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Gltuatlons Danteo-- Mdles.

A MAN who has been cooks steward aboard
Where ' Mcc e h. can oba Work. n %Se English de-
gSe s .ecy ' T r ~ SE fcea is "S
A SSISTANT BOOKKEEPER or OFFICE
y AsaisTiNT-By 4 well oiucatei young man good
penm1n qnics in nyIrs honest sober WILING to work oIa
Brooklyn
COACHMAN-By young colorcd mar. as
y coacman: good city reference. Aireas H. $50 West
ACHMAN.-Engish, married 10 family,
- lady Or gcnemn de,fiag als class aS rs gGn YIN
scs. J j. fToArs6 'S Scs T,s 5it6s' | -DD
EOACHMAN.--In Il private family; best ref
~ erenge for honos7, sobrioy and capabity Address
COACHMAN. GROOM or STABLEMAN.-
- By single man. 9ge 25 nciJ or country country pro-
G s1as MSRis MHBE Il CInnon, care Of Mrs
Barry.
COACHMAN and GROOM = BY an English
man ae 3 nss e o care % nne mo- o oSs
last employer address Il, care OF BLAcGAoRE 2i6
East Thirty ninth ST.. city
COACHMAN.-By good appearing man, I'M
~ deands the care o horses and kes the best OF care OF
them = god Gi'Sr ana 1' gnd9aG7 TsieIeEGS1 SSn be
nRIVER.-By "A young man, Industrious,
~ well cquanied with the CITY AMI has had several eaTs
FIELD, Pttst
FARMER and GARDENER.-By a man who
ico zen dyI al Y.Sa%S pAcS y'n' 'nS
A '
~ Of greenhouses and grapereB German: married
without family. CAL address r. W.. seed store los
Chambcrsst.
INVALID ATTENDANT, GARDENER or
questionable sobiiety reliability and willing
work. Address COACHMAN, Tribune Uptown ONCE
Laos Broadway.
DORTER or USEFCLMAN.-By a married
man aga % VOL educated. tatr pcnman, where he
useful willing FOR moderate
alton DAVID Phi.LAN, 80 doaIu st.
DORTER, U,EFULMAN or KID DRESSER.
L by q yonDg man, German, also sreaks English and
French y willing 10 MAKE nimsef generally useful refer
ences. Address SIMON BAUMAN. 3S3 East fsth 81.
CTORE, OFFICE or USEFUL BOY.-By a
> boy no.; anytnng whore intelligence aud activity Is
required city country ~ l., % Tribune Uptown Office,
l.9js broadway.
TSEFUL-MAN-By m English Protestant
u ana wife, careful driver; horses. harness.
furnace plain gardener good cook aundress sober.
WORTHY. enCumbt snccss cry country; good re-
Communications l3l WAIVER ey'pisre, corner 5thaye
TSEFULMAN.-By n young American age
~ ~ handy quick. honest temperate and good worker;
furnish good Communications situation IN GtorehOi" or
puvate family piefesof Address 4. J. BART LEY. 10 l.
Wost Wasiins oa.piace
N[ANTED-A frst-claSs. farm. stocked. to
w work on shares as manager; American married
references satisfactory. Address call on FARMER. $50
Carlton ave- Brooklyn y. \.
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

" 7.
~ RIVER KAILROAD.-( commencing November ., 1882,
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot:
a. M Western ald Northern Express to Rochester and
Montreal with drawing Groom also 70 Saratoga.
sac special Express for Chicago, daily stopping only
at Albany SYRACUSE Rochester BnnO Erie Gle Gland lnd
Toledo
Chicago Et drawing carstO Canaan
daiEua Rochester and Buffalo
to Albany and Troy with connection to Utica sara
FANS. Lake George and Rutland.
$50 D. NJ, Albany anu Toy special, saturdays only
d. m. Accommodation 10 Albany ana Troy.
Louis express with sleeping cars Tor ST. LOUIS
running IN every the wee~ also Niagara fans
BuualO, rUledO and Detroit.
$50 m Ipress day except sunday with sleeping cara
and 10 Auburn R6ad also 10 saratoga aul Mon
treal. ,--- -,
y o. III Pacific Express, daily. with sleeping cars for
Rocester unalo Cleveland, Toledo Detroit Chicago and
LOwviilc.
III a. M Night Express. with Seepngcars TO Albany and
Troy morning trains lor the West ana Ort
Tickets Bowling Green, 20 ana AIS Broad
way WestcOrs Express Onces, fark-pce ana 40
Erooklyn Z. Is. MkEkEk'
~ FrOUCEY. Gen. Sup't Gen. Passenger Agent
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD.EsTABLJsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LII

90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND o on SUN
' NETWORK.
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DOPULAK SHORE LINE.

