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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-13

We have made sueGsfioos nstoss -
~ aerost Csmninioosr, bat they hsss
usually bssn UNDECIDED. Ths so9ese
ssus eost - . little thooehs and shs
tims eoasumsd in thsis making nos
enough 70 diseoaraes ~ % pesssos q
uskine oshss Recommendations. Wen
sive him oos roc. Oar city y aeo~
10 b visited By . company Of wealthy
ma distinguished persona. IN vsoss
eye u viii b. we'll for a. 70 Ind favor.
Pisa Impressions are APT 70 b lasting
espsoia,,y With thoss who SO and Who
do NOT afterwards become more ins'
massly acquainted. It viii b veil Tor
NJ to fsvorab!y impress this party Of
capitalists, and II can b done In more
vsys than one. Tho Street Commis-
sionss can Do his little part By clean
Ing ~ tbs stzests, scraping the Gross
INCA and plank. pat the guttsss IN con
dition 10 run % surface water, burn Up
looee boards, eto.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-13

Two easy. cheap. public enterprises
azs Within sAs reach Of oar people ap-
Dsaling to them Tor aid. both Of which
Win add 10 ths trade OF our city almost
- mneh - The somplstioa Of The rail-
rod to Portland. We rsfsr. Of eoorss.
- the canal bseussn ths lake, back At
town, and 70 toe wagon rad over ths
Unoqsalmie ran.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-13

pfAls s1A11DOf ~ SArn-
n. vsSlss1 ~ nzeAs nsesss she Rss-
-, 80 1Asse - Dea0e 8xDesee.
4 Pon- Ixxn.xsanscsa rspoetsR eailsd
On Mr. John Leasy last night. IN rtis-
Ion 70 ths stassDsnE pabliahsd IN IL
evening pager. thas H. 6sat1as, Wails
wa,Is 4 Baker City Company bad In
cured u hostility Of Ar. Willard b
psssuDiae 70 bsild thsiy road, vhsFs-
upon Mr. Lsssy ~ Sasth The feliovina
stassmsnt of fscts:
s2lr. villasd h ~ mAn1w sxpnsssd
say hsssiIisy - ~ Bahss City esosA-
nv. or road. but said shas tie sta4snsnt
naads By Nr. Howard IN Osesbe las q
sssssls, shss IL Oregon lnpeovsnsnf
Cnunav had ooo1saossd foe The trans
noststio1 of IL Dlask Oisnond coal.
wss suk0aaasially eaesssk ~ tbas time
s,r,oou 800 I'D boou entered
infc beevesn Af. NillA "a the
80 Of The Blaak Oiam1n6 Con-
uauy. ard the Osseoo 1murovemens
CoGpssy Soe the transportation of the
cssl fro0 H. BisGk Dtamood mincA
Ths q. L Cas- hsa1QuastefD vese g -
ets3s, sad thn4 company voeJd fGnaan
every facility log fre3Rhttng tos pro
duesigpe o1 King ouansy. Wnen car
people veso yoady - txs0spors 49,
oual md sgoo tha4 company v99so g
q hand N eaSFy y Tor IA ne y.
pgosssd nothing but ~ Mos kio0iy
lesiines towards the people OF oeaSse,
end said that 6ea1fis vas no. vlne9.y
~ oosmiuuo Of 80 gfses iine@ -
Nosshsrn Pseihe would % connecsso
With Ssastle ~ ~ MS OF bse<emoes'
q farths1t, and The Osegoa = CaaiIox-
MA line vi1hin twelve o9esns sosfsa -
Ter. The future prosperity . o1 esy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-13

