlERS 'tLYONN PRI NCESSE' BIAC TX SILKS.
NEW PARASOLiS AND Sun UMBRELLAS.
IL One Price-and that Is the LOWEST.
SEATON PERRY,
(SCCCEssOR TO ''PERRY & BROrHER")
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th street..
Established 1910. m26
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I ATM. GREEK, MATHEMkTrcS. NATURAL SCI
Il ence and Enclsh privately in class. Stad nts
prepared for College and competitive eXalainatI
Address A. JANUS. A. ~.
oi-Srn Cliuulaan CoIe-n
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-11
GENEROUS COLTONS.
THEY OFFER ST. PAUL EADIES AND
GENTLEMEN Il F2FE EXCURSION
TO MIN-NEs

To Visit Their Greet Glass Block, and the
Greatest Collection Of Goods Eyer Seen
in the West.
This morning at 1880 the train of the
ST. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Short
Line road will be at the service of the peo-
pie of st. Paul who desire to visit Colton's
Great Bazar, corner of Nicollet and Sixth
street. Minneapolis. The train has been
chartered especially to show the people of
the Sanity City the immense stock of
goods which has been gathered from
all parts of the world. Just think of
prices from 10 to 100 per cent. lower than
any one else marks down. Think of a
grand bazar employing over 100 clerks,
that keeps constantly employed four deliv-
cry wagons, whose shelves are loaded down
with almost everything that is sold in our
markets, such as dry goods, groceries,
boots and shoes, hats and caps. jewelry,
silver ware, japanese goods, all kinds of
stationery and wall paper. candies, ETC.,
etc. Think, for instance, of a purchase of
half million of Christmas cards, from
the cheapest to the highest quality. All
purchases, except groceries, made by st.
Paul parties will be delivered free of
charge. Don't forget the day. The train
leaves st. Paul by the Manitoba railroad at
1890 this, Saturday, morning and return
ing. leaves Minneapolis at 4:38 D. N.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-11

Special Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, Nov. iO.-The Chicago, Mil
waukee & ST. Paul Railroad company will,
sell first-class tickets from st. Paul and
Minneapolis to Chicago, commencing to
morrow Saturday morning at S. each.