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MoRE PoruLAR EVERY Season.

No garment introduced to the trade has attained
such favor and given such universal satisfaction
the JERSEY. 1t IL indeed, az has been said THE
BEST of the poorer, the STANDBY of the middle. the
ONE Of economy of the wealthy classes
Predicting its success as we did we have given
special attention to making selections choosing only
those which of the shape cut finish and
quality. and we now displaying n line of GLOVE
FITTING" JERSEYS, which In point of style, quail
ity and price Is second to none.
We commence the stock at the lowest price for
which we think proper Jersey possibly be Sold
namely, Sl2o, which We formerly unable to sell
for less than $50 each.
Fine Atwood Stockinette Jerseys, fan back, good
shape.
ONLY s1.25. WORTH Sl5O EACH.
Fine Atwood StOckinette Jerseys, standing collar
coat back, finished cuffs,
ONLY $500 EACH.
Fine Atwood Imported Stockinette Jerseys closely
woven doub lie DO plated back, standing collar but
toned wrists perfect shape,
ONLY $3.50 EACH
Fine Atwood Imported Braided Jerseys box
plated back handsomely braided front. back, col
lar and cuffs, elegant shape and stylish Jersey,
ONLY $500 EACH
OUR BRETON"
Fine Imported Atwood Stockinette JERSEYS, vest
front. with double of buttons. vandyke back up
right collar, an elegant, glove-fitting garment,
ONLY 1915 EACH
Fine imported firmly woven STOCKINETTE JER-
SEfS coat shape back. upright collar small finished
seams extra fine quality. most improved cut,
ONLY $3.50 EACH.
ELEGANT NOVELTIES.
We displaying particularly fire variety of
styles in FANCY JERSEYS, in colored vest fronts,
and gold and silver braided. at very low figures
Fine all wool BLACK JERSEYS, with cream vest
front. with OF black satin buttons collar
coat shaped back perfect fitting, very stylish,
ONLY $3.50 EACH
Fine all wool BLACK JERSEYS. trimmed with
black Hercules braid down the sides of vest front,
collar and cuffs and around the bottom pped with
gold and silver braid a very stylish jersey.
ONLY $500 EACH
Elegant Black imported Breton vest front Jer-
seys, deliberately trimmed in military style the
vest collar and cuffs with heavy gold braid beau
''N' 80 ONLY $500 EACH.
FINE IMPORTED JERSEYS.
Black with black vests trimmed with gold.
Blue with blue vests trimmed with gold.
Black with white vest trimmed with silver.
Blue with white vest trimmed with gold.
ONLY $3.50 EACH.
Fine Black Imported Jerseys. with Black and Gold
Tinsei Braid down the vest front and the reverse
collar, cuffs and 'front.' coat back perfection of shape
and finish,
ONLY 500 EACH.
Elegant line of BLACK SILK JERSEYS, at
$500. $1,000 and S12.5O EACH.
Elegant line of SOLID JETTED JERSEYS. at
$500. $3.50 and $1,000 EACH.
Second floor; take the eleyator)
Nicely arranged fitting rooms the Third Floor,
under the management of competent Dressmaker.
for fitting and altering Jerseys and Suits, free of
charge.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY,
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Lunch RaskesS. all sty lies: W...k Baskets Flower
BASKETS. Shawl straps. Pocket Kaives Razor Slrsps
St'FlIs Mugs, Caps and >aIicUTs Zine Vases p,cke
compass Pocket Tape Measure. Plated Collar ng tup
tlhe >t,s0rs Mckee Hand Bell, Rubber Iyy. asses
- ~pecjstceS. Handsome Match safe. lovely IiSoue
FledFe large Thermometer beautiful Gilt and Plush
NEbiiSt Frame. Fans Of seVeTas se,.gns.
fnrkctbook. Gard t>e. Bib Book. large school Rag
S.It BracSet. corner Bracket, Towel Rack Spla,h
MAI, Hair Brush, Clothes Brush. Velvet Top Whsk
broom, tlne Linen Playing Cards Fishing Rod and
line FEATHER buster. Silver Plated Napkin Ring SiI-
Yer ihtInble- Large Wax or Patent Doll Toy Wagon.
s.st ha aud Bat ~ 10 Picture Frame Bangle Brace
NJ, hoittd Gold l. sleeve Buttons. Rolled Gold
Plate Pins Scarf 4 - g. Dc. Resides hundreds OF
Oier articles, AL III 5c each aud all excellent value
sILV BERG'S,
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


oRsALE-.-RooN noUsE, IL coop coSnI-
i tom stable. orchard and IL acres price sl.s11
miiss m nom city O HINE, Vienna. faiS;ss Co.
