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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
!Siir,lid oaben mir uniern Seiern in &c

NHt8ttH S"oN' wv ""I1'" N'I@th ~
@tars unb ber llmgesenS ben 9tatb, se9en
cine perIanste S~ewiuisuns bon $50, 600
fir cine Normali6ule gu itimmen. Sas
bat ben y0e Mtars SerolO" in Sarnii6 9es
bra9t. Sein galiser glrtitel, Der einen
uerbeften Alsfau segen bic Stride birst,
sipfelt er in Der Sa6e babin, baB uns Die
2lnsele9enbeit nt6ts angebe. Salt,
vSerpl6"! bis babin unb ni6t meter.
Wir bitten ni3t seba6t, baB bas Slatt
10 bpoenlos unwiiIenb wdre! @eiB Der
Rebacteur ni6t, baB es Gbriitenpfidt lit,
ieinen Witmeni9en Dor S1aben gu bepabe
rem, i'm gu marnen? Sier lit boppelter
S9aben in Nusii6t, seitli9er unS spiser.
jSeitli6er neil bic Saiden Der Nrmen in
@efabr, ewiser neil &eIision unb quite
Sitten I'M Spiel limb. Ser &c Mars
SeroIb" muB wobl IN LESTER Seit geidlas
fen babsn, ionit wiiete er, mas Sen Butler
BON iol6en 9lnitaIten in WtaIia9uietts,
pas mebrere @puuerneure New Doris lnb
glnbere iibsr berartise Nnifalten sela9t bas
ben? @eiB er ni9t, baB bieie Sdus
len 9ottlos in proteitantii6er Sdrbuns
iinb? Sat er nidts uon ben uniittli6en
Sfanbalen in ct. Saul, Wiinn., in Sim
cinnati uno an aneern > rten seb0rt? @eiB
CT ni6t, bas in bieien Initalten, bas uon
Der Stride fit Serartise 9lnitalten perp0nte
Spitem Der coeducation berri6t? @eiB
er ni6t, DAP ser gr6Bte Sbeil Der loafer
uub Gdenitsber in iol6en Nuitaltsn gebils
BET wprben iinb? &eiB er ni9t, baB Oieie
9lnitalten Die iungen MtGoden uerbiloet unb
iie gu Sausfrauen unfdbis ma9t? &eib
ct nidt, buB @saiiiS iOl6e S6ulen Die
neutrality-suspicious. ST. ....... (man
ipare ms Oas @ort) genannt bat? @ie
es i6e,nt, weiB Der y2e gtars Serolo"
n;9ts BON ausOsm. Sreili6, bas SIott
bat slnberes gu tbun, ais ii9 I'M Cages
frasen 10 wi6tiger grt gu fiimmern. @cnn
Der ySerolo" ieine 9li6t e%rfiiIen mid,
bann rattle CT ieinen 0eiern, segen oas
Sroject 81 itimmen;; ratbe ibnen an, cine
S9weitern atabemie gu sriinben unb nit
Der 3eit cine tatbolii9e llnterri6tsan'tnlt
fir Siinslinse ms Seben su rnfen. Sam
wire berielbe 3wed i'm Gimme Der Stride
unS ni6t wie 10 I'M Gimme Der Odd Eel.
lows unb 6reimourer erfiut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
Shutter un0 Spbu.

Sin Sobn fraste feline Mitter, warum
Der New gorf GlOtbing Store 10 biQigs
6leioer perfaufe. Sa, antwprtete Die Gfnts
ter, bas lit gang einfa9. Die Seute, Die
ibre Sunbi9aft bebalten wpaen, fabrisiren
ieIbit. Sol6e 2eute wiiien, baB mir Nue
bart arbeiten miiiien unb bebienen beBbalb
bic &unben reea. Damn sebt AUDI Sober
ua6 benz Sem 0ort Glotbing Stpre, nm
Rleioer gu %faufen, neil Der Stem Yorf Glos
thing Store, $40. 6S7 MainitraBe nabe Oer
item Strabe in Dubuque, Der biuisite
Ylab lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
Sur Scfanntnta6ung,

