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not come on earth; but IL is Gods plan to
place honor on every honorable head. There
is q natural instinct ofhOnOr-a craving for it.
IL is often perverted; but in itself 1t Is a
natural principal, and God appeals to It, This
young man had poverty then elevation, then
q prison, then throne, then n grand
death, then funeral cortege Of thou
sands carried for forty years his cmbalmed
body TO rest in Canaan. With ObsCurity
God honors some men TO sec il they Will
be honorable in that position. With wealth
Sod honOrs some to prove their candidature
for honor The world is slowly coming to
honor the true virtues. 1t was the cry Hon
est Abe Lincoln" that made Mr.. Lincoln
president 1t is Gods plan that all men,
either before or at the great judgment day,
shall honor the whole sum of Christian virtues.
"Glory, honor, and eternal life " is the Cul-
minating promise
2. There is q lesson as to overcoming temp
tation. When the hot breath of hell blew
over him lie cried out, How can | do this
great wickcdness and sin against God" 1t
was not sins sad shame or its sure detection,
nor yet its terrible result but its wrong before
God that restrained him. Other natives have
place; this the place in n noble character.
3. He teaches us - peculiar kind of self
reliance. There Is the braggart bravery of
self confidence, and there is the better
bravery of an humble confidence in God.
4. He teaches us to make our lives plan
of God. God opens n career before any man
in which, when that man accepts divine
grace, he shall be used ioyfully and blessedly
in the scheme of divine providence. Pha-
raoh and Joseph both had the opportunity to
accept plan Of Gods for their lives. One
took it; the other did not. But Pharaoh, in
one way, if lie did not in another, gloriticd
God-glorifed Him in showing that no man
sins, as God has said, without sorrow.
Take your choice us to which way.
There is no escaping from the universe
of God. Each man conquers or is conquered,
is victor or is vanquished. Each man is a
monument of warning, or he is pillar in the
temple, and in him is engraved the new
name"
3. Joseph's faith in glorius future shall
teach u. lie might have had u pyramid ior
n sepulchurein Egypt. But he believed In the
promise OF Il luture tOr the Israel of God. Its
ncareft and physical expression was literal
going up into u literal Canaan. But that was
the object lesson of u spiritual future. Let Us,
with him, clay hold on eternal liic."
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ARE you lonely tonight Miss A 20 "no
sir! | wish We're lOnelier. lis bade her
good night and went home, took large dose
of Dr. Bulls Cough syrup, fearing her icy
manner had given him cold.
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Sprtial i.lotitrs.
tlBs posToFEIcE NOTICE.

ASBs PosToFFICE NOTICE
close at thls office a follows:
MnDE,n,AY..At 30 ?. m for Mexico, per steamship
Whitley, Via New orleans
TUESDAY AT o a. m. for Europe, per steamship
Wisconsin. via Queenstown; at y. IA. for Porto
EGS aps dSS per 1ssgp basgdp 9 ApP rN. x pG b M Sr
steamship santo Domingo; at 1880 p N. tor Hondu
ras aud Livingston, per steamship City Of Dallas,
WEDNESDAY a. ni for the West Indies, via
II. Thomas, and for Brazil direct, per steamship
per steamship Parthla, via Queenstown Qetlers Tor
Frunce.musl be directed per Parthia }; at II. m
at 7 u. m for the Netherlands, via Anstcrdatn: al
1880 a. M for Venezuela aud Curacoa per steam
sRP city OF Mcxico' o.. via New orleans ''' '''
THURSDAE.-At $50 u. m. for Europe, per steam
sup deruSeii WI uVSns'ow @ M d, a''n,S e m @ mus pe ui
per steamship Sueva, via Plymouth, Cherbourg,
and Hamburg; at 1880 p. M Tor cuba, the West In
dies, and Mexico, per steamship Guy of Merida
FRiDAY."At 1850 D. m. for Truxillo and Ruatan,
SATURDAY.-AtG3 G3O a. m. for Europe. per steam
ship Gernanlc, via Queenstown Oeters for Ger
many and Scotland must be directed per Ger
manlc') at II ~ M for scotland direct, per steam
ship AnchOri0 vin Glasgow; at IL a. IN. for Bel
Ge Mern Gei NJ q per or Enrnpe ne Ss eE
via Southampton and Bremen tletteTs for scotland
must be DIRECTED per oder al l;5O y M for Cuba
Vuna; at 10 H.. m. Tor Greytown ANA Lmon, per
steamship Bcllyer
p; Mails Tor Australia, New Zealand, sand.
wich and FIJI Islands. per steamship city Of
sydney, via san Francisco, close March FSI at
EThe schedule of closing of Trans Pacific mails is
overland transit 10 san francisco. Malls from the
east ARRIVING on Time az san francisco ON me day OF
sailing of steamers are dispatched thence the same
HENRY G. PEARSON.
fpNag
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tlirO