Va my1s-3t-
I.,oR sALE-A COTTAGE AND ~, ACRES, AT
bath Lalrose stoves, &c: For price, Sc, apply 20
W. BRoN n. Glendale Nd mylsSt"
EoR REMIT w lsl,,.SoI S,,S CROW
Building myi61t
Il lly located ci miles rom and in n view OF tits
city Sh siN-room cott and barn lecatten
frs seI fI New York ave- '''''' easy myi2im
l>oR RENT-A wELIrFINISHFD HOTEL IN
thriving Town Of Mssern Masysnd on the nssS
Berkeley springs; good transient business; popular
ksSns and hunting. IT. pr. j. F. BRofDRicK Jamaica
Plain. Mass. nsa2w'
INoR sALE-A FINE TRACT or TWENTY
ave suitable for subdivision into building sites
nro S %T ri ~. Sspg HSTse a9GlnlnS ,d
mys-:sw Ni'1>i 'i'D' i'i" ~ NV"
I,'oR sALE-A DELIGHTFUL REsIDFNCE IN
provementS lot I60S22o: carriage house stable wood
and coal house &c abundance ~ fruit nclosed with
new and in perieci order; Well In ward: free Stone
MOUNTAIN aa water mns cellar pnasr hoIse
Real Estate lKoker sSi = St. Rooms and Is. Wash
hlgl"h' DC mNslm
IGOR RENT-LARGE BRICK COUNTRY NAN
Il sion, with grounds overlooking Washington one
half mile from railroad station: II rooms: kitchen,
= rooms; orchard, with apples. peaches pears and
Cherries vineyard, etc. POSSESSION, June Apply
10 lpr q. WhTHE COOK, Thomas circle i4th aud
NJ sis nvt,2Ns
IGOR sALE-NALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT IN
i HyatsNille. Md; fine dwelling: rooms: lot TAO ty
Zto fttf handsomely and conveniently located: fine
garden, fruit ornamental trees and Address
Md. -. I,,
BUILDING LOTS FOR sALE-FIEGANTLY
oDlocaieo and plated, and at moderate prices. at
rockville Nd. on the Metropolitan Railroad only 1a
~. huNt Yer
frequent daily communication therew ith The s,,us-
tion Is high, healthy and beautiful THIS land will I've
sold in Lots IA whole great reduction Address,
" VI, ft-Ai'iN1. kockNille. Nd my2 Inns
4 VOLTAGE HOMES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
Tor sale cheap and on easy terms at Falls Church.
Va only III miles from Washington: on " and % q
W X; X: elevation TOO H. u. l. PORTER. Falls
Church, Va aro- I'm
INoR sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
- err choice Country SCAT ina Virginia y miles
from Frederick shurg. mile from station On Rsl1-
u ono fredericks burg aud Petersburg railroad over
.op Acres rich meadows, splendid timber. AAluAhls
hshlng' beautiful view of Potomac ami Rlue EidQe
mountains: healthy loration new house Of ten rous:
numerous outbuildngS, greenhonsp hplz,s.'
fruit. flowers and shade: owner cannot give II
proper attention. Price including stock impl dement's
etcs '-ooo hall cash balance ia and two wears: no
nS,'ntS~ no encunbrance; title clear. Address NJ
MIIlI-hbEf. 100 torcoran 81. ap2o-lm
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES

For sALE.3l3 N ST, NEW. WITH 8 ROOMS
for sad ease nns u h' SGss M ee sSs
SEND f 4is F 'a"e 'S s''' FARMER @y ySSS'
FOR sALE.NEW sRooM BRICK HOUSES.
