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Nothing Made INA Vain,

We are told that nothing was made in
vain; but what can be said of the tashiona-
BILE girl OF the period? Isn't she maiden
vain? Hoods Sersapsrilla is made in
Lowell, Mass, where there are more bottles
of it sold than of any other sarsaparilla or
blood parifier. And it is never taken in
vain. 1t purifies the blood, strengthens the
system, and gives new lite and vigor to the
entire body. 100 doses 81.
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Sentenced to the Peuitentiary.

Special 10 the Sentinel.
NINcENNEs, Ind, March flames X. p.
Hawkins was brought into the Circuit Court
at Robinson. ILL.,, yesterday, on a charge of
embezzlement, and was sentenced by the
court to one year in the penitentiary. Haw
kins had embezzled over s 200 of the Town
ship funds as Township Treasurer.
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nARKETs BY TELEGRPAB,
Produce Markefa.

BALTIMORE. March 5.-Flour-Steady, except
low grades OF Western and Howard street, which
are easier. Wheat-Western higher and quiet: No.
April, ss1zc; May. 95s990Kc; June sic. Corn-
Western higher. closing fairly active: mixed, spot
!s,s@4sZc; March, $3.50; April. 4S1zc; May.
SIC. Rye-steady at 72975c. Proyisions-Lower
and dull. Mess Pork-sl3 1914. Bulkmeats-
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Foreign Money and Stocks.

EONDOr. March 5-Consols. 81 9-16; account
81 1916. Railroad Bonds Canadian Pacific, s015
Erie, 1874: seconds, 57H: Illinois Central, 244;
~. Paul. zl4; New YORK Central. 9l5.: Reading.
So.
PARIS, March 5.-Rentes-S2f SIC.
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is there no balm in Gilead2
l. 49,. - L~o.o, sL-~~ D1l

his Golden Medical Discovery"-s ''bslm
for every wound' to health. from colds,
coughs. consumption. bronchitis, and ali
chronic, blood. lung and liver affections. or
druggists.
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Dry Goods.

EEW YORk. March 5-Dry Gcods-In all de
psTlments there has been more doing, but selec
lions generally are for moderate Quantities Dress
goods and prsnts commanded the chief attention
and telegraph orders and personal selection have
taken fair TO coed qualities OF some makes At
lsntic ca csshmeres, style F, advanced 1c: style
Fl. Pc. and in Berbers 21zc. These prices were
sustained by liberal purchases.
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SITsI All Fits stopped free oy DR.. Kline's 9ress
Nerve kestorer. No fits after first days use. Mar
velous cuTes Treatise and 81 trisl bottle free 70 Fit
oaxes Send TO DR.. Kline esl Arch at. Phila-. Pc
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Dursee Salad Dressing and Cold Meat Sauce.
The universal favOrite both in the United states
and Great Britain. Wholesome, delicious, econom-
teal and nutritious. Saves anxiety. waste and
trouble
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whissy.

BALTIMORE. March 8. - whirxy Steady al
% 0@1 y
ST LOUIS, March 5.-Whisky Steady at 81 il.
CINCINNATI. March 5. - whisky-Steady at
81 Is.
CHICAGO. March 5-whisky-steady at 81 IS.
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Car lots-WheAt. rs: corn. 21i: oats. 100.
Estimated receipts OF hogs. II, COO head.
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Rye-So. 2 nominal.
Bran-Steady SIS 90 bid: no sellers
CHICAGO MARKRrs.
fRumisned by II. Z. Kinney d Co.. Grain and Pro-
vision Brokers. No. Chamber of Commercial
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tifcaies opened at 7sszc. sdvarced to sO'4c. and
clCsed AZ SIC. =

