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The National tribune., 1884-05-22
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He Couldn't Fall
From DE Wan Street Ne.ss.J


A New York drummer the other day ran
across retail grocer in this State who had
beea in the business and in the same store for
thirty-fonr continuous years.
And didn't you ever faii2n asked the
drummer.
How could fYn
Why, any business man can fail"
Perhaps they can, but when 8 fellow can't
get credit for over SIS before they draw ON
him don't see the object in shutting up shop
And didn't you take advantage of the
p2nic2"
not copper; ! didn't owe anything, and
the only goods which went up were clothespins
and Goldfish, and / was short on both"
Never got burned out?n
Never Every fire jumps right over me, no
freshet comes within ten feet of my walls, and
the only cyclone We ever had, missed me by
forty reds. tell you, stranger, when think
of how honest I've been obliged to be, it makes
me shndder"
The National tribune., 1884-05-22
What Zephyr Cloth is.
IRON the Philadelphia caa.l

w Z Ot'ssI
Mrs. Blackwell, my dear have bought
the material for another new spring dress
Mr. Blank-Humphl Had to have another
new dress, did you?
Mrs. Blank-Of course; only have seven
teen that are fit to be seen.
Dir. Blank-Well, hope you didn't buy any.
thing very expensive.
Mrs. Blank bought zephyr cloth.
MIR. Blank-Zephyr cloth! What is it called
that for2
Mrs, Blank don't know, unless Il Is be.
cause it is pretty sure to raise breeze when
the bill comes in
The National tribune., 1884-05-22
He Kindly Explained.


IAFuHE UEe FtEtSUN1gH LNfo1tlcis.i
a negro was recently seated on a rail fencs
In Arkansas intently looking at the telegraph
wires. a gentleman passing said:
Watching the wiresan
ayes, sah."
Waiting to SOS message go by, heysn
The negro smiled and said, Yes, sah.s
The gentleman kindly told him that mes
sages were invisible, and explained the working
of the electric current to him at length Con-
Guiding, he said.
Now you know something about It's
Yes, sah.n
"What do you work att"
I'm telegraph operator al the Hazel
Switch station, sahn
The National tribune., 1884-05-22
The Run-Doun couditIon OF the sval.m.

In which weakness nervous worry and low
spirits unhinge one completely, is corrected by
DR.. Fosters Restorative which braces up the
muscles, eniivens the mind, and composes the
nerves with . power and promptness alto
gether admirable. Office 1707 Poplar street,
Philadelphia. 81. We know Dr. Foster to bc
an experienced and reliable practitioner. Ed
The National tribune., 1884-05-22
Gen. slseum,. Rlll . rr,snd seetIaa ,1ss.

At meeting of the House Committee on
Military Affairs, on Tuesday, Representative
Slocum was instructed to report fayorably his
bin providing that honorably discharged SOL
diers or sailors shall be preferred for appoint
ment to civil offices when they are found to
possess the business capacity necessary for the
proper discharge of the duties of such Offices.
The National tribune., 1884-05-22
A Happy Thought.

Diamond Dyes are so perfect and SO beautiful
that it Is pleasure to use them Equally good
for dark or light colors. 100. at druggists
Wells, Richardson & Co.. Burlington, VT. Sam.
pie Card, 81 colors, and a book Of directions for
&c. stamp.
The National tribune., 1884-05-22

A high mandarin of China, in his letter of
thanks TO DIR. Aver for having introduced Ayers
Pills into the Celestial Empire, called them
Sweet Curing Seeds" "A very appropriate
nanei They are sweet, they cure, and are there
fore the most profitable seeds sick man can
invest In.
The National tribune., 1884-05-22

VETERANS. KEEP THE DECORATION DAY
ceremonies beautifully. Send for the best music
extant for your purpose 81 pages words and music
cts (Inailedl 70 Tor 81. Comrade REDINGTON, 2se}z
Broadway, N. Y.
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The National tribune., 1884-05-22
j. HOWARD FOOTE,

Headquarters for Rsn&
instruments. cymbxlA
Drums. Flies 8Gzlz
and al Htffngs fsf
Grand Array Pessa,
Campaign clubs
etc. Send 3 cent stazx2
for elegant Hluss<.isk
eataiosnA
The National tribune., 1884-05-22

