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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26
,,gllio baben Sic Jest bier :"

Sin aus Oeuti9Ianb tommenosr Ser,
sins nit einsm in Hom wobnbaftsn 9eiits
Iiden burd bic StraBsn bieisr Stapt. Sit
ipra9en iiber bic seiitiss gntmidluns be,
Sinber, unb Der &omer bat ben anoern,
nit benz sriten beitsu Sunssn sur Brobt
ein @eiprd6 ansutniipfen. Der 5remb'
fraste alio einen Ruabsn: Gag NAL
pie alt bit ou? 3ebn Sabre. 8ie ali
parit ou Dor Swei Sabrsn? 9ldt Sabre
slIio biit bu ieet adtsebn Sabre alt! De,
Sunse, nidt faul, antuortet: Wie pie
Seine baben Sic? 3usi. Wis uiel bat:
ten Sie Dor ,psi Sabrsu? Nu9 ,wei
gllio BADEN Sic isbt pier! Oamit lief Be,
Sunse la9eno fort. IS Mil uns be:
oiintsn, Oerartisss lit elm beiisrsr Sswsis
fir bic seiitise Gntipidluns zines Sinbss
ais Der Nadusis, bas ss 10 unb 10 pie
Gedenaufsaben lOien f6nne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26
Hatb fir S6minoihdtige.

Seim grideinen Der eriten Qn;ei9en -
allsemeine, gppetitperluit, bletdes Qus.
ieben, friiitelnbes @efiibl nit nadfolsen:
benz nd9tli6sn S9weiB unb Suiten -
ioaten iofort 9lbbilfsmaBreselu ersrifien
merben. S6pinoiu9t lit cine Sfropbel.
trantbeit Der 9unse; baber sebrau6e man
bas md6tise antisS tropbels ober Sluts
~reinisunsss unb Observation-Disclosures
mittel, Or. Sierce's Golden Medical
Discovery (golbsne msbi;inii6s Gnts
oefuns). Oils elm Ndbrmittel benz 9ebers
tbran iberlesen unb ais Elm SuIitmittel
uniibertroHen. @esen 9ungeni9wd6e,
glutipeien uHb psrrpanbte 0eibsn bat ss
ni6t ieines &,lsi6en. Sei a~potbetern gu
baben. CUR grlansuns pom Or. Sierce's
abbanoluns iiber Sdwinoiu6t ienoe man
,wei Sriefmarfen an Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26
Som ewia 8eitliheu.

Die orei b%etannten Sasenbsn iibt iebss
U&do4en, es slaubt, bofit unb Iiebt 81
beiratben. 0arum siirnt bie Wdnners
melt gar 10 iebr, wenn bic Oamen S9lep.
pen tra9en? IS seist lid in benielben bic
weibli9e aufri6tisteit, ite moIsn, bab
man aud ibre Rebrieite tennen lernt!
Wtoraliiten, Die ibr brGdtet germ bic Wooe por's
9eri6t,
Saoelt aaes, nur bic S9leppeu unierer Srauen
taoelt nlbt,
Sebt IS preoi9t ernf uno biloli9, Sebem beiien
Sbr nidt taub:
giner lol6en S6Snbeit @auoel, oaB ibr Gnoe
nibtS ais Staub
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26

@el9er &nifie ameritanis
DE Ipotaten fabis iinb, ,eist AUDI
folsenoer 6au. Sefannli6 lit neuli6 baS
i3u6tbaus pom Minneiota, III StiIuater,
nisosrsebrannt. Die Strailinge wuroen
ssitlpsilis III ben ueridiepenen County: 9es
fGn9niilsu uuter9ebra6t. Sarauf uers
iu6tsn bic Nbuotaten iolden Strahinsen,
wel6e @elb batten, auf ben @runo bin
bic Srsibeit gu ueridafien, bah iie Su 3u6ts
bauSs, nidt gu G'efdnsniBbaft perartbeilt
worbsn lsien. Der @ouuerncur wuBts
ii9 ni6t anberS 81 belfen, ais baB er bic
Strdflinss mad Stiuwuter suriitbrinsen
unS bort iunerbalb Der 3ubtbauSmuuern
in ~porlduiis erri6tetsn Saraten einquar'
tiren lGEt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26

