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CHINA AND GLASS,
je6 1910 SEVENTH STREET H. W.
SEVEN MoDEns WosDnaa
l.
The beautiful line Of Suits and Coats and vests In
and Flannes shown ut astonishingly low prices the
M1sF1T STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
The fine Corkscrew 4 B. Cutaway Suits In blue
brown and black. sold for SIS at the
M1sF1r STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND sTREETs
The finest Black Suits sold for $40 1t the
NISFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND + STREETS
w.
The splendid line Of Boys Suits from $3.50 up II the
M1sF1r STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND + STREETS.
The immense line Of Pants from o. rs up ct The
M1sF1T STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND r STREETS
Tho magnificent lin. of Blue Flannel md Y,on.
Cloth Suits single and double breasted from os up at
the
M1sFIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
The large assortment Of Business Suits from IS up
the
M1sF1T STORE.
tee CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
E E ! 81 WV |; y 9: g: 9;
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT,
DRY GOODS DEpARTMzHr.
MARKED DOWN PRICES.
All our 12Hc DRESS a1NaHANs reduced to 1oc Per
yard.
Geo. H. Gilbert's best O. PLAID FLANNELS 1t &c.
per yard These goods are retailed all over at s1so
Geo. H. Gilbert's best s-4 LADIES. CLOTH at ybc DER
yard; regular price $l.25.
Gao. II. Gilbert's best OPERA CHANNELS 1T &c. Der
yard.
Atwood BASKET FLANNELs at l5c. per yard
23-inch Shepherds PLAID DRESS GOODS at 15o Der
yard; former price 25c colors Blue Pink and Beige
23-inch British MOHAIR PLAIDs at 16c per yard;
former price Csc.
23-inch British DE BEIGE at Csc. per yard. These
goods are of recent purchase and very cheap.
3A-inch double fold) CASHMERES and DE BEIGEs
ut 25c. per yard
Best 14OO LAWNS. former price l2<c.. now 1oc. per
yard.
Very best Indigo Blue PRINTS at &c. Per yard.
Koechn's Best French SATTEEN at 371sc Per yard
These goods represent solid colors only.
Black Wool BROCADED BUNTING reduced to 2oc
per yard
ALL Wool Black LACE BUNTING at 25c Der yard
Atwood NUNS YELLING at &c per yard. in all de-
shable shades.
Lupin's Best ALBATRos at &c. Per yard: colors
Cream, White, Pink, Blue and Black
4O-inch Cream White NUNS YELLING 1t :soc. Der
yard-a decided bargain.
IS pieces Best Turkey Red TABLE DAMAsKs re.
duced to 6Oc. q yard; actually worth 81 yard.
These goods worthy the inspection Of our friends
and patrons and the supply Is limited IN early call
solicited.
OUR WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
is still complete in all its branches;
All Colors MOSQUITO NETTING At Soc. apiece. At
B A U MS,
1s SEVENTH STREET.
OUR LACE DEPARTMENT.
We adding fresh attractions every day to our Lace
Department. thereby intend keep up the immense
run We are having. Just now we are Offering the
BIGGEST BARGAINS IN ORIENTAL LACEs
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-TWO UNFURNIsHED COMMUNICATE
w ing Rooms, second floor preferred west of 10th
a single gentleman References. Address STERNS,
p. O. Box 495. City. je53ts
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The hasty retreat of the advocates Of reform in
the basis Of representation at the convention
yesterday vas good example Of the moral cow
arze Of the professional politician At the first cry
OF anger from the rotten borough bosses the south
the friends Of reform threw down their arms and
surrendered Even the Blaine men, who have been
harping for months the injustice and scandal of
giving hopeessly democratic states an equal voice
with the north in the selection OF a candidate had
not word to say when the chance was offered to
effect the reform for which they have clamored.
The colored troops fought molly, and put the
s.dudesn &c shame and confusion.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

nor RENT-ELEGANT OFFICES IN BRERETON
l. Building 639 street northwest corner Of 7th OPP
posite the Patent and General Post Oces rooms single
or en- suite Inquire premises Jan1tor Attn hoor
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NOR RENT, SALE OR EXCHAN0E-A RARE
T. chance for an enterpgising business MANA we'll
known Vineyard the largest and finest IN the District
with two elegant Cottages surrounded by wide porches
necessary outbutdings, orchards groves fine springA
meadows &C. in two lots 70 suit. particulars
inquire Of Mr.. GEORGE 7. SCHAFER "a 18th street.
northwest. my6- Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-06