Il FOR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND THE EA5Is
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three press daily Suncays eAIcped 10 9stoh 20
D. (parlor attached, ana lUp M tWith palace
sleeping cars. Sundays 10 (with palace sleeping
carsl. II Az popprv
General Passenger Agent.
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a young colOrcd man. as
- coaciman: good city reference Address H.. 100 est
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE NOT i IMPRoXEID ,, E9UiP'
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME NONSloIENi
49, - MITu ABSOLLre SAELTl.
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COACHM AN.-English, married. 10 family
~ lady or gentlemen desiring first class with )
yoars excellent references competent aud reliable. Ad
dres. j. THOMSON. 3C5 East 3tth.st.
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EOACHMAN.-In private family; best ref
~ erencc Tor honost7 soJrloy and capabity Address
l. l. O IL West .ithst
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COACllMAN, GROOM or STABLEMAN.-
~ Dy single man. age 20 In city or country country pro
ierred; nker win be- generally useful references Ad
dress NORRIS HERBERT, II Ciunons e., care Of Mrs
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4 MAN who has been cooks steward aboard
~ shi1 SEEKS employment in hotel restaurant or e5e-
he obtain work understinds English Ger
aLd Danish willing to Ia irn If demanded II willing TO
give sec;uity. }. T.. CHRISTIE EN- / zee * slip
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" desands " and lakes the best Of Of
them good has undoubt-d reiereEceA Can be
az coz 9Th ave, near 35th St. JACQUIN'S BUREAU.
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hRINER.-By young man, Industrious,
acquainted with the has had several years.
experience driver gave best OF references KLEE
TELD. - Pitt-st.
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t,tuat,ous Uanteo--females

4 Good Protestant Servants employm en9
~ ageny of competent help cocks hoaseworx girs az
kiuds American GeTnan edsh English, scotch. &C., 70
suit also coloed servants aud maze hsp ys
city county Al the large kEAU lSo oth<'e iour
hnrsn in.t.
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COACHMAN and GROOM - BY an English
~ %; sngc understands the care OF hne horses
aud carAge objection To conntry goo references fIou
last employer. address Il, OF BLACIsAORE 2i6
East Thirty ninth ST., city.
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PROGRESS OF THE VOTING = LIST OF SUCCESSFUL
ONES so FAR
The attendance at the W. L I. Corps
'air was very large last evening The
interest IN the voting increased, as
the voting on several or the articles closed last
night The successful candidates for the various
articles On which the voting closed were as fol-
lows: Dress cdp-Lieut. Entwlsle, us; silver
pitcher-Lieut- j. F. COwie, 32 conversation chair
J. b. Crawford, 2345; butter scales - Walter
Coburn, 1901: hansnock-S. A Gregory, 276;
butchers Scales-GCOrge Noble, 81; policeman s
Dddge-L!euf. Arnold, S62E; billiard cua-Nr.
scanion, 135; lawn Fenni, set-MapIa club, 1897.
Voting Tor tile following articles Will clos, to-
night: Printers apprentice composing stick pen
and pencil for bank clerk, newspaper mans disk
OH stove lor letter carrier, set Of buggy harness,
violin Tor musician. Gibson composing stick for
printer. ladies' tIriin T. and btby's crib.
The leading clndiilt in the voting for the
various articles not disposed or were as follows
when tn polls co ed last evening: Drug clerks
Ndtch-S. Eigar Naiian, H. shot gUn-T J. Lut-
IFtH, lJf; newspaper mans dcSk-Cronwrll, 81;
peer plinp-HrHTT Petersen, %; yiOlin-Prof.
sous, % base bail outfit-High school, 81; gents
dressing so"n-P II. Ctris'n'n, Is; ladies' lar
dinjere-MrS- G.. \. Slernln. us: b tkery drivers
Mdtcu-Geo- ". Hoffman. 20; km53u organ
Mrs George hEaft. 4J9: diamond Elk pn-John
I.inger, 1903: gold mounted composing stck-W.
silver composing stick TOT printers apprentice
D. l. CienI-nJs, $40; gOi1-headed cane-W. II. Cha
e. - l'7 , ~ iiii5 =, Nut'y, o. -
SCI Oh buggy harn2SS-ChTstian HeurlCh, 49,
cedar single SheIi-ROb't Wade %: steam chime
Establishments. 1tc4; letter carriers suite. j.
NeZeI, 355: barber chair and shaving set-Prof 8
BROOK, l.G3o; silver punch bowl and ladle-T A.
sullivan 81; lee rivers watch. T. Hutchinson,
StJ; hSiiIHg-Jas kle-u !. OConnor. 232H: speeding
MaEon-J Thomas S1yos, 81; cart and harness
T. VI. Steep. -; sitebodrd Tor lady-Mrs- W. G..
CouurH, 70; printers HhrsTy--R- {. McAuley -:
Ecf-LedIed cane for fOr.sy-I. ii. Small, -; en-
1TcCert dress Tor lady a5sisttnt-MrS. John s.
Miller: lt3; gold pen and pencil for bank meSsen-
Fr-NIlibm Cox, %; biCycle-Fen,ol Bradford
a. baby crlt-CiiTretJ Tucker, rs; OIL stove for
lett c4TrieT-Wm. Taber, 49,
SALE or MATING There viii be sale of new
STR" mating 1t DOwlng's auction rooms to
MORROW at II o'clock
SPECIAL BARGAINS in cut dry goods at Weeks &
Co auction TOOnS ThurSd1y at 10 am
WASHINGTON Fish MARKET Sold by R. A.
COLLEEN. fish agent, JGhnSOnS wharf,to-day: 5000
shad, from SO 20 $50 per hundred: $1,000 herring
IRON $3.50 10 - per thousand; 80 punches sold
ifoi 70 - % cents per bunch
ATTENTION, SPECULATORs--J. IT. COfwell alIe-
I'ohetT, WI s"H tomorrow "wednesday alter
noon, AT O'Clock. two fiIe lets Oh the west side OF
lith, near y street northwest
Coal REpCCED-G. l. Sheriff hos reduced the
pre- -, all kinds OF col 30 cents per ton.
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COndensen Locals.


