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severe cold. He leaves behind him very
large number of sorrowing friends. The
funeral takes place from the above address
on Tuesday morning at $50, to the cathed-
raj, and from thence to Calvary cemetery.
Requiscat In pace.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-19

T AXE COMO STOCK FARN-1 have for sale.
l. nice lot o. colts and sIlies. ore. two and
three year olds. al standard bred got b. DsGraH :
Alexander. All hy Teeseus, by Administrator,
drm ~ Alnoui, son of AleIsnders Abdallth.
Also f,- sale. Oakwoos-. for years old. by Alex-
srder standard. ISIS. ". +. NcGrafh
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SOUTHERN MINNESOTA
Gleanings ofNews and Items of Ma
terial Interest.
Daily Globe Department at Mankato De
voted to Developing and Advancing
the Southern Portion Of tae
Stare.

The Office of the Southern Minnesota depart
ment of THE GLOBE is in charge of Mr.. E. F.
Barrett, with headquarters at Mankato, the
business and editorial rooms being on the second
floor of the First national bank building formerly
occupied as the telephone exchange. Personal
calls or communication addressed TO Mr.. Barrett
on matters pertaining TO this department will
receive prompt attention
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-19

DRESToS STOCK FARM. Preston. FHlu1nr,
L Coauty. Miaa- For Puohc service. Herod
Js.s4Tl. King q the Norrzns. Trkaple.
tae most successful trot;iaE sire % Is are ia ne
northwest; Genus. a Erst-ciGss draft stallion.
For p-ssii.rees Aad terms. siisess n T G-z-tar
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AMONG THE HORSES.
Some Suggestions in Regard to
Wintering Stock in Mime
sofa, by Mr.. Gratten.
He Does not Agree With Mr.. De Gran
That Stock Should not be TOO
Closely and Warmly Housed.
Some Interesting Facts in Regard to Irottlns
and Pacing Records of Noted Horses
ofthe Country.
a Short History of"Uncle Jo.," the Noted
Sporting Editor OF New YOrk-Mls-
ceIlaneous Horse Notes.

This column will appear in The GLoEE every
Monday morning. Pertinent correspondence VIII
be thankfully received and should be addressed
Turf Editor Of the Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-19

TIOR SALE-youuE TrotunE Stock-I have
Il seversi one sut two-y ear-old colts, tue get
Of BAymont. f.027. son OF Alden Goldsmith. So
out Of staaia.d usres. Colts al large and rsugy
fae looking. and unnistakabiy shoEiag the
promise OF speed. G.. ". ShsrEo0d- 80
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E-sre:t s. Gesr. CO.. ectiaas. AS1-ess, rosz
q. Frs: SatsonA bssk bzl4izE. 81. Paal. MIR.
Compiler and Plo'isesr0fIh he NsE PoSkss Street
Guide and City Ma
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MnIlEnfO DOtS.

Special Reports from the GLOBE Mankato Office
January IS.
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is voice that cannot be stayed. There IS a
Supreme NJ lster, and duty "a obedience to
One who has a right 10 command. When
God Is forgotten. there Is no duty or con
science. The Catholic church is the savior,
the defender Of society because it ia an es-
pecial creation OF God. So long as the Cath
Ole church exists to incucate its teachings
civil society will preserve its pres
tige and sacreduess. T. IS the
duty Of its members 20 obey the rulers
because they rule By right divine. In in
sist.ng on obedience 70 rulers, the church
does not approve Of tyranny, oppression or
unjust aggression, because then there
f. no just title 20 the de-
mand Of obedience. Il is better 70 tolerate
an unjust government than to seek 20 de-
throne il by private attempts at assassination.
This tends 70 a general disruption Of the
social structure, Is absolutely wrong, and is
solemnly condemned by Gods church. What
safety Is there 70 society II 1t IS left 10 each
I and every one to declare war 10 avenge iudi-
yidual wrongs. The church does not forbid
1 citizens 20 obtain a change Of the Laws, 10
/ adopt different methods u government or 20
ask FOR redress Of grievances. Religion
simply lays down the principle Of obedience
/ TO Just Laws and regularly constituted author
/ itv. In their official capacity rulers repre-
sent divine authority. They hold trust
/ from God for the good Of the community
and not for self interest. When
they forget the good Of the community, they
/ misuse their power and are guilty before
/ Almighty God. and they viii have day Of
! reckoning. Crimes in Office lead TO social
/ ism. One reason Of dissatisfaction "a that
rulers forget the sacredness Of their trusts.
It's solemn duty Of every man 70 ez-
ercise the right u suffrage. This power Is
given us By society fOr the public good, and
TIE citizen who bsrters Il $ guilty bPfors
Almighty God. The church visits severe
{ rpproot uuou th0se who advance o. accept
I The familiar doctrine, ''All Is fair IN poll
,lcs." Religion does no; si-p doEn 70 par
.issa politics, but urges that Ire exercise Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18

