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BARGAINS TO BE OFFERED IN THE
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT


Y.
These Goods have been lately purchased at Auction at
Low Figures. and will be quickly disposed of.
TABLE DAMASK.
60-!nch wide Unb,eachei German TABLE DAMASK at
the astonishing low price of &c.
An Extra Good Quality at only 4Sc.
5S- inch wide Turkey Red Table Damask q splendid
quality. at soc.
Extra WIDE and Extra Good Bargain at 72c worth
81.
Lot OF TEA NAPKINS at only CSC.
] I" Glass Cloth Napkins at 42c.
1 - Turkey Red Napkins at Co.,
TOWELS
we have received some Good BARGAINS in TOWELS
and Will Eve the best value at 121. 20 and 25c.
PLAIN AND PLAID NAINSOOKS.
Lot of Plain and Plaid NAINSOOKs, which we will
sell at the Low Figure of lOc. yard.
INDIA LINEN. DOTTED SWISS AND MULLs.
Some Good Bargains will be offered in these Goods
and we would advise Customers to price them be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
pEpa(u11rs.
Lot OF Single BED GRO TCHET QUILTS, only Sc
lll4 Crochet Quilts at 90c.. 81. Is. Sl.25
l2l4 at 81 AZ, S1.65; Good Bargains.
Marseilies Quilts at 81 49, 81 40 2.75. 49, $3.50.
LINEN LAP ROBES.
Good Bargains for 75c 81, 81. 90 to 50.
Lot of Laces at sc. Lot Of Laces at &C.
Both Big Bargains and worth more than double. At
BAUMS.
my26 4l6 7TH STREET.
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COLLINS vOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERs

For the relief and prevention the instant it applied
OF rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sciatica. Coughs Colds
Weak Back, Stomach and Bowels. Shooting Pains
Numbness. Hystecia Female Pains, Palptafion Dys-
pepsa, Liver Complaint Bilious Fever. Malaria and
Epidemics use COLLINS ILASIERS ian Electric
Battery combined with Porous Faster) and laugh at
pain. Csc. everywhere. my31
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g AIderneV DaiI

s"Alderncy Dairy WagOns.',
Fresh Alderney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in H-lb 'Ward' prints, 40c. per Id.
sc. per ut. Cream, 15c. pint.
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CENTRE MARKET. No. 322-3-4, branch OF Enter
prise Tea Co. Choice con e, 2g:. per pound; extra
choice tea, So. per round. CrOrkeTy ami vases,
toilet and tea sets given away with tea and coffee.
Established 1875. ODOnneIl & Bro
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PERSON

A YOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT. PLEASANT
IA and agreeable, would like to make the acQuaint-
ance Of some young gentleman. Address Miss E. r.,
star Office. It,
NY PERSON ABLE To IDENTIFY THE HAND
IA writing of the late WILLIAM EVANS, residing in
neighborhood of Long Bridge Of this city, who died
abont eighteen months ago, will please communicate
once. iny3l st
7 HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS NOT TO
l. trust my wife, Carrie Kelley. my account, as
will not pay bills contracted by her from May 90
1883. JOHN Z. KELLEY, ST.. my29-3t.
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GENTS reinforced linen bosom shirts, fully
finished, at sc Thin gaUz. understands. 25,.
White ties, 1Jc. per doZ. A. Danlnaun, agt., 500
9Th street,
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Don't Die in the House.
"Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, reaches,
bed-bugs. flies, ants, moles chipmunks, gophers.
15c. 10
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THE BALTIHORE STORE sells beautiful polka dot
fOulard silks al 6Oc per yard. These goods the
greatest bargain offered tIis season. l. BehrendS
s-S Gtn street northwest
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JEwE1nY ADVERTISEMENT No. 2.
Continued from Last Week.