CulfiSaasd safx~bssriss ass baddin9
sd b1eDua1inR.
A a. 0xyiaes tam can b bouRht q
R0e TounGsnd, and . god vaRoo WIN
&.
Ths Weekar Tidsff< ID The name Of 2
new and good paper juss started q Coa-
Tax By lodge z n S~eet-
Tho people Al 0osdendale, W. T. have
4 snaund time voted in favor Of N an
mai EQuoe liosnss fss Of 500.
Nn John Lsary u sxpsetsd % rseun
from her al winters visit n California
ahouS shs middle os rsx. week
rhfuansn LAT his hand IN the n
msrcil Oumpany's Mill yesterday msrn-
inG.
MP. n. 0aal. has quit ths employ
Of IT, Tseoma Mil Company, and vil
soon opsa Q ssoge IN ths tosn of Fuy0'
Imp.
ur. II. Hatch, ,,of Portland, z g
| Smith, Of NV TaeomA, and 0eofks Is.
Atkfnoon, Of Tacsma, vsro IN Cur e1sy
ysstsAday.
Talbot q WarnsR ase about 70 boild
| In Colfax doos mill covering - - IVY
fsse, sanding i've seoriss high ard eese-
ing $4,000.
Thses srs IN The nsiehborhood Of s0o
Cinnamon mining on the Columhsa ssay-
q baSs IN the Okana4on country. Tney
| are makine Il pay big.
We senIot 60 lea1n that yoana
Niohsel BsRisy vas voras last Night
end that thsee 10 litsie hope for his sur-
vivina moro than "a houn longer.
Portage addition h the latest u =
hsld By Oampbsll 4 vrooman, and val'
= odd 6 price, that, eeo many ycan
Win ossm ahsurdIy and Eidicaloosly Iow
The birdseys yisv Of the Sta4s Of Cak
ifoguia ssnt out By the San PSancisct
Coll II something n6W. and - ono 81 ~
ansst pisces Of map work ~ have ~
osOn.
Ns. Riehard Hoiyoks and family hav,
removed from Seabeck TO this city, AND
are nov in personal Occupancy OF thet
handDoms home on the corner Of EiGhsl
and Pine streets.
One-eiRhth of the ship jeremiah
Thompson has been sold TO Franklin
HAYWOOD for t326O, and oos eighth o
the ship Dstroit TO Charles Rock to
5000, both Of 6an Francisco.
| In the San Francisco papers our towns
man. J. j. No0ilvrs, vas va1iousl.
breveted and designated. At drst the
made him our United StAtee Attorney
afterwards Judge and last General.
| The property owners Of The town o
Colfax win pay taxes this year ON prop
efty Of the aggregate value OF $324, BIC
This u considerably moro than La
year, Notwithstanding the great IRE o
July.
II ~. Noas desires Ill parties havin
deeds from him, given undsr his powe
a attorney years ago. to call and &:
quit claim deeds, % a. 20 make the
} titles oil straight. Sec his notice els<
where.
II. Hirsohberg & Co. have bought d
.. stand. stock and bosineo Of :. !
,. PaaYlmAn, the Front street dealer
!. mons furnishing goods. They will Cd
moro goods and promise to have nm
seoee at IN early day.
II The steamer Welcome viii 20 on q
routs 70 Port Townsend today In plae
Of the Geo. E. Starr, Whieh latter boz
|. vill In tuYu relieve the North Pacific Il
q few tripe, vhils the North Pacific Vi
b placed at the disposal Of PrssideG
Willard and party.
81 Fos ooco the North Pacific got out I
{ hes regular hours. ehe having Iett hol
4 q yesterday morning instead Of
; A oompr0mise between theeo hours
the ad0ption Of Q future ochedule-tt
a hat n lava hare at 6-vould Be va
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-13

Frederick Billines b paasuaisine ~
toun named altss him u Montana b
so0s pasposs. He AAs jaaA given tl2.-
90 e bsald . pablis ssAoolhoass tAeee.
He Il also said - have pasuhAad SIN
aeess Il land there. which - VII d.
vots ~ ~ p1spossa q . modal farm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-13