Our1 i9 en- b % per-
loren I'M Sabre 1883 i'm uereinisten SOniss
rei9e @roBbritannten ll3 gerionen bas
0eben. Die 3abl Der grplOiionen (2l)
unb iene Der gu @ruHte s~egansenen
Meni9enleben lit muir 81 besu. 1876 unter
benz Our3i9nitt Der lesen 80 Sabre. Die
meiiten 9rploiionen erfolsten Ieit Mitte
Sftober 10 nit lOl SobesfdDe) fuit re-
seImaBis bel rai9en Steissm ses Sas
rometers. Oas intercollegiate amt err
lieB oreiBis @arnunsen, uno lO1 Mens
i6enIeben sinsen iunerbalb prei Gage mad
oieien Warnungen perloren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26
Ser iploeuSe SerIiner SSrIenider, ps

Ser iolgenoe SerIiner SOrieni6ers per-
bisnt, in wsiteren Sreiien befannt gu wsr:
ben. ginsr Der geiu6er peS Merfur Gem;
pels al Der SursitraBe beiist cine pabrs
@iraiienseitalt uno uerbinbet nit bieie,
bic entipredenbe @iraiiensY bpiiosnomie
Sin @iebOlo Der SOrie beftete inn Dol
einisen Gasen an ben God einen i3ettel,
ben bas arme Spfer, obne es gu merfen,
Stunoen lang nit ii6 umberi6Ieppte. Be-
iagter 3ettel trus Die aufi6rift: @ei6enl
oss Serrn Wiliam Sb6nlant. Befannt:
Iid 1T Der @snanuts lett Sabrsn Elm irei.
sebiser Mdcea bes Serliner 3oolosiider
@artenS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26
Cine iampie Sbilomade.

Sffisisr: Boiten = no lit oenn BAG
S9iloerbaus b~insetOmmen9
SoIoat: gben paren 3wei ba, bic ia:
ben es we9setrasen!
Sffisier: OonHeruetter! llnb Sit
baben rabis Suseieben?
Soloat: SawObl, Ssrr Sauptmann =
Der @efreite bat bios seiast, i'd loa aufs
Sbor pailen uOn Dem S9ilcerbaus bat Ell
mir tein 8Ort seiast.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26
60 tbener nnb bod hpb(.

Gin bisberer Qanbmann betritt elm,
Sd weu for meir
SdweiteriObn 10 8ibna9ten elm Uissliu
%faufen, aper mat toit Jon @eis? = sic
t0nnen i4On fir 20 Mart Bafables bas
ben, oieie bier gilt so, bieie 90, bier
etpas iebr 9utes fir 800 Wart! = Der
Bauer muitert poaer Staunen bas leste
Snftrument: Bat Oeubel, b~rssbunbert
Marf uno bann is 10 n Ding nod
hphl2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26
9te i6nnrrt9e Gde.
Gin Nnoerer.

Brofehor: sic pollen BON mir Elm
3eusnis ansseiteIt baben; id erinners
mid aber gar ni9t, Sic lie in meiaen Sors
leiunsen seisben gu baben!
S.ubioius: 9b, Serr profe1or per-
me9ieln mid uabri9einli9 nit eimem ans
beren Stabsnten, Der mir iebr abnli9 iiebt
uno allerbinss niemaIs Sbre gOrIeiunseH
beiu4t bat.
BrofehOr: ga, ia! Oas mag sann wobl
iein. (Stelt ibm bas 3euaniB aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26
Gum SdnBe Der gtaturweine mad

yRlapperapatid" foIsenSe praitiide Sors
idldse: y User sum eriten MaIe Der ia
irritation fiinltIi6er &eine iberwieiem lit,
miro eingeiperrt uno 10 LANCE in Saft be-
balten, bis er bic uon ibm iabricirten Weine
bis auf ben Ietten Sropfen ielbit ausses
trunten bat. gu ellen betommt er nab
renb Der sansen Saft;eit nur Salsbdrinse.
. @er ii6 gum Sweiten Wtale bel Der @n'
i~ertisuns tiinitli6er @etne ertappen ldBt,
wiro unmittelbar barauf in bemielben er:
trGnft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26

