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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-14

The Purscr Of the City of Sydney
reports having passed through very
heavy weather on the up-trip. About
March End they fell in with strong
gale from the NE, with a cross sea
from n. and NE. The waters rose
very high. Water came on board
over the top of the smoke-stack, and
for hours continuous the space be-
tween the hurricane and main-decks
was filled with water. A sailor,
Louis Moisory, native of France,
was washed overheard off the
Friendly Isles, Ofoo and Mana, at 8
AM. He was treading water gallant
ly as long as he could be seen Ca
distance of 2 milcs.) The mate,
chief engineer, chief steward, and
purser, had all narrow escapes from
being washed overheard. The storm
lasted for about 80 hours. She
brings Auckland dates to 9th, and
Sydney to 22nd.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-14
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Monuokawai brought GAO
bags of sugar.
The Ninito has been put in
thor ough order, and is much I'M
proved in value. The mystery is
still kept rs to where she is bound
for, but most people think it is a
fishing excursion North.
The Steamer Sity Of Sydney
brought 147 cases of plants etc, 81
sacks potatoes.
The Discovery took 12.S02 cases
sugar, 200 bbls molasses. Value
Domestic, s93.15l.92.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-14
WEST MAUI CORRESPONDENCE
From Our Own C,rcspundcnt)

tFrOm Our own C'rlCcpondcht)
DIR. Fitch has just spent a few
days at Lahaina. His visit caused
the usual excitement among the
natives. Many Of them went to him
to be examined, and he left medi-
cines for quite number.
1t has been raining to day, and
there seems to be prospect for
more unsettled weather.
Work on the plantation goes Oh
as usual. Prospects seem good. The
railway is saving a great deal OF
labor in bringing the cane in from
Kaanapa.i.
March 10, 1888.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-14

Some one left their two-whceled
break, with the horse hurncssed to
it, without anyone to look after it,,
and MS a consequence the horse had
walked off. Ok Monday, at 10 AN.
it was arrested on Merchant street,
between Fort and Alakea streets.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-14
Tht nailp B"lletip
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH Ia, 1883.
THIS DAYS DolNGS.
MORNING.

Mr.. +. =. Adams will Sell, at 10
o'clock furniture, house, land, etc.,
estate of +. c. Dillingham;.
EVENING.
Oahu Lodge, No. | X. of =. $50.
Bethel Prayer Meeting, at 7:30.
Fort st. Church, Prayer Meeting
at 1880. Business meeting at $50.
st. Andrews Cathedral, usual
services, at 7:30.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-14

One of the passengers by the City
Of Sydney stated that during the
storm, two of the passengers were
washed out of their rooms and had
to swim to regain them.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-14
LOCAL & GENERAL ITEMS.

OK Monday Mr.. Morrill,, the Port.
Surveyor, found 20 tins OF opium in
a half barrel of salmon, which arriv.
ell on the Suez.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-14
DIED.

On the 3rd January, 1888, at ST. Kilda
Melbourne, Australia, PRISCILLA Hos.
KING, widow of the late Richard +. Bic
kcrton, of Melbourne, and mother OF
Richard f. Bickcrton, of this city.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-14

His Majesty will be present at Mr..
Cummings luau at Waimanalo to-
day. He will proceed on his yacht
Healani.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-14

YESTERDAY the Hon. A. S. Cleg-
horn, +. A. Schaefer, Consul for
Italy, and j. II. Patty, Consul for
Belgium, visited the Admiral, and
were received with customary honors.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-14
WM. McCANDLESS,
Wanted,
For Sale,

