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prCrURE.FRamEs. .ENGRAvlNGs,&c
~-~--~~~-~~y@-~O-~ ~~.------s----~-~---~~~~-~~
CPECIAL lhDUC EMENlS.

For a short time will s. n AZ the following prices
CABINET and sx10 FRAMES 10 reduce STOCK;
soc. Cabinet yelve,s at 35c.;
sI Cabinet Neyets at &C.;
Sl.50 Cabinet Veyels NJ 81;
tl.25 8xl0 Frame stel;
OOc. e1l0 frame at 400;
Csc. sx1O Frame. with mat lbesi In the city,, al
25c
A number OF PINE EGGRAyINGS aud other
PICTURES 70 be sold At low prices.
EASTER CARDS al half usual prices at
l.. LEWIs'S.
fe2 No.8l2 Main street.
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INnIcATIoNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer, fair weather,
winds shifting TO southerly, and lower
prcSSurC.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator Of the esia.,
of the late ELII ABETH A SAMASNI. an yer
sons Indebted 10 her VIII pie Use make prompt pay
ment 10 me. and those having ci1m. against htl
will present them 10 mo duty authenticated FOR
settlement. ... ,,,,,,,,.
NH 9-3t JOSEfh SAMHNN''
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VOL. LXIIJ.
8ptllmund llspatth.


ssTHE CIRCULATION or ThE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCu-
LArIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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THE CELLULOrD EYEGLASSES have stood the
test. and the thousands who now wear them pro-
nounce them the best. For sale by all leading
Jewellers and opticians.
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THE FINEST NAYONAIsB DRESSING for all
kinds Of salads cold meats, raw tomatoes, picked
stlmon, cabbage, etc, is DURKEE's SALAD DRESS
| ISr. Better aud more economical than homo
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and constantly-inereasing beats on foot.
Four men on horseback could cover more
territory than double the number on joOt,
and obviate the necessity OF an increase OF
the police force for some years."
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AUCTION SALES THIsDAV.

sF on all sales Of Real Estatemade between The
lst Of January ind last Of June The taxes FOR tht
present year have 10 be paid by the Tmchaser. On
III lies made between The lst of July and hs.
The wear the taxes have TO be paid by the seller.
IThis custon was adopted about fifteen ycarsagc
bv all the re-, estate agents in Richmond, and sp-
piles 10 RichmOndan vciBin.J
WILLIAM GOLDSMITH, l04 A. NJ, ready made
clothing, &C..
F.. Il. COOK. 10 4. NJ. furniture, feather-6eds
groceries, &c.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Entered al the Posi-ofnce at Richmond. Va, a.
secoud-cIass matteri
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HAVING RECEIVED my full stock OF EASTER
CARDS, I am now Offering them 1T less than baif
Drice at l.. LEwIsiT.
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How can husband DC contented whose break
fast Is not well cooked? Ria the breakflsl-tabic
Of growls and dyspepsia by using JHkEhs
sELF-RAIsING BUCKwHEAT, which always salIs-
nes every one.
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SAVE MONEY by having y0m printing done
he DISPATCH pRINTING-lioUSR. GOOD woFs
low nriccs. amt satisfaction gBar,Dieed
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SKINNY MEN" Wells's Health Renewern re-
stores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impo-
tcnce. 81.
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FOR THICK HEADS, heavy siomachs, bilIousness
Weiss May-Appe Pills,n cathartic, 10 and 25e.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-Best Anthracite
BANK C0alburg Snliit Lump, SO: Hall, $50;
Block Spliut. $3.50. Pine Wood, ~ 10 <2.ou per
half cord: Olk Wood - IS per half cord. Kind
lug Wood ri lower prices. All kinds OF Ensine
CDtl and Soft Coke. Office. ErOad street opposite
Theatre, or 1905 Cary street 49,,
fc u IL. IAhf-
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TIVE ,ND DOCTORS BILLS WILL BE SAVED
IN ALWAYS KEEPING THE REGULA-