Encouraged by the emancipation of Niagara
tortionate toll-gstherers, a correspondent sug-
gests in another column of to-day's STAR that
Mount Vernon should lie thrown open free to
the public. The suggestion is an excellent one,
and as an abstract proposition 1t will doubtless
ind a second in the heart of a large majority OF
the American people; but we are apprehensive
that 1t will prove to be somewhat difficult To
carry 1t into effect The title to the property
lies In the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association,
who purchased the estate from its former OWL
ers, with funds contributed to that end, in
various waysby the public, under an net of
authority passed by the legislature Of Virginia
In 1855. There Is no reason to believe that this
organization would be willing TO surrender pos
session or control OF the place, IL Ii had power
TO do so. While 1t Is responsible for the care of
the property and Its precious relics 1t must
have means to meet the necessary expenses OF
that trust, and the charging of a fee to visitors
Is probably the easiest and most equitable
method of providing such revenue. II our cor
respondent will place at its disposal a f1nd, the
income of which will be sufficient TO meet all
annual OUTLAWS, or II Congress will make an APP
preparation each year for the purpose indicated,
We have no doubt those in charge would be
glad To have everybody visit the place, under
proper regulations, without the requirement OF
a fee. The last named course is obviously the
more feasible one of the two; but whether Con-
gress would view the proposition fayorably Is
somewhat doubtful. Still, since Niagara has
been made free, the project Is by no means
hopeless one, and agitation Of the subject can
certainly do no harm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18
Fon THE SEASIDE AND MOUNTAINS
SEATON PERRY,
(SCCCFsSoR tn PERRY & Rrorurp

SEATON PERRY,
Successor tn PERRY & RnorHrn,
COMPLETE STOCK OF IMPORTED DRESS FAB
S 1,SSs, SUITABLE FOR THE SUMMER RE-
ENGLlSH MOHAII,s AND HOMEsPUNs.
= II PLAIN AND TwILhED CLOTHS.
o. II AbiT CLOTHS ALL SHADES, at 75c and 81.
FLAiN md TWILLED FLANNELS FOR BATH
~ ~ SUITS from 70 to 15 cents.
- ND SIN - INCHES WIDE CREAM AND IVORY
~ ht II tRi.NCH SUITING FLANNELS from
ALLrWoQL sERGEs, CHUDDAs ETAMINEs
AND JERSEY ALBATROSS CLOTHS.
EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN BL.,CK AND coll
QRED GROS-GRAINs. SURAHS AND RIA
DANES from zoe. to $3.50 per yard.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN CHINA, LOUIS
Inc AND SUMMER SILKS.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON BLACK
BROCADED SILK GRENADINES AND IIM.
HBRR00!DERED INDIA PONGEE AND BATISTE
NOVELTIES IN MANDKERcHIEFs. HOSIERY
Rare BARGAINS" IN PARASoIS
lMpORTED ElsSEYS. ALL SIZES. from 50. so to So
NEW SILK CHUDDA. CASHMERE AND BER-
LIN SHAWI.S IN GREAT VARIETY AND AT
49, LOWEST PRICES.
"SPECIALTIES'' IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH
WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERED SWISS
"NoVELTIEs' IN FRENCH sATEENs, SCOTCH
ZEPH1RS AND PRINTED PURE LINEN
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building,
pennsylvania ave, cor. 9th st.
Established 1910. jy18
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18

Mr. WIN. II. smith, the fimous London news
dealer. who is the Secretary for War in tine new
B:ftaah cabinet. Is literally the only man in
that body who is neither member OF sthe
aristocracy' nor In the enjoyment OF some sort
OF title. Being On active and successful BUSH
ness man, they probably depend upon him to
Furnish i'm brains what he lacks In pedigree anu
pretension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18