M an that Il heard abroad q
vashinesou TerrisoaJ-Puese bound
euo,uns Pals, waiIa Waila. Tacoma
eesttle etc. -is said TO b something "a
sraordinasy, and, ~ far - The NORM
PaeiAe Coast b concerned, unpssse
aensed. Il il heard IN NV Raaiand, "a
- sou4h, in Illinois and Love, N Coz
800 aad Dakota, IN Califonis-svay
MN. This i YET ssriy IN tas ssssoe'
And 4 Il rneoufortab's 70 brsak ap
And move. Hotvithstspdina this the
fush he's begun, and n y esan'ne =
foecs and volume svssy day. ThsS are
coming nov faster Tim The country ean
sepoumoasas itss,f 70 them; tasS
shaa housss can b bails foe sns
fsster than the steamers and railfoe0
can propsriy Transport thsn fasssf snsn
snyshina Of ths kind hsfstofsfs knovn ?,
and ~ nse half - faa - snsy vi"
eoms IsSsr b the SEASON. This = sars-
IL the aood time TIE old ssttIsss havs
lone besn looking for. ThAs thsy viii
- III the bsasAts they hare anss"pss-
"A - sIuosrsly trust.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-13

Mn sonoos leoeEsrr-TAs sisssrs
hee4AA h,esk q Naynasd's plat, -
tes1ax vAisA = ahs1k tAses t,oshs esse
enln tAssseue. Ga shA dns pSsce a.
pcuuosty ehey inesna eeyktina 8 lar1e
oo4ool oatldtn9. IAsts Mood seseee
vtuQos0 vae tho1gAS snitSAle fcr 4
6mes 61e baninsn = esadaally craving
oovasdh T. md i = ealy . oueneisn 81
: aesse No. oseuse Il vjn y sarFoaadrd
~ oaoino1 hoossA TAis. q ocuese. :
~ oeof11hlA and hnnos she puruhase a.
. eteek t1roAoe q. TAo 6ocuud esr>ee
pleeol YIN III to- enoaaA 10 build s
1ooo1d ooAoq1 G1Eua1aRa lnrRs enouph
~ - - e NJ 0n1eEs fos SEVERAL
onAHnuR.-IhA fonndation foe -
- Nm = seAhssk + a laia n
- eesanes = deeAsd over - n ola
m = E0nntna - ~ ~ nueoh az n
ee8ae6eY .GAip Aaiea1ioh aa iunt nila1
- = tlu oeR0oS ord ~ sck0ooo&1 J.
q. Nesth I'D Annie La1ooa - 1920.
....Laqose aRs driven With osdsra -
oeonG a ~ an. EsenA nat -
49, IN - an4 Jnoab Hnnuaio3. -
o111Es = dA1QQfna o1oon3SpaV ~
~ etel ~ - Qlnsees. vAfls - - s.
- EI41De go - oonntxy pfoklne -
~ ~ uyo onfnalD - - -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


A IL PERSONS HAVING HERETO.
"A fore bonght or Joha J. MoeA g 6.
tosney II lAcS for Catherfae and Nenry
OF lots a b 1cks IN South Seattle. Ktna
county. W. r. are hereby nodded 70 call
upon him. At HE residence In Seattle, ard
81 quit claim deAd frnm himself and
Wtsa. which Win peefect title 70 Al VITA
may avatl themsrlves Of tbs oppprtunity.
April = ~ linI John J. NO6A
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snsnc ears vsArrur.

The weather q thia paint has besa
romaxkahly 0ne, fue March. We have
I'D ansing tho mcnah II days elaes. s
days fair. aaA II days elendy. Rain
eoa % 5 day.. and 1sys vere r,ces q
- c1mgy. h enldsua day - sAs Ssh,
"a dsassse ahevs ssgs; - uarnes1 dsy
~ ~ l6sh, 81 daasoas aooso $50. n
rafnfnll m - 0a1aA ~ an tsehea
veaDels paasPa NJ Co. - feilpUss
slsamess 8, shign y bAsks =. cd
oaAnuusss - toel. le1.
l. r. DoyxA
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r. SCOTT & SON,
new LIST
FOR APRIL