Street lamps viii be lighted at : 20 p m. and
eXJinguiSh"d at 2:15 IL IN.
The WEEKLY STAR, a large double paper OF nifty
SIX column, VIII be sent postpaid one dollar
year Try tL.
The Suntay school union, last evening, I'm the
lecture room OF the Y. ". G.. A.. the Or dent, Mr.
A H. Nelson. In the chair. Rev. Or. FIunce d.
HFerFd highly instructive lecture on the bad
Characters ia tn Book Of Acts"
Boh9rt johnson AMI Abe Banks were charged in
The Polio Court to-day With EOUSebTeaAiag. Mr.
C0ylc sal IN thought he would have to change the
charge 10 larceny. The case went over till To-
morrow.
The graduating exercises OF the Washington
trnning SCGCGl for nurses Will take place this
evening AT the Congregational church. Adj Ire>seS
Will oe delivered 10y DR.. A. F. A. King, Mrs. Ma V
CieInmeF, and DR. l. T. Johnson. The graduates
are Louise BcEtrIdEe, G-OTgiana j. Cooper, Harriet
Z. Evans and Henrietta Turner.
judge NyEe this morning accented Mr.. John
webster as bal, III the OF sl,5Oo, for Francis
H. Callahan. charged with embtzZlfng a letter
from the L. :. mails.
j. Barley FISSett has been appointed notary
public for the District OF Columbia
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SILKS. SILksl SILKS,
PURE SILK BLACK BRocaDE GRENADINES.

PURE SILK BLACK BROcADE GRENADINES.
Toe. actual value 81 80.
SLLhS AZ ~ SILKS at ~. SILKS at CO.
NUNS FEiIISCI- all pure Wool widest doup vi TIL
A. inches wide, 81 q.
BLACK 81 h heavy Gros Grain. 81 actual value 81 rs
Coinred ILkS Garnet Navy B.ue. Greeh. steel cray
and d ack. ga
Colorea ca HMERES. pure Wool filing widest dom
he width. in Straw cry and iectric Blue. 371s
tANCI SILKS and SUMMER SILK ), g., actual
vaIu 81.
Black ursh SILKS. extra wide, and Black Satin
RHADAM =. FL. real u,, 81 81.
Nun, VI iiNGS. fine quality, in 4 lectric Blue and
sta WI Try. 20.
Colored SILKS, heavy Gros Grain, in Electric Blue
M and ctrawb y. 81. actual Y lue 81. 20
Black Cashmere SdANL>, pure Wool, y.
Io!ured { SHMERES, widest double width. pure
Wool. in Pink. C.eam, OK blood. Strawbe. ry and
Electric B.ue, 3d.
Our very gest quality heavy eros Grain Black French
SlLhS, reduced from s. 80 to 81. 80, and our ne
gu!i Back French SILKS. heavy tiros Grain
- satin nufsll, reduced from 81 10 to Il %.
Bleachei Table DANaSk. AL pure Linen si ghtly
-oila!, 81, with 81
Finest qua itv Black silk Brocade GRENADINES 81
actual value 81.
CARRIERS
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AUfItsPtG Pnf. Ac Te.njo hf

