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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17
A Coal Mine Horror-Ghast,y Scenes.

L3ECHDURG, va, Aprll ll.-Atlef every
thing was got in readiness NJ tho Pacs'ou-
tas mine Yesterday evening ihs police forco
pacsd guard ~ the entrance OF the mines
in order 20 keep bacS the crowd which had
been attracted by tie notica posted ihRt
The bodies would he IecAimsd. Mining
Beginner Moody Ia charge ct the rescu'ng
party enteie the mines To note the sttua-
ton of affairs. Wnen hey emerged from
che mioes they announced the dam ~ Q
less than hac been supposed and
said little troubles would be experienced
in recovering the bodies Of The vic inns
Two bodies were rsGi7im-d Yesterday, boT-
ribly nut lated. These we're Boone Marcy
(yhitt) and Jim Grim, . negro. WORK was
resumed tbs morning a silt larger GRO sd
con gregAfed ct the entrance aud ropes were
stretched to prevent the too near epproech
The owl, however observer proper de-
corrnl and no undue excitement A spirit
on gTsat solemnity seemed 10 prevail in the
assembly. The bodies SO recovered were
placed in boxes on the inside o'
The mine AND several brought ou'
together on n poe car. 4 Dumbar OF miners
weil acquainted with the victims were
pl sced at me epttancs for the purpose oil
Identifying the DO lies, out of tbs sixteen
recovered so far, only SIX are identtisd
These are.
linn Crlrn. recoguiz ID bv TIE belt he wore.
Isbam Maxwell, identified by bis boots.
Gsnrge Maxwell, ideDt tilted by being found
witt HE brother. 49,
=. @iuism ThislsF, identified BY a patch
on his bo6ts.
Ynung Jewell, identified py his hair and
the loo stion of body.
A German, Recognized by his wife.
Many of the bodies were horribly man.
eled, Some had their heads blown Oft,
others arms and egs blown from the seek
Ell q. still Others with their entrails torn out
entirely. Az arm end leg We're found in tho
msin en.rauca but the body to which it be-
longld was not found. A thrill of horror
passed through the crowd as toe rsscu ug
party brought ont the charred and disbg-
ured remoips Of miner with dinner
bucket clasped in his arms. Probably he
was Just partakipe of his md.
night meal when the explosion hurled
IN into eternity. Several miners were
found with picks in their hands and
the positions indicate conclu ivcly that
death was instantaneous. La the mine st
3 o'clock the nnnouno' meut WAS made that
no more bodies would be removed before
Saturday morning. rbe balance o. the o ~
Wa, occupied in eet.Dg ont The care ssss Of
the mules, which being too heavy to drag
nut, had to be qnartered and hauled ouS
Very little excitement prevailed. lsree
crowd of men and women stood near the
entrance, hoping by eome familiar feature
to recoguize dead relatives. At the ar.
nouncenept that DO more cad bodies wouiC
be taken out until Saturday, the crowd
Withdrew,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17

ST. THOMAS, 0Sr., April liza fight oc-
Cured this mornips between gang OF sis
~ Italians and Bn equal number OF irish
labofers on the Canada Southern railway,
caused by the Irish obiecting TO the em-
ployment OF Italians. The police With The
sps'siauce OF citizens, succeeded 10 stopoiug
the fight alter several men had beel
uvnundar
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