RE1LLY.-on Friday, March o. at 1929 p. n1,. Ma
M1E RE1LLN, IN the 18th ysnr Ot her age.
funeral from her mothers residence, No. 3l5 I
street southeast, Monday Ch H. at o'clock, from
thence to ST. Peters Church Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited To attend.
HARRIS on the 10th instant. Mrs. SUSAN w.
HARRIS. formerly OF Richmond, Va, IN the J3d year
of her lgp.
Funeral from her late residence, i0li Tenth street
northwest, at o'clock D. M, on Monday, March IL.
kS3.
tRlchmond papers please copy.l
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LOCAL MENTION.
EASTER cAnDs-J. jay Gould, 42i Ninth street

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered In y Id" Ward" prints Mt 55c perlb.
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball; buttermilk DC.
per quart, and sweet milk, sc. per quart.
THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, WATCHES, jcwelry, &c. Call on or
address Herzog, No 305 Ninth street, near Penn
sylvauin avenue.
National Republican., 1883-03-12
"GoIden medical Dlscoveryn

for all scrofulas and virulent blood d-posons, is
specific. BY druggists,
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= ANNUAL ELECTION.
B. ENTWI5LE,
APOTHECARY,
1901 pennsyIyanla avenue northwest.

T-VI INIIII6y INHIIIII HFVIIuN II77FVTI7'N'''
Dealer in Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Per
hlmery, 10 let Articles, fOnps, SpOngeS &c,
Prescriptions compound Il day or night
soda aud Mineral Waters on draught the year
round. mcha1ly
h1S55@ AIR PILLOWS, RAGS. AToMIZERs,
R=S1 DOuci es, and other Hubber Goods at
oci CoUGHLIN's Masonic Temple
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Southern Life and Scenes,
PERIODICALS.

POSTAGE Free to all subscribers In the United Stats
or Can ida.
Remltlances should be made by Postofice Money
Order or Draft, to avoid risk Of loss. Address
HARPER s. BROTHERS, Eyanklin Square, n. Y.
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NOVELTIES liz WHrrE GooDs. s
sEATON PERRY,

SEATON PERRY.
Successor to Perry 4 Brotne-.)
NEW, NEW FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
CORRECT PRICES"
INDIA LINENS. PERSIAN I,AwNs
LINEN CAMBRICS. PRINCESS LAWNS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH NAINSpoKS
English PIQUES. INDIA MULIS.
STRIPED AND CHECKED NAtNS0oks
DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS MusIfNs
COSTUMES.
IVORY WHITE EMBROIDERED ALeArRoss
EMBROIDERED FRENCH sArtNs ROBES.
EMBROIDERED INDIA foNaEE ROBES.
=, ELEG MT AND COMPLETE STOCK OF LIGHT.
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
LOUISlNES. SURAHS AND SUMMER SILKS
CANTON CREPES AND CREPE DE CHINE.
SuPEkB STOCK OF BLACK AND CULORED
SILKS, NELVETS AND GAuZES.
BLACK SPANISH AND GuIPuRE LACE NETS.
EMBROIDERED FICHUS. PARIS JER,EY
NV BLACK GRENADINES. FRENCH G. p.
CORSETS.
ANDERSON'S SCOTCH ZEPHYRs.
FRENCH SATINES. PRINTED LINEN LAWNS.
NEW COACHING PARASOLS A d SUN UMBREL-
LAS FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURERS.
Sc CHOICE GOODS PLAIN FIGUREs AND CORRECT
Prices.
sEATON PERRY.
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street.
Established 1910. my5
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Away Down" Pa 1cEs
AWAY UP" CLOTHING
THE MISFIT STORE
Corner 10Th and f streets