ADVANTAGEOUS, NC. EO-nI20t-
NATI0NaL THEATER-Jay Rlal's "Uncle Toms
Cabin company.
THEATsR COMIQUE.-Frank i. Frayne in ISL Slo-
cum
DINE Notwithstanding performance and
curiOSitlr5-
FORREST HALL~-Testlmonlal Ball rendered to
Ms ppnnlS DlnnYan
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A Ar D.

you'd resT ectfGiiy announce III iY friends and thu
pnfilc generally tHa having leased the entire bildius
southwest corner q; llth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. forEFriy The Star OftCe) / have now far
greater facilities for conducting the auction hnsipass
tina heretofore The building has front o. so feet on
F.'iLSj wanna avenue by depth l21 fee. ther,hv
giving ono grand salerrrCI Of fifty feet front ON the
second foOr i larye having froDtas. a.
lever hoOr ch Is spec ally ed and planned for
the sae % works OF AT and Books and is able 81
efntortbi3 seating two hundred peope; In fact If ia
The only establishments IN the city that has separate
kA s5-OCil- f6- the accommodation Of all classes OF
gods II commands much space within doors thai
eues can always tie conducted without regard 10
sStt2theF- he upper portion OF the building contains
OoIr Which are usei for storage purposes fer which
~ n1 bteL Specially arranged and Is naturally great
g fajon 70 the pubic. There is also in the rear
- ue ttltftnS large court open space which Will
= lStd lor the sale of Horses and CARRIAGES tie whole
Inents IN the country. S-1A
5ieei@i attention 2ysu o. the sale Of Real Estate
Ss.N shtss mace Oh ooIstannlena Appraise-
ard arranged tor sale - 49, S~~''e VIC"
mad az experience Of twenty Eve year. In the
IN anu with tie assistance Of NJ H. Iatimer who
VI 3ted -sopAlly to the personal and fine ar. s.Ias
81 mofoiehiF cohlIetent corIs of sssistsnts feel
eonniet q syinE Perfect s,tisfs.tio a., ~.
u,si may be intrusted In iay hsntls '' o1H'iies7
kinz the public for their nsst r.,no,... -.
fully. @in' very fesiect-
apH-im THOMAS BOWLING.
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TIP WEEKLY STAR, large double paper OF fifty
Fla columns, will Ue - Mt paid Tor one dollar
SIaT. Try IL
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JAMES BRYAN and Thomas Shack?lford were
before th' Police O. urt to-day, charged with fish
Ing on Sunday. The case Won't over TIL TO- NOR
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FCRs received on storage AMI insured against
dan ~ f' moihS or hre,at StinemeU q sons, 1871
Penn y " init avenue.
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8 C. CREAMERY print butter. Spicer, Compton
Co, wholesale agents Ask for il. See al.
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DRY GOODS.
LurrN's FREScH DREss FABRIcs

SEAT0N PERRY,
Successor to Perry Brother,
INVITES THE ''sPECIAI. ATTENTION OF THE
VERY COMPLETE STOCK OF
LUPIN'S CELEBRATED BLACK AND CoLoRED
FhENCH DRESS FABRICS.
WHICH Is AS LARGE. AND COMPRISES AS MANY
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS AS ARE SHOWN
IN ANY STORE IN WASHINGTON.
NEW CHECKED sURAHS LOUISINES AND SUM-
MER SILKS.
BoNNErs TAPIssIER's AND sCHRoEpKR's
BLACK 0ROS GRAINS, OTTOMANS. eros DE
LoNDkES AND RAS DE COMTESSE, IN ALL
GRADES AND AT CORRECT PRICES"
P0NSoN'S CELEBRATED OLoRED eros GRAIN
AT 81. PER YARD.
kATRA GOOD VALUES" IN BLACK RIA
DANES AND SURAHS. AT 81, 81. IS AND 81. So
BLACK SPANISH AND GUIPURE LACE NETS.
NEW COACHING PARASOI.S A d SUN UMBREI-
Las, fhoM 1HE BEST MANUFACTURERS.
EMBROIDERED FICHUS. PARIS J RSEYS
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH sATINEs.
SCOTCH GlNaHAAS AND LINEN LAWNS.
NEM BLACK GRENADINES. FRENCH c. p
EMBROIDERED ROBES, ALL STYLES AND
PRICES.
, sF- CHOICE Goops. PLAIN FIGURES AND coRn.cr
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established lS40 APPS
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CARRIERS