slas ai OH dsgsssl|stl Iaa ibBts 81 .l&tg. 90 bsB bsf'
ieHbs .sb bans Jasl'gdoben.
0erpaa uenbts ban fig burtist bOtt Og murileSe:
H~setabebens ltOuei! = Seq ct life farbis enbba -
Der er Noaet at fone FORT iaa Ianst leg MI tan bet"
g,oaIe 0aae efter par aoiuuft Senser, SOmfru 0toss
mine 90 "Sibo" raf fra GrOnrss. GiIbase por tun !6niet
ubeu ginbuer til 9aben.
Set uar mango aar efter os jut Ct. 9ans6us euer
rettere Scat, buis man uilbe re9ne efer SIotten. Sommes
rem par tomn,et tibIist til Der 9orO at pGre, Os @resiet
par beilis srsnt oppe @ysnsaaien.
Oct fanot osIaa ct Yar 6arer, iom rnuutert fo~ Oms
firing beroppe. 8et ion bet par, Jog be bianhen rinbt /
aina, iaa toa be fla inbineuem Iiot Srotoit al ben srpnne
@roe, Iaa ifuat be op, naar Ell Gppe:Stss faglebe, oS be-
gpnOte iaa i'm 0anbs paanp.
Waeb ensaus latte ben enc fig paa Sasbenene. 9ioroe
fla iaa bsi io1 nluIigt, rettebe Srene op igeret os 9Ioeoe
meb be forte, bruno Dine ben mob Stoutantsn Ouenfor.
Den anben siorbe Iiseiaa. DsrpaG piIebe bssss TO LANCE
Sprius os meb 0rene tHbase Ianss 0tpgssn afiteo, dfiteb,
= ben mob Sfoptantsn paa ben ~mooiatte Sioe.
gu Manb traabte ~lauslomt os beiuerIi9t frsm paa
@~abninsen, iaa fig Ell Stunb omtring pna Wtarfeu, iom
ipste ban nOset, git iaa ben til en- 9pnstue os latte fig nsb.
6an itottsbs Jig meb apssen mob ct Yar tGtitaaenoe
unae girfeltammer og LOB faa 8littet %lan9iomt uanore oms
firing. Wpb NorO Iaa WlionatsioIen Iangt nebe og meb
penlpet @laubs. Den itinnebe li9e inb ben samIe llaubs
fureSs anii9t os paa bans buibe 6aar os StiGs, Der bin:
tebe JONI SoIp Splslanbien.
st 9ar elmer efter tom 9arerne freu paanp. De
ntaatte npousnoist ub paa grOen isien. gu par ba pitt
Wanbsn, iom baubs ifrGmt benz, saaet. Saa tg De til at
banbie ontrns iomr for.
Wlen ~pIubieIis iote ben enc fig paa Sa9benene os be-
spnote at iirre.
Obi Der mibt forn bam lab 10 Dtanben enbna. Wten
MI par bans 6oOeb bciet nsb mob bans g,pft, Satten uar
faIben al, os ban fab iaa iiiue, title. Run Bet gcerite af
en- lang. buio 9Ot bpifteoe iaste frem os tilbase ben miIbe
2uftnins.
MiOnutsioleu taitebe ct roomsnbe StiGr oper be fisrne
Sreer, ben unse SirteitOu ubienbte fin friite Quit, og al
gtaturen beroppe brsmte after fin forte, belise Sommers
natSsO rsm.
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2 asgttsism
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neniat Of ira 800 til 1000 gogluaer =. 127Aa1a
EAg eHtelte sui2loe tuett 100 Go p~--"T ia -
Ez Sohn elten, gioroap NHaaen. 1r g, 38 IA, u
kN mnalte 300 5oo, iptbte et gaa0r 5gar 90 1f lisa
asbm enoe, oes er ioHgt fra SoC5ga ~ t""ss <a
4T3 breo; baim0o Sc0eost forEmaNs bu tm.. SH \. /
@MJI bet er iaa toet, at oct oe lie len f. 90 &R 4
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belle. Ia lea az If bgrc ON r. EOpRs' aetatce auu E-r,--s', @h ~
og faa6t no, ct ran tocoe t!5geoet I8aEbe EHfane igr ru =" s:
eabnu ct IoriB4 Den 22Os SUM- 1882 tg ps cen gceasr -& wEa%
baa gnno ai GG9ers 7ngfs9eo. Chen Den 10 6ar nq tl.~.s y ra
90 nqor en- uom9rnt SebrsO. IOucra tc8 c9laa On E7nr r taaf1 a
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9taisaa,. ION 9OhoreH bar belJreoet. seq formaur lie as~., 30 ~E h
loren, foroi ban iaaIsOes bsfreoe mig for a ubgu. Ger as : y q aal
mine SHoooIoe. gb GrteP :" IN.
sermeo beooues. at ja, 9Ohn GRcl, beuosnofs mia til D. s,.'t
aOrt at bans Bebanbfu9. SEQ 6irlp at bans G9gr55so bf7 v. s- " t !
oela0rue, omtreat 20 500 LANCE. wAa
goruap, ggtbigau, fAe au3ut 1892. qosrc.
Seq ho t6 gar iaroeles me9et Of BGnbei Crn, o. oe gahr~ AZ 5Al
lDfe I8epoerfcr oeHs 5oueo. Sea hsnoeRote mig ii II T0arg. Of 80
'Orbe unoerOeter; han tefneos mig tor en- 8eHtsICrm pa &5 jO.s g~
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agpesff rnosrti9eu aI0elss fntIugeu, ma fa til oaole zae, ,s..
tpret SovH, grsteHt bunpr % en- 6afele af al bile baurs ar N
toutT tuaos os8foss. .msn STANCE bar tu ice Of erm.
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faoe min 8rHtebCrm 22eocn Dr. grrreis oo M91tegcTea al s55oa -Ar
t bs ffrefe, trggaes O. b~ebaSeiaHs, i8 teuor. Se .ls-, q gar-s ~asa
stnHet al Or g. zoras aaoes pa Ecr Jlate. asa
ab~sis: Or. -. 9onas, god BOZ. 5UHo bu os gfIaaz.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