II OFFER FOR SALE, AT PRICES AS
u low - anybodya
A beAutifuf residence corner Of Fourth
and Spring streets.
Another choice residence. with two loea.
corner Fifth and Madison streets.
Two eplendid lo1A with houss. On Sixth
Glreok for 3S06Q
Fine two-story house and lot On West
street, tive blocks from Pine. price 4cooo
Splon4id lot on Second street. near Pine,
with small house., for 8a1Da
Two lats and h0uses h block 81, heiru a
g. A. Bells addition,
=, I've .. choice g, ss. = coppin's him. with
Fine lot corner Third and pine stroote.
Ten lots In G. Hsnford's edition, for
Two Splendid lots On ssvsath and JET.
feteon, with house. Fine view.
Five NM loeD - Broadway, for 4lS1a
1cts and IL block =. A. A. Oenny'S
Les s.d ) half b block s. laaynards.
Ferry lo1e n Pontiu6 addltin9.
Two blocks q Roblnsoa'e aAaitien.
Two icss q Esssssn. for -
Two for 3lo60; two for o10oa.
Twsnfy fof 60 3 oiso -.
A few choice Iots q Union oddifion. n
4e4 The boet value IN the maxko6
TO cAoteo - eognE 1hisd anA Pine.
y @w swyacrs tacfs q omith6 Cov4
Two aveaess trasts IN seattle Home
Twelve Iols Il Northern adAition fw 80
HUNDREDS q loes IN al paxts q - IN
Call ona oeo full HI.
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For Sale.

A CHOICE CoRNER LOT ON PINE
"A a1d oecua4 oereeta cleared ~
gradoa. Per porttculays arp = "a
0p1 In O. Sha peenfnea.
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nsCu.LANHoU1
l0AI STOLEN.

moo REWARD WILL BE PAID
AASD fer The return Of the. s!oop Key.
~ 49, ln0f week. Said noas = 2
~ - 9 hches long painted hrown n.
sids cd - bottom copper R y. ~
~: VaGAhcard around the outside reo
Sfrnnk honnsh tho hatten. with &pouno
sncAcr ~ q faxhOms Of chain.
ANTON EDSTRON:
ssatsiA Aprl : lSae apa dwu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-13

TWELVE HENS AND A ROOSTER
i for tho ranch. Good price viii b
paid for good layers Apply to
@. q. PHINNEY 4 Co..
mrs II Post Building.
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For Rent.

a LARGE HOUSE ElTRIR FUR.
"A uisAe1 - unf1ya1sheA, ecgnoe e
spciy 8 DENsEO6f 3 y68HS0Sss
Third otreet nArksk 81 6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-13

Block 1, Sanders adAttioa: block Z
Meroer's additiea 70 North Seattle block
IS. Maynard's plat
Blocks "A. Is. l2 II and q. Edea addi-
blocks i, r. a. q - 10 u. n and -
Nagie's addition.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-13

r or 10 BLOCK n AND LOTS AND
IL 8 block ~, d. =. Do6nyS third adal-
ton 70 North 6eattlA
Lots !. g ard n. block no: LODI end Z
, "a e ies IN e IN nsa ~ e e
dition 70 North 6eaatle.
Lot 4 block " Hall and Denny's plat !:
lceo s 6 and q, block S. Aofs I, 4 S g.
block 6 lots and q block q. TerTy's
first addition.
Lots Z IA eand J. block "a and lot &
block 10, Ki6d'o additi0n.
Lets Sand Z block - Lot I. block - /;
lots S & and q hlock n. MAynard0 Plat
Lots II and q block ~: loeS I. & I, Sand
ss. s'ssf % Lee EEL y NECK a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-13