S,s ioh s: ss ans h an saS ss
NV. - 600; 18th and W., $500. Also cor
100 at s5c; one at 18th and New York ave- $500.
msissst '''' - - Z A. MCINTYRE 4, IL sls ra
L room House: all improvements Ve-y convenient
to business center For inspection and terms call
premises. myl6-2ts
L>oR SALE-A 3STORY BRICK HOUSE. CON
i tanning rooms with mod mps: desirable Ioca-
ton. Price $500. l29 { ST. ne. myl6-3ts
ENoR sALE-TwO HANDSOME NEW RESI-.
the houses are built in the most substantial manner
press brick fronts. brown-stone trimmings twostory
places and FURNACES; plumbing frstcla For terms
1000 G St NV. myI6-2w
FOR sALE.Two SMALL HOUSES on PARK
each sroom house On T. Se list Isl Sna nd SIS ne
r'0m house afs 81 siR ne fox St saS
FoR sALE-FINE, LARGE. BRICK DWELLING.
all mod improvements, on 9th st. Tor $4,000. This
property is wen down town. and must become valua-
saa III G Ell
Capitol, $4,000. worth $4,000. several handsome
in the yGny S Of the British minister and
WfMER, I424 New York ave- myisS3t
+ BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Corner Store and Dwelling. the southeast corner 9th
an and SITS NV Fine location tor restaurant
APpR,S long ' join Il p 1 f fRi;sS s5f1
room press-brick front House: bay window; mod
Terms
my15-3t SOC F St NV.
~ 18th stsw; price 81 300 Also four-room Frame.
on + between I'D and A. sts $50 good nine
corner renting at sa5 per month 81 zoo calh.
81 S in two years price $1,000 {. H. TARKER,
90 and + ST.. s.w myl5-3t*
lio2Mdav Ion. 50 600 81 e5th NV FIJI Or 50 900
81 he sS en- ION
81 me-, MI 10 rs-3, 25O 2slO. 2SI2,2s l4 ,2sI6
Coz water h. 1890 80 Myrtle b. mi mi r. 800 800
io35 Columbia srs 5000 ABS. i4o, 442 L. rs-l 800
1874 Columbia, rs.2.sOO
h The above i Snly small portion Of property
on list and 10Th.
myl5 THOS E. wAGGAMAN
IGOR sAIE-OR EXCHANGE, II-ROOM COT
house. A fine House near Judiciary Square small
cash PAYMENT viii sell for 40 per cent less than the
house cost TO build: great bargain. Lot bet.
LIST and ID Nv snabie for building houses: will pay
anS on vsr@an, fine sr Lot
81: good investment. light small Houses now rent
Ing for $50 per month $1,000 Ten-room three story
Brck and fine Lot, within five squares Of l. and llth
SIS tor 50 800, and easy terms. JNO. +. WAGtiA-
Man, $40 r ST. l3-2w
IGOR SALE
we offer for sale the following property belonging
to me . state OF the late James Y. Davis:
flEe-Story marble front building. known 62l
PtEnSyvania ave. and being part OF he Metropolitan
Hotel.
4-story brick dwelling 616 9th ST. NV
2-story brick dwelling, G.1 Virginia ave sw.
square $50. containing ABOUT 5000 Square feet of
ground. between .,h and 9Th and l. and VI sts. ne,
immediately opposite Deaf and Dumb Institute
For further information apply to
JAMES y. DAVIS SONS,
ap.',-lm G2l PENNSYLVANIA ave
It'OR SALE-TIIREE HOUSES. 1000 and 1902
4 4l2 ST and 1864 X St s. Inquire al LEONHARD
~ hAf Eltl :, 1902 A. st. s-w. !e2S-:Sms
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NYANTED-PLACtS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS
w seamstresses. ladies' maids COOKS. nurses. cham
bermads men cooks walters wait reSSes, with refer
eilces. :. A. COOMBS, Employment Bureau, 026 F
ST NV. mylSGt*
N|ANTED-BY AN AMERICAN GIRL, A SIT
w nation as Nurse No objection to travel. Ad-
dress 22O1 G. ST. 1t*
"ANTED-SITUA FOR COOKS CHAM
w bermais and N.rses and white boy cOmpe-
tent to drive; III Nj ST. NV. l.. &. DUNDOHr.. IT.