H. ,,h,,ever the ailmcnt nSy he. n thoroughly
80 pf-1CATryg. ALTEBAriNE, AND TONIC ci.h
,e,,.v i. ont of place. The rene " i HAiNLhe>' :
- porS NOT INTEGfEEL WITH business "i'
PLEASURE.
1T Is PURELY VEGETABLE
and bas All the power and edlcScy OF talolnel or
Ouininc, without any OF the 'hla "''' N'NN' -
A GOVERNORS TESTIMONY.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been IN use IN my
1amilv for some time. and ain sausueu j. u " '''
uablc addition 20 the medical science; ,,,
j. GIL SHORT En-. Governor oi Ai'""H''
Hon. Alexander II. stevens, OF Georgia sty-
Have derived some bcncut from tlt use .l Ttl,r- ,
nom Liver Regulator, and wish - gave IL IuI-
ucr TRIAL.
.Tuy ONLY THING THAT NENEE AlLS 10
pVtrFVF.~-I have u-C1 many reu.tditS ioI bys-
ycnsit. LIVER Affection, Snd Debility. oUl never
i.ve frrnd ANYTHING 10 benCht me to the eH,th'
Sjr,,nons Liver Regulator las. sent IRON Nuh-
nesnis On teorria for 70. and woulq -thu sulnCI
icr srcb q medicine and would advise an VINO
~ ~ ,,,~,, ,YrcfeI 10 give tt trial as IL seems
the only thing that never falls 70 rel cN,; ~.
L. II. JANNEY, Minneapolis Mlhn'
D-T. W. Mason says: From actail experience
IN tbe use Of simmons Liver legm3tor III IN my
practice / have been and an s2tlsneu 10 Use anu
prescribe 10 Is a purgatye medcihe'
81 Take only the GENUINE. which always has
on the wrapper the RED TRADE-MAEK and SIC
NATURE OF a. H. ZLiLlN w.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
So 29-W6Fly
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.

u,AKEsIMMONs LIVER REGULATION
FOR
DYsPEPSIA, CoSrIvENEsS,
SICK HEADACHE, CHRONIC DiARRHHA
JAUNDICE, IMPURITY or THE BLOOD,
FEWER AND AGUE, MALARIA,
.~n All. DISEASES CAUSED BY DERANGE.
MF.NToF llVEG, BOWELS, AND
KIDNEYS.
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EASTER CARDS at less than one-half price a
LEwIs's, No. 912 Main street.
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nFFICES FOR RENT.-We have a
~ TWO NICE ROOMS In the new Rueger Al
building. Bank between Ninth and Tenth sisesIs,
suitable for lawyers
Also, TWO OFFICES under Exchange HOTEL
Fourteenth street, with gas and water.
FRANK ID. hill & Co,
NH s-9t nos Main street.
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II ADDITION to half-price rates, purchasers Of
100 or over viii receive 20 per cent. reduction al
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, a
Il suitable for commercial travellers or hasi- "a
pes--men In the centre partof th< city. Apply
at GUS. Y. DELARUE's Resfaasaat, ill0 Main
street, next 10 the DfspafeA omee
Il sas-esatAlA17
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, a NEAT TW O-sToRY a
Il MODERN BRICK DWELLING eont1ln- kz-g
l. gsiN rooms and ha'h-room, situated on SecIi q
street near Canal street Apply 10
'''>N' H. l.. STAPLES & co,
NH o-FGsuCt 1903 Main street.
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NOR RENT, THE BRICK Dwell g.
DOR RENT, SMALL HOUSES. d

DOR RENT, SMALL HOUSES. a.
No. pos west Canal street.
No. 725 north Third street.
No. rt. Paul street.
Taylor near Reservoir street.
No. qlS Cumberland street.
Jacquelin between Washington and Carrier
streets. -,
beverly between Washington and Randolph
streets.
No. 1900, corner First and Cout,s streets
Morris street between Main and Cary streets
Clairbnrne netr Ashland street.
No. 1905 north Twenty-slxth street.
Nos. and 4 south Iwenty-sixth street
Nptr Twenty-dfth aud Nenable streets.
hree houses near Twenty-scyonih ana Veh'DN
streets.
No 9O7 north ThiTtieth street.
Graham street, Rockets. ....-.,
ponIar street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets 49,, - . Il. -.
FOUR HOUSES Chelsea HilI) opposite Tanners
Nos. i726, I7co, and 1928 east Gary street
Nnply TO FURMAN TUrPtR,
Real Estate Agent,
mil eod3t 1919 Main street.
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coz BLUE-AND-GREEN ENGLISH
tDe)C KERSEY SPRING ONERCOAT, Gus
MIsFIT STORE,
pl2 " iin street.
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EOR RENT OR SALE. TWENTf-G.
! Il SEVEN ACRES OF LAND enc and a ~
h,lf miles from the city fronting on Grove road
and extending back 10 Olry-str9et road, Wing be
| tween lie f,rms Of Dr. Il. A. Patterson and Jo-
| scnh schepors The improvements c0nsit ~
| lNiCETWO-STORI AND BASEMENT DWELL
! ING with eight roomsl, large stable barn, corn
| hOu,e, and servant quarters Apply to
! FuRATAN TVPPER.
Real Estate Agent,
| NH 4-cOd9t l0lb Main street.
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ID oOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY.
OKxEcUTED ~ the DISPATCH PRINTING
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TT SHOULD BE USED BY ALL PERSONS, OLD
AND YOUNG, WHENEVER ANY OF TIE
AeOVF SYMPTOMS APPEAR.