A FINE BUILDING LOT situate
"A on Kinau and Lunalilo streets,
Kuaokahna Plains; area 10000 square
feet. The lot is enclosed with good
substantial fence. For further particu.
lars apply to
j. Nj. MONSARRAT,
Attorney at LAW.
343 If No. 27 Merchant ST., Honolulu
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-14

ooh licUiuaiy N"o SohoNSiSN WY
satisfactory. Excellent steel has
been produced before, but the cost
was always too great. Now, Amer
lean machinery has been imported,
and by its>aid the sand can be work.
cd chcoply.N The proprictors have
leased 6 miles of the shore Of the
Manukau where the ironsand, cS-
lists to the extent OF millions of tons.
The Japanese warship Rinjio left
Wellington for Chill, Feb. 25th.
Thence she will go to Peru, aud
thence TO Japan via Honolulu, arriv-
ing home in September. 1t appears
that another Japanese man-of-war
will visit New Zealand next year,
though whether Wellington will be
selected as the port of call is not
known. 1t seem, the passage from
Japan to New Zealand, for the train
ing of their future naval officers. is a
favorite one with the Japanese, the
voyage to England being considered
too long, while that to the East
Indies is invested with too many
risks in the shape Of disease. The
japanese think of testing the New
Zealand market with some of the
products of their country.
The New South Wales government
have not yet given any definite in
formation as to their intention to re-
new Cor not) the contract for the
S. +. mail service.
The lusus nature born in the
FoXton district some four or five
months ago, in the shape Of two fe-
male infants joined together in Siam
ese twin fashion, still thrives, and
there appears every probability of
the infants arriving at a stage OF
healthy and robust health.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Very disgraccful scenes have oc'
Cured in Parliament. Two members
have resigned.--Comparisons have
been made of California and New
South Wales wines matured in
bottle for z years, much to the credit
of the latter.
A successful trial has been made
of the pumps which have been Gttet
for raising the Austral. She nov
lies on an even keel, and it is c1
pected that she will be foated in I
day or two. All the arrangement
arc complete, and success appear
assured.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Mr.. Redmond, MP, member O
the Irish Land League is in Adelaide
addressing the people on behalf o
that organization. The Overlan'
wooden tclegraph-polcs are nov
being replaced with iron ones. 1t
fonnd that fewer breaks in the lin
occur.
VICTORIA.
Parliament was dissolved on tn
30th January. The elections wer
to take place the day the mail lef
, Over 1.200 tailoresses were on strik
{ for higher wages.
, | OrIurNcJ ANTI
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-14

The Steamer City of Sydney left
the wharf last evening some ten min
utcs before seven o'clock, the time
set for sailing, and the mails, which
were on the wharf promptly at that
hour, had to be sent out by the pi-
lots boat, and were put on board the
steamer outside the harbor. We UNI
derstand that it was very large mail.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-14

YESTERDAY, at the Police Court,
Mr.. Cunha, licenscc of the Union
Saloon, preferred charge of malic-
ious injury against the captain of the
Mary +. Dodge. 1t appears the cap
tain was in the saloon talking over
business with another captain, and
they were talking loudly, and some
strong language was used. Cunha
then called the captain a--
when he turned round and threw
the first thing that was at hand at
Cunha's head. 1t missed him, but
struck some bottles behind the bar
and smashed them. 'Yhe captain
was fined $40 and costs.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-14

Parliament was dissolved on the
30th January. The elections were
to take place the day the mail left.
Over 1.200 tailoresscs were on strike
for higher wages.
QUEENSLAND.
An extraordinarily high tide oc-
cured at Moreton Bay, Feb. Sth.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-14
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Mr.. Redmond, NIP, member Of
the Irish Land League is in Adelaide,
addressing the people on behalf of
that organization. The Overland
wooden tclegraph-polcs are now
being replaced with iron ones. 1t is
fonnd that fcwcr breaks in the line
occur,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-26
WoonwAnD & LorHRop