NYANTED-BY NEAT tDLOKED WOMAN A
w situation IA chanbermaid nurse: willing to
90 10 the springs the seaShore give the of
city reference. Address $50 l4th st. NV lrs
NyyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GERMAN
w girl, a situation as chambermad tray eI:
star office myIS-2t*
"IANTED-A SHORTHAND WRITER DE-
w sires an engagement three four evenings q
week 10 write from die tIiion Letters preferred Ad-
dress h. II. w, star office. my163t*
UTANTFD--A SITUATION AS STEWARD OR
w Storekeeper iii a hotei: has had several years
experience. Address STEWARD, Star Office
nlyI.J-.}t#
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There is an unpleasant feeling that an extern
sive strike Is imminent, owing TO the failure of
the conference between the committee of iron
manufacturers and the Amalgamated associa-
tons to reach an agreement. The manufac-
turers insist upon a reduction of twenty per
cent in wages, and the associations refuse to
accept these terms. There are other special
points of disagree ment but this is the main
one, and both sides seem determined not to
yield. The mills in western Pennsylvania and
ohio employ in the iron and steel industry
about 100000 men. and a strike would throw
that number out Unemployment for an unknown
length of time. If as is intimated a strike
should be inauguTated about the 1st of June its
influence upon laborers throughout the country
cannot be estimated. So little is gained by
strikes, however, and much misery and
crime follow upon the enforced idleness of
such seasons, that labor associations generally
are now disposed to- discourage them while
there Is any possibility of making terms by
arbitration or other thoughtful methods.
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IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES COGNAo
II CHAMPAGNIs AND CoRDlAiS.
French Clarets, $50, - and so pea dozen. Cali
fornia Wines imported directly. Napa Zlnlandell soc
per gallon: VICTOR koux. l.s7 Penn ave.
Agents Tor nrst-chss houses, Bordeaux, Burgundy
Champagnes md cognAe Wins touIes sortss =
eAane& ml0rxWe
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SEMIAxNuAL REDucr1oss
CLOSING SALE OF SPRING AND SUMNER
DRESS GOODS, AT MARKED-DOWN PRICES
80 PIECES REAL INDIA SILKS, REDUCED FROM
81. To &l-2a
NEAT CHECK SURAH, 2l-IN WIDE, REDUCED
FROM Sl.25 TO 81.
ao PIECES REAL SCOTCH GINGHAMS, FINE
QUALITY. REDUCED TO 12lxc
100 PIECES CHOICE STYLES IN FIGURED
BA1iSTE-
100 PIECES CHOICE STYLES OF FRENCH SAT.
TENS.
LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND DESIRABLE
BLACK GOODS
ELEGANT STOCK OF SILK GRENADINES
BLACK eros GRAIN SCRAHS AND MERVEII-
LEUX, IN GREAT VARIETY
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS IN PARASOIS AMI
sCN-CMBKELLAS. D
W. NJ SINISTER SONS
ONE PRICE MIA
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PROFESSIONAL.

hR AND NINE SEIDEN
IL 32g MISSOURI AVE.
tNear Ala St, below Pennsylvania ave n.wD
pHce always open. my4-2ws
NES. VI. A. FRENCH. MAGNETIC HEALFIl
IVA ana BUSINESS Medium, l. home pa tn
81 n w, where she viii be pleased To- receive her
friends aEa patrons myll-y
NJ Me- BROOKE TELLS ALL THE ENFNTSoF
IVA Ill r. All business confd. ntiH Ladies' aud gem
tl,liien % cents each. 400 street between lh ana
9th streets northwest mV,-sws
loot SURGERY, .SC.-"The trise Tor h,aifh %
ddnv tndpS dsTend' and thousands visit Dr.
WHITE estabiishmcnt l4I6 Pennsy lVnuia avenue
opposite WIZARDS hotel, for the sucCsful treatment
oi CornS. Bnnons. diseased nails Vascular ENcre.-
ctces ana all diseases ofthe feet Dr. White twenty
nun consecutive year of practice IN Maslnngfon. Zee
81 rittlIS. baltimore establishment, IL North
i-u'aW ST. mh25
II. DR. j. SEMMFss. SURGEON CHIROPOi
A'b DIST, MANICURE AND DERA ATDIDGIST
t"rIls soit and hard. fiunions 1nIiam,d and sore
JOINTS. club or lngrowing Nails absolutely cured
without pain or blood Hundreds OF testimonials of
the tlte OF Wash ngton of remarkable cures. All
should TRY Mrs. Semmes' method OF curing Bunions.
Sure, SAFE and permanent Office: 1922 ST. doors
from 18Th, up one flight mills
NADAME PAIN RESIDENTl MANICURE
.VA ana surgeon thirOpodlst.-Fi nger-nas beauti-
ed' ifang Nails and Biting OF Nails positively cured
tors Huions, lngroNing Nails and all diseases Inc
ieet successfully treated. Single treatment, either
bands or ieet, 81 Rooms aud d. 9i5 Pa ave.nI-Gm
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HOTELS.