IL our last weeks Jewelry Advertisement we could
only for want OF space mention Bracelets Rhine Stone
Earrings and Fins, Relied Plate Earrings and Lace
Pins, now let lis what we have in Necklaces. We
have Rolled Gold Plated Neckaces from 81 40 to 81 So
these gocds represented and will from to
10 years.
We have excellent Fire Git Necklaces with and with
out L harm. III large variety of designs, at 99c
We have Ivory Necklaces; we have silvercd Dog Col.
lar Necklaces we have all Jet Necklaces. and CeGoid
Necklaces, all at 99c., or about that
In Lockets we offer beautiful Roman Gold art-
Gle at 9nc, and 81. 40.
Our assortment Of Rings is very extensive. We have
Plain so Id Gold filed Rings, in different widths, at
99c, 81. 40, $1.9S.
Gold Rings, set with Pearls and Stones from 99c.
Real and Imitation Cameo Rings, soc. to s. 90.
Plain and Fancy Solid Gold Band Rings, 99c to 81 %.
Bangle Rings and Children's Gold Rings. &c.
In Rolled Gold Sleeve Buttons, carry immense
line and we esrecaIly call to attention Real
stone Lever Sleeve Button, at &c. and 81 25 These
equal in wear to solid gold.
We also can offer handsome Real Stone Lever Button
at Acc, and nice Separable Button at CSC.
In ladies' and Gents Link Cuff Buttons, have
beautiful assortment, and have new patent Link
Button at 99c which you should examine.
In Collar Buttous for Ladies and Gents have
almost every thing in the market at prices ranging
from 1Oc. to 25c. Ivory Collar Butons &c Pearl 1Oc.
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A CARD.
would respectfully announce to my friends and the
public generally that having leased the entire building
southwest corner Of lh street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue. formerly The Star ofhce), 1 have now far
than heretofore. The building front OF so feet on
Pehnsylvania avenue by depth of 125 feet thereby
giving one grand salesroom of fifty front On the
sccond hoor is largo room, having same frontage az
lower floor which is specially arranged and planned for
the sale OF Works OF Art and Books and is caImhe ~
comfortably seating two hundred people, in fact il ia
the only establishment in the city that has Separate
saesrooms for the accommodation of all classes of
goods 1t commands 30 much space within doors that
sales can always be conducted without regard to
weather The upper portion Of the building Contains
- looms which are used for storage purposes which
1t has been specially arranged, and is naturally great
accommodation to the public There is also in the rear
OF the building large court or open space which will
forming one OF the most complete Auction establish
ments In the country.
Special attention given to the sale of Real Estate.
Liberal advances made consignments Appraise-
ments made: Libraries and Works of Art CataloYued
and arranged for sale.
Having had experience of twenty years in the
business and with the assistance of NJ B. atimer who
Will attend personally to the personal and fine art sales
and thoroughly competent corps of assistants feel
conhdent OF giving perfect satisfaction
that may be intrusted in my hands,
Thanking the public for their past PATRONAGE and
asking continuance OF the same, am very respect
fully. VIZ f'
ap2S-lm THOMAS BOWLING.
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BEST and eheare It parasoIs. 7ss AMI IA 7th st.