Ole bOdte Solsbrids in amss
rita lit Die gu Marent in Mfontana Ger
ritorium. Oieielbe bat cine 0dnse bon
500 SuB uno cine S6be pom etwas iiber
226 SUP an ibren Otittelbeilen. Gs
wurben biersn SOC, 900 SUB Sol, per:
brau6t. Die So6s iino 10 conltruirt,
OaB ous SOl;wert leidt uno Obne StOrung
bur6 elm ~eilernes eriest perben fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26
gfur immer national I!

@enn ni9t pabr, 10 bod iebr gut err
funoen ut Der ioIsenbe ausipru9, Der sem
6iiriten SiSmard in ben Munb selest
wiro: r8enn meme Oeuti9en i3on an
Der SridinOiis leiosn %ioleu, sann weniss
items an e9ter, beuti4er, nidt an impors
%tirter."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26
Eallenbe Suht 9 Sahre laua.

sd bante benz @sber alss @uten",
i6reibt s. q. Waribaa, pom @ranbp,
Nepton So, Wto., rpaB er mir Samaritan
Nervine seseben bat. Gs beilte meiner
So6terS epileptiide anfdae, Die ie 8
Sabre lang bate" Otan fam es beim
Npotbster bdben. $3.50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26

Ser SER YroieiIor lit eben in Sere3s
mnnsen iiber bas Bieoereri6einen zines
8Ometen u~ertieft, ba frast i'm feline Birtbs
i9afterin: Serr SrofeHor, wann iOa i4
Die Suppe anridteu?
Srofs6or: gm 81. September 1915.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26

Siele g%ewobner bes Gerritoriams
@aibinston peisern iid, fur ibre 6rauen
unb erwa9ienen TO9ter bic iosenannte
&esifrirunssreuer gu beSablen, BON oeren
gntriduns Die ansdbuns bes Stinms
re4tS abbdnsis lit; obne vpoutar" tsin
Stimmreht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26
Gnt berfGudih.

9err SOiepb O. Walton, qpotbefer in
Sberbroofe, 6an., iast. baB Der S9mer,s
be1ieser, ct. Safobs Del, Der am .belten
ii6 %uertaufenbe @rtifel iei, wel4en er ies
mails 9efiibrt babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26
Warum Gmma ,,peritimmt" lit.

9aura (bie emma beiudD: Su ideinit
peritimmt, liebe emma?
emma: N6 ia, bente Dir, unier NGbs
den lit plOeIi6 aus Dem 0ienit sesansen.
9tun muB meme arme, alte Wsutter nit
ibrem &beumatiSmus Die gauge glrbeit tbun!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26

0as un9ebeurs @a6Stbum
Der Stabt eOnbOn Seist ii9 am bslten
Sur6 ben Ra6weis, baB lte i'm Sabre
1860 nur ? euslii3e Ouaoratmeilen be-
eedte, 1918 8, 1884 10 uno aasenblidli6
1870 Nuabratmeileu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26

Ole srOste Samm lung pom
Ybotosrapbien in ben Der. Staas
ten beiitt Der 0etectiu Senrp @ebl in
philadelphia bieielbe umfaBt iber 1000
Siloer bon Serbre6ern in allen SbeiIen
Ses 9anbss unO ibnen iino gusidnitte aug
ben 3eitunsen, wel6e iber eeben uno
Statsn Der 6erren beri6ten, beigefugt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26

0oueSat, Wo., IA. Sept. 1879.
SD babe SopfsnsS ittern sebraudt uno
lie babeu mir uiel sebolfen in meinen 9es
bersS ei6weroen uno meme maIarii6en
6isbers AnfdIe sdnslid furirt. Oieie Wtes
blsin 1T alien anoern melt iiberle9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26
Sorausiidt.

