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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-17

An important literary discovery is announced
IN the shape OF Goethe's private diary for fifty
nve years, from 1717 TO 1882. Goethe's diary
ought by rights to be mighty interesting read
Ing. Now that ii has come to light it will
probably be published, and all that can be
asked for is that the material be judiciously
edited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-17

The Isere is as deliberate in bringing the
statue OF liberty to New York as if she had not
heard that finally the people had walked up and
had subscribed most of the money necessary to
build a pedestal for it against its arrival But
the ship is now likely to appear at any hour,
and when 1t does come the New Workers are
ready to receive 1t in proper STYLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-17

The English accuse us of "truckling to the
Irish VOTE" but we should like to know if the
English are not just now themselves paying
court to this same vote with civility that is
almost obsequiousc Among the conservatives
large element under lead of Lord Randolph
Churchill are in favor of granting to the "home-
rule party their most extreme demands
while among the liberals Mr.. Chamberlain
and Sir Charles Dixie have expressed them
selves, since the break up of the ministry, in
favor of the same policy of virtual surrender
AT this distance it looks very much as if both
parties were bidding for Irish votes at any
price. II Parnell Is shrewd he ought to be able
to turn the crisis to very good advantage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-17

Professor Proctor is said to be greatly disap-
pointed at the small attendance at his course of
lectures recently delivered in Kansas City.
Nobody but Professor Proctor is likely to be
surprised at this result Kansas City Is poor
lecture town, and Mr.. Proctor is an exceedingly
hazy and uninteresting lecturer. What he
doesn't know in the way of exact information
on the subjects of which he treats would fill a
great many large volumes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-17

Mr.. Fox, republican member of the New
Hampshire legislature, resigned for disgus
when Senator Blair reelected Certain
eminent statesmen could have told Mr.. Fo,
that resigning from disgust doesn't do an,
rood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-17

The Herreshof yachts have for several years
enjoyed high reputation for speed, and in the
'Stiletto" the firm have surpassed their pre-
viOus triumphs and excelled any record of
smooth water travel. 1t would be too early
yet, however, to hail the new boat as the
pioneer in a revolution in ship-building. Mr..
Herreshof says of her performance the
Hudson that she made 25 miles an hour and
could have made %. This, reduced to knots or
nautical miles, would make her record 21.5
knots with possibilities of nearly two knots
better. This speed has never been equaled by
sea-going vessels, but it has been very nearly
approached. The Etruria, for instance, on her
last voyage to New York, steamed for three
days at a speed of over 10 knots an hour and
when we consider the conditions, this rate is
fully as remarkable as the Stiletto's burst of
speed on the smooth waters of the Hudson
river. But shipbuilders can doubtless study
the Herreshof boat with advantage. A ship
making 21.5 knots an hour would 90 from
New York to Queenstown in days and IL
hours. A speed of 1911 knots will make the
voyage in six days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-17

Mr.. Gladstone will increaSe his popularity in
both England and America by his refusal to
accept title from the queen. Plain Mister Is
getting to be more and more fashionable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-17

A stream Of Mornons, it is said, are pouring
into Arizona. Perhaps 1t is not such q bad idea
to have the Apaches little lively down there
for q while.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-17

Several chiefs OF division yesterday Joined
the fnnumerable caravan" of departing re-
publicans. Hang out the banner of civil service
on the outward walls; the cry is still they 90!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-17

In Minneapolis the price of license for a cir
Gus exhibition is 81 ,OOO This is about the fig
ure at which license for Washington ought to
be fixed. The reasons ordinarily urged in favor
of q lower rate are that such shows invariably
bring large number of country people and
other strangers to the place of exhibition, the
trade of which is thereby greatly increased, so
that the money thus brought into the town VII
more than offset the large amounts carried
away by the seductive Snowman. In the case
of Washington, however, these conditions do
not exist. Comparatively few people from q
distance come here to attend a circus, and it
follows that the vast sums carried away, and
which are badly needed for local trade, and in
many cases required to procure the absolute
necessaries of life, are almost wholly drawn
from the capital and trade of our business men.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
MAGNIFICENT ESTATE IN STAUNTON IL
THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA. FOR ALE
FOR $4,000; COST $4,000