Ut Cslts Openeu IT Is54c, tuVaLCtu 20 tV74CI duu
cosed At SIC. !.
ANTWERP. March 5.-Petroleum-1749iS.
OIL CITY, Pa, March 6.-Nstionsl Trsngitcerti
Gates opened AZ 7e1zc highest SO3sc; lowest 7sze;
$685. Coz bbls runs, So SIS bols shipments 570s9
bills; charters, 9.504 bbls Oil City OIL Exchange
stock-Nothing bid, nothing asked.
BRADFORD. Pa March Crude Oll-Market
slightly weaker; the depression is mainly due TO
local selling. kA..Onal Transit and Tidewater
runs Wednesday, 62,S92 bbls total shipments,
IS. 400 bills Charters. 955 bbs.: clearsnoes S.
$50 600 pbls National Transit certificates opened
NJ fe3c and closed al 7e5se; highest price, s05ze;
Lowest price 79lIc.
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Indianapolis and st. Louis,

For all information, rates. maps, time tables.
ETC., call at the Union Ticket Office Bates HOUSE
corner, Massachusetts, kYenus Depot or st the
Union Depot
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Oils.

PITTsBURe. March .-Peiroleum-Dul; GER
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Louisville. New Albany and Chicago.
fChicago Short Line Division.)
Depart Arrive.
Chicago Ng't E.s II: Npm Ind. Ng't Ex d.s S:S5srl
{. Il NJ. City n l2:45pm indianapolis Ac. o0am
For tickets and inform alton, call at Union De-
OF and 20 South Illinois street
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J. r. RYAN g. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

g. and g. East Maryland St. indianapolis.
Grain, Flour. Feed, Produce. etc. Storsge for
-four and merchandise. Our rooms are lar.e, airy
and clean.
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Cincinnati, namluOn aao Indianapolis.
Indiana, Bloomington and Western.
PEORIA DIVISION,

Pacific Elk 4 Mail 7:25am E&S, Fxr.r, a dy 5:50sra
X &TF. Line re 5:07pm Cincin. Spec r.c.ll: C5ar1
B&R.LEx. q, ST.. ell :10pm Atlantic Exam. 9: 30pm
ST. LOUIS DIVISION.
Moorefeld Ac.... 6:30pm Mail d Day TX . Il: 00am
Mail & Day Ex.... 5:0lpm Moorefeld Acc. e:l0ILi
EASTERN DIVISION.
E'DEx.r.c,,s ID 2cam PscidcEx.r.c dly 6:55sm
Day Ex...........ll s5am Western Ex........ s45pm
ATTIC Ex,r.c div. 7:lOpm B. &B., Des r 10 35pm
For tickets and full information call at the New
Ticket Office, No. 1SS South Illinois street or Sc
the Union Depot Tickle. Office. &, indicates sleeps
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Chicago, 81. G00ls 1uu rIIJrourg.
PANHANDLE AND PENNSYLVANIA LfSE-l
Arrfvq-
wabash, ST. Lo ais aud Pacific Rsiiway


ret & Chi Mail. s15aln Det Ex s.......... :oOaun
qOl an Elk 2:l5pm Pacific Ex...........l1 :S0sm
~. Ex., dys. 7l5pm bet. 4 Chi. MI. 6:55pm
To. FtW& Detdy IL :oOpm Tol. FtWl6D etdy 8: 5eam
Fortickets sud fun information call at City
Ticket Office. % So III. 81. or Union Depot Ticket
Office
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Cincinnati. indianapolis, ST. Louis and Obi