INVITE ATTENTION TO THE PERFECTION OF
FINISH AND WORKMANSHIP TO WHICH WE
HAVE ATTAINED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. OUR AIM IS CON-
STANTLY TO SHOW OUR CUSTOMERS AN I'M.
PROVED QUALITY OF WORK AND MATERIAL.
AND IN THIS WE HAVE SUCCEEDED THIS
YEAR TO A GREATER EXTENT THAN EVER BE-
FORE IN THE FIRST PLACE, THE QUALITY
OF MUSLIN Is OF MUCH HIGHER GRADE AND
PERFECTLY FREE FROM DRESSING OR STARCH.
ADD TO THIS THE BEAUTIFUL FINISH WHICH
OUR LINE SHOWS THIS SEASON, AND YOU
HAVE SUCH PERFECT GARMENTS. AND AT
SUCH LOW PRICES FOR THE QUALITY OF
FERED. THAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY
THE MATERIALS AND MAKE THEM AT HOME.
WE RESPECTF ULLY INVITE A COMPARISON OF
OUR STOCK WITH ANY OTHERS.
OUR LINE OF FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMER
ICAN CORSETS Is ALSO COMPLETE, AND
PRICES VERY ATTRACTIVE.
WE HAVE THE BEST GERMAN CoRsETs AT
THOSE PRICES. WE HAVE NICE FRENCH 'R.
D." CORSET AT $3.50 EACH, AND DIR. WARMERS
HEALTH CoRsETs AT 81 EACH. WE KEEP ONLY
WHITE IN STOCK, BUT WILL OBTAIN ANY
SIZE IN COLORED AT FEW DAYS NOTICE.
WE HAVE REDUCED The PRICES ON FEW
LINES OF FINE FRENCH CORSETS TO CLOSE
OUT QUICKLY, TO MAKE ROOM FOR OTHER
STYLES.
WE ARE ALSO MAKING MARKED REDUC-
TON IN CERTAIN STYLES OF GARMENTS OF
LAST SEASONS MANUFACTURE, WHICH WE
DO PROPOSE TO CONTINUE THIS SEASON,
AND SHALL OFFER BARGAINS IN THEM.
THE LOCATION OF THIS DEPARTMENT ON
OUR SECOND FLOOR AFFORDS AN EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY FOR CAREFUL AND CRITICAL
EXAMINATION.
SMALL WARE DEPARTMENT-WE HAVE JUST
OPENED LINE OF FINE SILK ELASTIC GAR
TER WEB IN THE FOLLOWING COLORs: BLACK,
WHITE. BLUE. PINK AND OLD GOLD. AT 49,
PER YARD-CHEAP. RICK-RACK BRAIDs PROM
Use TO BE IN GREAT FAVOR THE COMING SEA.
SON. WE HAVE SPLENDID LINE IN COTTON
AND LINEN AT VERY Low PRICES. CLARK'S
TWILL END COTTON. 55c. PER DOZEN.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT LADIES' FLEECE
TO $3.50. NICE GOODS. A BARGAIN; FEW
TO 81; FLEECE-LINED SILK TAFFETA JERSEY
GLOVES. IN TANS AND WINES, REDUCED
FROM 81. TO 81 PER PAIR-CHEAP; YOU CAN
MAKE MONEY BY KEEPING THEM TILL NEXT
WINTER, WHILE WE CANNOT.
SMALL LOT OF 2-BUTTON GENTS FRENCH
KID GLOVES AT 81 PER PAIR, THE BEST GLOVE
OFFERED AT THE PRICE-ALL SIZES, ~ TO 8k
GENTS WHITE AND OPERA KID GLOVES AT
75c. PER PAIR.
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SIX years ago the Empress Of Germany an
nounced that She would henccforth decorate with
a golden cross every female servant who had
passed forty years OF her life in the same family.
An Official list, published with the beginning OF
the present year, shows that the recipients Oh
royal favor number 80 far s9a This IS a result
such as perhaps no other country in the world
could show. In the United States Instances of
such relations existing for ten years are almost
phenomenal
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PLums READY FoR P1ck1Na.