Six acres Of land beautifully laid out: lawn terrace
oak grevs solid carriage road and paths; chn, ming
some double house house. ice-holse gas:
hot and cold water hydran and cistern water. Must
b be t. be Tae cam
passed. Near Weyef's Cave. Univ rsty Of Virginia
Only six hours from Washington: Two railroads
teia6t" JOHN z BEALL. 1411 st. NV
262 w RPt vs wa e q asS aE
ton. b. and p. R. Rtwenty minutes to city. These
Sa e xasf5s sers to SIS
lot Title indisputabe, For particulars call at 923
Also, handsome, solid BricI Residence of seven
teen rooms, in East Badensburg, near B and O. r. K
Il sRs issss
ENOR REMITTANCE BRICK COUNTRY MAN
ba with am
Rischsn four rooms; orchard With apples, peaches
es 1 snd r.
CT 300 .PhEAsANT, yIILAaE HOME
for sale exchange half acre. excellent GARDEN
modelling: also 5-acre lot if desired Address W
a ,t EARN OF rs AcREs. Situated ~
minutes drive OF railroad station (Gaithersburg) "a
to
&c, twenty and seventeen miles respectively from
M and be ia
June 20, 1885, at o'clock p. m The farm is Of ex-
asne
an excellent county road. Apply TO W. r. FULKs
s store or Dr.
my21 ,23&wSsts
EOR sALE-A NICE LITTLE FARM OF SIXTY
ng Oh efess a an sra fine garden 30 in high
Montgomery county. Farm containing 463 acres OF
improved land one-half mile from Seneca Mills. in
GHeny easy Address f. & REE
LNOR SALE-THE HANDSOME RESIDENCE OF
a the late Hyatt. at Wya,tsvills Nd. FIVE miles
a the on
and most desirable residences near the city-Brick
an
ance of fully grown shade trees: very accessible to
ises, or to b. HYATT. 800 st. NV, Washington
c. je13-s,tu, tn Cts
i improved, 3Ia miles out 7th st. eight room house
tenant house barn. stable, and all necessary outbud
Also several other desirable Farms and small coun.
Try B rsss ns %A TEfRseRs:so9 WILSON 1ooe st. NV
FoR sALE-A yALyABLE Farm ~ MONT
- gomery county, Maryland, eight miles from Wash
ington and two from Silver Spring Depot 1t is beau
tifnlly situated well wooded and watered. and
An excellent dwelling house and outhonses Inquire
for further particulars. at 2Ol5 st. NV, at
7pm. je5-lm
LNORSALE-FARM OF 80 OR MORE ACRES, HIGH
Il and healthy location; good improvements; plenty
BLOSS 927 st. NV. je3-lms
DARE CHANCE TO BUY A BEAUTIFUL RU.
~! ~ RAJ HONE ON EASY TERMs.sA Acres Of
purest cold water; location high perfectly healthy.
miles rom and overlooking this city: Price 81 800.
Terms 500 10 $500 down, and $50 to $50 per month
till paid for. r. A. PHILLIPS. 1923 New York av
nor RENT-A FARM OF 100 ACRES. NEW
IL house and good barn; 8 miles north Of the city.
SWORMSTEDT q BRADLEY,
my27-1m 82S 4 St
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DYsPEPsIA-AGENTsw WANTED To SELL nv
IL Dyspepsia Pills; cure for that Disorder:
every dyspeptic should become an agent. Address
collector. II
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOE RE ss.I,;,l.S a,. FEW DAYS VERY pEslR-
fITEcH, sos iish S. s~. Office d ihasPsaasai
Inquire 1000 St. NV. jei2-3ws
E1oR PENTHOUSE $40 5TH ST NV. oPpOe
T. ste new Pension Office gas water and bath: key
EHoR RENT-426 P ST n. W.. 8 ROOM BRICK;
I papered and repaired and In perfect order. 81 s
P eoe PG 81 NV Apply 70 NhhL a iSss
bath Brick House. with white marble trimmings
all modern improvements house recently papered and
SsSS 9 II sSsas 4 !.
ns ssls Mlor "a; sS store ,n 1893
S?zi s. " a9s ST. or M
I1zs lbs z sd ST. ST. r.
sos 2lst St 9r.4 40 - . gas 4 alter IS 90
a23o s., o. m: 50 stable rear 2o2s g.. 2o9
'ft 20'h &So IG5e 13s Penn ave-
kEST.Ry yss 8 H 1917 fS Az
St, near 18th ST.. 500 COS 18th ST. NV IIrs IS
Lafayette So, I7r3 80 IS street 9TH Or T. 30
Lafayette g; 17r.f ESQ l4Is street NV. 12r e5
at. nConn. ave- lar 200 21st, II St.
Lafayette square Roo 30 9th street, Srs - so
Conway M. l3 TT 66. sc 40 18th street. at.50
St n 9th st.. Tor, 80 603 III St W., lOrs IS
18th st. H. RI av. Or. $50 937 r. i. ave-, Tors Il,
10Th ST. Dupont circle f150 5o2 ID ST. NV. lGrs 40
1880 18th street, l3r1OO 100 9TH 6r fiat 40
Md av mr. st ne fur. 100 !6O street store. 40
Grant Place. fur, ST. 100 Lincoln avenue Dr. 40
RSt.. N. 10th, IL RS 100 100 9th street n b
Thomas Cir Tor, fur. 100 1872 Corn st. 6rs 80 81
je17 r. %. HOFFMAN. 10th and F SITS. NV
oR. RsSImgY JULY iST IA, APkEAsANT sum
toll Park. Apply at BLOCKS Congressional hotel,
corner New Jersey ave- and b st. S. jel6-1w*
nor RENT-A DESIRABLE FURNISHED RES
IL idence PLEASANTLY situated, on Connecticut ave-
overlooking Farragut Square. will be let good
ant for term OF years Price, $500 per month. APP
ply at 11S 18th st. jel6-3m
INOR RENT-THE LARGE THREE-STORY
L building. 92S and $50 Pennsylvania ave, known
as The Chesapeake. CHAS. E. BANES 500 + IT. n.
W. iel6tjt
I'OR RENT-Sl7, TWO-STORY BRICK: WATER.
Il bath, &c; 1850 L st $40, three->tory Brick
mod imp; 302 f. st. NV. WIN. +. HOFFMAN,
1921 ST. NV. jeI6-St
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E. B. BARNUM & CO.,
je16 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
BARGAINS. BARGAINS,
BARGAINSl