AWAY UP" CLOTHING
THE MIsFIT STORE.
Corner 10Th and F streets.
10 different patterns Cashmere and Cheviot Suits at
~ different patterns Cashmere and Cheviot SUITS
20 different patterns Cashmere and Chevot Suits at
/ different patterns Cashmere and Cheviot Suits at
II different patterns Cashmere and Cheviot Suits at
SIS. worth s2S. "
;, These Suits are made with Sack and Frock Coats
ship.
Black and Brown Tr:cot Coat and Vest Prince Albert
Finest Black Broadeloth Suits, s25. worth s45.
Back Diagonal Suits SIS. worth S2S.
B,ue Serge Suits. finest quality SIS, worth s25.
H Black Serge suits finest quait,. So. worth s2s.
Iine G9rkscrew Suits. SIS: worth $50.
Bne flannel suits suits e. A. r. cut s6 So worth slO
Fine Yacht Cloth Sui,s. 49, worth s23
S2rng Qyercoats, in great variety will be sold re-
BOYS CLOTHING.
SUITS FOR BOYS FROM IL TO II.
Good Plain suits for <5 worth S.
Splendid SUITS for 81 So worth So
EssRnt Sq1 s aGr - e. sN5h b slS
FOR BOYS From 4 To IL
Good k9pckatont Suits for 81, worth IS. so.
All wool Suits for a. worth &c. 50.
Splendid Suits for So worth s.
Ell CANT suits for s6. worth $40.
e. g. So 3d. 49, 80 "a. $3.50 IS and &C. about one
At 15c-. 81, 81 % and 81 so
Gos,amer Goats for Men and Boys at sl75 49, s. So
20 $3.50 and "a, worth fully double.
THE MI5FIT STORE,
Corner 10th and Streets,
mas TO connection with any concern apprOprating our
mSo name.
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SUMNER DREss Gons

SUMNER lJRESS VJDODS
BAIISTE IN BEAUTIFUL STYxES
CHOICE PATTERNS IN LINEN LAWNS
DOIIED SWISS MUSLINS IN NEW PATTERNS
SAIlNE EMBROIDERED DRESSES ALL COi.ORs
VIII TIE EMB. NULL DRESSES,
CREAM EMB. NULL DRESSES
PONGEE DRESSES WITH EMB
PkiNIED CHINA PONGEE AT &c.. THE RE6U.
LAR PRICE HAVING BEEN 81. WILL MAKE
~ EGANT AND COOL WRAPPERS.
SUMNER SILKS IN ALL STYLES AND cor ORS
GRENADINES. HERMANIs, CAMEI'S HAIR.
LBAIkOSS. AND ALL OTHER BLACK GOODS
SUITABLE FOR MOURNING,
PAA lsIU ATTENTION is CALLED TO OUR
NH MITE MUSLIN EMB. ROBES, FOR GRADUA-
lion AND DISTRIBUTION DRESSES.
'E 81 ~ LANCE STOCK OF CHOICE PARASOLS, IN
gu y UtM l in GREAT VARIETY.
We OFFER THE MOST ASTONISHING BARGAINS
" The SEASON IN PLUMETTES. PLUMETTE
Is COTTON WARP AND WOOL FILLING GRf n
ADINE: WHITE GROUND, WITH SMALL col
W &KED FIGqREs. The PRICE is l2!Sc: PER YD..
VIZ AXE OPENING NEW GOODS EVERY DAY, AND
PAhIlES LIFTING OUT FOR THE SPRINGS.
SEASIDE OR MOUNTAINS, WILL FIND SCITA-
ONE PRICE. W. M SINISTER SONS
n. B-THE BEST IS TIE CHEAPEST. myl
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Plate GLASS INSURANCE.

THE LLOYDS PLATE GLASS INSURANCE CON-
PANY OF NEW YORK CITY
500 0c0 In u Bonds deposited with the Insurance
Department, state of New York, for the SECURITY :
of all Policy holders.
ENSURES GLASS IN WINDOWS SHOWCASES
:. EITHER ON LIST Ok COST VALUATIO y.
We respectfully solicit personal inquiries as to terme
any cause except fre. -
TYIEk & RUTHERFORD AGrNTa
Mya-2w LAS + street northWest
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Gu1SSIr & COMPANY,
404 AND 4O6 SEVENTH STREET NV,
VIII open Monday Morning. May 9th
SPECIAL SALE OF SILKS. DRESS GooDs AMI
HOSIERY,