Persons travelling or living I'm unhealthy Locale
,.H,takIug a dose occasionally 10 Keep the Liver
t't.i,fV ,ctiun will avoid all Malaria, Bilious NJ
,arts Oig4ineSs. Nausoa. prowsineSs, Depression
- s,,irit> sc. II will iuVigordtc like glass OF
=. -, "a t,,r i NOINrONICA1ING BEVERAGE.
~ vou have eaten anything hard OF digestion or
81 b,vv aftcr meals. or slccplc5s at night, take 4
a. and Won will hc relieved.
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cox SPRING OVERCOATS SELLING
.NZO atsl2 MI~ElT STORE,
9l2 Nam street
Open EVENING TIL 6; SATURDAY ill ID
o-ClDrE.
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4 IL KINDS OF
y. II. ltAW rs

I Il. WATKINS, SUCCESSOR TO TIE
81 wood and coal business 722 easL Main street
usLe Mr. j. Brll Bifcersl, delivers u hs aud 1r.
blggers patrons good PINE WOOD 1t - 25,
DAN nj -. 80. UlCkoRl ~ 80; SAWED, $40
and S3. BLAZING CRATE COAL.si and 5000.
ANTHRACITE COAL, Sndnice COOKING COhh
at ~ and -. AlFUEL cheap, and several COAL
CARTS tor sale.
Telephone No. Slo. NH i-eodlD
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COO SPRING OYERCOAT SELLING
,CZO atslO MISFIr STORE,
9l9 Main street.
Money cheerfullY refunded to all dissatisfied put-
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TlOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING g..

NOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING O.
L No. 500 north Twelfth street; seven "a
rooms and kitchen with two rooms; tath, &C.
Also, FRAME DWELLING. No. 10 Fourth
street. between Main and Franklin SIX rooms
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING with TIE
rooms, No. 7U3 west Main. opposite Monroe
Park. Apply 70 FRANK ID. HlIL < CO..,
NH S-3t No. lltS Main street.
EOR RENT, THE BRICK Dwell -
Il LING No. second street, between Ill
Main and Franklin. three rooms and modern iiii-
movements recently occupied by Dr. w. 5.
Toe. Apply TO FRANK -. HILL K 90.
NH s.3t No. lIOS Main street.
EOR REN 7, MAiN-STREET a
i STORE No. 1924 east Main, between As
Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets, buii,blc for
grocery or other business Apply 70
FRANK D,yBlLL & Co,
NH sQt NOS Main street,
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GRoCEslEs. ,suUo9>. Ac.

GROCERIES, Ltt.U St~. 6c.
CHOICE SPICED PIGS FEET,
FRESH SARATOGA CHIPS,
PIE-PEACHEs (three-pound tins for l0c);
TOMATOES, PEAS, CORN;
GOOD TEA, soc. pound.
All strictly pure art relablc,a at
mhG CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
w FRESH SUPPLY
OF The
CELEBRATED "FNTIRE-WHEAT" FLOUR.
MCCARTHY HAYNES.
mil 627 east Broad STREET
HOG-ROUNO BACON.-2j,0 600 pounds
il Il Side, Hams, shoulders, and Joles-country-
cured. POTTS, STOKES 60.
r. "a
HOMINY.-l00 barrels Pearl lIeminy {;
III 1875 sacka Pearl Hominy; 100 LoxeS Cod
dsh-bOneles4 POTTS, STOKES x co.
ffe 27l
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nISCT'r STORE.

c.O sILK-LINED SPRING OVER
tDIO COAT, custom-made selling AT tle
Nl>FiT STORE,
9l2 Nan street.
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c1O SPRING OVERCOAT, ALL
,SlO WOOL zone style), selling u SD.
MlSFIr STORE,
0l2 Main street.
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cSO DRESS-SUITS, CUSTOM-MADE,
NIsFfT STORE.
% IN afV
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e. 20
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
f6c 2e-Su,W&FJ
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If you doubt, come 10 see Us, and we will CURE
YOU or charge nothing. Write for particulars
aud a copy Of tie lt.le book, Message to the Tn
fortunate" Ash any druggist as to our standing
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-07-07