The proceedings OF the republican convention
through all its preliminary stages have been marked
BY business promptDess, good nature and enthu-
Diasm- The vexed questions OF organization, con-
tested seats and platform were settled without
serious difficulty or delay, so that the convention
nnds itself, at the beginning of its third days ses
sion. ready for balloting. We are promised that
this, the real work of the meeting, will be des-
patched Ia the same brisk and happy spirit: and
the Indications favor such prediction. The Blaine
men are confident OF nominating their champion on
m early ballot, and they very likely to succeed
unless the opposition forces show greater power of
assimilation and resistance than has marked them
hitherto. The platform which the candidate, who
ever he may be, Will cordially endorse In his letter
OF acceptance, is comprehensive document devoid
OF sharp points and catch phrases and dealing
gently with the more delicate questions OF the day.
POlygamy. however, Is r0undly denounced, and
John ChinaInan gets no mealy -mouthed mercy
The party Is held stfy up 10 its record on protec
tion, but at the same time it is intimated that a
surplus exists and that tariff 'inequalites" should
be corrected, provided that this can be done so as
not to hurt anybody. AS q whole the platform Is
an no1ensiye statement Of political common
places which can be easily adjusted to the con-
science and pretudices of voters everywhere; and
now that 1t has been duly framed and adopted we
shall hear little more Of 1t.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

JToR RENT "A GROCERY STORE AND TWO
L rooms. good stand for grocery business. Ad-
dress Box 143, Star Office ie<.3ts
NOR RENT-A FINE LARGE STORE OR WARE.
II room in the most central part of the ciy suitable
for most any wholesale retail business Offices Ad
dress ROBINSON, Star office ie&.3w
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BOARDING.

INK STREET NORTHWEST. LARGE COM
j. LILO Portable rooms on first and second floor
With or without board; South and east eIposure
Terms very moderate. Opposite reservation je6-Sts
DERMANENT.. TRANSIENT AND TABLE BOARD.
Il ers accommodated ut the Mcpherson House. corner
18th and streets. Mrs NJ T soUTHALL jel-lms
DARTIEs DESIRING TO REMAIN IN THE CITY
4 during the summer months will find pleasant
Rooms with or without Table Board at 1920 aud 1921
men. te3-ows
CPRAaUE MANSION. CORNER SIXTH AND E
- northwest|kaEge rooms, second door; also other
very desirable Rooms my20-3w'
EOR RENT VERY PLEASANT ROOMS, EN-
suite C single with 6rst-class Board at reasonable
rates. MRS. D. B. sToCKHAM. 945 Z street north.
T ARaE AIRY Rooms FOR RENT, AT sl4 AND
strictly required mh2f- 3m
SsT,HE fREMoNT"-THIs HOUSE HAS BEEN
= repented and repapercd, and in every way put in
order 1t is the most desirable place TO board
aes .nd halls sss go .nd - per
1, q sa g
or Members. Table nrst-cia.s. saH
i NV; best conducted Boarding house n the city
1r.nsans Boardsrs q rsas0nAAis tsrnA Meals q ~
SPECIALTIES.
DILEs.-No ONE NEED sUEFER THE WORST
Sr. sHkxbEK odSce iSia tn 4 .. Y. jss-6f'
M LEON. a29 MISSOURI AVENUE
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PERSONAL.