STEADY WORK AND GOOD PAY
y win be given shoemaker in the shop
Of JOHN FITZPATRICK,
m'3stf Port Townsend. W. r.
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W. nj. SHusrER & Soss

w. Nj. SHusrER & SoSs
HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF THE FOLLOWING
VERY DESIRABLE GOODS
WHICH THEY OFFER AT NEW YORK PRICES:
CoLORED yELyETS EVERY SHADE
BLACK yELvETS. ALL QUALITIES, TO THE VERY
FINEST extra DE LXON) IMPCRTED
CHOICE SELECTION OF ELEGANT DINNER
DRESSES. IN PATTERNS
BoSSETrs. GuINET's AND oIRAUDs BLACK
SILKS
CoLORED GROS CRAFTS AND RADZIMERS
BLACK RADZI1IER. ALL QUALITIES
VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF EVEN
ING SILKS. sATINs, RADZIMERS, OTTOMANS,
PLUSHES AND ILLUSIONS. IN ALL THE NEW
COLORS.
ELEGANT DRESS FRONTS, IN GREAT VARIETY.
CASHNERFS AND CAMELS HAIR IN EVENING
SHADES
BROADCLOTHS AND TRICOT. IN NEW SHADES
ELEGANT STOCK OF CHOICE PLAIDS.
SILK HOSIERY. IN GREAT VARIETY. FROM 81 so
To $500 PER PAIR. ALL COLORS
TURKISH TABLE COVERS
ELDER DOWN SPREADS.
FINE BLANKETS AND TABLE LINENS AND
CoMtLE STOCK OF CLoAKS IN ALL THE
NEW SHAPES. MADE OF THE BEST MATE
RAILS AND IN THE BEST MANNER
CLOTH SILK PLUSH. &c
CAMEL's HAIR sHAwLs IN GREAT VARIETY,
IRON Sl5.0 TO sJoU.oo, CHOICE STOCK
". NJ SINISTER SONS
sl9 Pennsylvania svenua
E.B.-TTE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-24

speaker Car1sie'S committee list cannot please
ybody, but # affords probably about the best
sosutton OF knctty problem possible under the
circumstances The Speaker set out TO make I'D
Ice committees TO reject the sentiment Of the ma
;oEtty which controls the House, and 10 enable this
majority 10 despatch its business TO The best adj
vaEtage. The powers he holds as speaker are
dangerously large, but II always used with the
caution Mr.. Carlisle has displayed they my safely
be continued without the restrictions some have
proposed.
The two leading committees have been organ
TED In accordance with the dominant influences IN
the party on al Important questions OF the reve-
tues and the disbursements o. the government.
TIE ways and means committee faTors lower taxa
ron; the appropriations committee stands for
r1sld economy. The Speaker has settled the
heated contest between MesSrsL Cox and Belmont
rur the Craftsmanship of the foreign affairs COM
p1ttee by giving the place to auotrer man, ap-
pointing Cox to the Craftsmanship OF another COM
nittee, and placing Belmont second on the foreign
affairs committee.
The Speaker has taken care to guard what are
known as sthe stealing committees" so-caIIed
nom tae opportunities they furnish for corruption
nom capture by men who would use them to
feather their nests at the public expense The land
and railroad committees and those ON claims. are
tn be In the hands OF men who con DC trusted OF
course In distributing places among 325 aspiring
men there VIII be mistakes made and offense
given, but the LIST Is probably as good a one as
aEy OF the Speakership candidates would have
given us and more satisfactory no doubt, than
ANY that would have been concocted by caucus
committee, as proposed by some. In a matter OF
ills sort individual responsibility Is the best pTo-
lection against careless or corrupt use OF power.
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A Double sheet on vca,e.,,

TIE STAR viii be Issued OF Wednesday IN double
Bheet or eight-page form of nfty-six columns. Ad
veEtisers VII confer favor by sending in their adj
verfisensnts al the earliest possible moment to in-
sure insertion and classification
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MEN AND YOUTHS ovERcoATs.