Da 6snser ct Bar 0ass efer 9alras gesrau,Iie tom
to I ut arbeiossSereIie, Iasbe bun Marfe til bint greu
paa Str'peborSst. Oct Lao Der aabent enbba. San bapbe
Ftar hlsnf, ct bun bapbs Iet bet. Oct LOB iaaIebss:
"Dam GIItebei
enoeiis, enNeis er ies mi = Osben bar Loft Be 9ans
n'' 9p0' lss par lmeOet. SeIu bar ies brubt msb min
0ani'e, oennesans ut jes Waob bar fortaIt ben
"a ON Del 6orsolo, bu os js fob til binanbeu, for Be
.Dans mug nj Of s'tte en- anSen. Seq er fri, fnl = 3,
om Oh o'olts, buor leg bar IOt, buor js bar iriot, bpor
rs par oaret big tro a~ierisbeb. Som, Tom mart til
BIN Saltm for Sub os nu mart oalaa for Weune5,,r
&0a, elfeOe min 5aun, = for euis min!
Din
CLARA.
oensers Blit uar msrtt. 0er Tom nozzle Orb Ouer
bans sabr:
pm bet bapSs ffmmet for ct aar fbem? - Sans
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
Gbene3er, ben 25Se SuIi.


Allie be ~peIfisneoe 8ennsr futile
baue inberlig CAT. Raar / funne ie
bisie Sfarer at eIenbise Msnneitsbsru,
iom iiobe peb min Dor os raabe ON
9iGIp, os at ri ere iitanb til at bialpe
benz, berbus aue, iom arbeibs Der, =
ia, funoe s ie bet, o, buor 5 piIbe
iuble meo os oper at baue faat Sou til
at pGre meb til at beuare ale bisie
fra Sunsersbsben, oa insen Menneifer
Der baue ~forbarmet fig ouer benz. &ss
sierinsen tRnfer, at nu er 10 glt 9obt,
be faa 9ielp bos os (pua gbeneSsr),
III bebsue be life at bate.
Ssaar fit leg Gelesrammet: "for
famine 500 Lst.". Seq bar life uppet
at antuse bet for rietist. s Sanobsb,
s fiGre banite sanosmnnb os Genner
tunoe uofsre Noget, naar Nsben er
forbaanbsn, os ior Wisfionens @iers
ming; ies er bleusn til Sfamme opers
for @oers S~iarlisbeb, men jes er ins
bsrlis sIab, tatnemlis til Iue! ga,
belle Menisbeoen baaoe Der % | aSiam
iubler opsr eoers iaa fore Sfferuiuigs
beb os Sjerlisbeb til Solicit, % iSebs
ninserne fannie fig ouer ben SiGrIig:
beb, Der basIig beuiies imoo benz, lite
alene Santbaler, men Wiubameoanere
oa t6inbuer. Oette funne be life fors
itaa, at Saabant bar funbet Stsb.
Oeres Sorfabre bape albris ~fortaIt benz
noset 9isnenbe. gu geretnins ON,
bporlebss Yensene er bIeune anusnbte,
baaber ies at funne elsre, iaainart
Maisbsiten er forbi. Si mansle after
Gsgu. &isu6plantninsen er tiIbaee.
Bill bet blipe iaalebss ueb Ia Oase sller
8 Tiger til, ba oil Sammereu bliue itsrre,
END ben bar paret os er nu. 9erren
forbarme fig Ouer bette Soft! Dor mGss
tise, bsiIouebe 9erre nil sisre aIt uel
og life paaI999e os itsrre Vprbe, snb
ui pile p9re iitanb til at bore, og ri
pile bolbe fait paa DOR Serre meb en-
Serntro inbtil gnben; men bape ri lite
&ierlisbeben, iaa er ben os Sntet. Hu
ienber jes belle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ins
berIislte Taf % 9ilien til ale 8snner,
lom itaa os bi meb beres 6orbsu os