CINCTSNATI DIVISION.
Depsrt-Cincinnau and Florida Fast Line,
daily. s. and c. c..-.................. 4.OO an
Gin. Rushville and Col. Acc.-------11 .o5 AR
Gin. and Louisville Mail, p. Co.. S;45 pm
CINCINNATI ACC, daily ..............-... $50 pm
Au'~e-Indianapoilis Acc, daily Il IS ann
Tin. snc 81 Louis Mail, .. c-....--.ll 80 auz
indianapolis Acc............ -.......... 20 pm
Chicago and st. Louis Fast Line,
daily : ana c c.. 20 pu1
CHICAGO Division.
Depart-Chicago and Rock Island Ex. 10 an
CnlcaGo Mail, p c....................l2:lOp n1
western Express. ........-.... 4. 56 pc1
Chicago. Peoria and Burlington
Fast Line, s. + c.-.-.....---......-.-.ll 20 pa
Arrve-C. and L, Fast Line, dy, c c., g.. 3:s5 an
4alaSStlt Az ~ 90 am
CHM. and Louisville Mall, p. c.. 3 so pu1
OluClDuau ACc......... AZ pa
The time via c., l. ST. L. and C. and L. L. and w
as follows:
Leave linda polls 500 pm Ar Indiapolis 1o:4c ara
Arrive Lafayette rs pm Lv. lafayette. .05 sul
Arrive Bloom'tn J 10 am Lv. Bloom IN 2 IS am
For map, time tables, rates OF fare and al ins
formation apply az Ticket Once lS South LIE
In DIS street. snd Union Depot Ticket Office.
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Flour, Grain and Hay.
Flour-Pa.ent. 81 1895 90; extra fancy. ~ o1s
SIS; fancy, So 9004 90; choice. So 759S co. family
80 sos 90; treble extra. ~ 60a275: double extra
~ toa2 so: extrs, 81 2502 So supernne, 81 aDa
ais; dne. s. co.
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GAOka... p>a.S sa.-~~-.Os.
DEPART Arrive
Nj. h Cairo Ex... .l5a m Vncennes Ac...- 10 40arn
Vincennes Ac.... 4:Ocpm nj. q Cairo Ex.-. 6:30pr1
For tickets and iull information call at ticket
Office Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington
and Illinois streets Union Depot Ticket Office.
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Eggs-Paying lSc per o.; from store. 2Oc
suttsr-Creamery fancy. u s2sc; choice. Is sloo;
sweet roll. i2c; medium grades, 6Cssc; low
Pouliry-Hens SIC per To- roosters, &c; spring
chickens Sc; hen turkeys, SIIc: tom turkeys. SIC:
old geese. and well-feathered. per dos, Sc 90;
ducks, per doz. SO so.
a0a25c.
Rags-1Holszo.
medium, 20c; unwashed common, 20c; unwsshed
fine, l6o: Uotswold, l5c; do coarse, l60l7c: DO.
cotton neeces. 14al5c.
The Provision Market,
Below are the present Iooping prices
81 Smoked Meats canvssed or plain tplain mea.
to l2H lbs. average, 1l1&c: Is lbs. average, lie;
l71z lbs. average, 1876: 10 lbs average, 105c;
hsms &C. Ve Gsiforna hams O Sc English SresS
fast bacon. clear, 1115c; English shoulders, 20:
y ar ssSu bae PIECES aveFssng 70 10 lbs
VT. SIC: do backs, light weight Sc; bellies. Sc
French fitch Zip pcs. &c.
hides or backs. unsmoked. 754c; Bean pork clear,
per bbl 200 lbs sl6 90; pork, clear. per DBL, 300
lbs S4 30: family pork. clear, per bbl., 200 ibs
Lard-Pure tle-rendered In tierces, slse In
half barrels or 5Clb tubs SEC: 4slo tin tubs 9zc;
N.lbpsils, SIC: lob pals, &c.
Bologna-In cloth &c: In skin. &c
The Grocery Market.
Cneese-Fun cream. New York, 140loc; Ohio
DC; part skim, e9Sc per pound; White Roae, l2c;
Empire, 12c
Cofees-Common, s1<9lozc: ordinary, lo1t@
lie; fair, III allAc; prime. l2A9l2szc; strictly
prime lTzgls15e: l ehoice, lS559l4Ac; Old coy,
roasted. lib packages, lOC-lo cases, H1+c; 6o-ib
DO, 1stsc; Arbuckles roasted. 141zc: Lever1ng's
1s5c; Csrdoba, l41zc; Gates No. /. 155zc; Gates
sugsrs~Cutloaf. TIC; powdered. ,ssc: granu.
lated, 6 s9es<c: standard A, 65s961sc: Oh A, IA
sc; white extra q. $4,000: Light brown, 5xG
SIC; common grades 595xc; New Orleans brown.
Molasses and syrups-New crop New Orlesns
moiasses, 50955c: syrup, 2S945c per gal. for COM
non tochoice; maple syrup, 81 l091 50.
Rice-Carolina and Louisiana, 607c
Spices = Pepper, 1sz919Ec; slspice 100 20;
cloves, 0925c; ginger, l792lc; cinnamon In mats,
t2515c; nutmegs, 750S0c
saltLske. in car lots. csc: drsy lots. 81 o0al o.;
mall lots, loo more from st0re dairy, " 2593 %.
starch-Rehned pearl. s140S1Sc per To-; Eureka,
&c: Chsmpion gloss. lump, 696Hc; improved
salt FshcMackerel, extrx mess, s24 per Dbl. !;
nalves. So SO: No. msckerel. Sl89)20: halves 50
o'o: No. mackerel. S12 5091t; halves, So so O.
No. 2 medium. o; halves. 81 SO; No. mackerel,
Nos 50; halves. yS0s 50: No.. white nsn. 81 50;
ooneess fish, IS 5Oca6 per 100 lbs: homeless ODD.
697; extra $40; Grand Bank, S505<c per 10.
family white fish, s. GO per 100 lbs. No. 2pickerel
So 90 per leo lbs: ballibut lie per 10.
Is 25@s 10: new Valencia. i10iIKc; Sultana, lac:
new Muscatel raisins. two crown. q sS@S 90: Cali
Messina. IS SO0s 90. Prunes-New Turkish. 695hc
sultana DO, SIC; currants, e5sc: new ngs, layers
pound boxes. a0l0c. Oranges-florida crate. s4e
4 SO: Messina Oranges-singleO. 81 50q2 75 double
o.. g. 7593 90: Valencia cases, s. SOFAS 90; Pea
nuts-Raw. Tennessee, 4h0ekc; Wilmington
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
Went into effect Sunday. Jan. 25. 1885,
TRAINS RHy nv yFRII sTaypaRR fiEE