Hon. William ID. Kelley, Of Pennsylvsr,.
chsrscterizes 1s utterly without foundatioD !.
PhasdeiPhis oispAtch. published 10 New
9orH paper recently. 20 the effect that he Is In
poor heasthi Thai the cancer from which he
suffered 30 severely last summer has returned
and that his friends are anxious that he should
be appointed rs minister 10 Spain or Italy in
hope that a more genial climate may proiong
ma hfe- Mr.. Kelley says that his general
health is excellent; that there is no symptom
Of q return Of the cancer, aud that be sould
The National tribune., 1884-05-22

BEAUTIFUL package OF silk for PATCHWORK sssart.I
D eocrs. only Sc o. 5 TODD Co. Ciiat0nville, Coma
Mention The National Tribuns
The National tribune., 1884-05-22

WANTED verywhere, comrades OF The 9. A. n
Nv 10 canvass the Posts for very saIaOie article
ID G. TEED & co. 1s4 LIE sale 81. Chicasps II
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The National tribune., 1884-05-22
SILKS-PATCHWORK.

OIL 70 LARGE ASSORTMENT for Patch vors ts
oil n - 2Sc- and soc. Packagea Samples. 10 50
49, ~ Large varieties in Remnants from - ~
pieces. Samples SC Pequst SILK Mills North Ha4 n c.
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The National tribune., 1884-05-22

NTANfED-Agsnts for the beastiSul book s3cfhse
W Home and Heaven The work Of best sut soss a
choice volume, elegantly illustrated Worth is weixa4
In gold for home. R. C. TREAT 199 CLARK s., CidcA.a
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The National tribune., 1884-05-22

UTANTED.-LADIEs OR GENTLEMEN in csrx an
w eoaatry 70 lake nice light and pleasant -ork *
their own hOnes 3 u : y easily and quietly ua1tss
work sent b mail no caEyassing stamp fos neDsg
Please address RELIABLE MANUFACTURERS Co.,. PHI -
delphia Pa.
The National tribune., 1884-05-22
There is no question Of greater
National

Importance, than that which affects the
health of the people; a question. for the
settlement of which, ia the only proper
manner, each individual must take
The National tribune., 1884-05-22

N4TASTkD-LADIES AND YOUNG MEN W!sHINa
w e earn a % 50 every day quietly a sher haaeaf
work furnished; sent BY mali no caHyaSsipz. ~
stamps required FOR ply Please address EDNA 40
DAVIS CO, IS south Main ST. Fall River. Mask
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The National tribune., 1884-05-22

WTANTED.-Ths address Of every G. A. r nera6se
W our efwoTs and 81 who want % make EaonsY
selling the wonderful solsi-srring Bullet and 5esl a
bonanza Address Bullet and She'll leo Arch ST. PAf;a
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-29

The District Of Co.unbia-the ward OF the IA
uon-fires pretty badly at the hands OF It's Con-
Gress-cCal GUARDIANS Yesterday day set apart by
the HOUSE for te consideration OF Dist riot business
WIS occupied ldTselY.ny Mr.. Hewitts question of
pTiVItSe, and when that Was disposed Of and the
Muse, after pTotracted hiDG steriag opposition by
those DiotTi-s h4te-s, Mess Holman and BIount,
hAd got TO stage Where the sewerage bill was On
the point OF passage, Nr Holman was able TO de-
iet any acton whatever on District affairs for the
DAY by RAISING the objection that there was no
Quorum present.
Tie whole time On the prcvi7us District day vas
eoA'u1hed 70 the discussion and passaze OF single
IfHdIe ol.l,-thIt relieving MIS- Eliza Patterson
nun the payment OF speciL improvement taxes,
aii>iis lei case an exceptional Ci- BECAUSE OF her
-hsn social standing - oae o. The eloquent adyo-
Gales OF 1E= Oil stated There was no want CT
quorum NAT diJ, and some or tae prum.1eDt men,
osrs oI the House, WHO are peTpelualiy hyling and
4AnptSStfIoS Ii opposition 20 any important
measure Of District Interest took the door In
Ieryid support OF tins measure Of social tavoritln
MS Scrt If s-11!Eg with ne q y1slLJire Ned. OF
Community OF ISJ.GcJ p-JJ.e Is Il disgrace to the
House. IAe4e Viii y.001uy be 10 tine during tue
rest o. the session the cJn Iteration VI District
DIS or VIA lSTt.iee. sISI - .c sewerage oil;
the Oil To amend the Revised Statutes RESTING To
tIe District " No-1lEo; tAe lfee bridge bill; the
folo-lc fishery Liz Ike oi.. reUI-riH; steam rail-
fosaS; the license lax d.: The I'll 20 amend laws
Heating 70 land titles IA tle District OF Counbil:
the landlord AID tenant U4i; the assessment bill:
TIE poce o.i: ILe d. u make Washington port OF
entry; tue biz uilln ne use OF avenues Streets
alleys, 3c AID SORE iUr,y other b,4l, OF pressing
Importance. it .coss ROW is Il the slage District
measure able 10 secure he attention OF the house
Is te I No 4ees iur the relief O. ELIZA W. Pat
tsTson-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-29