THE GREAT SALE OF special bargains in f1ne but
ton and lace shoes. low quarter button. I cS and
lpperS, Is attractive, am pays TO attenI.
L. HEILBRUS, f12 1tn street.
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: f 5 }s?$ $$ q e. HRsf* Esq., ESQ.,
LII. t Z a& s. : vi . 90 . / IT / ss sss
MARYLAND CLUB. S. per gallon.
MONTICELLO IT. Sc per gallon.
ROYAL CABINET. Sc per gallon.
OLD BAKER. Sc per gallon.
OLD CROW, 81 per gallon.
GOOD OLD RYE, So pei gallon.
BOTTLE GOOD RYE, so cents
BOTTLE GOOD RYE, Is cents.
BOTTLE OLD CROW, 81.
HENNESSEY BRANDY, 1865.
GALLON SPANISH SHERRY, S..
GALLON OPORT0 WINE, s5
GALLON COOKING SHERRY, 20.
GALLON MEDFORD RUM. So.
PIPER HEIDsIECK, SOUvERAIN EXTRA DRY
CHAMPAGNE. BASS ALE, GUINNESS
STOUT AND YOUNGER'S SCOTCH
ALE. BOTTLED, $3.50 DOZEN.
E. C. KNIGHT,
ap2O 1882 Pennsylvania avenue.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
DUY AND SELL U. s. GOVT AND D. c. BONDS;
DAlso; WASH. c. GASLIGHT and ALL other City
Stock.
Deposits received subject to check.
We pay SPECIAL attention to obtaining CORRECT
and RELIABLE information regarding our various city
securities and prepared at all tunes to answer inqui
ries regarding same.
HARRY G. TOWERS CO.,
BANKERS. BROKERS AND INSURANCE.
my31 1870 STREET NORTHWEST
THE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE
-: ASSOCIATION is doing such large business that
1t beginning to alarm Of the agents CT old line
companies, who see prospective dimnuton of their
LARGE FEES; and, forgetting the obligations of hon
orable competition. are scattering unwarranted and
false statements in regard to the company and its
improved system Of life insurance Let no man be de-
ness; but let every investigate and judge for HIM
sell our plan IS especially for the POOR. who most
need Insurance. economical honest and reliable. Our
unprecedented business continues and even increases
month by month thanks to these selfish ana false at.
tacks which provoke investi CATION greatly to our ad
vantage l. Y, KNIGHT Manager
oIice lot9 n street. my23 Gm
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Sun D1A1 Gas Stoves.
CLEANLINESS. COMFORT. CONVENIENCE.
GUARANTEED TO SAVE HALF THE COST AND
ALL THE LABOR OF COAL OR WOOD FIRES, AND
Do BETTER COOKING THAN ANY STOVE IN THE
MARKET, OR MONEY REFUNDED. CALL COR
SEND CARD FOR BOOK OF CITY REFERENCES
AND SEE STOVES IN OPERATION
AGENT, r. G. CAMPBELL, PLUMBER, &c,
my26-1m,4 p GIT 10TH STREET NORTHWEST
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FUssELL's Ice Cream.

FCssELLs Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out OF
town Speaitl attention to straw berry festivals.
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lBurnett,s Cocoaine

UnUTNcVCS OVCOO1He
Promotes the growth Of the hair, and renders Il
dark and glossy. 1t holds, in liquid form, large
proportion OF deOdOrZed CocOanut Oil, prepared
expressly for this purpose. No other compound
possesses the peculiar properties which so exactly
suit the various conditions Of the human hair.
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INHE OPINION OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC IN
Il regard to Ayers Cherry Electoral Is confirmed by
cierzymen lawyers. public speakers and actors All
say 1t Is the best remedy that be procured for all
affections CT the vocal organs. throat and lungs.
DOLLS, BLOTCHES. PIMPLES AND ALL SKIN
Disease are quickly cured by cleansing the blood
Win Ayers Sarsaparilla. my3l
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Taken From the Shelves
and put on the counter to be sold for four dollars
pair-PantaloOnS marked down from s., Sc. 81
and s.; little larger in the legs than the present
style but In excellent conf itlon The shape may
be altered at slight expense to the purchasers
GEO. G. HENNING,
40 eth street
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PROPOSALS.

pROPOSALS FOR COOKED RATIONs.
AEcRu1T5Ss RENDEzvous, o. 8. ARMY,
c..,., WASHINGTON, D. c.. May Is iSss.
neaed FIoP0eals In phcate, subject to the usual
c0nd1u0ns VIII be received at this Office until TWELVE
and pIscs tS M0oM JUNE SIXTH 1888 which time
furnishing Cooked Ratons to the recruitinT nerv oF
recruits at this rendezvous during the fiscal wear end
ing june SOh 1854 Three substantial meals daily and
que proportion OF soap and candles CONSTITUTE ~.
uon. Inc raaons must be furnished at place conve
a. reserves the right to reject any or
nhis Office 1A'ueu VI appncauon 70
Pro 'osals for Cooked Rations ana addressed
,nva a. cx., 8. NJ. WHITSIDE
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Fast Work.