The death of John Skae, in San Francisco
yeN'"rday. terminates a career scarcely possible
In any other country or age than this. He rep
Resented the spirit Of speculation. and within
the space of two years could sign his check for
ten million dollars and was locked up i'm default
OF five dollars bail. He began life with nothing
TO become one of the richest men in the world
and finally to die penniless. Money did him
no good. and IL was unlucSy day for him
when, az a telegraph OPERATOR he learned the
secrets On which he founded his fortuna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18

The southern states make a very good indus
trial showing for the first six months OF the
current year. Although it has been o period of
general business depression. il appears that the
manufacturing casiial VI fourteen southern
States was increased S36. 5S4 600 The crops
are also prosperous. Rarely have they prom.
ised better, and probably the cotton crop win
be the largest ever produced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18

We can show the Mexican editors one thing
here they don't have down in the tropics.
that Is genuine, real. warm weather The Me XII
cans can sec that celestial hum5u;, the south
ern cross, and they have quaint snakes, gay
birds. orchids, volcanoes and AN assortneut of
geyers, but they seldom see the Thermometer
mark weather in three figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18

The man Is yet to be born who doesn't like bis
boat 10 forge ahead In a race. but for all that,
the safety of thousands OF passengers demands
that there must be no racing on the river. The
officials OF the steamboat lines denounce the
practice a. sterniy rs any one, AMI they should
see that their captains carry out their Views
literally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18
TINS FATHER

TINS WEATHER
IS "Too HOT FOR ANYTHING"
EXCEPT TO BUY THIN CLOTHING.
GENUINE CALCUTTA SEERSUCKERS E
DIFFERENT STYLES
AMERICAN SEERSUCKERs ARE ABUNDANT
AND CHEAP. WE SHOW TOO MANY STYLES
TO ENUMERATE.
A FEW NOVELTIES SUCH AS SILK, SILK
AND WORSTED, SILK ALPACA, FANCY FLAN-
NELS, COLORED DRAP DETE, AND PLAID
LINEN COATS AND VESTS, STILL ON HAND.
IN STAPLE GOODS-ALPACA, MOHAIR. DRAP
DETE, NUNS CLOTH AND PLAIN LINEN
GOODS-OUR LINES ARE COMPLETE.
ALPACA, LINEN AND MOHAIR BUSTERS.
SMALL BOYS WHITE FLANNEL, WHITE
DUCK AND SERGE SUITS.
MEMS BLUE SERGESUITS.
A NEW LINE OF FINE ENGLISH GOODS, IN
SACK AND CUT-AwAY COATS RECEIVED THIS
SATURDAY MORNING
+. B. BARNUM & co.
iy1s e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18

IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES, COGNAC
CHAMPAGNFS AND COkDIAIs.
French CArets. 81 - and ~ 90 per dozen CALI
1orniA wines imlorteo directly. Napa ZifutelL sue
per Eaiion vICIok kpUX. IA. Y.pn. ave..
Agents toe hxstelaz1 housss. bordeaux, 8ufsri,sdy
Csssn2nsn0 and cognsc Si,A De t0,,.ss sdssss q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18
lakes EFFECT MoSDAY,

lakes EFFECT MoSDAr.
JULY 10Th, AND CONTINUES UNTIL THEY
ARE DISPOSED OF.
ODDS AND ENDS
on THE FIRST FLOOR
TABLE MOL.
Contains all OF the Mems Cashmere Suits
that were SIG, s13, STA and SIS, are now
going at $3.50 Suit
TABLE No2.
Contains all of the Mems Cashmere Pam
falcons that sold at 81. $3.50 and So pair,
go In this obi and End sale at s295a
pair
TABLE Noa
On this table you will find 80 Serge Coats
at 50. Mohair Coats and Vests that were
Sc are now So All of the So Coats on this
Table are now SI.5o The So Coats are now
TABLE No. L.
Now Is your chance 10 wear White Vest
Every White Vest have put OIL one Ia
bic. which Is Number L. and the Odd aid
End price of the So is 81 SO The $3.50
Vest Is sl.oo The :. Vests 81 The $3.50
Vest is 7.5c The 81 Yes, is SOC Surely an
indncemen, for You to purchase
TABLE. No D.
Contains Drab IT Tae Pants that were S.
are now -. White Duck Pants that were
sI..5 are 81 pair !, few pair of Mems
Linen Pants that were 81 are now 35c. and
villa, there is LEFT of the Soc Office Coats
2Jc
WE ARE CLEANING HOUSE, AND THE
BROOMS ARR: ALI. HEAVY, TO ZEE SIRE. To
CLEAN OUT EVERY GARMENT COST NOT
CoNSIDERED-vALUEsN NOT LOOKED AT. TO
CLEAN OUT Is OUR ONLY OBJECT.
A. SAKS i CO..
WILLING-TO- MAX I:-A-LOSSCLOTHIERS
SIG AND3lS SEVENTH STREET
LOOK IN TUESDAYS STAR FOR OUR BOYS
CLOTHING ADVERTISEMENT. jy1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18