Our $40 Overcoats 81 Oar 81 Overcoats now $40
Our SIP OverccHts s.. Our S2S OvercOats S11
Our SIS Overcoats $40 Our $50 Overcoats Sl3
Our Is Oyercoats Si3. Onr S52 Oyercoats S25
Our % Oyerroats SIS Our S35 lot Satin lined
Our So Oyercoats now SIS. now go
In these lines of Overcoats are all we have excepting
Staple Blue, Black and Brown Beavers, ON which
the reduction is about twenty per cent
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Bill Nye once propOuDded the Indignant question,
"ls the Caucasian played out?" Judging from the
tone OF recent Illumination Of Pennsylvania min
ems. the answer must. be a regretful Affirmative
Intn now the Walls OF the Caucasian laborers'
Wrath have been reserved for the unprotected head
OF the Heather Chinee, 5ut now it seems that the
pauper labor OF Europe Is invading our Shores and
II IS found U be every whit as demoralizng as that
which threatened US from the populou5 east. The
miners referred to have issued proclamation ssto
the citizens Of the commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
declaring that the Hungarian '.serfs" who are
brought TO the mines are immoral, INSCRIPTIONS
ignorant, and unwilling TO assiInilate with our
people They peremptorily state therefore that
the serfs must 60 The sgners OF this document
STYLE themselves 'citzens,H but would be inter-
esting 10 learn how large portio4 OF them are
themselves immigrants
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JULY FIRST, 1884.

NOW. IN ORDER TO PREVENT OUR CARRYING
INTO THE NEW BUILDING DOLLARS WORTH
OF STOCK WE HAVE AT PRESENT. CONSISTING
ED FOR MEMS YOUTHS. BOYS OR CHILDREN's
WEAR. WE HAVE CONCLUDED TO NAME THE
FOLLOWING
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BOYS AND CH1LDREN's ovERCoATs.

Chiidcea's Oyercoats. Boys Oyercoats.
Our 81 Overcoats S275 Our 5 Overcoats So so
Our - OvercoaJs now S3. Our 81 Overcoats nowI25
Cur 50 OveTcoats Now 81. Our 80 Oyercoats s. 50
Our 81 overcoats now 50. Our 50 Oyercoats now Sc
Our IS Overcoats 50 80 Cur SI0 Overcoats now 81
Our SO Overcoats now SO.
Our $40 Overcoats now 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-24

No arc1e has escaped the marking down process Chill
trens hiit Suits prices cut i'll half Chidrer's Pants
Suits share the same fate. Boys Suits marked way
down. All ODDS of Mems Suits former price $40
S25, cut down Sl5, and all other Mems Suits in same
proportion.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
GREATLY REDUCED PRrcEs

ON ALL WINTER WRAPS
sEATON PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY 4 BROTHER,
HAS MARKED DOWN" ALL WINTER SILK AND
PLUSH WRAPS. JACKETS, NEwMARKETe
tGa f1a aSR gVh VIII SsR ESE T2
sPfdRY SA Eo AZ rEEETEf IH
PARs s4Yk5 Il WINTER WRAPS RAP aNb EAkff
PURCHASERS WILL SECURE THE CHOICE
ELEGANT STOCK OFLYONs SILK vELvETs. RAD
akSs sASS sks e ELL kaA
AND ALL COLORs. FOR DAY AND EVENING
PERINOT's CELEBRATED KID GLOVES
SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF EMBROIDERED AND
FANCY SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
LADIES SILK HOSIERY IN GREAT VARIETY.
EVENING r. q ISL SILKS. aAUzEs AND BEADED SATIN
FRE G;fa7 B ROAD AND 1R1ooTs FOR La
EEE sn5S SS n GF r aEs G1f INDIA
sEEANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS "sPE.
81 SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
.sCAoIcE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
FVopEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
sEAToN PERRY,
Perry BUILDING
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9Th street.
Established 1870 d22
T,HE MOST USEFUL PRESENT
FOR YOUNG BOYS
nice overcost Suit of Clothes ranging in price
from 81 so to IS. Also. Hats Caps Boots and Shoes
&C. ALI very cheap for the Holidays
wv sELBY.
do 1s1A-1916 Pennsylvania avenue
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The effort being made by the District Commits
sfoners referred 10 elsewhere TO secure legislation
b. Congress doing away with the Objectionable
personal tax is move in the right direction. The
present personal tax is difficult TO collect and the
amount realized is not large enough to offset the
damage done TO the business Interests OF Washing
ten By driving away men o. leisure or fixed Incomes
seeking home here, or capital seeking investment
here, 70 other localities where personal tax Is not
iested or where the tax is merely nominal. The
In3St prosperous communities in the country to-day
are those where, by the abolition OF the personal
tax, taxes on mortgages, &c. capital and class Of
Citizens who spend a good deal OF money in the
pieces where they take up their abode attracted
The increase in wealth and business prosperity Of
Piece that invites aecretions OF this sort soon
tops. hundredfold, the amount realized from the
Offensive hquisitOrial and unequaiiy adjusted per-
soQal tax.
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IA " AVS.
When appealing TO tire Public for Patronage the an
nouncenents of this house. instead Of mislead-
ing, sought rather to use convincing aryu-
nents 70 show why our Clothing is the
best our fits the most perfect and our
prices the most reasonable
In announcing the terrific reductions in prices have
made we candidly confess
WE ARE NOT ovERSTOCKED
WE ARE NOT GOING OUT OF BUSINESS.
WE ARE NOT ON THE VERGE OF BANKRUPTCY.
WE ARE NOT HARD Up" FOR FUNDS
By the terms of agreement entered into between
the owner Of the property and ourselves to have
possession of the property. OF h and
ket Space on
JULY FIRST, 1884.
By the terms of the same agreement are to build
thereon building adapted to our wants We conte-n
plate to have ready time for the Fat and Winter
Trade of 1884.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
CHR1srMAs Guns.