EDrN" GARDEN HOSE.
Great care Is taken in the manufacture OF this Hose
that part be for service and durab ty
buy It, ard If garden is paradi is not the
fault of the hose Can for THE EDEN GARDEN
HOSE, " made and warranted by
THE REVERE RUBiXR CO.,
IT'S Devonshire Street. Boston, Mass,
apps III, H. g, I'm 81 Reade Street New York,
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ABSOLUTELY PuRk
RRR 90 2. y A Z
sRE 8 s w a /
o 0 Y AAA l.
Il 90 4 A ILL
BBR A X ~ GGG
INN R a k kK II MN 6
B. BnJB AAA Xxx II y Nm egg
rPP 90 w W wDDD FEB RRR
PPO Ow WWWD De RI
PPP o O WWWW ID ID FEE RRR
T o o WWWW d DE .
r co w W ODD ZEE :.

This powder varies. marvel Of purity,
strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than
the ordinary kinds. and cannot he sold in competition
with the multitude Of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. ROYAL BAK-
ING POWDER Co.. LOG Wall street, n. Y apo
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NOTICE'-Kers Kamathy's, 1909 pa av.. takes one
de- nue photos vlt1 one IN rteenth pa nJed FOR g
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IL @ s.
MARYLAND CLUB. Sc per gallon.
MONTICELLO ~, SO per gallon.
ROYAL CABINET. Sc per gallon,
OLD BAKER s. per gallon
OLD CROW 81 per gallon.
GOOD OLD RYE. 50 pei gallon
BOTTLE GOOD RYE. so cents.
BOTTLE GOOD RYE rs cents
BOTTLE OLD CROW. 81.
HENNEssEY BRANDY, 1865.
GALLON SPANISH SHERRY, IS.
GALLON OPORTO WINE, IS.
GALLON COOKING SHERRY, e.
GALLON MEDFORD RUM, 49,
PIPER HFIDSIECK, sOUVERAIN EXTRA DRY
CHAMPAGNE, BASS ALE. GUINNESS
STOUT AND YOUNGER,S SCOTCH
ALE. BOTTLED. $3.50 DOZEN.
E. C. KNIGHT,
ap2o 1852 Pennsylvania avenue.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER J
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May l. 1888, $50 a m.
For the middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
Weather; 10 the southern portion local rains vlri
able winds, mostly easter1y, stationary or higher
temperature, lower pressure.
SPECIAL BULLETIS-FAIR WEATHER TO-HO BROW
Fair weather is indicated on WcdneSd Y for the
gull, south Atlantic, middle states and New Eng
lail. aud local rdins In the north west and upper
lake region.
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OID WINE AND OLD Friends ARE KNOWN AS
~ the best % lie JUSTHS Old Stand known for years
90 the only place where nrst-cises sECOND.HAND
or call at
jUSTHS Old Stand No. 619 strest, between 9Th and
18th streets northwest.
n, R,-Noteb By maui PROMPTLY atteudedtA 80
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SpR1se DREss Goops.