hopes are great. The ambition to pos.
sess great colonial empire has always
been strong among them and has re-
vived of late, for sufficiently obvious
reasons. They find the road blocked
everywhere except in Africa, and that
makes them all the more determined to
avail themselves of such opening as they
can get. The fact that the west coast
of Africa has been occupied at different
points by England, Holland, Portugal,
and even by themselves, and found 70
be scarcely worth the trouble OF keep
ing, is not likely to stop their present
enthusiasm to get better footing there.
They thoroughly understand that when
they can not get what they would like
they must like what they can get. What
is to be obtained on the equatorial coast
Of West Africa, is nothing very consid-
cradle There is already French set
Element on the river Ogowai, some five
degrees to the north of the Congo. 1t
is said to consist, like most of their col
onies, chiefly of Government officials.
To extend this valuable possession
along some three hundred and twenty
miles of pestiferous coast does not seem
to be a very magnificent colonial ambi-
ton. But they would extend their ter
ritory and their influence, and when
the French can feel that they have per-
formed that feat, they are not too Curl
Gus in examining into the value of what
they have obtained. In the present
case, too, they feel that there is some
thing behind the valueless coast which
is well worth having. There is all the
center of Africa to be opened up to trade
and made into colony. The Congo
has been shown by Mr.. Stanley to be
navigable above the Livingstone Falls,
and to flow through rich countries in
which there are great things to be done.
Having been shut out from almost ev-
erywhere else, the French are eager to
profit by their last chance. The only
serious obstacle to their enterprises is
the trading post on the Upper Congo
established by the Belgian Company.
They do not of course openly propose
to expel the Independent traders, but it
is obvious that, if once they obtain pos
session of the mouth of the river, they
can regulate the trade at their pleasure.
And it is the certainty that they will do
so which is causing so much uneasi-
ness to be felt about their schemes
among other nations interested in the
actual or possible commerce of Central
Africa. SATURDAY RerieU.
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The French on the Congo.

There can be no doubt that the French
Government have seriously undertaken
to make their protectorate effectual.
They have not only supplied M. de
Brazza with arms and goods, but have
given him q commission and the sup
port Of troops. The powers said to
have been conferred on him are nearly
rs wide as any given to the navigators
of the sixteenth century. If he was
going to an UNEMPLOYED continent he
could scarcely have wider commission.
The only limit placed on him is very
vaguely worded. He is to extend the
French protectorate as far as possible.
There is obviously very little. knowledge
in Paris as to how far that may be.
Familiarity with geography has never
been the strong point of the French, and
they have very loose ideas both as to
what there is to take and as to its value.
But If their knowledge is little their
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-07-07
Cashmere, China Grape, Etc.


Wool dresses of fine French cashmere
are by no means confined to colors, for
when of the exquisite black cashmeres
and Henrietta colors combined with
white MORE or white ottoman silk, and
trimmed with lace, these are among the
most refined and costly dresses made
by Worth. The cashmere forms the
short basque and he Overskirt, which
is caught up on the back of the basque,
while the white MORE is used for the
fiat front and side breadths, and for the
vest, which is shaped triangularly at
the top, widening toward the darts, and
sloped narrowly to the waist. Heavily
repped white Sicilienne is used for the
vests, collar lining. and cuffs of fine
black Henrietta cloths, and jet orna-
ments and French lace complete the
trimming. The useful fashion of wear
ing an inexpensive black cashmere pol
onaise with any black silk or satin skirt
the wearer may also have is also re-
vived; the beauty of such polonaises
consists in their fine fabric and fit, with
very full drapery across the hips. For
plain black wool suits the skirt is also
of wool in large plaits bordered near
the foot with one wide band of velvet
or three narrower rows of velvet ribbon
or of mohair braid.
The most dressy summer toilettes Of
black goods will be made of China
Grape, with detached figures wrought in
the Canton embroidery that is alike on
both sides. This will be used for the
whole dress, with low draperies OPEN
ing over clustered plaits of the Grape,
or else caught up short by bunchs of
velvet ribbon loops, and trimmed on
the lower skirt with slightly gathered
founces of embroidery or of Spanish
or French lace. The black silk and
satin Surah dresses that found such
favor last year are still liked for cool
summer silks, and will be worn for
morning made in the plainest manner,
with plaitings on the skirt, deep I'M
trimmed aprons, and plain basque,
while those for afternoon wear will have
flounces of lace and jet ornaments.
Very large scarf fichus of French
lace are imported for summer nantes
| with black toilettes. There are also
many talma capes of jetted grenadine
rounding open in front and straight
across the back, with full lace ruches at
the throat, and falling frills of lace on
the edge. Some of these are attached
to sleeveless mantles of brocaded or
plain Sicilenne made with full box
plating across the tournure. There is
sometimes bow in the back of such
capes catching them up in the middle;
other net or grenadine capes are closed
all around, and have the high-shoul-
dered side pieces already noted, and a
very full ruche for the neck and the
border. -Harper'S Bazer.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-07-07