We are now offering, at greatly reduced prices,
ODD LOTS IN SUMMER GOODS
Mems Hand-sewed TIES. Strap or Button for 81 so
per pair; former price $500.
Misses Hand Welt OXFOt.DS, "a. 25 per pair; former
price $500.
A lot of Boys OXFORDS, former price $3.50 and
$500, now selling for $3.50 per pair.
In regular goods we have of the largest assort-
ments TO be found in the city.
Our Ladies' $500 CURACAO KID BOX TOE, BUT.
TON, are still in the lead.
For 81. so give you a fine BOX TOE or COM
MON SENSE CCRACOA KID BUTTON, and guar
antee them TO give satisfaction. For $500 we can
give you beauty.
In Low SHOES FOR LADIES we have all the
latest styles al the very lowest figures possible.
$50. '
Ladies fine CURAcoA KID NEWPORT TIES, hand
Ladies. fine CURACAO KID BUTTON, handsewed.
$50
Ladies, fine FRENCH KID oxFoRDs, handsewed,
Ladies, fine FRENCH KID EDISON. handsewed,
Ladies, fine FRENCH RE; oCLoTH-ToP EDISON. Louis
Ladies fine FRENCH EDISON, Louis XIV and heel.
$500,
LARGE VARIETY OF MISSES AND chill
DREN'S LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS
Also, full line Of Ladies' and Misses White Operas
VIM H. RICH
oNE-PRICE SHOE STORE
je16 III Market Space
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II NV. Per Month.
l342 Vt.av. mi. fur. 500
Cor. r Il Conn.av., 16r. l25
1927 @, mi. fur. 11r...1OO
IT'S n. mi, 13r.........100
800 18th. m.i.,12r....S3.33
1919 Corcoran. Tor.
fur. S75: unfur..........5O
1130 18th, 13r..............T5
1887 Cor'ran, fur, Tor. 20
STORES.
Per Month.
627 Ii av. 5r...............SSJ
3l2 9th .........................15
1919 F.,..,..6.j
The above IL only a small
books. For full list call at
the Sf and lSfh IfalHi
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1876 F St.. 10r., m.i...-$75
l13S + ST.. lot. m.i......15
i2133 X st. NV, ST., also
1884 Riggs ST. Is r., m. LBS
1929 s St, 6r., m. l.. ..25.32
AS j. FISHER & co,
1924 + street northwest.
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FOR SAIE-LOTS