Ssrsott, bort orunten 1T crit Der Babns
boi unS inspiibeu nod fani @irtbsbGaisr!
= Sa periaum' i'd iebeaials ben Bug!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26
Ssamil;runntrr (ih i'm Spieoe( betrad

JamilienDater lid i'm Spiesel bstruds
0m! Die 6ausmiise, welde mir
Ofarie sebdtelt bat, rutidt mir bis iiber bic
Naie berab. Sn Die S9ube, bic mir
Glara ititte, tann id faum nit ben 3sben
binein. Der S9lafrot, nit benz mid
meine Ualtter aberrai9te, 1T Siel gu eng
uno gu fur5 uno Oa ipridt man INNER
nod pom pailenoen Weibna9tsseidentsn !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-26
,Mteime Samer, ieuiSen Sic nidt mebr :"

benn Or. Yierce's 'Favorite Prescription
lit Elm l6neles unp ii6eres Mtittel sesen
bic Sbrem @ei6le6t ei9entbimIi6en 9ei;
ben. = 9ei allen Mpotbetern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

The authorities in New York CITY have enour
come 10 the conclusion that there can no 80
nights and demorallzng. bloody and dsUracfnl
nights even If the gladiators pull gloves over their
pare knuckles, and have. therefore decided 10 sion
the brutal pugilistic combats that have aourisheS
OF late very proper decision, and one thar sbo,id
have been reached long ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

NOVELTIES In BLACK GooDs.
sEAroN PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BRorHERs
BISON CLOTHS.
CAMELS HAIRS.
BIARRITZ CLOTHS
LINoTTE CLOTHS.
HENRIETTA CLOTHS, SnooDA0'
DRAP D,ALMAs.
MELROsE CLOTHS
Tibet CLOTHS,
H1NDOO CACHEMrRES,
OTTOMAN CLOTHS.
IMPERIAL SERGES
GRAPE CLOTHS.
DAAf z oA HNFc cREpEs
CREPE DE CHINE.
MOURNING SILKS,
JAPANESE CREPES.
LUP1NS CELEBRATED BLACK CAsHMEREs AND
MOURNING FABRICS IN GREAT VARIETY.
PsAlN AM TWILLED BLACK FRENCH CLOTHS
COUHTAULD'S ENGLISH GRAPES AND Wells
BLACK THIBET sHAWLs.
BLACK MOURNING WRAPS. ia KETS. AND CIR
CULARS. IMPORTED BLACK BEAvER AND
STOCKINETTE CLOTHS.
BLACK SILK UMBRELLAS. WITH MOURNING
HANDLES. BLACK SILK, COTTON AND Isle
HOSIERY. MOURNING HASDKERCHIEFS
PERINOT'S BLACK KID GLOVES
u CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY. PERRY BUILDING,
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th street
Established 1910. mis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

GODEY's LADy's BOOK says:
"Of all annoyances as connected with La Toilette
none is greater than the purchase of material
parenty the very thing required and the subsequent
finding that appearances decetfu and money time
and trouble have Ill been wasted the requirement Of
an article whose beauty transient and durability
nil Since our first recommendation Of ARCADIA VII
vKrKEN every purchaser has reiterated the praise
bestowed. Many makers would have contented them
selves with having thus gained public favor but the
great competition in yelvcteens and the praiseworthy
determination not to be urpassed have led the
facturers of the ARCADIA VRLvKTEEN to be constantly
seeking improvements which has resulted in the pro-
ducton Of the genuine fast pile rith Genoa face
LADIES'!
You should remember this brand costs no more than
poorer quality and you get it by asking for it. DO
30.
REMEMBER.
For the protection Of the consumer we stamp every
yard with the below stamp:
a za sH2HREA
SEE YOU GET IT.
LOOKS LIKE SILK VELVET.
AND COST
ONE-THIRD AS MUCH
Sold by all 6rstclass retailers TEFTT WELLER 4
CO.. New York. at wholesale. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15
DREss GooDs.
LADIES' CLOTH suIT1Na.
LADIES CLOTH PLAIps