SPECIAL SALE OF SILKS DRESS GOODS AND
HOSIERY,
at prices not hitherto offered this SEASON in the DIS
lhICI lnGudinK fun and complete line of SPRING
prices ranging from 4Oc to 81 30 per vard a'
A SPECIAL LOT of FOULARDS marked down to
QUO. rf former price 75G and 81
NEW SHADE, 24s inches wide. at sl.25 per yard"
ACA wdI.f Of POLK DOT sURAHs 2s inches wide.
g. Also a Case of ORIENTAL POLKA DOT SATIN
ssh AasG at 81 and fGrmeF gTiess sl75 y,
BELLOWS and IAPIS -IERS. Also. OTTOMANS
kHADAMES aud MARVEILLEUX at prices ranging
rom .oc to IS so and positively rs per below
A Full and Complete STOCK of BLACK GOODS in
a rahe e and materials at reasonable prices.
ms. IN all the fashionable shades 81 inches wide
IILUMINATE6 SUITINGs woo-42 inches
All the ' s fs S1 s SGF. s in DE BEsEs .1R
IROS CLOTHS. NUNS yEILINGS and CASH
SAT!ENS and PINHEAD CHECKS.
SPECIAL LOTS of LACES, Ribbons HAM
B1IRGHs KID AND Isle THREAD GLOVES,
i EtaGH IL C0ILAKs and CUFFS. HANDKEK.
Our HOSIERY DEPARTMENT will be found repIete
WITH an the newest styles in FOREIGN and DOMES-
always on hand.
=, In our White Goods. Linen and DOMESTIC DE-
PAYMENTS will be found DESIRABLE and NE
CESSAHY Goodsat LOW and REDUCED PRICES
An examination of GOODS and PRICES will well
repay the visitor. " WA
Agents for HAkPERS BAZAAR PATTERNS.
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some or the colored politicians are protesting
against the proposed Washington convention on
The ground that the men who called it are not re-
cognized political leaders Of that race These pro-
tests are based upon the narrow view that moth
Ing can be accomplished for the negro outside of
politics The men who planned and called the
convention have exercised right in so doing that
belongs TO them as free citizens of this country
Some OF them have demonstrated that there is a
higher and nObler work for the colored man than
working In the harness OF machine politics and
waiting for a small office
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ONE PRICE ONLY.
WOODWARD Il LoTHROP.
921-PENNSYLvANIA AvENUE-sa1.
WH1rE Su1rs. WH1rr Surrs,

Our assortment Of White Suits is by all odds laryer
shown before. W" A~'oo over
we onv ask ca reiu. examination of the qualities
they cannot be surpassed at the prices We shall offer
tnenl. Our suits are all fitted by competent Dress
without extra charge ~ ''o niatie
CLOTH JACKETsl CLOTH JACKET,
LIT In the Latest Styles snd in light medium and dark
which formerly sold for S. So can now he bouSht f
T. very stylish Jacket, worth SIS. now offered nj
T. 90. An elegant quality and entirely new stxie
Jacket. good value at 10 30. can now be had at S.
Our stock OF Spring Wraps comprises the newest
designs in Mantilas and Dolmans, the handsou,est
hns ever offered in this city.
We have also full assortment of Linen and Moh,,,
IrayelnR listers from 81 upwards.
shetland Wool hawls In all colors and ct all prices
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
my4 92l Pennsyivsnia avenue 99I
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The British house OF commons originally refused
10 ADMIT Bradiaugh TO seat in that body to which
ne mad been duly elected. because he would not
take the oath, but is stiu denied his seat
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E E 4 81 ! E 7 \
Ale SEVENTH STREET. 4le
We have Big Bargains to offer this week In our
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Andteseossin Cotton at cents: New York Mills
% senis. sold at 81. All Linen German Table Linen.
Whit hit 1t s 3 DOZEN aorh Se
Turkey Red Table D.mssk st 40 cents only and a
are bought at auction and are good bargains.
IN OUR LADIES' SUIT DEPARTMENT.
lot of Ladies' Spring Jackets from SIS to So, offer
broken lots and must be sold a. half pree Saads Sn
Mhss SH nom ne % ust 81 Szss I
trimmed with handsome embroidery at only 80. 20.
IN OUR CHII.DREN's SUIT DEPARTMENT.
lot Of Mother Hubbard bingham Suits at ST. So
lot OF French Bingham SHIFTS. handsomely trimmed at
g. So up to four years Fine Cashners Mother Hub
49, for two and three years old.
BOYS SHIRT WAISTS.
We keep the largest assortment OF Boys Shirt Waists
Numbered and unaundered exclusive patterns and
warranted the best cut and make from Is cents up.
Closing out my entire department of Boys Clothing
For Bargains lock in
papers.
BAUM'S,
my5 416 7rH STREET NORTHWEST
NJ MUNCAsTER, Pm. D. THos. A. HOWARD
MUNCASTER HOWARD,
CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS,
DEALERS IN FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
COR. 7TH AND STREETS NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON. DC.
Prescriptions a specially. 1t.
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w OODWARD d LOTHROP
BOSTON HOUSE.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS

We shall continue the sale Of
BLACK SATIN MERvEILLIEUx.
in the superb qualities we have been selling OF late
'ac.. 9Oc., 81. 81. 10 and 81. "a per yard
We guarantee them-every thread pure Silk and
recommend them for splendid wearing Qualities Our
line OF Black Silks will hereafter contain the hest pro
auctions OF American Looms. which are obtaining daily
SO env1able reputation for durability They DO moi
have high lustre Lyons Silks for the reason thai
our American manufacturers do not fill the weft with
chemicals, which give high lustre and greater weight
to the fabric without adding to it's wearing quality
Having demonstrated that silks can be manufactured
In this country cheaper than in France they
TO make only such goods will commend their mann.
facture to consumers.
we nave OF late. had many customers who have been
greatly pleased with two qualities we are showing at
and 81 30 per Yard, which we highly recommend
SURAH SILKS
are also very popular. We have a splendid quality,
VELVET EDGE SURAH."
at 81 per yard. to match all the shades of Dress
Goods. Also, good
sATINE sURxH.
at 46c per yard Can be had in the new coors of Man
DARN and Crushed Strawberry
FANCY SILKS, CHECKED SILKS. BLACK AND
WHITE STRIPED. SILKS,
only 5cc per yard. Black and White Checked Silks
only 62fc. per yard. Pin Checks and Fancy Checks.
only CSC. per yard Fancy Silks in new Colors and eff
1ecs Too per yard. Louisine Check Silks in elegant
Styles only II per yard-Dollar twenty-five quality.
These goods we purchased at auction. and we call at
to extra good values which we are thus
bied to offer in them Choice selections be found
BLACK GRENADINES.
We havea splendid qua ity all silk, at 81 DER ward
winch Is worth dollar twenty five, and finer Qualities
al $lzo $l5O 81 rs and 81 yard in Brocades and
naune ntapes, equally cheap. Nuns Yelling at 46c
per yard. regular &c. quality At &c., very fine one
both AZ inches wide.
BLACK LACE BUNTING
at DUO. per yard Superb color and quality Warranted
all wool. Forty-two inches wide
HENRIETTA CLOTH.
Pure silk and wool. at 81 per yard.
CoLoRED CAsHAdEREs.
The finest line Of shades In this CITY, and at the prices
the best quality-50c and 75c per yard
24-inch Nuns Yelling, In Cream, Light Blue pint
and Azuline Blue, at 2lc. per yard Splendid yaiue
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BuRr's SHOES.