nerr VoitOr! = UrlQuben Gle mir burb ooe
Wteotum Sbrer wertbuolen 3eitun9 ben Seon.
ten Der Dubuque Selerz uno giuriHe Serlj6e.
rungSgeieQi6Git meiueu inui9iteu Can't aus;u:
ipre6ell, iir Die prompte uuO liberale art, an
bic tie ben Eerlult eriebten, ben i6 am 20. B.
10. erlitt. Dtein ~ei9entbum wuroe om Gam.
nag ;ur 9ia6t nm 8 llbr bur6 6euer ;erftOrt
uub beite, in weni9er oern ipei Sogen na6 ben
Tcuer, erbielt i6 ben pollen Setro9 meiner Boiler
$500 Saar. 0ieies 9ibt mir Die @ele9enbeit
9lei6 wieoer nit benz Nelbou 81 beginner.
Sberrius Wount, Sa., 20. Sanllar 1884.
u. =. Sammerano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
Sn Der Ser, Seiu.@ emeinar 1T am

Sn Der Serj 3eius@ emeiaSe lit am
Sienitug Nbeno Elm 3peissYereih Der 81.
6. cd. %. uOn Soma 9ebil6et wOrcen.
Die iiirs I~uufenOe Sabr e%rnuunten Beams
ten iin6: grdliOent Peter S9ilb; Sice:
grdlioent s.. Spa6n; Setretar s. Our
ban Marl9aa s. &ies Sinun, : 6Omite
8. @oseI, 6. gberburO, s. &ieiier unO u,
grOiIer. Der 3weigsS erein bat cine quite
auSii6t unb wirb in 9erin9er 3eit 40 bis
SO Mit9lieber Sdblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
81 %oerfauicn.
@mte @eleaeabeit fur Satellites ,

Ter Undergraduate iuat ssiuuobeitsbaIbr itta iS
eiibutsuiue. Sladbawt go, ~s,legensS eigentbum IN ptb
ten elmer gauj. tdtboliiheu Anieoluug, aus Der paHe 30
putauieu es limb biss Z SaupldSe, oui oensu 3 gesaHet
lisbtu. IN SUsi b~erislbeu peroen ~blubenoe @eidaiit,. Us
oeH eingH Elm SHeuWGartus, Giieus pno Vretertestldait,
in tenn unoersu GSirtbidait aHo A2otbete betrtebtn. Sas
brittle III elm ltsiuerusS Sweit0dtSes S~SobHbaus nit 9nttH
Ssuer uue ME periieseneem Suuntn. NAts IN gultnl
S%uitGuO,. Sisbbdber t6nueu nit ben screen SiortS US
0auplase, nit bem " obnbaus rt,nlals ~ Soupldgs taus
len. Die usriesu teiom SaupldBt obne @tbduce une 20
Adet qutes YauO fuo ebeuials iel. Fam Wiro @iribs
ihait uub Apotbete %bClonoei9 tCl gebottH. ~Stebbabef trS
iabreu 9dberso bel Dlatblae Y,ulet,
GilbertsUiue, SiadbGWt &c., Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
&eiienocr Msent :-6err !. poebls.
Yr1mteu.

Die 3abl Yer Prdmien sebt gu Gnbe unb
nod piel i9neQer Oieienise Der &alenbsr.
@er nod serne bas Cine Ooer bus anters
bdtte, beetle iid beim aSenten OOer bel uns
feline alien 0tiiditanSe unb Elm Sabr I'M
Soraus III besablen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
Ser CT. Soiepbs 3peigs Serein ser o

&. S6utseieai3aft pOn Soma but in ieis
net SeriammIung am MontaS a6enb gu
Seamten fir oas Iaufenee sSabr ernannt
9rdiiOent-Yeter &luuer; SicesBrdiibcnt
-Sobu gii9ler; Sefretdr-S. N. @ers
ner; Mari9uu-S. s. Riebel; 6inanS.
Gomite-NS. @onner, So. u. SOIter, s..
Serbur9er uno 0Ominit 6ofimann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
Suite 0etedcuhett !