"A desires TO make the acquaintance OF lady about
preferred. Address EDWIN, Star Office. It,
HERDrC 18th AND STREETS NINE O'CLOCK
ID Thursday night party With light hs; and suit de-
nette IN halt mourning who smiled. Address HENRY
TEMPTATION. Star ofaca teo.2ts
WANTED-SOME ONE 10. ADOPT A FEMALE
w Infant two months old father dead. Apply at the
womans Christian Association. Friday. between and
3 O'Clock D. IN.
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II r. EISEMAN, 42I 7rH STREET NORTHWEST.
se5 Under Odd Fellows Hall
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NEO. W. McELFRE6Hs
" INDElEMnENT DETLCIIy1 AGfNcY And
my2-Sm 1873 st n. W.. Room 8. opp. Ebhdtt HousA
y vestigations secretly conducted Daily wheroabouts
:oa sisofi:t oS s. sy
Agency. Rooms and "fIrsmen's INA &6g.s cor 7th
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THOR SALE-ELEGANT NEW HOUSES OF IL
Il rooms all modern improvements. electric bells &c
on Iowa circle Apply to j. w. r. MYERS 1928 New
York avenue ap19-sw'
NOR SALEM THE FINEST LOCATION NORTH
west. between Thomas and Iowa cir les, very val
liable corner Lot fronting south SO feet n street
and east 100 feet on 18th street, with substantial and
well finished 4story brick house, occupying 26] by IS
feet of the lot large parking beautiful side yard with
shade trees and rustic fountain. Apply Room ~ lie
Droit Building. my6-lm
THOR SALE-ELEGANT NEW HOUSE ON T
Il street between 18th and 18th streets all modern i'm
provements Price eS.O00 Apply to J. ". p MYERS.
1923 New York avenue. my3-7w'
lCOR SAIE-4l7 AND 4o7 STREET NORTHEAST;
IL three stories. nine rooms and all modern improve
ments, Just completed and line of estimsted street
improvements. 5. H. WALkER. $50 La. av. mh2l Am
BUSINESS CHANCES.
INOR SALE-THE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES,
I with q Ave. years lease Of the New York avenue
Hotel This house Is well furnished and doing good
business Will be sold at bargain for cash to prompt
customer. Satisfactory reasons given for selling.
je4-6ts JN0. B. SCOTT
WANTED = TO EXCHANGE ABOUT $4,000
w worth Of cheap ground eligiby located northeast
Of the Capitol lhav1ng large frontage on Massachu
improved property. Address EXCHANGE. Box $50.
city post ONCE my3o-1m
NOR RENT-A GOOD BUSINESS sTAND-sTORE
IL and dwelling between gxs Office and medical mu-
scum, 423 10th street. thorougfare between Penn
syivaniA avenue and street Inquire y96 Louisiana
avenue. myl5-lm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-28

W. H. MORRISON, 475 Pennsylvania avenue ". w.
G; A., WHITAKER liOj Pennsylvn avenus
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Mexico.

Mexico consists of twenty'seven states, ono
federal district and one territory. There are
seven cities of over 10000 population. Tho
City of Mexico has 100000 inhabitants, Pu-
eblo 100000, and Leon 10000. Civilization
outside of the large cities is very primitive.
Many of the Indian Villages are built of turf
or of cane stuck in the ground, without a
window, without table, chair stove or bed
Eeta village Of this wretched appearance
will have magnificent stone church with
nave, choir, chime of bells, fretted ceiling and
resounding dome, with font of onyx
or Jasper with marble pulpit and
silver chancel rail. Outside of the viii
lagos, in the country, every few miles
tho traveller comes TO vast struggling
ono story building, covering four or five acres
with tower in one corner surmounted by a
bell. This is Spanish farmhouse, or a haci-
enda There are $4,000 OF these haciendas in
Mexico and they own four-hfths of tho land.
One owns 1000 square miles and another
owns 10000 square miles. The proprietor of
u hacienda lives in ducal state. He has
soldiers under his command, a physician to
attend his tenants, and many of the poems on
his estate are virtually his slaves, because
bhey are in debt to him, aud the law makes
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A SOLID PROPOSITION.
The Business Advantages that Captured
q San Francisco Maiden.