The predictions OF Mr.. Morrison that democratic
Opposition 10 his tarir Dill would weaken as the
0SnL progressed SEEN 20 have already been verified.
This weahenlug is DCt Que 20 any change OF opin-
I'm among The democrats VINO have hitherto fol-
lowed NJ kiLddIL il is policy, not principle. that
Strengthens tie Morrison bill Not d SINCE dem
ocraJ u Tie opposition has been convinced that
there is anything Uut evil In Inc measure. but the
Necessity i1r some apDeIrlnce Of unity in the party
oli"e-2Hs their Objections TO the bill. But Ii Is
woes That Mr. Morrison needs, and 50 that ne gets
them II Is not H@eIy 10 Inquire very particularly
Into tie motive that lies back OF theIn
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sTRAsBURGER BROS,
Ta6 It'll street and 461 Penn. avenue.


NOUNTFRFFITS
In t. ion is tribute to worth Nearly all good is the
SUI lcr o: INIT Hon We often hear Of imitation
coCnteffe4t Christians. but Of initial ion ddels
IL IS tre the H. itation frequently pass for the
ut that a:vues lack Of judF:Iel in the nves i2aor
sonnet Ilnes owevtr. the counterf it much
tire appe the genuine a. to almost deceive the
very exTert and IN that julTInent of
erfS scsIrty be expected to be equal TO the ener
& y Art cIes of nit ard in grnersl demand are
these most often counterfeit d. initiated adulteraed
Nearly every hing in the of food, drink m.-df
ce Il adulrefatsd. j. the article he subj rel inanp
tlts'lo rom crude to prepared cund tion or con-
sumption he clrcru stances usual such that no
IL ree lEf alton the part OK the prr haser
Is caIap OF dtec inv tn cheat Hence the necessity
u pure asrg only from til Of abba ed rernta
tons The who offers the article for sale be
ever 40 no. ut but his capacity may not be equal
10 his hont sty
soon a. some particular fabric having pecu arty OF
TO produce imitation counterfeit This has
notably the case with rat Il fab ic having cork
rev or caLle effect produced diaxonlly across the
cloth aud is pupu arty has stimulated the prodn ton
OF yardi of ilnta ion lar- ly OF the ORIGINAL
and genuine fabric hen you to consider that il
costs IL much to make the imitation (labor expended
a. Tn genuine, and much to cut trim and make into
Sa ment. SIX and lities being equa the decis
must be inevitably in fav Of the after Nothing
net BE- said in TO the INFER orify of the dy and
mareriai OF the former that Is UNDERSTOOD but
conclude III 1avor OF the real article go to
HENNING.
T II E CT T HI Err,
<,-,vrr
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II E F r G r o IS,
WATER COOLERS AND FREEZERs
We are sole agents for Jewett's Justly celebrated
REFRIGERATORs AND ICE CHESTS,
to inspection Of which invite citizens and strangers
wv. BoTELER SON.
ep1a-6t 923 Pennsylvania avenue
Popu1AR SA1Esi
BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS!
Popu1AR SALES,
BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS!