Ole @aliermablmhbi In gilbsrtsuius, am Solar btub
selessu, In wsldu 3 Paar Sisins uolaui ~ ibun bah ca,
uno welds auis Bette einssridtst muo ioIic srbaut, NJ uns
ter isbr s~lnrisen ssoin9un9en ~ pertanisn. Der etns pem
ssmadt. Der auesrt III arantbeiis balber sespunsen, eas
@siddit auijustbsH. lin nabsrs anstuntt wsnes man k@
an ptttr YruWsr ossr ned bsAsr. maa etisit B" SS
Itssnbstt itiba.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
Neue An5eiges, u.
$50 TIT Wi6el Sdtuler?

Teriebe prlicb feline Stimatb nm In ben Gr. Staaten
isin VIld ~ Uriuben. Sdultr III aus asp,lt. i'm @rob'
berSoaibum surtmbure, ~s,bhrti9, ititts lid Ri in ant'
uno bsaab lid ipdtr mad 81. Seuis, Ne, NO or Gienit
aui tintm mad Slosu sehtneen Sampisr nabm. %, Wal
1881 warb CT aus BEN Sospitsl IN Ct. souts tntahtn.
Wsr nab,rs austunit lbsr ben gtrblsib sts Sduiu ssbsn
fam, III atbtisn bisitlbs an bic Cihjin eiess Slattes ju
r'dtsn. Sdaltr uirs In 4amiIisHaH tlts,nbsittu stiu4t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
Nrhtect.

Srsb. Seer, 9lr9itset unb Supsrintens
bent. Sdulsn unb &ir9en cine Sps3iaIis
tSt. A@te Strabe, tw. Soma v. @Iap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05

Ystltp amfee Warftberiht.
(per Selesrapb.9 4. Sebr. 1884.
70 ei3en-yto. 2, S .91s.
Safer-32a Gts.
Neli6fs n-52f Cts.
@oSsea-57 9ts.
Gerne--5S4 8tS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
Yeter &ieNer,

User oas alts @at1tauO beiuden, @trpaubte oou Bee
fannie tommen laileu mill, ssloer nod europa itnett
6igenibum 9eseu 8tuer, elB. sSiuoiturH gut uno biutg
psrfteru pta, lprrhe Dor BET peter &tefist,
Ode Der y. uuo 0~iapnrdBf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
SQS Yelte, mas eS Qibt.

Or. Aug. &0nis's 9amburser
Sropfen iinb bas bette blutreinisenoe
Mittel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
Chicago Warftbert6t.

Chicago YiarftbertMt.
@er SeIeSrapb.) 4. 6ebr. 1884.
@eisen-gto. 2. S1.0O.
Belidforn-52s 9tS.
Safer-33 Gts.
Sutter-24 bis 81 Gts.
Gier-25 bis 80 Gts.
% bisfp-$1.1s.
ed e-$5.75 bis $40.
Rinbpieb-$5.T5 bis $40.
S6weinehei i6-$16.65 bis 16. 20.
New.gsrf Ysarftberi@t.
(per 3%elesrapb0 4. 6ebr. 1884.
&eisen-Wilwaufee. So.2, $1.09t.
SQfer-47 Sts.
&eli d. or n-gem 10. 81 bis 621 Gts.
g dweineheii b-$15.75 bis 1900
ct. 2onis Warftberi6t.
(Psr 3ele9rapb.) 4. 6ebr. 1884.
@ eisen-rotber, yto. 2, $1.o44.
81 eliGtorn-4St Cts.
Saier-32k Sts.
S6weinefeii6-$14.6O
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Stadt 4 Amgeaend.

Entered at the post-ofiice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
9enti d {,

welde bGbtntiG, dineiiG, Sdnif6,
en8lii6, fran36iiiG, 6rie@ii6, pcs
brdiih, italienii6, lafcinii6, mics
oerldnoiid, 2olnii6, portn8ieGih,
rnifih, fGtpeoii6, ipaniid, WoIas
pit (gSeltiprade) lernen molen, iinoet bel
nns G~rammatiteu, @Orterbiider, 6onuerias
tionsbiider &C. g8ir boben aud en9Iiifje
SpraGlebren fir @olen, Y0bnlet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-02-05
Ylab tn.
gerbanOlnngen bss SuperUiiurenratbes
BON Subuunt 60.