For sALE-Two NICE BUILDINGS LOTS. on
able price Inquire at l2io l. st. jel6-2ws
INoR sALE-AT A BARGAIN
Elegant Building Lots on the west see of 5th st., b.
tween A and Is SITS
Also. tne business property on Pcnnsylvanis ava
Apply TO s n. NEwcoMB.
President otthe Fast Washington Investment Co,
ie13-sts e26 North Carolina ave a a
NOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN ONE or THE
most desirable Lots In Mount Pleasant II sold AZ
je12-et Real Estate and Insurance, and 18Th Sta
INoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT on lxra ,T.
4 62isSl -. The Orphan Asylum; viii be sold
cheap and favorable terms JOHN II. MIr,,H-
ELI. Real Estate oitcc 100 In. ieis-6t
vroR sALE-FINE BUsINFss LOT on MIST
= side of llth ST. faces 30 foot alley very cheap al
81 loot. Lot OF ST. 18th NV, with side and
only DOC. Also number cheap Lots beyond boundary
81 $40 cash and Slo month without interest No
agents heed apply. OWNER, 1881 r St, Room 2.
tel2-lm
INoR sALE-BY AUSTIN p. BROWN l4a0 r
\ 81 w-4e,ooo feet u ground on 10th NV,
nesween scott circle and St. and 1000 feet New
hampshire ave. between Dupont Circle and l. 81
Several hrst-class Houses, ranging ia price nom
Sl6.ooo Ia Sloo.oU jelo-2m
ENoR SALE-wE OFFER FOR SALE AT A
price 10 induce Investment the northeast corner %
and 10Th SITS. fronting IL sS3-loo feet 18th
by 129 sl-lOo feet M moro Desirable lorafion
l41S Fst n,v.s3vv.es I'm
EoR sALE-CoLUMBIAN HEIGHIs-nESTRA-
ard cli'iioe locations PARKER & TpNNSENn
lilS Est ,nvlslm
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KINGS PALACE
si4 SEVENTH STREET.

TMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES, d06Nzc,
y CHANPAGSS AND CQRDIALA
ornis wines impcred dirsssiy Nspe znisndeli. SOC
per eaion VICTOR koCx. 1s@5 Penn. eve
champaenes and CognAc vins - toutss sortes Si
c~AsseA jel7-1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-17

Although horse-races are supposed to be held
In order to improve the breed, and for other
reasons of q similarly lofty tone, nevertheless
as plain matter of fact, horse-racing is very
tame sport without betting. They are finding
that out I'm New York state where the laws
against book-making and pool-selling are, for
the moment, strictly enforced. The racing
clubs are disconsolate and frankly say that
unless they can evade the law in some way
every track in the state will go to grass. Emf
nent legal advice has been called In, therefore,
and plan has been devised which it is held
will defeat the law without breaking Ii. This
scheme is described to be somewhat as follows
Premiums are offered for winners-that GER
tainly is legal and proper-and this premium
fund is to be thrown open to general contribu-
ton from the public, and, with the authority of
the owner of the successful horse, Is to be
equally distributed among the contributors i'll
his behalf and for his horse" Eminent counsel
have assured the jockey clubs that nobody can
object TO that, and If any one does, the clubs are
going to fight it out in the courts;-ior the breed
OF horses must be improved!
The cicada, or ''seventeen-year locust" is
making terrible havoc throughout this part of
the country, and not only the twigs, but the
large branches of deciduous trees, and especially
young fruit trees, have been so efectually killed
by the punctures of the egg-layers that whole
forests, orchards and nurseries look If
scorehed by fire. All effort to prevent this
destructive raid of the countless host seems to
have been abandoned as practically hopeless,
but correspondent who is florist OF many
years experience, points out in The STAR to-
day how young fruit trees and valuable
namental trees and shrubs can be pro-
tected from the locust-simply, cheaply and
effeatively-by covering them with 'mosquito-
bar netting. This netting can be bought for
N Gx-na ,fS
be readily adjusted to the tree or shrub to be
protected, in shape to keep the destroyer eff
fectually at bay. The insects have got in a
good deal of their destructive work already,
but 1t Is probable that prompt use of this
simple .'locust barr may save a good many
valuable young fruit trees and ornamental trees
and shrubs they have not yet reached.
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PERSONAL