This week we call attention to the following prices:
At S1o7-Ladies' Curacao Kid, box toe; or Common
Sense; any size and width
At 90 7I-Lates' Curacao Kid. box toe. French heal
DRESS Boots
At Sl27-Laslies' Kid or Pebble Goat Shoes. worked
button holes any size style
At 42c.-Lades' Kid Croqurt and SlipperA
At SS 47-Men's genuine Calf Hand stitched Shoes but
ton. lace and congress-
At s. 37-Mens Calf Sewcd Congress- bal and button:
regular $3.50 shoe
At Sl47-A splendid line Of Mems Shoes. high and low
qu"rter.
At S1II-Boys' and Youths solid leather Button or
Lace Shoes
A. 9'c-Misses' School Shoes every pair warranted
At 55c-Chndren's Spring Heel Shoe Kid or Pebble:
small sizes.
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AND WHEN THEY BLOOM YoU CAN SET IT DOWN
AS FACT THAT ABOUT EIGHTY PER CENT OF
ALL THE CLOTHING MEN WILL ANNOUNCE THE
STkREOTYPED PHRASE. THE LARGEST STOCK
OF SPRING GOODS IN The CITY," TT DOES NOT
MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE WHETHER HE SELLS
FIFTY OR HUNDRED THoUSAND- DOLLARS
North OF GOODS. HE HAS GIN HI. MIND THE
LARGEST STOC HE REQUIRES TT CON PApER)
FOR HIS ENORMoUS TRADEs-wHILE A HOUSE
LIKE OURS, WHICH SELLS AS MICH CLOTHING
As ANY WO OTHERS AND OFTEN AS MANY Al A
HALF DOZEN o. SO-CAILkD CLOTHIERS. CAN Do
IT ALL DEF OF LIMITED STOCK. WE DON'T
KEEP Up THESE SALES ON ANYTHING But BY
HAVING WHAT THE PEOPLE wANT-PLENTY OF
TiEM-AND THOSE WE HAVE ARE THE ST
THAT AN EQUAL AMOUNT OF MJNEY CAN PRO.
CURE ANYWHi RE. HE MAY BUY IN ENGL. MOOR
FRANCE CHEAPER CLOTHES-Not CLOTHES. BUT
COVERS. FIR CLOTHING THAT Is CHEAP IN
ENGLAND IS CHEAP ALL THE WAY THROUGH
IT'S CHEAP IN TRIMNING. CHEAP IN LABOR AND
THE STYLE Is MOI CHEAP Ok DEAR, THERE Is
NO SUCH ELEMENT; " H1I.E NTH Us THE SAME
CARE. UL MANUFACTURE. THE SAME TASTY
TRIMM1NG-NOT AS EXPENSIyE-THE SAME CUT
AND STYLE IN THE CHEAPEST As IN THE B Est.
IF YOU CAN GET MORE STYLE AND GOOD WEAR
THAN WE OFFtR IN OUR Pei RLRSS TWELVE
DOLLAR lining OvERCOAT ANYWHERE IN A
TWENTY DOLLAR ONE, WE DON'T KNOW WHERE
IL CAN BE
eAKo M
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SpzcuL NOTICE.

I RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
AECHIIEt 7 AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING To AY Stock OF FTRSr-CLA>S
HEATING APPARATUS AND WOU PA.TTCU-
LARtI CALL YOUR ATTENTION To TIE
WROUGHT RON FURNACES FROM THE VEL =
KNOWN FACTORY Or REYNOLDS SON WHICH
I con TDER AS GOO II NOT SUPERIOR To
STEAM HEATING At or HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER N cos - WOULD ALSO CALL Y JgR
ATTENTION TO TIE WI-LL-K& BwS FIREPLACE
AEATEKS. FROM TIE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR. For BEATING Tv . OK MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE 70 p. UAt. III Sc il ATERS AND
FJRNACES ARE B.-.SJ Used ETENS-y LY IN
SOM OF 1HE EI& 81 U~Ea N : CITY
WHICH w iAKE GREAT PLEASURE N REFER.
RING TO. Call Is SOLICITED AND LSTI.
MAILS PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER D TTvILL. Excr-s,vs aarS-
arG No 452 Pa AVE SFAR Ia STREET
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within q few days GOV. Cleveland has come into
Significant prominence as presidential candidate
For u time lie suffered irom d reaction n popular
lty, but lstterly he seems 10 have regained much
OF his former nod on the state. and the politicians
who are backing him are shrewd and jealous. as
between him and Flower, the party would be
called on 20 choose between performance ana pro-
MISE and just now experiments are cut OF fashion,
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LEE. LruE. LnuE.
CrnfcP-royrN INT EuNg,

We are preaarpd TO furnish excellent quality Of
fr1sh wood burned iHe e the trad at reasonable
rxte IS ca be hAl II Washington. OF nifty Aso
keep OF e..d al 4 the - lrslGs Of ted and
dosssssie Csi. p:s CaCincd Plaster. Plastere- Hair
ard White ~assd &c sc
k;lns and Oxcs 18th Chesareeka and Ohio
lana u u carr WRIGHT Z JCHNS1ON
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PPP L q o M MAJ NJ SSS
F LII : mi = \ II SIS .