Sieun9 pom 20. San. Gas Erototo0
Der Ssr9an SaS lI Der lester irrts Srgit xs DHs9 &C. Z.
Steueril 3u itrei6en, Die Z. g. 6alpiu, q. u.
@Salen, 8. McSonuel eiu9ereitt batten, mlrs
ben 9enebmi9t. Gem NudluB uon 7. Soro
unO Srau gau9bren wuroen Die Steuern nodgcs
lalien. 9ie i0l9enoen omtli9en Sonos wlr
ben genebmi9t: pou 8. Settler, NlpbonS Wtots
tbenS, :. u. Solution, %. Slate, CT. s. 4.
MHcGartbp. 8ie Cite Der III ben leetel ie1s
Ntsuaterl colectirten Sporteln warb 9ut9ebeis
Sen. Ger @eri6t Don %. $. Guilioro ais
Sriebensridter bes ScabreS 1883 waro 9enebmi9t.
Ger Seri6t bes County aubitors fir oas Sabr
1888 iiber Die @lS9aben oes 0ountp's Waro ae.
nebmigt unb sur TerOientlldun9 beitinmt
gSir laiien benlelben bier tol9en:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-15
A TICKLE DANE

A F1ckLE DAME
Is THE WEATHER. WHOSE EVER. CHANGING
WAYS ARE PAST FINDING OUT. IT TRUE SHE
PASSES WITH REASONABLE CEnTAINTY
THROUGH GREAT CYCLES THAT HAVE BOUN-
DIARIES IN FIXED AND IRREyOCABLE LAWS,
But WITHIN THESE LIMITS ARE OPPORTUNl.
TIES FOR NCMBERLESS AND CONSTANT MINOR
VARIATIONS, WHICH THIS IREESOLUrE DAME
IMPROVES UPON ALL OCCASIONS. so. WHILE
WE ARE HOPING THAT TOMORROW MAY BE
WARM AND SFRING-IIkE. IN ALL PROBABILITY
IT WILL CONTINUE RAW AND WINTRY.
SHOULD THE DAY DAWN. THEN, IN A SNOW
STORM, WE CAN HAVE The SATISFACTION OF
SAYING: IT WAS JUST AS WE EXPECTED. INDEED,
THING IL THE SHAPE OF WEATHER DURING
THE PECULIAR AND UNCERTAIN MONTH OF
APRIL
OyERCOATS
WERE NECESSITY YESTERDAY. AND IT'S
LUCKY FOR Us CLOTHIERS OF MANKIND THAT
THERE'S ONE LINE OF GOODS FOR WHICH THE
DEMAND COMES MORE THAN ONCE A YEAR.
OUR STRONG HOL D JUST NOW IS ON SPRING TOP
COATS. AND WE WANT EVERYBODY TO KNOW 1T.
IF You HAVE ALREADY SUPPLIED YOURSELF
WITH SPRING Ovf RCOAT. WHY WE WANT YOU
To COME AND TAKE LOOK AT OUR LINE OF
SPRING SUITS. so THAT WHEN YOU WANT ONE
YOU WILL SAVE TIME AND MONEY BY COMING
DIRECT TO
A. SAKS & CO.,
RETAILERS OF THE FINEST CLOTHING.
apl4 SIG AND 3ls SEVENTH Strict
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104 COZ LADIES' CHEMISE. good cotton I9c 81
doz Chense, trimmed with lace 29c 80 doz Chenise
trimmed with three Of inserting and tucks between
band and sleeves, edges with cambria ruffes at 43c.
special price 124 oz Chense. with Torchon lace and
Hamburg inserting at 69c reduced price this week
only.
MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS. trimmed with lace
at 69c- SKIRTS. with ruffies of Hamburg EN-
broidery. in hes in depth sl23 former price 81
Mother Hubbard CA y BRIO SLIPS, with embroidered
yoke. at 25c; would he cheap at Acc Mother Hubbard
CAMBRIA SLIPS, Hamburg yoke and tuck bottom.
toc- Ladies' lace stripe Nansook and Lawn APRON,
trimmed with plated ruf'e 1Oc Nurse APRONS, wide
edge and tucking. at .Oc.
Our lot WASH SKIRTS in different styles at the uni.
form price of 5Oc.
A large and complete assortment of BOYS SHIRT
WAISTS, IL hobby patterns, from 2fc. to the finest
quality
OUR STEC1ALTY-LADIES CORSET COVERS
We shall offer at 25c each for this week only.
We have also opened new line Of CHILDREN'S and
MISSES SUITS. made of Marseiles Iique avn India
Linen and 6inghans in all and Styles at the low
est possible hgd res.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-15