Rumors of wars are again current in Europe
but IL is difficult to get at the truth. II is
claimed that many of them are started to at
feet the markets. which very sensitive to
such reports. In a general way il looks as If
Russia were pursuing a course which must
sooner or later precipitate a war with Great
Britain for the supremacy of Asia, but a strug-
gle OF such magnitude will not be undertaken
lightly even by u "Jingo" ministry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18
WANTED--ROOMS.

VXIANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DE.
w sire three nice rooms second floor. furnished
or unfinished to be used as parlOr, chamber and
private office: must be In northwest SectiOn perma-
ncnt If suited Address r. q. Box 6S2. lt*
WANTED BY GENTLEMAN, Hall.
w Room. fun nishrd; rent not to exceed So per
month. References. Address HALL ROOM, Star
Office. Its
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movement Is on loot in Buffalo to erect In
that city an equestrian statue of General Grant,
and one of the papers gives a pictorial repre-
sentation of the proposed group. 1t is perhaps
too much to say that sight of this sketch
would Kill General Grant; but his last days would
certainly be embittered Ii 1t were settled that
such caricature of his person and character
as II suggests were 10 be set up anywhere after
his death. OF all the men in the two great
armies that fought during the civil war he is
probably the last one who would he willing to
appear IN full uniform. Oh a snortng horse and
waving his cap ut full arms length, as the
sketch referred 10 CONCENTRATES
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED - BY LADY AND SON, A FUR
w nised House to take of for two three
months; best of city reference given for Address
Mrs \. CORNELIUS, Star Office. Its
WANTED - A GROOM BRICK: GENTEEL
w ncghb0rhOod; objection to suburbs street
cars, Address Box III Star Office It's
UIANTED-I DESIRE TO PURCHASE A RESI-
w dence business property vacant lot at reason
ably low price for spot cash. must be west Of eth
bottom price and lOcatiOn) .. U. JAY, Washington,
d. C.. je26-lm
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FINANCIAL.

PR1scE 81 WHrErY.
STOCK BROKERS'
g IS hfF ssS sssau. New Yor.
$50 18th areei tCorcoran Building), washington
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH wIRES
WAsHIN0TON, BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c.
SExkRAL PAETHEKs
JAMES WHlrkLY. II. CRuoER OAKLEY,
MAYNARD G. EYRE.
HENRY Ii. DoDok. Washington, ID. G
WILLIAM Il TRAvERs spcc1nl Partner.
Buy and sell commission all classes u HAilWna
IL. n. DODGE, Resilient Partner.
Quotations ofetocks and Bonds and information -
Garding the markets received through wires in
SANITY, direct from the New York stock Excha ma
An orders executed and reported promptly. ~
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PHILIP T. HALL VIM II BARNES
GENTS FINE FURNISHINGS
Having purchased the stock of the late firm of ChaS
Hyatt Al Very low figure il VIII Dr. closed out at q
sacrifice The iowin, reduction made to day:
;'Jct. Sc.;rfS 15ctI: for .5cts.
2Jct {" 1Ucts: 3 " 2;jcts.
aoc. and 81 - iJCctS.
- - T." 1oct- and 81.
ID aud 15ct Tie, at 2.icrs
All SUMMER Goods btIovg the market value
&c Fine Custom made shirts u specially
HALL i BARNES.
SIG street northwest
Thompson's Shirt Factory opp Patent Office Its
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WANTED-HETP