Fast Work.
The hotels at the mountain and seaside resorts
have put in early and good work this season.
They are mostly in readiness for guests, and all
OF them use Hunts Insect Powder, which insures
the visitors against bed bugs, reaches md all
kinds OF house vermin. Price, 25 cents; for sale
by all druggists.
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Wac ON Hon PR1cEs.
AT THE
MISFIT STORE,

w Ar ON l11GH Il RICES!
AT THE
MISFIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
We are determined to maintain the reputation of sell
Ing FINE CLOTHING at lower prices than any house
in Washington, and offer Blue FLANNEL SI1it
placed
Our $40 Blue Flannel Suit. worth s1s. forss
our SIS Blue Yacht Cloth SUIT WORTH worh s at at rs
GennIne Seersucser suits at 80. worth SIS.
6d dd FaSae Sas >, sgT at Sc ., T0sh So
s, Good Cashmere and Chey9t Suits at Sc. 81. So and
Black Diagonal Suits at $40, worth 49,
Back Cloth SHIFTS at SIS worth $40.
Tinest Back Bros dcloth Suits at s25. worth $50.
Fine Corkscrew Suits st $l5 worth S25
fine Blue Serge Suits at 81, worth s22.
Black Drap d'Ete SUITS, Coats and Vests. in great
variety.
Dress Pants at 81. s. So &c. S. S. and s6-B.rgains
WORKING PANTS
At g. 49, 81 cents. 81 81 25 and 81 5O-about half
usual price.
For Boys, to ii years old
Sgts At Il 25 $3.50. S1.75. s. and S. So worth Jus.
Suits at 50. worth IS.
Suits 1T 5. worth 8.
Suits at 9, worth 10,
For Boys from IL to II.
Suits al So. worth SIS.
suits at 4, worth g.
Suits at IS. ell WOOL worth 80.
Suits at 6, all WOOL worth ~.
THE MIsFIT STORE,
Corner 10th and Streets
Like every success. has INSCRIPTIONS imitasors Be
sure therefore. and come to the corner Of
TENTH AND STREETS my29
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EDWARD GIBSON pleaded guilty before the Pc
He Court this morning TO being CO:ninJn drunk
ard, and WAS st ntenced TO three months on the
farm.
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NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET, III. branch OF En-
terprise Tea Go. Choice tea for 5Ot. per pound
good coffee, zoe. per pound. Presents given away
with tea and coffee. ODonnell 81 Bro. Established
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE GRIEF SIGStL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, d. C.. Nay 81, 1888, $50 n m.I
For the middle Atlantic states local rains fol-
lowed by colder clearing weather, southwest veer-
ing TO northwest Winds, higher pressure.
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TIME GREAT TROUBLE IN BOTH TIE Oh ~
constant wind avail Is yesrs pass on Of the H.AIfS
memher: By the plan sdoItsd by Tie Az s.f d.
Guilty In the way Of permanent and safe Lie seo %
te overcome The members are more Likely " ATSSde ii
their payments than on any other plan. Oucos -
streee i Y. KNf0AT. Manager.
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LundbOrg's Perfumes,
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose.
Chfldren's Parasols 4Sc. A. Dammann, agt,
806 9TH street.
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>, Cool fair weather = Indicated Fri lay in New
England the mi idlc Atlantic, south Atlantic and
east gulf states, Tennessee and Oli0 valley AMI
lower lake region.
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The COLUMBIA COOPERATIVE - The seventh
monthly meeting of the Columbia Cooperative
Building Association Will be held Friday, June 1st,
at O'clock 1T tile hall, No. els 9TH street north
west. After this meeting the books Will be closed
Tor subscriptions. Parties subscribing now and at
the meeting will get the benefit OF the interest
already accrued
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NoTICE.-ketS kemethys, 1I09 Pa. av., takes one
doz fine photos With one thirteenth painted for 81
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c. NJ. TO W S o Y