Our usual complete line Of WHITE GOODS. COM
Ir-in2 -wts-es Ysln and dotted Plaid India Linens
Satlile strip NaIfsCrEs Persian Lawns. Masalias
Check ami Striped NaEscks, Orxaudles TuCkiIgs g.:
&c. at usual low prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-15
COUNTRY BOARDING.

ETNHE WEIL-KNOWN SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
l. "InRleside." one mile from the city. the I4th
street road Is now open Tor the reception of
and transient bosrders LsTge airy rooms we'll fur.
nished with new beds, extensive grounds abundance Of
shade combined with its high, healthy aaton rem
ders it desirable summer resort Inglesie" very
beautiful in the months Of May and June l4th street
cars run near the house For terms address INGLE-
SIDE Mt. Pleasant, ID. c. apl5-2t.
GUNNER BOARD.A FEW ADULTS CAN BE
- accommodated with hrst-lass Board, near Silver
Spring Station Metropolitan Railroad Address W h
A. Sligo p. o.. Montgomery county. Md ap4 wv.
GUNNER BOARDERS ~ FAMILIES. WITHOUT
- Nurses can be Boarded for the summer Terms rea
sonable Address NJ A l., Brightwood p o., D. G
al4-2ws . -
VNHE MISSES TYSON, OF ALNwICK. DFsTRF
TO accommodate few select adults at their country
residence during the Coming season.
PERMANENT BOARDERS SOLICITED
Stoppipg place Contee Station" l6 miles from Wash
ipgton, ID. c. on the b. q. o. K K Address Laurel i %
Prince Georges county, Nd p,hl5-lm
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s sRF 4. = z MN Mn \ Nh y :" y" sssss
BIB A A II u HMNM eSSS,
B b AAA UU 81 NJ II
BBB A UU ii 81 NJ oSSSS
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT.
I16 SEVENTH STREET n W.
AS EIGHTH STREET n ".

SPECIAL PRICES IN TABLE DAMAsKs, NAPKINS
TOWELS. &c.
Heavy Brown Table Damask. good value at 25c our
price 20. per yard.
Heavy Brown Table Darnask bargain at 3oc a yard
our price a.. yard.
l0pieces Beached Table Darnask GA wde) cheap at
Bike our price 30c. yard.
10 pieces Bleaced Table Dainask (GO inches w;de re
lar price Csc, our price SOC. yard.
10 pieces Beached Table Danask actually worth 81
yard. our price 75c yard
500 dozen Lunch Doyles Cblue and red cecksl worth
Coo dozen. our price 45c. q dozen.
500 dozen Real German Doyes COLOR cheap at
81 dozen. our price 100. dozen.
500 dozen large German Napkins (soft fDisb at
Sl.2j dozen.
25c. each
100 dozen kno.ted frnged Towels fsatin damas good
value a. DC, our price 3Sc. each.
CORSETs. CORsETs.
CORSETS.
Ben2 so well known in this branch of business. we
deem 1t unnecessary to comment upon quality and
ST, lie of goods kept IN our stock
NOTE THE FOLLOWING sPECIALTIEs:
Our CLARA" CORSETS. woven. all Loned and long
w.isted 81, former price 81 so.
Our 'BOI11CE.' a most perfect fitting riding Corset
embroidered, bust 81 sold elsewhere at SIG5
Oar "FAMCTs" COMMON SENSE CORSETS. fanlt
Jess TT. comfortable, 500 bones 3 wlaIebones on
each side OF hip silk stitching top, at 81 so sold
elsewhere at 81
complete assortment Of Dr. WARMERS and
THOMPSON'S GLOVE FITTING CORSETS con-
stanuy on hand
FRENCH HANDMADE CoRsETs.
We keep none but the genuine c. p A La SIREUE.
there being other brand which stand comparison
with tie above.
c P, No. 5. in white and drab only at $50
G. p, No 2G il blue. black, drab. red. pink &C. at
81
c. p No 4T2 Spoon Rrsk Corset, made very strong
In white and drah only. at So
Fine Sateen and Satin CORSETS up 20 SIS piece
TAMPIkE and LINEN PAD at 25c pair
BAUM'S,
apis 416 SEVENTH STREET
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p A r A S o L S =.