CHR1srMAs Gurs
Nothing be acceptable to ys-.ng or old as
Christmas Present than good overooat stylish Suit
either Of which be bought 80 per cent below the
prices asked these finely furnished but expensive
stores by visiting the
MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND sTREE1s
Good Overcast at s. worth 80
Better overcoat at Sc worth go.
Very Good overcoat at 50. worth So
splenddly Made. Al.Wo overcost-Ten Different
Still Finer Overcoat at sl2 worth s22
A Fine Beaye-, Tricot or worstsd Overcast at SIS
worth S25
A Fine Kersey overcoat s. gao worth sss.
overeoats for Boys at g So So ss5o 81 so and S.
Business suits At 50 So So SO and 3D. worth fully
81. Sl5, SIS. so and s24.
Black worsted Suit al SIS. worth $50
Black Cloth Suits at SIs worth $40
Fine Black Cloth Suits at S25 worth $50.
Full Dress Suits at sa5 worth $50
Pants at 81 $25a So 81 g. 80 and s5-just about one
half the usual selling price.
Boys Suits from 81 soup.
Mensand Boys Gossalners bang sold out regard
less Of Cost OF Value.
THE MlSFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
Open till P. m. Saturday till IL .. dis
COOKS IMPERIAL CHaMracSE,
Which has taken nrsuinns in Furope Canada ard the
i Mfb at m da ,s M'ia as f b
ing worthy OF all that is claimed for it. viz:
PURITY AND EXCELLENCE
Price per case. quarts. STA; pints sl6
The conpany's discount 20 the trade
100 cases Just received by
HUME. CLEARY Co.
dls-Im S97 Market Space
Y. q. FISCHER
AAS sISioSEk IIBRIffE rE ETRiSeER
Us 18th ST.. opposite T. S. Treasury.
Washington, DC.
Direct Importation Of the FINEST STATIONERY;
unique Styles and all latest Novelties from Laroche-
Joubert Co.. Paris. Theyer & Hardtmuth. Vienna
stationers to all Imperial Courts Europe Extensive
stock Of English hand made and finest American Sta
tionery. ENGRAVING of Visiting Cards. Monosrams
and Crests solicited in highest style of perfection n22m
SUBSTANTIAL p REsrsrs.
TRUNNEL & CLARK. Sill MARKET SPACE,
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A. sAKs & CO.,
s16 AND alS SEVENTH STREET.

Holiday Cards at Hopkins Brothers.
Far SURPRISING any others;
Jump il the cars. come right along,
You'll find you can get them for mere song.
HOPKINS BROS,
200 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.