$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South side. near 9TH.
my26
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Gold Filled curb vest chains S. Priggs'.
Only So IS Will Buy You
fine satin parasol, silk lined and trimmed in
Spanish silk lace. formerly sold at $375. A. Dam
mann, agt, SEC 18th street
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Only Sligo Will Buy You
q fine satin parasol, silk lined, at A Dammanns
aSt, SOC 7th street.
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DEATH OF WFLi-kNOWN BUTCHER.-Mr Michael
IL Ho,hiiirr, q Wei-knOTn butcher OF this city,
died e.trrday at his residence, $50 Maryland ave
nde northeast, after an Illness OF some II Onths
drOpSy bling the immediate cause of his
Death. Mr.. ICm.Ilsr was OF the IgelI-known
Georgetown family He was about Torty-fiye
years Or age, and was known To hundreds as a
genial ard generous mafl- lie leaves u willow and
Two Ci.ldFcn-s son and daughter. His funeral
viii take place saturday morning, probably from
e Peters church
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CHrLDREN's white dresses, Infants robes and
cups from 29c- up Lace caps very cheap a.
DIInnann, agt, 500 9TH street.
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A BIOODLrss DULL--Two young men who ve,,
10 Marshall Han yesterday with an exrursioo
purity, on the steamer Mary Washington accord
la[ 10 the reports or others WHO went on the ey
curs!0n, got into g dispute and repaired 10 rho
woods 10 settle Their difficulties according TO the
CODE Three shots were exchanged without doing
h%rm 70 either rarity. Others, who were present
tbeh lnterfrred and prevented the young men
ITon inGulging Ia u second round.
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RIVER TRADE--Harbormaste Sutton reports ar
rivals az tie riYrr lIOar as follows. Schr JuyenaI
Mason, - cords wood. III. l. Biscoe; schr Mt YER
hon, Hoods, 40 cords WOOD, j. O. Carter: schr
Howart aud Ogden, Reed, 80 cords wood. Geo
Creseiing; scar. Five SISTERS, Knight 80 cords do
same; sehr. Three Brothers, Taylor so cords
wood, =. o. Carter: schr. Cora Smith. Williams, 80
Brown. 30 cords do, same; barge Thames River.
Black, lI6 tells coal, Steamboat co. schr Sophia
waters, 90 tons same, war pension Office; barge
DE- Shanks, Smith. III tons coal, Potomac Steam
boat CO.; barge JAS A. Garfield, Stull, ZIG tons
coal, same.
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ADMITTED To THE BAI--TO-day John c. Shea. OF
The Massachusetts bar, was admitted to this bar
or motion c1 NJ Hewlett, ana tie fOIOwin. were
admitted On t4e report oI the Examining COM
Balch, Henry X. Webb. :. NJ Yeat:n1n. G.
A Semi. Robinson White, Il. T. Doyle, H. H.
Swaney, Lyndon y. Smith. W. 4. Redmond Josiah
a Kern and Victor H. Omstaad.
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Beautiful Ice pitcher and watt s12, at Priggs.
EASTERN MARKET.-CrOckery and glassware
given away with tea and Coffee. Branch OF Enter
prise Tea Co. Established 1919. O'DOnnGu d Bro
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CITY ITEMS.
The Missing Undershfrt.