According to DR.. Robinson, of
Brown University, the Baptists have
made wonderful progress since 1880.
There are now 2, $50, 900 communicates,
of whom two-thirds are in the Southern
States. In these States they have
twelve educational institutions, 2,151
pupils paying for their education. In
the Northern States, according to the
same authority, the Baptists number
10000.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-07-07

Quite a novel spectacle was wit
messed at Pensacola, Fla, one day re-
Gently, in the way of funerals. A
drayman died and his brother draymen
attended his funeral on draya
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Rooms to Rent.

Suitable for small family. Situated near the
depot, opposite G. Mills grocery store. Terms
reasonable. Some choice lots for sale, smaP
payment down, balance to suit purchasers.
Apply to G Mills or GEORGE NORTON.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-07-07
Important Notice.

haze for sale building lumber Of all kinds
which will sell reasonably and deliver any
where i'm town. Those building will advantage
themselves by calling on me at once.
j. Il. NICHOLS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-03

The crops of 1882 have far exceeded those Of the
preceding year. The total yield Of cotton was
6,eUOWo bales an Increase of ,365 eco bales over
1881, and the Increase In the grain crop was
665,OOO,COO bushels This enormous increase of
grain and cotton represents just so much more
material wealth Tor the country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-03

Since the November elections the word caucus
Crates h1rshly upon the ear OF the legislator. By
sort OF common consent the word 'confer-
ence" has been adopted. but though disguised,
King Caucus seems to rule as arbitrarily as ever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-03
FOR SALE-LOTS.

LNOR SALf-LOTS AT MOUNT PLEASANT NEAR
4 l4th street road. JNO. b. BLOSS. Room H. MAY
Building, corner eth and streets northwest. ja36t.
E'OE SALE-CHOICE BUILDING SITES INDI-
vlduai lots end large fronrages for elegant houses in
ne best OF northwest Localities ard throughout the city
e coming season will develop largely increased values
Now Is the time to buy of
5aO-2w liIs e q stS Seat1 n nr.hes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-03

The report OF the Jeannette board OF inquiry to
Congress will, perhaps, answer the question so
often asked, ''What was the inquiry for, anyhow"
III It's object WIS to show that quarrel occurred
between Capt. belong and Mr.. Collins, and to fur
Their show that no very good state of feeling ex-
listed between any OF the officers, this has been
demonstrated But Il this fact be OF any value to
the living or the deld It remains for the board to
establish that in Its forthcoming report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-03
JANUARY. 1888.
DEAR FRIENDS AND PATRONS:

Our relations for the past year Just ended have been
both pleasant and profitable. We have hell on to old
friends, and hope that have made many new ones
Onr business has been unusually prosperous and grew
ing. and We greet from establishment lnow in
its fifteenth year, at SIC and 3is Seventh street with
an increased desire to deserve your good viii and kind
remembrance for the future. Ne could write volume
of thanks for thu substantial tokens Of favor in the
shape OF big trade that you have given us SO freely
But we know won't have time to read them so we
join with your other friends in wishing you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-03
A HAPPY YEAR.
CorroS. CorroS,.
HOW TO MAKE MONEY.
A. sAKS & co.

LARGE SUNS ARE MADE IN RAILROAD STOCKS,
LARGE SUMS ARE MADE IN MINING STOCKS
But the fluctuations in the value of these great
and oftentnes cti i0us that in the end money
Is lost in handling them than is made. st H. say what
we will the ''clef d sire Of man" nowadays is to
MAKE MONEYi!!
As agent of one of the most responsible firms of COT
TON BROKERS ill this country, TO persons desiring to
invest money where the PRINCIPAL safe and be
withdrawn at any time aid where it will net from
- 10 loo PER CENT. PROFIT
per annum cln offer the best opportunity they ever
had to makea
PERMANENT, PAYING INVESTMENT
To show what can be done. and what am doing one
OF my customers has invested and received profits as
follows.
iSS2 Invested
W. 90. 80. 100 %
nec IN iuo w
lsoZo Net profits on investment
S.S,0 "a
Dto- L. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4Jl 10
Total profits received. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1927 60
hat the above sta cInent spasmodical and
cepsona can t, any who will call at my
olce All receive the per cent. of profit on their
investment A. H. S. DAVIS,
Jas I'm $50 4 st. n. w. Room 4,