Our department FOR PARASOLS is greatly enlarged
and we displaying all the novelties and
carriage wear. plain and trimmed. and with unique
handles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-15

NnoR SrovEs.
largest assortment in the city six different makes
siiio!H them the celebrated CROWN JEWELL, with
SAFETY heserr chance for accidents all and
al pr;ces all and examine stoch before purchgs-
n!s Intending TO reduce stock have several COOK
STONE F. AID RANGES, that We will sell at cost, 70
make room for Summer Goods
ONE MINUTE COFFEE POTS still on exhibition.
VS.. jerks co,
apis III 7th street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-15

Cheap and juicy peaches In june may compensate
tor the gloomy spring that has So Justified the
prophetic wisdom OF the ground hog. The fruit
buds, We are told have not been tempted into pre-
mature poisoning by any reint OF good weather
and now Can safely open. The boughs are loaded
with buds, and the prospect of large and fine crop
Of fruit Is almost assured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-15
cry NOTICEABLE.

The difference between good and bad Clothing is
very noticeable. hut in no respect ID it more
observable than in style and finish. There Is
something superior. said experienced buyer,
in the garments sold by GEORGE SPRASSY.
which at recommends them TO men OF
taste. This impartial remark is confirmed every
day by those who have opportunity to COM
pare the Clothing sold by GEORGE SPRANSf
with goods found elsewhere.
There is a certain artistic cut and completeness
about every article which shows how carefully
il has been constructed.
Then comes the prices which are guaranteed to be
as low : any house in the city; for instance,
they are now selling two styles Of pants for 81.
which lie a very great barEain, and the two shades
of suits in 4-button eutaway .frock for $3.50,
cannot be equslled only at
GEORGE SPRANSY'S
co. SEVENTH STREET
ap15 Opposite U. s. Post Ofica
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-15

WANTED ROOMS

"ANTED-ONE OR TWO UNFINISHED SEC
w ond moor Rooms with Of and bath, for lady
Address stating terms and locaon Box ISL Star office
ap15-2t'
w. well furnished Front Room with Board in private
1amuy between and and 9th and 18th streets north
vest preferred Terms must be reasonable Address
BOX l5A. Star ofhce. ap15-3ts
WANTED-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
w light housekeeping and one small furnished B d.
room within eight blocks Of Patent Once rent must be
moderate. Address, stating location. THREE ADULTS.
Box 9, Star office. apl5-2ts
w Room for gentleman wife and child near 9th and
or Board in private family for in good location
Terms must be reasonable. Permanent. Address Box
1A Star Office. apl4-3ts
WANTED-BY LADY, BOARD AND ROOM.
~ not to exceed cas- month; references exchanged
Address L. L. l.. Star Office apl2-3ts
w tween 5th and 10th streets northwest and and
streets northwest, where questions Will be asked
Aoout visitors Address JOHN HILL. Star office A123
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personal.