6iaIp, ia Guiinber at 9ebninser ere
tafnemlise for bet @obe, Tom er aiuet
benz peb pore p~eliignsbe 8enner. Sore
inberIise 6illener til Iae! Waatte ben
Subs Sreb, iom opersaar al 8isbom,
DO riseIisen Dos cher Nue.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
S0gee
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tilIalg5i"S ttorab goiiea" aGputor.
Glpira euer 6iGrIisbe0enS 8amp.-Nf
&rduis-2 GeIe-776 S,oer.-Sn6s
vattpNH 3. > EZ.DU
IobiHion araio, eler 6aaton
9aatOniOu.-Af said Otter.
Sabbunbeu IS
Sra Sp % SggO. llOpaIste
6~OrtGuiuser for ale albre.
tDtiltl 30
Src WaancOcr unSer Snecn.-
III s. 3. 3ordot ....... 25
Sgioneri nllScr Sorgertriacn.
Snebunoen ............ 25
Warit aiplieths G%rfaringcri
Gbitnau.-SHobunben 49,. %
Rretioent 2intolas SHigmurS.
Jnobu'ioe1 ............ so
EreiiNelt 0ariielo.-9ans 9iu
% Sni9moro ......... 50
american Popular DiriiOnaTy.-
$50 Siesr.-Snbbunben IS
6ulSitnnsis 9OUbug iur Sprrs
mario.-6. &~asmlsiens 6ors
Ias-3Os Sioer, itort Tors
mot.-SnobunSen 800
"Scturab.B pIteu's Sprtrlin=
ger |. IL III. pr. Stgtfs.. 25
Mtangt % Mcset VI. ...... 25
A Treatise of the Horse and IFS
Diseases On
aoreSie:
B. ANUNDSEN,
Qecpr1b Somn
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
SO9biuNcri.

ros ss's ~. Sos0tnOeri er M / eampe. ;soctO.
,p',s opsnlna oeo IuibinstOn Str Srnsu
,isuA,s l'smoeles tit arbeioe for De Be.
so O.lise Sriier Os burtia erpeOition
Sa.pers Nas. $3.50, 3 ginp. asor
s "sa sn 'alrtetinenoe@ % liouense Ss'
az =, ~ een' ~aaraanaeH. Join os Imnft.
Nmfon CNen.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
for poru W'dnO, l|n9Som, Onttcr og S5rn,

llalminorli9t, IorOi oct CT laa iulbitGnOigt og irObefotter
9nt, buao Der bsrer til Yanfldonin9en for Utanoiolt |
aae gloere, ligef,a Ssicn til 6oOioolelt.
gi oil Ter opreouc nogle fna 4,iIcr 90 i~nOitanOi9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-19
EIEsr CLEAR1xG SALE
OF THE SEASON.
h q s Z l. c z u,
ga SEVENTH STREET.

Fifty thousand dollars wortl: Chiidrens ard Ladies'
Cloaks AID Milliner to he closed out We have come
TO the wise conclusion il order money all
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practical to reduce extensive stock % Millinery and
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WE OFFER FOLLOWING GOODS:
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Extraordinary bargains n PlE.sh Wraps We will sell
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UsErr1 Hor1DAr p rsExrs
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est pres
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Nisht SAirts. 15c.
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French Hat Hos 81 - dozen worth 81
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Thc EKOiiInE Season.