ATcDEVITTS DETECTIVE AGENCY-CON-
Vx sultation Free and Confidential Prompt atter,-
ton and reliable service. JAMES A. McDEVITT
Manager, 800 pennsylvania ave. jel7-Im>
A STUDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIR-
"A gtnfa, having taught for two years, will coach
during summer for entrance competitive examine
tions. HAMILTON P. HOWARD, SO Beall st.
Georgetown, D. c. jeI1-Iws
A YOUNG BACHELOR OF MEANS DESIRES
"A the acquaintance of an honest, intelligent Pro-
teStant young lady. Address, in Strctest confidence.
Honor Star Office jel6-3t*
CAUTION-HARTSIN INSECT POWDER IS SOLD
~ only In tin boxes, trademark the lid not sold
loose; insist on having Harris powder: refuse imi-
tatiOns; the best Is the Cheapest. jel36ts
MISS ANNIE T. KENDIG
Nl Magnetic Healer, Clairvoyant and Business Ne
dunn. No. 231 18th st. s.w Hours am. to pm.
my2S-4w*
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RoAEbERS Desired IN THE MOUNTAINS
4 OF Pheasant Valley, Md. lIarpcr's Ferry.
tnriNaed for health; pleasure please and first
class accommodations supplied; terms stj SPECIAL
rates for the season. W. Nj. CLARK Keen rrvsf
Washington county, Nd. ielG-sw
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

ENoR sALE-A NICE. LARGE Residence AND
Garieus in Georgetown ~ q bargain. J. AMRLEE
SMITH Attorney at-Law. 1924 New York ave
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

nor SALE-GROCERY STORE DOING; A GOOD
II cash business. Fixtures. Rent low Address ID
a., Star Office. las
nor SALE-RESTAURANTo ON 7rII ST.. NEAR
Il departments. One of the best stands in the city
doing an active and profitable business Long lease
For particulars apply 10 q. l. Duffy, TO. 9Th u w
te16-6t
HNOR SALE-OUTFIT FOR SMALL SPACE
weekly, complete except press ami composing
stands. A bargain for compositor who will work
after hours Address OUTFIT, Star Office. myl 9-2m
nor SALE-FOR CASH ONLY, THE WHOLE
~ sale and Retail Wine and Liquor Store 1872 Penn
SELNanla ave ml0
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, NV. Per Month.
sos 11tfL m. l., 15r.....S15
Forest hos, NJ av.20r.75
900 NJ, Ii. l., 12r............65
901 2lst. m. /, lOr....-....60
i16 18th, lOr............-....J5
2U3l I, mi, l3r.........52.5O
lOl7 n. m. l.. 10r........5O
BOB f, 9r.......................4
OFFICES.
! Per Month.
RIM. Is, 9th&Pa. av. S22.5O
Rm.I Pa.av.&9th.. % so
RIM. 5, 9th&Pa. av......-.25
portion of property on my
office for bulletin. issued on
THOS. f. WAGGAMAN.
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EOR RENT
Il 1886 10Th st., 14r.$125
1853 P ST., l2r., IN. l.S3.33
512 18th ST. l5r. mi. .....S5
1142 Est. wv, lOr.m.i.. -75
416 9th st. 16r., m..-.S3.33
THOM
myo3
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GUNNER BOARDlt.S AT BROOKS TEN
Sminutes' ride from D. Il O. depot; single
fare three months tickets, So. Station the plac
No children taken. Address Dr. J. IA. RR0OkS
Brooks, ID. c. ieI5-ows
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GUNNER BoARDERS CAN FIND a PLEASANT
- home for the summer: large ward good board.
Prices moderate Caa accommodate six eight per-
sons AadreS. r. H. CALDWELL, warreniOn. Eau
quer county. Va IelO-,Ns
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| I)LEASANT COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD
| Il at "Edgewood Contce station, Prince George
county. Md; two minutes walk To station on H. and o.
r. r. surroundings delightful situation on the highest
elevation between Washington and Baltimore Adj
dress EDG EWOoN, star Office lel5-3ts
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4 NOCNTRl BoARD-COOL QUIET SHADY
" PLACE two miles from Gniltord on the We. w.
X X Plenty of ice milk and vegetables Convey
ance Tree 10 and nom depot Address Mrs. N.
LEN1, Loudoun, Loudoun county, Va Jel8-at
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COUNTRY BOARD.