Jeffers0nville, Madison aud la oIanapotss
Depart Arrive
Southern Ex.d'y 4:10 am Ind. a N. Mail. s:45 ana
L q Mad. Ex-.. S:l5 am Ind. & Chi Ex.-10:45 ana
Lou. & N. Mail. $3.50 pm N.Y.& N.Rl. Ex.. zoo pn1
Louisv. Ac., dy Gas pm ST l. & c. z. L-l0;s5 pm
For tickets and full information call a. tickek
office Penn. Lines, northeast conner Washington
and Illinois ssroe's or Union Depot Ticket once.
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Nanu.la LlAe.
Depart Arrived
Mail........ ....... 40 am New York Ex-. $50 ara
Day Express d'yll IS am Nail & -.---iO 90 ana
Terre Haute Ac. 90 pm Gin. & l.. 4. L.. $50 pm
Pacific Ex., d'y-l0 - pm New York Ex.... $40 pm
Ind & s. Bend ex 7:l0Rm ;. Send & Ind e-l IS ana
Ind. & s Bend SIS pm ;. Bend * Ind ex. 6.s2 pm
For tickets and full information CAL st .iCke5
Office Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington
and Illinois streets. or Union Depot Ticket ONCE.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.
New York Financial Market.

New York Financial Market.
NEW YORK. March 5-Money-Easy at l@lh per
cent. closed at per cent.
Prime Mercantile Pzper-4g5 per cent.
Government Bonds-Four and half per cents
Z lower; others unchanged.
Railway Bonds-Feirly active. Prices generally
firm.
state Bonds Quiet
The stock market was feverish aud irregular this
morning, with prices generally : TO = per cent.
lower than last evening. Most business OF the
forenoon was confined 10 dealings in Lackawanna.
Northwestern, New York Central, st. Paul, Lake
Shore and Pacific Mail. all OF which were active
the total sales for the forenoon being nearly as
large as for the whole of yesterday. Although the
excitement in the stocks mentioned subsidized
somew hat after midday and prices yielded there
was renewal OF the activity later IN the day,
accompanied by increased strength In most of the
sfoeks which continued 10 the close Some lead
ing bear operators for the past ten days again
actively working on the bull side of the market
and now talk about higher prices for almost every
thing on the list, but especially for the lower
priced and heretofore inactive Stocks Inc special
wanna and Pacific Mail and the weakness in New
York Central and Northwestern.
Transactions on Stock Exchange aggre gated
$4,000 shares, OF which lI5cO0 were Lacka ~anns
York Central, 4,0C0 Pacific Mall and $1,000 81.
Paul.
GOVERNMENT sECUBITTRs
Sterling, 90 dsys4s3< q. s. 41s......-.......l11s
Sterling, sight.-......4S6 New o. 5. fs.....-.l2l
3 per cent. bonds..---lOl14i
EorB-Tns purchasing price for Government
bands In Indianapolis varies from the New YORK
q 7olxtiOuE cent
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-22
- p E G / A L T Z : :.