VYIANTED-A SETTLED WOMAN FOR GFN.
w eral Homework good wages. Apply at eo7 "a
WTANTED-A BOY WELL. REcoMMENDED AT
w YOUNG'S Shoe Honsc. 4O2 9TH st. 1t
WTANTED-A FIRS'r-cLAss MEAT COOK: No
w other need apply. 11O2 Z NV. Its
WTANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND
ss5 o Zee week. payable weekly Address BOX 1sS
WANTED = WE'LL RECOMMENDED SER.
Ke9dall Green Apply at ea'ekeepers Lodge az and
WANTED-TWO CLERKs THoRoUGHLY AC-
must dres s
once Drawer 5s4, City P. o. jyis-3t.
WTANTED-A PERFECTLY RELIABLE MAN
be acquainted with the trade and furnish
references Address Box 1o7, Star office jy17-2:s
WYANTED-ll COLORED BOY TO MAKE HIM
500 9th street. corner of r NV. jyi1-It*
VTANTED-A GOOD CQLoRED ROY TO At
w tend 70 a horse and make himself useful in the
VXTANTED-A SINGLE WOMAN, GOOD COOK.
and to assist IN washing and ironing City refer
WANTED-A, WOMAN 70 COOK IN SMALL
" temy Apply 9" store 10 and IL Center Market
WANTED A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND
Ir9neT best references required Apply Ct 2o7
VTTANTED-AGENTS IN EVERY CITY TO
w sell newly patented article Must De live en-
r'ss ss*5 SiSss
Columbus. Ohio jy16eo2w*
WANTED IMMEDIATELY - AT FEBRY &
w PFEIL's. 736 18th St NV. Employment Bureau
and Collection Agency, Cooks SeaIIlSresses House.
keepers Chambermaids and Nurses with references.
jvS-lm*
WANTED-WHITE AND CoLoRED WOMEN
w Cooks SO to $50; ciianoerm:ids. nurses, gen.
er;sl workers, scrub md kitchen girls men cooks.
S. A. COOMLS. Employment Bureau, 926 + st. n.
W. iy13-8i*
VVTANTED - LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN
w city or country to take light work at their own
homes So to 81 day easily made work sent by mail;
no canvassing. We have good demand for our work
and furnish steady employment. Address. with
stamp, CROWN MFG. CO., 294 Vine ST. Cincinnati,
Ohio. jyl3-3Ot
MANUFACTURERS IN ALL PARTS OF THE
w country to take orders for the best illustrated
subscription book in the market. Write to j. A, 4 r.
A. REID, Providence. X. l.. Publishers Of "Piciu-
rescue Washing Only first Class book on the sub
ject ever published Price, 81 90 So, SO So TO $40.
jy6-12t
wv ANTED-AGENTS IN EVERY SECTION OF
w the country to sell Hon. S :. Cox's great book
"Three Decades Of Federal legislation, illustrated
with steel plates Ou' fits ready Agents max
ing $40 to $50 day. Write to the Publishers for
terms ]. A & Il. a. REID. Providence L. L jy6-12t
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1OLVZMAN.
1915 Pa. av., 11r.....S3.33
1850 Pr st. NV, llr.v.S3.3 SO
1926 14th ST., l0r.& St-75
IS street ia. 18th. 6r..f.......O
14lS n street NV, l2r.G5
1O11 12thstreet n.w......65
,l41S / st. n. w.. fiat. ........55
SIG 18th 81. II. W. 1Or-...55
Carroll Hall, G st. Sr 80
12Q 18th street. fiat......S0
GUS II st. NV, i0rs. ..-.45
Cor. St, near 18th. fur. 40
! ! G st. NV. Sr. & store. 40
1921 ID H. w. Sr. & store. 40
TO 18th st.. Or. fiat.......4O
1872 Corn ST., 6rs.. 1888
1913 F St. he, FRS. -1O.35
1871 18th st. Or .........2O
l15S 18th st. Sc. Sr.........2O
f23I 4l2 st. s.w. Sr....-1S.4O
i522 9th st. s.w. Or.
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The Evening Star has n regular, permanent
bsna 6de daily circulation more than treble
that OF any other daily paper published in
Washington, and equal 10 that Of all the
ether daily papers here added together.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w AN lEO--Ol1U ALBUMS.
VXTANTED-COOK AND HOUsEWoRK-EXPE-
w rienced and respectable young colored woman
desires situation to do general housework married:
best city references Address or call at DIG
LIS
WANTED : SITUATIONS FOR TWO WHITE
w ChambprmaidS, two white Nurses and colored
Cook. LANINIA G. DUNDOKE & CO., TIT NJ n.
W. Its
WTANTED-BY a GERMAN LADY, POSITION
w as Housekeeper In hotel or restaurant; under.
stands her business. $. H., Star Office. Its
VIyANTED-RY A YOUNG WHITE GIRL, WELL