Derrick Dodd IN San Francisco Post.
IL has often been said that nothing save
business success and money constitutes n
claim to social recognition on this coast; but,
as even with such illustrations of that fact
as the Sharon trial before them. our eastern
friends can hardly understand how absolute
said rule is here, we can hardly expect the
following perfectly true incident to be be-
lieved out OF our own state:
One night not long ago the daughter of one
of our best citizens was awakened by noise
in her room, and, upon sitting up, discovered
| a man disguised with black mask standing
beside her bed, and calmly contemplating her
features by tho aid of n bulls-eyo lantern.
Don't BIO alarmed, Miss" he said; II
haven't taken anything yet"
"Bless meW said the girl; II do believe it's
burglar"
"of course IL is" said the houscbreaker,
with an ingratiating smile, as he lit cigar
cite. "And / am proud Of it,"
what do you wantp demanded the young
| lady.
"Woll did want to sample your jewelry
case" said the robber but you looked 50 all
fred pretty lying there with your auburn
hair-just my style-that l couldn't help
waking you to SEQ If you also had dark eyes.
Pm terribly fond of light hair and dark eyes,
myself"
"well, Iihave," said tho young lady glanc-
ing toward the mirror. But | must look
like fright in this--this dress"
ION the contrary, white is very becoming
to you" said the disciple of Jimmy Hope,
tondorly "By the way, are you engaged n
"That's tellin," said the girl.
mo, but are you-honest 1njun"
well, yes; l am-to young lawyer; but
I don't care for him so very much"
Hes poor, isn't hep
"0h awfullyW
Exactly. l thought as much. Now, my
dear GIRL don't you know there ia nothing In
this love.in- a-cottage businessr You dom
want to peg along nursing babies in some
stuiIy back room for the next ten years, dc
your"
"N-n-n.o," murmured the girl.
"Then why not let this fellow slide and
take me? I'm pretty comfortably fixed
Business has been good this season, and oui
profits are large. Our firm is now running {
tunnel under Marysville bank, and I've got
fourth interest Besides, I'm secretary Of
the Burglars Protective association. What
dyer say?"
Couldn't we go abroad next summer p
asked the girl, thoughtfully.
"Why, certainly. 1 expect to have to. JUS
think over the matter, and I'll drop in som,
in" and shouldering his kit the secretary
stepped out of the window and went of t
open aiewelry store for an engagement ring
And tho next day the young lawyer re
ceivcd back his letters and photograph.
Our girls know on which side their bread il
buttered, and you can bet on it.
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Cnrpets. Emrnitmrc. &c.

VAST. - WILLIAMS, 81 Seventh stroot 631
and b3i u street, and Ui3 Louisiana avenue.
FLORENCE OIL AND GAS STOVES Sold bv
j, 4, PAGE, l9lG f. street y. w.
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From an Ensllsh Point OF View.