Little Jack Horner
Sat IL
Eating hrs Christmas pie:
He put n his thumb
And pulled out q pilm
And said. what Ro> d boy am L
we all like piurs nd if we happen to get good big
one we peased Now. havs some good sized ones
II our store and we will II You what they
A number OF good big pluIns to be had
ar1e assortment of by Carriages Of the celebrated
make of Mckee K Harl ington
Among Immense stock Of Baskets Won will find
some splendid tat punls and don't you forget it.
our stock OF Pic Frames all puIns YOU can.
not mss It there. We have all kinds and all sizes
CUR 99c knSraVng IN Oak Frames are pluIns. every
Of them. St't ing is belle wing
We won't say anything about 24x30 framed Chro-
mos a. y9c his p uIn lays right top.
We tn. lar. stock Of Jewelry in the city and
our lInlp salt IN this Inc testify that the jucinesB
ii the pns in this corner Of peis than fairly
appreciated
You viii find that our large and varied STOCK is chock
full Of pus, and you will them sticking out on
ey-ry s'e Uny resretng tha GU cannot eat them ALL
or more plainly spe.kins not hay all the
desirable and pretty gUods displayed all sides
cil.alntss Of which Is wond~r 20 every one.
We are constantly receiving new goods and ALWAYS
to ohe~ somethin0 attrac i've than before as
you VIII find you visit Us.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-29

Douo1Ass..
NINTH AND STREETS
GENTLEMEN
For renrine French Balbrteyan Shirts and Drsw.rs
al sizes, 20 to DOUGLASS.
For English sls Thread Shirts all sixee AZ n 90 each
eoo bOUGLASS
go'o DOUGLASS
s aasss go Il sss ct 2 s sloo
for Genuine Ptppereu Jean Drawers cut pants SHAPE
s and III ue IN the mos thorough manner all zes.
oo. eAen go 10 DOUGLASS'.
For Nainsook feather wetxht Shirts and Drawers
nhue N ,ne very oest manner al aizes ut 75c each
Toto DOUGLASS.
For ser uine English Hosiery (Morlsys. in all thu new
oesls7isI a 5oe. CT poir. usual price Use. 70 to
DOUdi ASS.
For handsome Neckwesr satin lined nsw styles &c.,
got DOUGLASs'.
Fer french English and American Suspendera, best
goods 20 to DOG ASS.
For = K W. Collars and Cuff, 30 to DOUGLASS
Tor IS to order At g. sloSo si2 and tlsI hall.
dczEn 80 to DOUGLASS.
Mr. w. HcDGFs and Mr 0Ho R. Po0H1n vno
are IN charge n this department. VIII pleased to sho
any OF the above. aud many Other bargsnA
DOCaLAsg
ape8 NINTH AND r STREETA
ID Lry. NEW AND sFcoND.RAN CLOTHING.
elry, Musical instrumen Hata CAps Boots AID Shoes
AlsheS. pad
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AmER-P1coy.
PICoN TONIC.

THE NArIoxn SAFE DEpos1r Co.
CORNER 18th s. Rect AND NEW loRK AVENUE
PERPETUAL. CHARTER. ACT OF CONGRESS
JANl ARI I'D, 1876;
Capi.al. -. 220p coo
The C0IlraEy rnts S2>rs IL 3e its Fire and Burglar
Frooi 3nIts ae IFres s. TO SEQ per
acCcrdis to and % 2IUd- Rooms and Desks adj
Joining vaults. provided Safe-repters.
VAULT DOORS GCtPUED BIZ THE SARGENT
1tNE-LOCh-
SECURITIES md YALUABIFS OF every descrip-
ton irciuEng BONDS ami SIOCks'. PI.3TF, JEW
ElRY. De- DS. tSC-. t2seE for E-KEt Pr Vi, on
5PECIA1> = AkANrEC- It itle Loves: hates.
BENJAMIN P SNYDER. President
CEsEI-E> C Clio tK Of i ca. Vice President
I AVE- ,S',S fISCIs. / f.sIret.
ALBERT L SUR EYA&T. . crecary
r NyIla1. Asst Sec'y.
DIRECTOR.
BenjaEnin ?. Snytiar. Charl &C. Clover
/. EswrR-0u .gZs. J e,iry 4 Willard
Albert l. SICrtevant J.. Il T Rockers
John G PA~ke. ap2s
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SCRAP PICTURES.