In advertisement Of yesterday there two
rors. One was our Custom Pants lett on hand for
rous causes reduced S. not stated in yes
terday's paper. Another was, S. Children's
Suits reduced to s3. 49, should have read &c. We only
advertise what have and therefore careful that
no errors should occur In advertisements. Since
yesterday have added the following lots to odds
and ends Do not delay Calling. goods at the figures
we name move rapidly.
Lots Fl Ia and 2l15.-Imported Chsyiot Sack Suits,
medium In color for some reason did not cell we'll they
are hrst-class in respect well worth $50 suit
They must go and you can now buy q suit for SIS.
One lot Of Childrens Overcoats cages to 10 years)
none worth less than S. worth So at So So
One lot Of Chdren's Knee Pants cages to years..
have been Toe and ST. now go at 500.
One lot Boys Suits Are good value at S. and &c.
go at s..
Lots2056 and 2060.-Boys all wool Suits we'll made
and well trimmed, good value at So Come and take
your choice at Sc. so.
One lot of about $50 pairs Of Atwood Cashmere Pan
taloons former price S. now go At -.
About 165 Pairs Of Pantaloons good value at S. now
go at IS.
When you are UP way drop in and look over our
ODDS AND ENDS TABLES.
In tbs part Of first floor they just loaded
with bargains Cut prices prevail in all departments
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Inere are signs that tile chap who undertook to
eat two gua!ls day for thirty days. IN New
York eating house, viii fail to carry out his I'M
dertak ng. There are, however, no Indications OF
any falling OF In the receipts of the bar OF the s-
soon, ana That seems to be the objective point OF
the test OF appetential endurance.
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I,anhss.ss.ect Tomorrow.

The demand upon the advertising space OF The
STAR Is so large that IL is absolutely necessary In
order to insure classification and insertion, that
advertisements should be handed In before ~ m.
tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-26

Inc QeIcn1anJS IN the star route tTl1f nave SUD-
denly ceased TO be amused at the character of the
testimony presented. 1t has become entirely too
serious for forced jokes. In laying the fuunda-
ton OF their case the prosecution necessarily had
TO go over much OF the ground covered in the
former trial The reading md Identification OF
documents mOnOlonouS and tedious The
counsel for defense seemed 10 take courage from
this continued repetition OF old evidence, and
apparently sought TO make the jury believe that
they regarded the case OF the government as so
weak That it was fit only to be laughed out OF
court But the evidence of The last few days has
had so3ering effect upon these hilarious gentle
men. Tee prosecution IS no longer "tEre Shing
over Old straw" 1t has laid substantial fOunda-
ton for the proof OF that conspiracy which 1t
has ali along contended eSi5tcd,-a conspiracy
between Post OIlice Officials anI contractors to
rob the government. The assertions of govern
ment counsel at different times during the pro-
greSs OF the trial that S. w. Dorsey was one of
the central figures and guiding hands
or this conspiracy, are being made good
oy the most direct proof. This testimony comes
from men who were employed by the ring In the
execution OF Its schemes, and VINO. in the per-
Torrance of the duties assigned to them, had
necessarily to be let into the secret methods Of
working up contracts ami obtaining expedition.
The defense again resort to the tactics employed
by them lii the former trial OF announcing the
witnesses who expose the conspiracy as black
mailer5, unworthy OF belief. They seem to lose
sight Oh the point they make against themselves
In pursuing this course. The defendants from
their own standpoint hal peculiar faculty of
hunting out dishonest men to serve them. Moore
and Boone have corroborat5d each other upon all
eSsent1n points, and their evidence makes the
case OF the government already much stronger
THAN 1t was at the close of the former trial The
prosecution may have and probably has addi-
uonai evidence OF this convincing character
against the defendants TO Introduce.
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IL MesSrS- Kenncr and Porter are fair samples of
the mateIlal OF which the late Tariff Commission
was composed that peripatetic pleasure party
must nave been pretty bad lot. Some OF the let
ters OF the two gentlemen named which have
found Their way into print fr3m time to tllne are
lot Only such documents wouli be dScre iita bic
10 anyone holding public position, but they indi
cate doubtful Influences and methods so plainly
that a cloud OF suspicion must be cast on all the
oolngs ana recommendations of the body to which
they belonged This result is greatly to be regret
ted, since there was believed to be real need for
such commission, as there was also reason to
nope that considerable good could be made to fol-
low Its Investigations. There would however
seem TO be nothing left for Congress to do In the
nght Oh TIE revelations that have been made, but
70 quietly ignore all its reports and recomme nd
atlons, and relegate the several members of the
commission to the various interests they seemed
70 nave laOored so earnestly to serve. One way
and another 1t would seem that the sugar and glu-
eoss people ought to be able to take care of Mr.
kenner pretty handsomely. AS for Mr. Porter, he
Is understood to be now in England, and there one
would think he might well stay far as further
pubic employment In this country is concerned
he mas hitherto been reckoned by his friends rs a
young gentleman Of vast possibilities as he is also
known TO have entertained very ambitious ideas
In that direction; but he may now consider him.
self as laid IN on very high Shelf and pretty far
Dack There Isn't likely to BE- any demand rc1 that
sort OF goods for some time To come.
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

SECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY
~ ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT
EHE NATIONAL, SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
CORNER 10TH STREE1 AND NEw YORK AVE-
ferpeinai Cnsres Act OF Congress January 22d 1867
Re- Is Safes s. to $50 per year aud takes ali kinds
rates. '
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER President.
CHARLES g. GLOVER of Rie1 q o. VSos Preai,ap<
JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer.
ALBERT L. STURTEvANT, Secretary,
g. E. Nyman. Asst. Secy.
DIRECTORS:
BENJAMIN p. Snyder: Charles @. Glove..
John Cassels, Henry A. Wilara
Albert L. Sturteyant Thomas Eyans
John q. Parke. auIl
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n oor,s
SPECIAL SALE
REAL LACES. NECKWEAR, FINE FLOWERS
FANS.
At greatly reduced prices.
RECEPTION REQUISITES A SPECIALITY,
NOOT'S,
s15 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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There seems to be adisposftion among those who
are pushing the National Cotton Exposition enter
prise 10 select washington as the most eligible
anu advantageous place fOr the exhibition. The
inauguratOrs OF the exposition are DESTROYS OF In
teresting the north as well as the SOUTH and the
national capital would be most accessible to both
sections Another purpoSe IS to induce foreign ma
tons TO send representatives to the exposition
that these nations may learn something practical
and definite Of the cotton protuct Of this country
the vast resources for its cultivation yet remain
ing 10 De opened up, and other facts OF interest
connected with cotton. The diplomatic repre-
sentatives If all the various nations being located
at Washington. 1t is believed they would take
more Interest In intucirg their respective conn
tries TO send representatives. to our exposition
here at tie national eapltll than they would II
some other city were selected. In other words, it
Is thought that the cooperation OF the several
diplomatic corps could be more readily ana eiri-
clently secured for an exposition at WASHINGTON
tnan elsewhere The southern members of Con-
gress ara very much interested In this entcrprtse
and many OF them favor Washington Senator
Garland, Who h1s Introduced bill In behalf OF the
exposition, telcveS IL VIII be I grand success
--
The representative OF the Pullman car inter-
est In Philadelphia points out TO OF the papers
OF that city that no person has ever been burned
TO death in sleeping OF that pattern,-that
All the fatal casualties from FIRE have occurred to
cars built under other pateLts, under no patent
at all II the statement be true the immunity
Claimed must be due rather to good fortune than
10 any popularity OF construction. With the
heatins furnace and Oil lamps used in them the
Pullman sieepers are, under the same cirrum.
stances just as liable TO be set on fire and burned
up with all their contents as those OF any other
style or name. No car In which an oil lamp or
heating stove or furnace is used can be consld-
cred safe from fire In case OF collision or derail-
meEt
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FOR RENT-STORES.
EOR RENT-STORE 1927 PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
IL nue. northwest with fixtures Rent COS Der month
Apply to A. A. WILSON. Room l. over Bank of Wash
ingtOn. ta35 as
tOR RENT-AN OLD DRUG STAND, CORNER
East Capito! and 9th streets; has been successful
Drug Store tor several years.
l.. NJ. SAUNDERS h BRO.
Janlb-lm 1103 F street northwest.
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A IL KINDS OF FURNITURE MADE, REPAIRED
1Aand pio,sered to order at short Office On hand
eeHant hand m&de BDOkcas and Sideboartis of latest
dtssisn at very reasonable prices. Sole Agent and
faten Tee for Reclining Rocking Chairs. G. Oh IINI
PAL LIST street southeast. ia26-,t<
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A. SAKS i CO.,
STRICTLY ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS.
SIS AND 315 SEVENTH STREET,