IN EVERY BRANCH OF MERCANTILE BUsI-
NESS THERE ARE CERTAIN LINES OF GOODS
THAT HAVE MADE THEIR OWN REPUTA-
TON AND BECOME STAPLES AMONG THE
MANY STYLES OF GOODS MADE FOR MEMS
WEAR THERE ARE A NUMBER THAT ARE
PARTICULARLY DESIRABLE
WE MENTION TO-DAY One OF THE BEST
MADE, THE SAWYER CAssIMERs." THERE
ARE A NUMBER OF INVITATIONS, MORE OR
LESS GOOD, But THE GENUINE SAWYER HAS
no SUPERIOR FOR DURABILITY THESE
GOODS ARE QUIET IN STYLE AND MADE IN
A VARIETY OF MIXTURES, AND ARE MODE
RATE IN PRICE
WE SELL THEM IN READY-MADE STOCK,
MADE UP IN SACK AND ENGLISH WALKING
COATS. FULL SUITS ALIKE. OR EITHER GAR
MENT SEPARATE, AND GENTLEMEN WHO
WISH PLAIN. sERvICEABLE SUITS CAN FIND
ALL THEY DESIRE IN THESE GOODS.
E b. BARSUM & CO.,
ap22 San PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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Nor MucH o. A CoMp11xEsr

The perfection Of manufacture attained in the good.
has excited the livelest surprise in England, and
number of specimens of American work recently
shown there calls forth unqualified commentator
from the London Tutor and Cutter which says that In
England "cheapness is universally associated with
ready-made garments nice exterior finish and low
price being the features 1t is otherwise" II adds "n
America, where very much of the ready-made cloth
ing is turned out in the finest style, both mate
rails. trimming and workmanship, of it, indeed
being made up in way which can scarcely be sur
passed. - Trade Journal
THIS COMPARISON REMINDS US OF A STORY
TOLD OF wELLKNoWN NEW YORK Fl.
NANCIER ADDICTED TO sTAMMERING, WHO,
SEEING A PARROT FOR SALE IN A BIRD
DEALERS WINDOW. ENTERED THE PLACE
AND SAID:
HOW M-M-UcH DO You ASK FOR
THAT P-ARRoT."
TWENTY DOLLARS" SAID THE DEALER
DOES 1T TALK"
TALK SAID THE DEALER. "IF 1T COULD
NOT TALK BETTER THAN You DO I'D SHOOT
IT"
HE ROTrGI4T TI4E pJpn
AND IT'S ABOUT THE SAME WAY IN RE-
GARD TO THE READY-MADE CLOTHES WE
SELL AND THOSE THEY HAVE IN ENGLAND.
IF THEY WERE NOT BETTER THAN THE
ONES WE SAW THERE WE WOULD SHOOT,
THE CLOTHING BUSINESS.
ITS POSITIVELY SURPRISING TO SEE THE
REALLY HANDSOME BUSINESS SUITS WE
HAVE AS Low AS s1O-FRoM THAT TO s25
WE SHOW OVER TWO HUNDRED STYLES OF
GOODS. SOME DAY-THE EARLIER THE BET
TER YOU HAVE A SPARE HALF.
HOUR, COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER
A. sAKs CO.,
a22 3l6 AND 3ls SEVENTH STREET
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WANTED--HOUSES