JAA GOULD "a vAh b. AOAArkf UL VA.
q l1rty isenf SGae3soOoAk f5lffhday
snsla teMr keala Asspoa aisnr tAter. oonv ior,ert
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Fl E C L @ T H E r J.,
40 SEVFNTH STREET. ap29

How TO Bunn. FURNISH AND DEC.
CRATE"
Second edition Enlarged and improved)
The Cooperative Building Plan Association Of New
York have recently published. with the above title.
agnifcent volume Of Gare Q,Iarto pages 1t shows
how 10 build. in the most economical manner, good
substantial houses in the pleasing aud artistic
modern styles.
THE PRICE IS ONLT So. For sale by
G. A whitaker,
ap29 HOS Pennsylvania avenue
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Once more the go-ls-you-piease pedestrians are
toiling around the el1pse at GlImoress Garden in
New YORK, adding mile 20 mile in trial OF endur-
ance. As on previous occasion. the tireless little
Englishman. RoweiI, has taken the lead with
record to- the nrSt tEenty-iour hours Of 135 miles
Among the novelties OF Gh4 contest is the presence
Of an Indian runner. NetaW-Eg- Elbow, who has an
idea he can wiring the prize from the pae-faces. He
has fallen behind almost all the contestants. how.
ever, already, and ne VIII probably dni his native
powers no match Tor the specially trained muscles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-29

jay Hub0en joins Robson and Keller IN their
march TO the rear, having been refused place as
delegate 10 Chicago
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OpExrD TINS MoRxtxe,
A full line Of SECKWFA8. PUSJsB PIQCF. FOUR
INLAND sCARFS Il aNDKERC hIEFs GLOVES.
UMBRELLAS AND CANES.
". & TEL
s-26 eS5 Pennsylvania avenue
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FOR RENT STORES.

E'OR RI MA GROCERY STORE. A GOOD ST Nd
l. for business. Address Box "a star office a., S-3t'
US'DR RENT-A FINE LARGE s. ORE OR WAfE.
4 room. the entire lower floor OF 43 18th street
northwest. Also fine House for rent, Pnl.syI-
vinIa avenue northwest. ap23-6ts
yVOR RENT-STORE. CORNER CORCORAN AND
Il 18th streets northwest. Apply to FALL. 4 LOVE
l6-o l4th street northwest. ap23 I'm
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WANTED-RUOMS.
WANTED---HOUSES.

ANTEp-BY TWO YOUNG EN-. A FURNISH D
w fs,ol. between l3tn aud l4th. above sire
Addres> A. A. T., star office ap2S-2t'
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(NiERlAGESf CARRIAGES! |
" CARRIAGES!
My stock o LEht Oirn CARR is larye ard coinrete
foT Spring SsT7ifle@ Al o onpe Eockayrays :
Lan.iauitts. CCupcs 10th AMI sect nd-had All !
work sold warranted to a. represented
keizili.g promptly atte;s.isti 20.
ROB'T H. GRAHAM
ReiUS tory ana Elcrn-v
eToSSt 4lG-ii6 Sth street northwest |
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t1ROp0SA1.S FOR FUEL FORAGE AND STRAW
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's Z FFIcE.
AsHIsGros ID. e .Aptil -. 1854.
sealed proposals in pliat-. subject t. the usual
conditions will be recy d at this ONCE until TIVE
OCL OK NOON. ON MONDAY JUNE SECOND
1854 at which time and pl they will be ope ed in
tsence Of bidders Tor the furnishi,s and delivering
Qu ing the neC1l year cumfnenc,isg July 1854 such
Fuel fofaye and 1t nlay be requi ed.
The e. vernment tie ritt to ject any all
proposals Preference siven to srtcles Of domestic
lion and conditon Of pt1cesn quality
being eQnai and such prefer given to Irclrs OF
American rudurt1on and manu- xcfure p ofscsl the
Pacific coast to the extent VI the consumption required
by the public service th re
Hanks and full inf r1nstion to birding. etc.. vi
BE- turri q by this ufn,e aprhca ion.
apa4-6t R.N BACHELDtR q. Deputy q. Al. Gen'l. U.S.A
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1As l22o street northwess--t1stoas, Wstehea Jew.
elry, Musical In rrmen Hats C1ps Boota AID Shoes
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ErOR Il NT-ON ACCOUNT OF 4 FAMILY BkEaK
L ing mp housekeeping, the Piano. superb 7-octave.
not 10 used; lie rent reasonably some one
accustomed to handling nice furniture. Address Mrs
H. b. st OFT, Star Office. ap.2-Its