RECEIVING NEW STYLES DAILY.
NUNS WILLING, all eolors 25c
PIN CHECK ID GO ID :, CSC.
SUMMER SILK ), Sic. &c, Toe.
ALBATROSS CLOTHS and NUNS YELLING, all
colors.
SAT N-STRIPE PIQUEs, Sc
NEW FIGURED SAIINES, CSC.
PLAIN SATIN s, all colors 25c.
l0-4 SHEETING COTTO 25c.
SALIN- NTRIPt VIC ORA LAWN, 12Hc.
SPRING CALICOES, from 454c.
GkNTS' MME,t UkbEkWEAR all prices,
FANAY CHECK ST ADMITTING
CLOTH Fob BOYS SPRING SUI is, Csc, 37c. SOC.
PLAIN GkOS GRAIN DIE SILK Il.
B A. KGROS Or IN DRESS SILKS, 81, S1.S5 81. so
PARASOLS, new styles. 81. 90. So, 81. 10, s..
sun UMBRELLAS. 81. 80 81 81. so. S..
INGRAM CARP rs. spring ors.
l. CIR. CURTAINS from Fl rs a pair
ia BkIDAi. QUILT. 92c. worth ..
SILR BROCADES, al CO Ors, i and 81. 25.
Sui All SILKS all co OTIS, 5Oc.
MORE SILKS, 95 cents.
BL OK CASHMERES. &c, SOC, &c, fbo.
LAC HERNIA I. all styles, 62c.
LINEN FOR BOY,' SUI1S, l2c., l5c., 19c., zoe.
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CITY ITEMS.
Moon Made Of Green Cheese4

| For Incipient Consumption
Use Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup The best remedy in
| the world.
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Soft Grabs, Hard Crabs.
| and fine oysters, wholesale and retail. Hotels
families and restaurants supplied. N. White & Co..
| 621 street northwest. 3
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Liver Disease, Headache and COnsti-
patton,
Caused by bad digestion, quickly cured by Browns
Iron Btters.
LEWIS, IowA.-Dr. M. j. Davis says: sBrown's
Iron Btters give the best OF satisfaction 10 those
who use IT."
GARFIELD. 1owA.-Dr. A. 7. Henak says: "Once
using Browns Iron BittcrS proves its superiority
over ell other tonic preparatons.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-01
Almost Given Away To morrow Only.
The Tea Party,s Vote.

The Tea Party's Vote.
All the lady's assembled at Mrs. IS tea party
voted that the best thing In the world TO keep q
house free from all kinds OF insects is Hunts In
sect POWDER; never fails and costs only 25 cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-01

Moon Made Of Green Cheese9
That IS one OF the things we know very little
ABOUT so also about the man in the moon
we know hardly anything OF him. But We d.
know that II the man In the moon, or any othe
man, partakes too freely of green cheese or any
other indigestibe article OF diet he will have dys-
pepsa and bowel troubles. And we know thai
the way to get rid OF such Is TO take Perry Davis
Pain Killer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-14

obliged to expose him. was called upon
to meet him in public discussion, but 1
would not allow the platform given me by
reputable gentleman to be soiled by the
feet of infdel Jail BIRDS"
Wagner, the composer, as is we'll known,
ran away with the wife of Hans Won Bulow,
the eminent pianist, with whom he was
then on terms of intimate friendship. Won
Bulow's wife and his two daughters now
live with Wagner, as though legitimately
the latter's wife and daughters. This sim
gular arrangement does not seem to cause
much difficulty OF dissension in the re-
spective families, and it is reported that
Won Bulow's mother, who is very wealthy,
has just made will bequeathing $4,000
marks (about $120,O0O) to each of the
granddaughters whom Wagner has cared
for.
The International exhibition at Amster-
dam, which is to be held this year, promis-
es to be very considerable affair. Hol-
land has awakened from the lethargy with
which the project was first regarded, and
great preparations are being already made
for the reception of the many thousands of
expected visitors. A thousand Dutch firms
have already entered their names as ex-
hibitors, and demand 5000 square yards of
space. Belgium surpasses this figure.
Germany is sending large number of
exhibits, including those of the house of
Krupp. England is said to be fairly rep
resented.
A Virginia preacher, who bought his
butter from his brother Paul, sent for a
fresh supply for his Sunday dinner, and
was in the midst of his sermon when his
negro servant returned and took his seat
in the church. The preacher had eloquent
ly related what Matthew, Mark, Luke and
John had said in relation to the subject
matter of his text, and he then said, in
laundering tones: "And what does Pau
l.say?" The negro, thinking the question
addressed to him, replied, in the hearing Of
the whole congregation: ''Marse Pau
says as how you can't get any more butter
till you've paid for dat You got last week.
In opening the winter somoster lately
the rector of the university of Leipsit
mentioned that of twelve students who hai
died during the last session, only four sue
cuWbed to natural causes. One fell in {
duel, and six had committed suicide. Thil
would bear out the statement of recen
compiler of social statistics, that the king
dom of Saxony is the ''Chimborazo of sui
eide" In Saxony the number of thos,
who take their own lives is absolutely
greater than that of any other country il
Europe. Its population is certainly denser
but no one has yet given anything like ;
plausible complete explanation of thil
suicidal mania.