BURrs SHOES.
BURT's SHOES FOR CENTS AND BOYS
e'e conceded to be the best SHOES made. We have
'e IN al the leading Styles and Price very moderate
COUSINS FINE SHOES FOR LADIES
sre 'he most reliable SHOES made. We have them In
every width.
Our STOCK in the above never more complete.
VIZ HAVE THE FINEST LINE M s,,ppros
EVER OFFERED. fA'
CALL AND LOOK AT THESE GOODS.
Prices unusually low for such fine goods at
SINSHEIMER'S,
ayi4 s0s SEVENTH STREET.
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Count Won Moitke is reported by cattle to he
serious y I'LL, and at his advanced age tss the re-
port OF severe illness VIII probably not long pre-
eede that OF death
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The Light Infantry fair has proved a great suc-
cess, and the money raised Will give a big boom
To the grand armory project.
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There We're two recorded victims yesterday to
gas sunocation. In spite OF the warnings, con-
faiDed now and then In the newspapers against
"oioWing out the gas" people frequently lay
down 10 their death In that way through fgno-
rance. But then it is fair to assume that victims
OF gas suffocation in these days belong to that
stupid class who regard it as a waste OF time to
read the newspapers
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EOR RELIABLE AND PERFECTLY SAFE
Il CATHAR1 &c take Natians' Fle-home made they
are always fresh Have teen used fifteen years
oy the people OF this city They contain nothing dele
terious-are gentle and yet thorough in their action
ARTHUR NATTANs. Pharmacist
my5 18th and i, I'd and d. and 7th and sts n "
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A RIIF1CIAL EYES. g. &l0 SIS. THE n
Glan; 81. 90 Pearl opera. HEMPLER'B lThe Opticisn1
Old stand. 4oSPa. ave. 1elephonie connection. n
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GUINNIP & CO.,
404 AND 4O6 SEVENTH STREET N. W. n.v5
EDDY RrrR1enRAroRs
WITH SLATE STONE SHELVES
HAVE REPUTATION OF THIRTY-FIVE YEARS
STANDING. AND ARE ACKNOWLEDGED EVERY
WHERE THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE.
SEE OUR TESTIMONIALS
Ii. W. BEVERIDGE.
1909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
SOLE AGENT FOR THE DISTRICT
ALSO. WALNUT AND ASH DINING-ROOM RE-
FEIGERATORS. mys
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There Is disposition In Mass chuSetts to make
the Te9kesbury almshOuse Investigation pollti-
cal QUESTION. ana to put up the character OF the
Marsh family to be voted at. Gov. Butler has
committed the grave offense OF refusing to accept
eminent resp ctability at its face value, but as he
has demopstrlted that his estimate of it was the
correct One the class he has offended will scarcely
succeed in making the masses believe that he Is
engaged In persecution because OF political opin-
ION.
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NEW STOCK.
IN SUPER MERINO UNDERWEAR
PLAIN AND FANCY SILK. BALBRIGGAN IISIE
COTTON HALF-HOSE
Popular Prices. ' W.
". S. TEL.
myo 9S6 PeIhsvvanla xvenna
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WALK RS 204 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
w Moth Proof Paper for Packing Goods, WhtewasI
brushes and Lime cheap Pine Tar Clements. Felt and
Pitch Crooks Telephone. nly5
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The Pennsylvania stalwartS are Offering the
Independents every inducement TO return TO The
party fold, and as both factions are thoroughly
convinced that party strife means continuance
OF democratic rule, it is probable that robust
Efforts Will be made to bring about q reunion OF
the party. The call for the regular convention
Invites the Independents 10 participate In the
primary elections upon the understood terms that
the boilers shall be fully forgiven. The staiwart
leaders profess their willingness TO surrender en-
tire control OF the convention TO the Independents
and permit the latter to name the ticket This Is
liberal enough, independents admit, but there Is a
lurking suspicion of the bosses which tends TO
mold some back Those who bOtpd last year have
now pretty complete organization, consisting OF
State and county committees An acceptance OF
the Stalwart invitation to unite In one convention
Involves the virtual disbandiny OF this organiza-
tlon- There Is a disposition among the indie
pendents to let the stalwarts prove the sincerity
o their reform professions before taking steps
that would leave them once more with the only
political organic lton In the state opposed to the
democracy. II the coming republican convention
demonstrates Its freedom from boSsism the pros
pect OF party harmony will be very fair.
The Indictment OF p. J. Sherid IN. John Walsh,
and Peter lyman, the notorious NO. l." indicates
the determined purpose Of the British government
TO raise the question OF It's right to the persons OF
these men under the extra iitiOn treaty. With re-.
gard to Walsh AMI Sheridan, extraditiOn proceed
fngs will probably not be carried very far They
Seem 10 be able TO establish an abb at the time of
the Phoenix park murders. and their alleged con-
nection with the conspiracy seems to rest more
upon suspicion than proof. III It can be established
that lyman is the veritable No. /, then, perhaps,
the question Will be raised that the conspiracy
he organized Was political AMI that, therefore,
his onense comes under that head. On the de-
cislon OF this question, then, would hang the
result and possibly hang lyman too; for he would
be given swift ''1uStice" OF the most approved
British quality for Irish offenders. The broad
spirit with which England has maintained the
right OF asylum for political offenders, covering
In many avOwed revolutionists and nihili sts
may furnish presidents against her claim In this
case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-05

Tie conference between iron manufacturers and
employees at PittSburg yesterday adjourned finally
without reaching any basis OF anicable settle
ment, and IL looks II the probe strike of iron
Workmen VIII take place on the first OF next
month The wor&men cannot be convinced that,
With the country generally enjoying prosHerity.
the Iron interest is suffering so badly as to
. reduction OF their wages