E1rHoSzo YouSes
IS SELLING
Pure Vermont Maple Syrups in gallon cans at 81. 49,
Vermont Butter. fall made in small pals at SO cents
IL lbs New Valencia RAISING for............ 81. 90
One quarter box New. Large Raisins .. 65
One quarter box New, London Layer Rasins, for IS
Extra Fine Florida Oranges, direct from the grove
Mandarin Oranges always on hand.
10 lbs. Standard Graduated Sugar, 90 cents
Large Cans Best Tomatoes for....9 IS cents
Deans Best Sugar Corn. for..............y5 cents
ELPHONZO YOUNGS,
bo4 9rH STREET BET. ANDF.
The Original No Liquor Grocer. js26-2p. &c, st
EELs Il CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE.
and useless portion. and in which the true favor and
aroma have been preserved passing through scient
lcally constructed machinery which has taken years
to bring to present perfection.
This Office should he in preference to any other
onee because 1t Ia cheaper than other form of Coz
Fee is always uniform always ready for always de-
ncaous. NO time or Coffee is wasted in the making.
boiling water sugar aud milk to taste, and in less time
than it takes to tell 1t the Coffee Is ready use. No
srounds 10 ediment no hurry. no fret
Call for Giro ular. For sale by
Z. W. REEDS SONS
jae6 12l6 STREET NORTHWEsr.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
PERSON AL.

PERSONAL. WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO
Advertised PERSONAL in The Star. signed IS. :"
on Saturday, January 20, please communicate in writ
ing or in person with the BUSINESS MANAGER of the
Star, and thus confer favor? Ia24-6t
DR1VATE DETECTIVE AGENCY 3O9 9TH
Il street northwest. Reliable information furnisie
in ali cases: consultation free; will call ut residence
Finder. ianI6- I'm
M ADAM ROSS THE LONG-I ESTABLISHED, RE-
I'VE liable Ciairvoyant and Astrologist gives better
satisfaction in all affairs of life than any one in the pro-
lesion tells the past present and future destiny gives
advice and assistance all matters sppertaning to
business. love and matrimony. ALL IN Trouble CALL
satsfacnon given pay. Consultation Rooms 4O2
I'd street, above u street northwest: s23
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PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
QUINCY SCHOOL OF ELoCUTIoN,

FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Daily. from ga m 20 m
Spring Term tegins February LIST coses June 9Th.
English branches, latin. French, Drawing PrActical
fiocuton and ta.lsthenCs. A thorough and careful
mental and physical development, under experienced
ana tudicous teachers forms the basis Of nstrcon
For terms apply 10 the Principal
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TNHE WEST WARRINGTON CONSERVATORY OF
II MUSIC.
Incor rorsted oct,lerf 1897,
j. T. Caulheld, Mus. Doc. Principal. No. 1921 SD
street. one door Hboye the post Office Pups rsscssyA
atany time. III. ID. COOKE. President r. 4. BAR.
BARN Secret1ry. ,sis-im
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LHOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE, MASSACHU.
IL setts avenue, near 14h street. all modern improve
ments. Apply WESCOTT Il WILCOX. corner goth
ana streets northwest. ja06-6t