nR. STEPHEN:-PLEASE GIVE ME- AN APPOINT
~ MENT soon, II convenient. L wrote You before.
Why did you not reply! 1have not changed address
&pl4-N' JIMMY.
" W. B.-GRANT ME AN INTERVIEW IMME-
LIE diately. state time and place. Strictly confden-
tial. tapl4-2tsl Jim
- MECCA IN MUSIC"
IA More voices required now for this summer
Concerts and O.atorios. at Prof. DEMOLONSkfS Mu-
silRl Institute, $40 New York avenue. ap4- In
INDEPENDENT DETECTIVE AGENCY AND b.
Il REAU OF INFORMATION,
COS Louisiana avenue northwest, near City q.
mh3- 3n SARGEANT & MCEIFRESH
CECURE SATISFACTORY RESULTS ALL IN
- vestgations secretly conducted Daily whereabouts
and associates Of suspected ersons ascertained Strictly
confidential Call ON MCDEkITI'S Private Detective
Agency. Rooms aud ''Fireluens lns. Bldg 9Th
St and La. NV. Take elevator dli-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-15

cheap building lots well located street between
Nurth capitol and LIST street within susrs of
trees. -
Houses ia great demand in that locality
$500, l. NJ SAUSDT-kS & BRO.
iebl5-3in Nos + ST o. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-15

lILater dispatches indicate that the report OF the
escape and rescue OF the GreelF party on an ice
Toe, is stupid and cruel ''April fool' hoax The
fact that the report came pr0fessedy through the
same source by which ten years ago we learned of
The safety Of the Polaris party, gave it the more
Cretience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-15
NOTE THE PRICES ::

handsome all-wool Ottoman CLOTH WRAP elab-
orately trimmed with lace and passemeEterie S2 go
reduced from $3.50
Our TRICOTINE VISITE, lace trimmed. only &c. for.
mer price IS
Our LEADER. "a SPRING WRAPS made Of Tricot
trimmed with lace and passe which will
at the very low price OF s.; regular price $3.50
SPECIAL-We shall off r our Atwood BLACK CASH.
MERE SUIT box plated skirt with draperies at 80:
actually worth SIS. We guarantee this to be al!
wool, or no sale.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
ATHENS.
Senator Gooch-The State Convention -
Trcadwell Convicted.

Special to the ussetto.
Senator John Young Gooch has been
in attendance upon the district court
here for u few days to engage In an
important murder trial. He il being
prominently mentioned for lieutenant
governor, and his many friends would
be grati,ied TO sea him elected, but the
beople Of his district would prefer Ito
have him continue as state senator,
where he can lend his skill, experience
and Influence In shaping the legisla-
ton OF the state. No doubt he would
prefer this. He has served for two
terms with eminent success pnd gen
eral satisfaction. He and District AT.
torney Hogg Of Wood county, aud
Hon, $. Il. Adams of Kaufman eoun-
ty, now here, are members of the state
executive committee, and all favor
the state convention for state officers
to be held late In July, chiefly for the
reasons that the iariners will not be
able to attend the local and general
conventions If they are held In May
or June, and their convenience oughl
tobe consulted, as they do most of tn,
voting.
Treadwell, charged with murder
was found guilty of murder in the seo
ond degree and sent up for fave years
the jury being out two days. Motion
for new trial was overruled aud d.
PENDANT appealed The live othe
murder cases, set for this week, Mer
continued Till the September teiH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15
SAN ANTONIO.
A Deputy Postmaster Convicted Tie
Thompsou-Fisher Tragedy
Damages Awarded,

Special 20 the Gazette.
San Antonio. March IL T.. II. pa
ker. assistant postmaster AT Victoria,
was to-day convicted IN the ieuera'
court and sentenced to the penitenti'
ary. He is q defaulter to the postoiiice
department, and Is the same man VINO
recently liberated himself and Others
from the Medina county jail, ana VINO
was captured Ivy Marshal trosling In
this city the day succeeding ms es-
cape.
The city is very quiet, but men can
he found watching ON the corners ana
looking out for what may happen
The grand jury is investigating
the killing of Thompson and Fisher,
but what Is to be the result, Is OF course
In the background.
County officers left to-day for RAID.
nine miles below the city, on deh Oh
horse thieves, who are considered very
desperate, and some more news Is eN'
pected
Nathan Underwood, who sued the
International railroad company Tor
s2s 600 damages for injuries, to-day
got Judgment or $4,000 The railway
company will appeal: The injuries
were caused by the collision OF loco
motive with "a car on which thdef-
wood was shipping stock. Nathan Is
n brother Of the Underwood who
lived during the reign OF sam Bass,
nut is n good and resp, cted citizen oil
San Antonio.