Advertisers viii confer favor by handing in
their advertisements during the holiday season at
early hour in the day practicable, to Insure
insertion and classification. y dcuble-sheet Will
b. issued on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and
oftener If advertising space requires 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-19


There is some ground fO- the criticisms which
Senator Plumb made lately upon the business
ne;icency OF the House. Eut IL IS not SO much in
difference TO the wishes OF the Senate which causes
the House to ignore bills which come over from the
other end OF the Capito! as the utter inability OF
the House 10 get at any business under IT'S re-tape
rules The House is not more di5cOurteous 20 the
senate than TO It's own committees; on the con-
frary il gives senate bits preference, especially
IN the closing hours OF the session The criticism
is inst, but should be put on the broad ground that
the present ruc5 OF the House defeat its functions
as a legislative assembly.
There does not seem TO Ue any good reason for OBJ
1ectng to surveys on the line OF the Nicaragua
canal, whatever disposition IS made OF the treaty.
This country has explored the same route before,
and several others, and tie survey VIII merely
add 90 cur knowledge on the subject. The power
OF the department 10 order naval officers hither
and thither on scientific duty IS unluestioned and
freely exercised In the present case. It would
seem very desirable, rather than obnoxious. that
careful re-survey be made, SO that the Senate
act on the treaty on accurate information.
| -
Now that all the treaties have been stolen and
published the Senator's have come 10 the wis con-
ClGsi0n that in this country the people can be de-
pended on 70 get what they want, and hence they
have graCiOusiy decided 70 let up little 'Sena-
toria dignity and TO publish the text OF the treaties
AZ TIC isStOTu
Exhibitors at the New orleans Exposition are
out in public protest Charging the directors with
misma1agement This matter must be met
promptly and feariesy, or the exposition IS doomed
10 failure from the start.
This npping weather brings intense suffering at
once TO the homes OF The poor. and the charitable
associations will doubtless have occasion TO put
their machinery into Immediate use
The Columbia democratic club sat down TO their
sunptuOuS banquet last night with the honest APP
petite that is earned by hard work between meals
Sliding down hili in q hOrSe-Car IS not much fun
fer the passengers, but makes brisk holiday busi-
ness for the surgeons
Now would be good time for Mr.. Morrison and |!
his friends to bring IN bill 20 reduce the duty on
wool.
The most readable, and the most read parts OF q !
newspaper just now are the advertising columns.
Vow the plumber smiles and takes a hopeful |
view CT the cOuDtry's future.
AT this rate. Senator German win soon become a /
GormanCizcr
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New Pad Dress Goods. - cts
1licO Dress Goods. al colors 1251 cts
Atwood Flannel Shifting. - cts
Black CashiiI res. - cents
toloreG CSShnleres. - cents.
" hlte Wool .a1rels. II cts % cts 22cts
Al wool Red Twill Flannel IL cts
Cloth tor Boys wear. p CTS. - cts 81 cts
GeGlcated Red Twill Flannel. q cts
LADIES 1rlcOt Cloth. 81 inches vide. 90 cts
CHiltrens Aegul2r-IIIaI.e Hose. 10 cts
LADIES, Solid Color kasbrig-zaIl Hose - cts
HeInraed H&ndkerchiefs, , cts
Ladies' English Walking Cats s. % S6nn 81 m
SS.0l. 800 SI1.O0. ~'
CCloTest silk Nelvets all coIorS 81 -
BrCsade six Fe,yecs, al colorS s!45
BACK DrsSs Six grOs main. % cts
BID Comforts, , cts al ~ 81 -. 81 50
MOI B!afiAets- Der Ilal-. - -. $50 s3Ol
1est bruss@ u Carpets. - cts. CT.
NOTING azIn Lax. 20 cts. - Cts ~ cts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-19

The most readable, and the most read parts OF
newspaper just now are the advertising columns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-19

Now the plumber smiles and takes hopeful
view CT the cOu2try'S future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-19

Now would be good time for Mr.. Morrison and
his friends to bring IN blu 10 reduce the duty On
wool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-19

DENTISTRY.