The morning was warm, and he 1mprudently
made change In his underclotbing. Our climate
Is deceptive Before evening there came up O
chilly storm. An attack of sickness followed, OF
course. But Perry Davis Pain Killer was used for
relief. with the happiest effect In these summer
months OF suddenly varying temperature, every
body ought to keep bottle OF this valuable FEM
edy within reach.
Liver Disease,
Headache, and Constipation, caused by bad diges-
ton, quickly cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
LEWIS, IowA.-Dr. NJ. j. Davis says: browns
Iron Bitters give the best OF satisfaction to those
who use it,
GARFIELD, IowA.-Dr. A. T. Henak says: "Once
using Browns Iron Bitters proves its superiority
over all other tonic preparations"
nnlx Ct so Will ERuY XAu
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TAKE NOTICE OF Chr. X1nder'S fine lot OF summer
wines, such California ZlnfOulci, Mission Gut
Gel, and bis own WellknOwn native wines Also,
the genuine blackberry and raspberry wines for
Hledlcln u purposes No family should toe without
IT, Get them at M. 911 9Th street northwest.
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RAILROAD CHASGES.-Mr. ii. F. Kinney general
SUPERINTENDENT e the Philadelphia Wilmington
aid Baltimore Railroad, Will tomorrow enter upon
ms 1utcs as general manager OF the southern
1is47 1 OF the pennsylvania company, embracing
~, Hillut Ipii' NliinlHEtOn ana Baltimore, and
The Baltimore and Potomac, and AIpxandrii and
TfIS3ieIichs6ufg railroads, succeeding Mr. Geo C.
"IiNlh>, RESIGNED Mr.. wilkins Will at once enter
u'on hls eatleS OF general agent OF the Pennsyl-
N1h company, IN charge OF its interests in Baiti
ihCre-the fhlladeipaia. Wilmington and BaIti-
Central rUAdS. -'i'Aein
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TELEGRAPHIC
THE STRIKE.
The Situation Yesterday.

Chicago, 2O.-Clowry reports that the
business Of the Chicago office OF the
Western Union Company is moving
along without Sny perceptible friction,
and that while there is not the usual
rapid service, nevertheless all vital com.
mercial and personal messages and press
dispatches are being sent over the wires
without marked delay. On 'Ohange this
morning thOre was disinclination to
engage in trading, and but little business
was transacted during The early hours
owing to the meagre nature of adVices.
The We.tern Union put on trained
force early in the day; and there was
perceptibe improvement Immediately
thereafter. The strikers here thus far
display frmness in their determination
10 stand out for a considerable period,
and express thu belief that the company
will have to sccede to their terms.
Erasmus Wymsn, one of the Western
Union directors and president of the
Great Northwestern Company, which
controls nearly all the Canadian
lines, said, so far as the Canadian lines
were concerned, any compromise or con-
ceasion to the strikers WPs simply an
impossibility. To iDeI ease competition
would destroy all profile. This was be.
cause parliament regulated the rate at
which messages were sent In Canada.
Only twelve Offices pad salaries and
three wires in the large cities; all their
| other employees worked on commission.
They employed above 5000 men, and
| only half of these were on 8 strike. The
| only reason they struck was because
they we're compelled to join the brother
| hood and their co-operation was occurred
| by operators in the United States, in or
der to prevent importation from Csnsda,
and they had no grievances and they were
paid extra for all Sunday work and
there had been constant increase Of
wages instead Of a reduction.
Hartford, Conn.,, 20.--1he telegraph
operators position remains unchanged;
only the msnsger end chief operator are
in attendance. Railroad operators refuse
| to do Western Union business,
SprlnRtield, Mass, 20.-The telegraph
situation remains unchanged, with the
exception of the addition of two operators
from the country to force the strikers to
remain firm.
New York, 20.-At 10 O'Clock this
morning there. were singularly few evil
dences Of the strike about the Western
Union building. There WAS the usual
activity about The receiving windows,
bat nothing more. None of the strikers
appeared either in the basement or the
| operating loom. The executors we're
early on the ground and full Of business;
not small part of their occupation was
the reading OF cougrstulating and en-
couraRiuR kilograms from various Offices
and superintendent of the company.
Chicsgo, l9.-The telegrspbic situstion
here this morning is better than yester-
day and constantly improving. In sd-
dition to having six!y operators 10 the
Office, Messenger Brown has recruited
dozen branch Offices in the city and has
as large force on 'change as can be
used to advantage. All the repeating
and important points are doing more
than fairly well.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-21
TOWNSHIPS ToOTHACHE
ANODYNE cures instantly.
Mothers, Attention

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in medicine a number of years. and
will say that DIR. ROGERS VEG
ETABLE WORM SYRUP is the
most valuable medicine ever sold.
My customers were 80 pleased with
Its effects that they purchased a
number of bottles to have it on
hand. 1t is ali that it is recon-
mended to be.