w trained and competent. to attend children, u
lady, In the country during the summer. Apply at her
present place OF employment, Hoe st. Sc jy1S2t$
wv ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, SITUATION
w to tend barr can bring good references. Apply at
1O7 II st. NV. jy1s-3ta
NTED-GENTLEMAN 33 YEARS, DE-
w sires employment In stove and Tin establish
Dent; Is years experience: has general knowledge Of
business, both mercantile and industrial References
satisfactory. Address FURNACES Star Office. jylS4t
WANTED - A YOUNG MAN ACQUAINTED
w with government work. and well advanced I'm
Shor hand would act substitute for clerk during
ehe summer best references given. SYLVESTER,
Star Office. jy17-3t*
WANTED : EMPLOYMENT AS RELIEF OR
w permanent Clerk in drug store. by a reliable
and competent man Address Registered Druggist,
Star Office. jylG-3t
VIyANTED-PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS.
w seanstresses ladies' maids COOKS nurses, cham
bermaidS, men cooks walters wait with refer
ences. s. A. COOMBS. Employment Bureau, 926 +
jy13-6t*
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nor RENT-BY r. o. !
II X at. ,n.G.av. e, $333.33
street n. 1S.1Sr......-.3OOl
g st., near 10th St, f...3OO.
R.I.av..nr. Conn. av .f.3OO
Thomas circle. l7r....300l
Lafayette So. lTr...262.E)i
Lafayette So. Tiff. $50
Mass. ave-. n. 18th, f....2OOi
n st. n.CDnn. ave. l3r.. 200
Lafayette square 17r..2OO
Conn.av.n.N y, 13r.fl06. 90
NJ u. n. 9th ST.. 10r, f.....150,
18th st. II. RI av., Or. $50
10Th st. Dupont circle .fl5Ol
I eth, near h st., f.-.....l36
1880 18th street, 13r.. 100
Md. av. mr. LIST n. e. fur. 100
TBS 9th st. IL r.........-1OOI
Grant Place, fur. Sr...-lOOi
Rst n. 15th.1 / ~. .f.....lOO
Thomas Cir. 1Or.. fur. 100
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EUR RENT-ONE THKEEcSTORY BRICK
Il House, 231 18th ST., between and s.w nine
rooms, with all modern improvement; one square
from the Printing and Engraving department. Rent
L>OR RENT-34O INDIANA AVE, OPPOSITE
IL City Hall. a fourteen room House, $50 per
month. Call and look at it.. Watchman there at all
hours. For further particulars address THOMAS
BLAGDEN, City p o., Box 5Sl. state your address,
and you will be promptly called upon. jyI54t"
LHOk RENT-"THE AUBURN" LOCATED AT
IL the corner 22d ST. and Pennsylvania ave. Tie
house is well located and in good order Very favor
g: DUCkETT. Pharmacist, Pennsylvania ave, corner
22d St iylS-Iw4
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TUt Length. Pure Six GIOveS, regu-
lar price 31iac. per pair.
Mark ID 10 Close
Ladies' 1v-Eut. Length all silk Gloves, in Tan.
Orange Canary. Salmon Nile Olive, Cadet Blue, Car
dln and three shades OF Light Grays, regular price
I.Ic. per pair.
ladies Shut Length Jersey Silk Mitts, in Grays
only, regular price 81 80 per pair.
Marked o. OA
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STOCk-TAETNC' REDUCTIONS:
| REDUCTION IN SILK GRENADINES.
| We have two pieces of 2.-inch Black Velvet stripe
Greiadine which must be sold before stock taking
| Regular price 81. 40 per yd.
Mar aIt ..af.,U
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FOR RENT-STORES.

1COR RENT-CORNER L AND STS STORE.
H. six rooms and cellar suitable for drug business;
rent $40 per month. Apply to WESCOTr & WILL
cox, 1907 Pennsylvania ave. IyIS-3t
E1OR RENf-FINE LARGE STORE SUITABLE
for dining saloon or most any business; willing to
improve front for reliable tenant. 423 18th st. n.
one OF best thoroughfares between Pennsylvania
ana + st. jl4-6t
NOR RENT-STORE AND CELLAR 1924 9TH
IL st. NV; also, House SD + st. rooms modern I'M.
proyemen1. SIG per month. Apply to w. c. JOHN.
SON. IT'S 18th st. nv. ty13-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18

On this table you will find SO Serge Coats
at 50. Mohair Coats and Vests that were
Sc are now So. All Of the So Coats on this
Table are now Sl.5U. The 81 Coats are now
81.