UTANTED-BY MAY list, SMALL HOUSE.
w containing six or seven ropms modern improve.
q month Address PERMANENT, Star office. a222ts
VXTANTED-A SMALL HOUSE, FRAME OR
w brick, situated near the Capitol or Smithsonian
Address, stating terms, price and location, Box go
Star office. ap21-Im
VXTANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w would take the best Of care Of House during
the summer months reference given if required Adj
dress BOX 140 Star Office. aDlC-3t
VyANTED-TO PURCHASE IN THE NORTH-
w west brick store and dwelling combined, cor
ner preferred either between 9th and j 18th or
on or between 18th and goth SITS CHAS. EARLY,
7O1 18th ST., up stairs. apl7-6t
WANTED HAVE 50, 900 CASH FOR HOUSE
w and Lot bet 18th and both and T. and sts n W.
R: "A. PHILLIPS, Real Estate BROKER,
ap166t 1426 n. Y. ave-
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BRocx.s CoscnEssnosAn Horr,

This Hotel b situated opposite the Capitol-New Jaa
sey ave- and B ct ae-the most elevated point in
Washington. It b out Of the malaria district being
one hundred feet above the level the Potomac river
from is Balconies beautiful view can be had OF the
entire city Of Washington, Arlington Heiehts Poto
mac River and the Capitol grounds Summer boarders
accommodated with delightful airy and wen yentilated
rooms Trsnsient 400 Per day Regular boarders scr
summer season = low rates H. BROCK, Prop,
mnaa-Sn Formerly Of Jersey CITY, n r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-22
SPRING OvER SACKS
E b. BARNUM & CO.,

AT VERY Low PRICES. SILK LINED, SILK
FACED OR PLAIN
DIAGONAL AND CABLE TWIST
WAY COATS AND VESTS
NoBBY LINE OF SUITS IN SACKS AND CCrA-
WAYS. PRICES FROM SO To SIS
ING IN AGES FROM ToI s.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT on SECOND FLOOR,
STOCKED WITH ALL THE NEW DESIGNS OF
GOODS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
sp22 625 Pennsylvania Avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-22

According TO a dispatch from Richmond Mr..
Kelley says ne is not going to- resign, while an
official of the state department in an inter
view states that Mr. Kelley is not going to
Rome. 1t looks if there was d misunder-
standing somewhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-22

The New York grand jury .havecentinued
their investigation -nto the causes OF the late
. building disaster, and have indicted two build
Ing inspectors who passed upon the wretched
work of Buddensiek and Franck. This is right
If the Inspectors had done their duty, the paper
houses would never have been built
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-22

Superfne texture and finish, and warranted every
thread pure linen.
Dotted and Figured White and Ecru Swisses, splen-
did variety ofchoice patterns from
25c. to 56c. Per Yard.
Spin White and Ecru French Null three qualities,
Acc, 6Oc. and 15c. Per Yard.
An elegant line OF White and Ecru Embroidered
ROBES. from 81 IS TO $500 each.
sS First floor; first the right Pa ave- entrance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-22

There viii soon be great demand for money
in Europe. England has asked for $50, zoo, 900,
France proposes TO get S125, OOO, 600. and the
amount Russia will want, in the event of a
war, cannot be estimated. These demands will
probably increase the rate of interest there and
be followed by a sympathetic advance in this
country. Under these circumstances the New
York associated banks, which have $50, O0O,-
600 in excess of the amount OF the reserve fund
required by law, will soon be able to put out
much of this surplus money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-22

sashowman Mr.. Forepaugh is undoubted
success, and a. spectacular affair his display
professions do him credit: but, somehow, We fail
10 remember just where history records the fact
that the Roman virgins used TO carry umbrellas
while driving their chariots on the Appian
way. Col. FOrepaugh ought TO have little chat
with Henry Irving on the subject of attention TO
details
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-22

Why should Minister KELLEY decline to go to
Italy? There are two courts at Rome. If he is
denied admission at the Quirinal he can pre-
sent his credentials at the Vatican, and every
thing will be lovely with him