Toe, 75c. w. "No-' ooS-' ooe
S-ineh Tricot Cloth, all WOOL ali colors. Csc
Exta-size Crochet COGnterpanes 94c
Narsetlles Quilts. Sl- 81, 81 - 81 sS "a 5o
.nile wove T anne.s, lie. 15c.. I7c 2Gc DC DC
Al wool ked Twill Flannels lSc &c ale 49,
Cloth for Boys uits. 25c soc 35c
Shawis all wool. %. 81 so 81 $3.50
ShiurenS hose, 10 seams Is. and iSr
Canton flannels SIC, exc S. Zoe
Ladies English Walking Coats IS az "a e1o
lAngfree Dress Goods, yard and Quarter wfds *.
New Plaid Dress Goods 25c "Aoe' w.
Best ~ yards wide Sheeting Cotton "a.
Silk Brocade yelvets. all colors al *
Black Brocade Velvet 81 so
Plain silk Velvet 81 IS
Lace Curtains, scale pei. 81. so pair
Best Brussels Carpets, T5c SOC So
Ingram Carpets. sc, soc az a. ,,,.c
HhitS Woo Blankets, SOC pair. 81 81 so "a
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PRODHEAD CO.,
- ,,rx,r- S01 street (new number).
INVITE ATTENTION In0N TO THE FOLLOWING

inch ladies' cloth. 20 inch csshmsrs, Ssc.: io1
Names III js cem6r1c i0xc; Double white
nSn s0Sss &c Table damssk 49, Jsssys SiSss
m Ioo s. Ss,osan nee lie ns 2cpspsr
Gs-ll, sPo0i sk: &C. Dotted net vsiline Ike:
a a1n Gsn. .n,ss sc Black sks down; ~
stock lower than ever 80 pieces Sik Ssff ana n5rsS
Tor crazy PATCHWORK for oiO0 at SA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

The report OF Capt Greene upon the onerat,ors
OF the engineer department of the District ,ovor-,
ment, within his line of duties. presents in tnrelu.
gent shape mass OF very interesting Information
concerning the streets and sewers OF our new
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

HARD Tunes IN this country are quickly reflected
In decreased immigration. The demand for labor
falls OF and those who have relatives and ,r,ords
intending 10 come 10 our shores warn them NOT m
tempt fortune under unpropitlous skies. Tins n
appears that during the ten months OF the present
year the total immigration 10 The United States
fell OH from 501O7 Tor the same period in 1854 tn
sl4,ss4. The corresponding figures for Canada are
lo3,4'o and 1886 These are large reductions, but
me newcomers are still numerous enough TO tax
the assirnllatiye apparatus OF Uncle Sam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15
The uneertaln;ies in the official canvass in New

The uncertainties in the official canvass in New
York state have day by day been narrowing down,
antl very little is now left ON which to hang hope
81 success fer the republicans. Some changes
appear in the city vote, but they have been KNOWN
and discounted, and will not affect Cleveland's
plurality as agreed upon now for some days By all
the New YORK city newspapers except the Tribune.
The whole state has now been heard from, though
In few districts In New York city the formal
result has not been reached, and the democratic
electoral ticket is to have a lead OF between
200 and 300 votes 1t is safe to assume that no
corrections yet to be made will carry the Inal
figures below LOCO or beyond 400 plurality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

Stylish AND EcosoM1cA1.
FALL. BEST. WINTER
A err Scc9 A Dbl, II. a
"a FRI g , A E : Il A
y yEr'E Y We rfrn { ZEE II Ehn IN N \
Wy EE Wy EE + EE EE Nj
" ZEE ILL W kEEr I ZEE e. r \ N NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15


Now that the presidential election IL ALREADY q
week or TWO in the past, the politicians are hnsv-
ing themselves about new contests and the ono
exciting the most attention, perhaps, is the ones
tlon OF a successor TO Senator Lapham The term
OF this senator expires next March, ana il is nrertv
generally understood that no effort Will he made m
return MIN 10 the seat he then vacstes Tho s-a@a
legislature is republican, and under ordinary cir
culnstarfces straight republican would he eecteo
Out the arrangements which worry both narttes
just now may lead To surprises 1t is reporfed for
instance, that Conkng viii be taken I'D as a fusion
Candidate by the democrats and dlsgruntled stat
warts Another report fixes On President arthnr
as the coming man. Several gentlemen who have
Deen prominent in the campaign are spoken Of 40
Candidates, among the number being WbiteIav
held, Ex-Governor Cornell, Chauncey NJ. Dena,v
ana Chairman Warren OF the state rennbitcan
committee And it is barely possible tina. as he-
tween jealous Blaine man and liberal demo-
crat, the stalwarts might go over to the latter nc
they dld 10 Cleveland The outlook therefore ts
very uncertain, and the final selection of some
ozark horse" very probable. Had Blaine suc
ceeded he could no doubt have thrown q deternt-
nins influence into the struggle but as 1T IS the
iacuo1S must fight IL out as best they can. and
such being the case, there is no telling what in
trigue or impulse or spite viii do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