CAMUEL l. SCOTT, d. D. s.,
- fifteen years erience in Dentistry Once 1907
street northwest Preservation OF the Natural Teeth
especlalty- oc22
mr. RANDALL PARSONS. 42S 7TH STREET
~ n. W, over Ballantynes Operative and mechanical
dentistry skilhully performed. Gas administered
moderate ices. len Years experience. Hours from ,
e. m to p seq
mr. STARR PARSONS COR 9TH ANDE STREETS
LIN w. Filling specially also the cure OF TOOTH
ache without extracting local anHsthethic, used
SnafKes moderate. NJ
nR I. NJ TALBOT, DENTIST. No 437 ;TH
1Jstreet. three doors from L. Dentistry in all
lis branches Teeth inserted 81 Ter set All
Iaitel sanl
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At this rate. senator Gorman win soon become
GormandfZcr
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4 F. e. 6 6 :; F.
SILK ELDER DOWN QUILTS.
SATTEEN ELDER DOWN QUILTS,
WHITE WOOL BLANKETS,
SCARLET WOOL BLANKETS.
NOTIFIED GRAY WOOL BLANKETS,
WHITE BALLARDVALE FLANNELS,
WHITE TWILL FLANNELS.
SCARLET INDICATED FLANNELS,
COLORED EMBROIDERED FLANNELS.
GRAY FLANNEL SKIRTS.
NAVY BLUE FLANNEL SKIRTS.
SCARLET FLANNEL SKIRTS,
HEAVY MERINO UNDERWEAR,
CARTWRIGHT WARMERS UNDERWEAR,
SCARLET INDICATED UNDERWEAR,
WOODEN HOSIERY,
WORSTED LEGGINGS
CLOTH AND JERSEY COATS.
CLOTH NEWMARKETS.
JERSEY NEWMARKETS
CLOTH DOLMt ms,
SILK AND VELVET v1s1TEs,
SEAL PLUSH SACQUES.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
One Price Only
921 Pa. ave. Gd1el e12 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-19

Sliding down hi! in q hOrse-c1r is not much fun
fer the passengers, but makes brisk holiday busi-
ness for the surgeons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-19

The Columbia democratic club sat down TO their
sllnptUOus banquet last night with the honest ap-
petite that is earned By hard work between meals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-19

This nipDing weather brings intense suffering at
once TO the homes OF The poor, and the charitable
associations will doubtless have occasion 10 put
their machinery into immediate use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-19

Exhibitors at the New orleans Exposition are
out in public protest Charging the directors with
mismanagement- This matter must be met
promptly and fearlessIy or the exposJi0ni Is doomed
TO failure from the start.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED---ROOMS.

"ANTED-FIVE UNFINISHED ROOMS, FOR
w light housekeeping for adults with heat light and
modern Convenlences between 9th and l4th and and
X SITS. W. References. Address Prompt" Star
office. d1.-3ts
NNANTED-ROOMS OF ALL KINDS, IN ALL
w parts OF the city frstclas5 tenants Call at War
FIELDS Room Renting Agency, 400 18th street northwest
at once. n29-4ws
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NOR SALE. FINE PLACE WITH HOUSE AND
II stable same lot. Massachusetts, avenue north
most pleasant and central neghborhood I'm the city
terms moderate Address GEO. p. BRADSTREkI.
Senate Post offce dl9-lm
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D. c.. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1888
FOR lighthouses.

lrOR kENT-THREE STORY BRICK, NEARLY
new. nine rooms and cellar bay window ali modern
improvements. before January T. 1855 1920 Cor
coran street northwest rent $40 per month Apply to
owner at 1907 sth street northwest dist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-19

EINOR SALE-FOR CASH ONLY THE Who'll SALE
and retail wine and liquor store. 1892 Pennsylvania
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-19
BOARDING.

VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
Y nished Rooms with frst-class Board house newly
furnished and fitted location Capitol; convenient
to cars references required. Address Mrs. E.. pa
street southeast dl7-3ts