First Londoner; 81 ear they ave hanother
helection hover hin HameriCa this year"
Second LondOner: "HO, yes; yc know they
Railways ave hevery fourteen years"
"Did you ear ow the heleCIion turned hout?"
" Hits not come hoff yet, but ears MS 'ow the
conservatives and the radicals as set their cart!
hon their man."
do the noble lords come from county New
York or county Castle Garden?"
Hi don't know but III ears there was ha riot
in Cincnnaty, and so HI fawncy they come from
county CaliiUrny, or may be county Texas"
q Hits hall very queer, hisn't hit?"
Yes; but don't ye know, the Hamerlcans are
very wise in making their presidents prepare fol
their duties by ard study"
aye doant say 50 p
"Ayei they make EN- go through han holectoral
college,
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ave are informed on what we believe to be
unquestionable authority that the firm of
Isenthal & Co., Hamburg, who publish in our
to.day's issue an advertisement, offering for
sale tick cts for the Hamburg Money Lottery,
is entirely reliable and enjoying the highest
confidence and respect for the last seventy
years The Hamburg Money Lottery itself
has been established for the last 100 years
under supervision and control of the govern
ment and the drawing to which to-day's ad-
2S6th since it was first established. So that
there need be no fear as to this being pri-
vate enterprise, but rather that it is a state
lottery, with regard to the solidity and relia-
blity of which there can BIO no possible ques-
ton or doubt."-HnternatiOnaL Newspaper
1GenCy.
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Are dangerous even when administered by direc-
tions and under the eye of a good physician, and
when put up IN nostrlms, often by incompetent
careful of these poisonous mixtures or you may
regret II. Switt's Specific is not Ouy preferable to
these dangerous compounds in the treatment Of
Blood and Skin diseases, but eliminates the poison
of Mercury and Potash from tho system by toning
up the organism and forcing out the poison
through the pores OF the skin.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga,
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THE NiGsFtT STORE, corner Tenth and + streets
N w. Sec advt.
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Gra6tItr's 0suiSr.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
flinuoDELrAs THINE ANDTHr oN1Y1rxn

THE EAs, 'lAiNE b fTnirr WEST.
DOUBLE TRACKi JANNEY, coUPLERi STEEL
Schedule to tnko effect SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
Leave Wellington nom station, corner Of Now
gers yavenuc and street, by Eastern STANDARD or
FOR Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, and 81. Louis
daily At 300 a m, i0ilb u m, 1910 p NJ %lth
points without changes 1910 a. M daily TO Chicago,
For Titt5buTs at 1915 q. m. aud $40 p. m. daily;
$40 y. to Pitsburg Cleveland and Detroit, with
For Tolcdo ana nc Detroit, vic Aonrocve 1915 a.
M daily, with sleeper for Toledo. via Wheeling and
Trains for rhiisdsirnla and New York at $40 o. NJ
1py except sunday p M mRd 10 p M ""y win
For baltimore on week DAYS 5,gi3o G,lO, r. $40,
& P%d l2 rsn ii6 3BS G sG o 2S aSH
For baltimore on sundays, $50 y, ., "a. m, li2J.
Ifo For An map d i6 am NJ AMI aio and 4lo p nj
on sunday q M ana Sa0 p :ntrg,on and po
more o $40 a. M 1910 339 d4o. a q 9nI - i az
m and 5:i5 D. H. daily except sunday, d:Ib p. M.
daily for principal stations on Metropolitan Branch,
~ md valley S BTaSh E sy 4. m daily Except Sun.
SHy sfo IA daily for o ETGdeTlGi ma iolo "
For llageT'town, 1910 H. M and 6'io p. M daily
Trains arrive from tie West daily 600 75o a, M,
From P NV York and Philadelphia, a;55 $50 A. m.
! daily, SEQ p m, daily except sunday, %, .,,.,,
m; sunday, l6.dO and 037 y, M,
From LeSingt9n, 6i20 a. M daily, and 2'lb p M
From Frederick and intermediate points, $3.50 10
sp IN 1 daily from H Point Of Ross' 'A''p'
Trains leys b9ltim9re for Wss6nlngtop g. z 55 9o
!. 4i40 ., 025, 700 9, and lob p M; sundays;
2, 4iO, 7;3O o, 0:l0a. m, 1870, D, $50 $50 and
All trains from Washington stop Mt Relay station
FoE ,Grt6aT Information apply at the Baltimore
q la
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LoYpoS AND LIVERPOOL COMPANY. So,
advt
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To all who are suffering from the errors and in.
discretions Of youth, nervous weakness early de-
cay loss of manhood, &c, viii send recipe that
viii cure You, free OF charge This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send a selfaddTessed envelope 10 tho Rev. Joseph
I. InmRn, Station d, New York City,
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them his serfs 30 long as they owe him. Tho
rapidly multiplying railroads will gradually
revolutionize business and modes Of life in
Mexico, but for generations to come our
southern neghbors will be regarded as a
peculiar peonle
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EAsTON & RUPP, southeast corner Pennsvlvant.
avenue and Thirteenth street.
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NIvASHINGTON. OHIO AND RAIL.
w ROAD COMPANY.