GUNNER BOARD AT BROWNSVILLE, 30
- miles nom Washington one mile fon Wellington
station ON the Manassas branch az the Y. NJ. *. Il.
TWO or more trains daily. Express and telegraph
facilities Good water. shade. table. sc. For terms
Apply 20 j. T. LEACHMAN. Wellington. Prince Nil
liam county. Va. Jcs,:,wA
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Tor sALE-A SNUG FrvE-RooM COTTAGE
4 and summer Kitchen On lot Ss feet trout leased
for ~, years nom July lst Price $515. After 4.
l2ZS ~ ST Sw. jel8-yts
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~ 18th ST. NV; good location: rent moderate. Apply
THOS. f. WACGAMAN,91 OH Est. W. je163t*
NOR RENT-THE OLDESTABLISHED GRO
- Gerry Store and Dwelling of the late J. II. Knott.
18th ST. NV INQUIRE at 1000. 18th md W. l65t#
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TOR RENT
~ 1l1S 10r

NOR RENT
II 2OlS M.1Or, mi.
new -.--..-..............SoO.OO
SO2 21st st. IL r......S5. 90
1e41 q st. NV. ,10r. $500
2126 L st. 12r.....-....46. 80
1143 21stst l2r.m.i.45.5O
sos 21st st. 9r-.........4O ~
3O43 n st. ,1lr.m.i.. 1000
2220 g st, Or, M. 1850
eO9 23d ST. Sr. mi. $3.50
524 10th st.n.w. ,Sr.. 80. 90
iel7 WESCOTT & Y
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GUNNER BOARDlRS WANTED AT THE
- Bell Eicw'-tood Country hoard; situation
pleasant and attractive. with advantages III both town
aud country: just outside of the CORPORATION Of
Waterford and In the most healthy portion of Lou
doun. with hie facilities for riding. driving & g con-
vcNance from tlark's Gap, The ". q ". II. X,
TO iteli View free of charge the railroad viii
SO per month. Address =. NJ. BRA BliAM, Mater
ford. Loudoun Co. Va. iel-It
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HyHE CELLULOTD TRUSS,
Il That never breaks. never wears out. alvnya
clean, and cep b worn while bathing.
Ii Tor sAio g CHAa rIHHEHS
610 Ith street northwest
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-09-11
John Bright on wine.prInking.

At the late banquet to Carl Spencer,
John Bright, who was called upon to pro-
pose the health of the chairman, said:
ga very unusual duty falls to my lot to-
night. am not sure that l nave at any
former period offered myself as proposing
the health of any chairman or of any per-
son connected with any meeting. (Laugh-
ter.) But the master of ceremonies wrote
to me and pressed me to take the duty
which am now about to perform. Ihave
some consolation with regard to it when |
know that | am about to drink to the health
of our distinguished chairman in a bever-
age that is much more ancient than wine,
and much more wholesome. daughter. }
| am tolerant in matters of this kind, as in
most others-(renewed laughter)-and,
therefore, do not ask everybody to whom
| address myself to follow my example,
but | shall, of course, think better of those
who follow me than those who do not"
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-09-11

There is a vast amount of nonsense pre-
valent with regard to public sentiment.
These two words are made a cloak to cover
a multitude of sins. Men will not be
stir themselves to do their duty, and
then they find an apology for their neglect
in the condition of public sentiment. They
are waiting, they say, until the sentiment
of the great community will sustain them.
But is this the process by which moral re-
forms nave been effected and moral heroes
have been made? Was this the method by
which the Great Reformation of the Six
teenth Century was accomplished? Did
the monk of Wittemburg have public SEN
timent to sustain him?
If the great temperance reform is not
sustained by popular sentiment, it is all
the worse for the sentiment. The friends
of the cause should go forward correcting
public sentiment if it is wrong, and giving
expression to it if it is INSTRUMENTATION,
Herald.