IL Is reported that Secretary McCulloch conten-
plates recommending a substantial low ering Of
tariff rates Ia his forthcoming report to the Pres-
dent The rumor Is based, doubtless, on the S Gre
tary's published views on tariff reform. which are
much in line With those held by the element in
both The parties that favors a tariff for revenue
only. 1t is unlikely, however, that Mr. McCulloch
Will take extreme ground On the subject, Or that
he VIII even go much beyond the recommendations
OF secretary Foiger- With surplus OF nearly one
hundred million year, disturbing rather than re-
heving Treasury operations, it Is natural for the
head OF that department to devise ways and means
OF relief And but two methods are at hand-one
the abolition of the internal revenue system,
the other lowering OF duties. OF these the Trea-
sury department has consistently favored the lat
ter as the wiser course and IL will very likely be
again endorsed by the Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15
FOR RENT-OFFICFS

IroR RENT-oFFlcE ROOMS. VERY pFsIR,RIF
heated single or on q; els street northwest
near Patent Office. General lost Ofcr and New Pen.
sion Onicc. Apply 70 u c IANRENCE Ron,ns q q
anu I. lis = street northwest ocIi On,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

INOR RENT r239 Masa ave nv Gan M
II PIP MasA q, Is r0ll0 90 ara N st n w ara s0 M
TIA 18th ct. lOrs 100 90 1887 18th at " n ri 70
16l019th st. n l3 90 2OOG 18th AT re- o5 OO
1880 stn.w,N 100 OOI Dot 9Th At a 6 rs 25 90
1925 st w.. - rs. 10000 4Sl II st a. W. rs % 90
1927 st. NV, Is 100 O0 706 9Th at n e rs 20 90
!S!a iNn 81 NV y rs 80 81 1873 ST. "a. e., 100
i0d6 Iyn etnw. IL rs " "a $40 St rooms % 90
l7e3 st. nw IL B3 "a l7l5 5th At "a w rs l6 90
1922 18th stn IL 90 lsl4 9th st NV "a 90
avenue rs. ~. 90 S33 lst St e7 roofsl6 90
!5!u iStn nw III rs s3, l127 St 1900
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Inc democrats and the Independent republicans
are already disputing to the part each took in
Cleveland'S election and the recognition each
should receive from the new administration The
World has promptly notified the republican allies
that they must find their satisfaction in the VIC
tory OF abstract principle leaving to the orthodox
democracy the material rewards of success. But
the Herald resents such division as unjust and
mpontic. IL claims that the Independents con-
tributed so greatly to Cleveland's success that
common decency" requires the democrats to treat
them with consideration, and IL adds that the
PreSident-elect will make very serious mistake IL
he does not urge and cOnstrain the independents Tn
take an important share In his councils otherwise
according TO this view, his administration will soon
nnd Itself "abjectly pOwerleSs tor good The Her.
Gtd enforces this assertion by an extract from a
letter from southern Senator. in which its CORE
spondent says unless Cleveland recognizes the in
dependents she will be the worst swamped man
alive"
The Herald concludes by declaring that "wtth
CleVelands election both the old parties died. Jr
mas oeen Freely said that Cleveands success would
result In the disruption and death of his marry
Dut just now most democrats feel very much ol,ve
ana are not at all disposed to grant that nv eect
Ing their candidate they have simply comrn,trad
harl-kirl And If the claim Is put forward. az ts
zone In the Herald article. that recognition of in
dependent republican boilers would be q proof or
party dissolution. they will be less Inclined than
ever 10 snare the SpoilS with their new allies
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