Trains arrive at and leave from H. and +. Sixth
sireet Depot rs follows;
Accommodation arrives $3.50 II. m. daily.
Mall arrives 20 y, m. daily except sunday.
Mail leaves y a. m. daily except sunday.
Sunday.
ON sundays only q train will leave at sos p.
Time 10th meridian.
Communication tickets not honored on sunday trains
S. NJ. BROPIY, superintendent.
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49,, ,iENNsYhyANrA ROUTE
.,n, DoU BILE TRACK, sPLENDID seen iGRY,..
STEEL RAILS, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
TRAINS EG EEEEC wN NSXHHES o s station
FOR P Ernsr Of and streets as follows
fsace sleeping Cars n az So a. d,y
Srsb mG 10 II m daily Win Sleeping Cars from
m. daily with Palace Cars TO Plttsburg; also con.
and p T. r, with Sleeping Car Pissn bur to chi:
SsWesta WHY mTp ps;sc 10 = M daily for ptsbnTg and
B4LffMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie Canandaigla, Rochester, BufIalo, Niagara,
2: m; daily, except saturday with Paiase Cars
9 TFn leaving WNshnsutonm os snIaTda 70 night
For wlillamspoft, Lock Haven, and Elmlra, atjit
Far a; M NS dS RaI SSc sSs sunday "" a.,
Express q Fa&aS TaToi
Fer Bostol Without chShSe. I4o D. m. every week.
Jersey Guy With 65alg q Br9oklyn Annex, afford.
S' New % Yor city, e' avoiding
For PhGdelPn SI5 and 1870 y SJ n 4 liD 4 10 and
For sd B hkP6ssf S9s SIS 9ay efSeS' Gy
9ig 10 80 o. m; 4. go $40, TO- and ILLS p. m. ,,
For popc,s Creek Line $50 m and 40 p. M daily,
For Annapois ESQ a. M. and 40 D. m. daily except
ALEX XIX DRIA AND FREpERIcKsgURG RAIL
S NAY /, a 6AahbEAANDhlA AND WASHING
s S &C. ana o' and On i sunday
re4 a hSs q sa 40 & sJatr eaa ,uo it,
Trains leave Alexandra Tor washington, 49, Soi.
M, and IL 10 midnight. On sunday at sos and io.ld
TcRet; ;O and Information ut the Office, northeast
corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave
the checking of baggage to destination r yn hotels
and residences , j. II. WOOD.
| CHARLES r. pTGIT, General Manager.
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VNuEWEEKLYR EPUBLGCANPAYs sPEOIA l.
\ attention to the news Vi Tue capital every
citizen should subscribe tOrtg
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(amel- in the United states.

\ drove Of thirteen Camels, belonging
to Theodore :. Nauidcrstinc. who bought
them for breeding purposes injured three
men and wrecked the show window of Il
drug store in Camden. y. j.. sunday
while being removed from the cars To their
stable. TWO months ago Mr.. Wander
slime, an eccentric gentleman, who made
Il fortune hy brewing WciS, beer, ordered
Carl llagenbcck, the European dealer in
Wild animals, to purchase fifteen camcls
for him. Two died crossing the ocean.
The remaining thirteen reached New York
last Thursday, and arrived in Camden late
saturday night They cost Mr.. Naniuer-
slime $1,000. He believes that the camel.
not the horse, should. be mans chief beast
of burden, and he predicts that within Il
few years they will he in general use all
over this country. Monday morning the
camcls We're removed to Mr.. Wander
shines farm in Ocean County, y. j., part
of which the owner admits is las sandy
and desoate rs any spot in the Desert of
sahara The camels will he broken to
harness. but,will not he expected to do
much work, as their owner has imported
them specially for breeding purposes.