BRocKs CONGRESSIONAL HorE1
This Hotel Is situated opposite the Capol-New Jer-
sey ave. and st. ae.-the most elevated point In
Washington. 1t is out Of the malaria district being
one hundred feet above the level of the Potomac river
From its Balconies beautiful view can be of the
entire city OF Washington Arlington Heights. Poto-
mac River and the Capitol grounds Summer boarders
accommodated with delightful airy well ventilated
rooms Transient per day. Regular boarders for
summer season at low rates H BROCK PrOp
mh1S-3m Formerly of Jersey City. n. J.
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Nicely arranged fttins-rooms the Third Floor,
under the management of a competent Dressmaker.
for fitting and altering Jerseys and suits, free of
charge.
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WANTED-HOUSFS

NNANTED-BY y FAMILY DT TWO. \ SMALL
w House or fiat i'll good location in city Subri;
permanent if suited Address, stating price NJ
office myIa-lt#
HHASTED-A RESPONSIBLE GENTLEMAN
w and his wtia Old residents. with best of refer
n es, de.e tie re of u house :or the summer Adj
dress CARR Ftl.. Sar office. 1895
NyANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED WHITE
w Woman the charge of House during the sum
mer. or place as housekeeper. Best of reierente
furnished. Address Box ~, Sar office. my1S-:it#
U7ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w to take charge OF House for the summer APP
ply to MOCkBEE & CO, corner 18th and + SITS. ST!
Store. myl6-2ts
"ANTED-A MIDDLE AGED LADY, WHO
w has Respectable white would take
cnarge of furnished house for the of q small part
OF 1t. Address Responsible. Star Office. my 1866
WTANTED-A NORTHERN FAMILY. NEITHER
w and daughi erthe latter in Office desr take
charge of Furnished House for summer; best refer
enccs. Address Mrs. K, Star office. niyiG-:itt
NTANTED-TO RENT FOR July. AUGUST
w and september Furnished House, 8 rooms re-
serving two rooms. The house is new, located in the
most desirable part of the city: rent moderate Al
dress VERMONT. Star Office. myl6-2t*
WYANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AMP WIFE
w experienced and careful housekecrers), the
OF q house for coming season, longer. Address
"MiNNtSOIA, star Office. my16-2t@
"TANTED-GFN AND WIFE, WITH
w best of city references, children want small
furnished House, centrally locate d, to Tor ring
Summer Address r., star offlce. myl6-:;l.
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WANTED.wHITE AND CoLORED WOMEN
IS IS A. cooMhs' Employment Bureau sIs 81 8 n
WANTED-A HALF GROWN GIRL AS NURSE:
w must come well recommended. Apply s16 2lst
y, g 70; General SoHsswori j. g. k ri GSsh
WANTED-GooD SEWERS on DREssMAK-
w ing. Apply at 1918 G st. NV. Its
WANTED..A WOMAN TO DO PLAIN COOK
Nv ing in family of three persons. Apply At 74O
WANTED :. BYA long ETABLIsHED
e of ability ability and integrity must furnish city refer
WAarNSrTaaEIpordsMn a STORE, A CoLoRED YOUTH
mnst furnish references. Apply amer pm. At 4s7
WANTED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Hands at Dressmaking. Apply at Miss OCON-
NELLs. 4el Pennsylvania ave. NV. Its
WAANSTIEBE-.,lREEaIsTERED RELIEF CLERK.
w Apply Drug Store corner of 1th and SIS.
WANTED-AN INTELLIGENT WHITE GIRL
at in private family cs Mth
VNANTED-A Girl. TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
wv work. at 1927 Connecticut ave-, near Dupont
Circle. Reference required. mylS2t*
WANTED--A, FTRsT:cLAss BAKER TO GO 10
W. a Virginia Mount ain Resort for the summer
WANTED-AA WHITE YOUNG GIRL, ABOUT
Best references required ut Si2 I'd st. NV my1s-a:
WANTED-A TIDY, INTELLIGENT, STRONG
w Girl. to wait on invalid from to o'clock. APP
ply at DIR. SCHOENECKERS Office, 718 10Th st. n.
W., near g st. mIS-3t*
VANTED-A NEAT INTELLIGENT COL
w Ored boy Is or 70 years OF to attend eleva-
tor halls, etc. about q hotel In the city Address
ELEVATOR. Star office. mylS-2ts
WANTED-A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
w making brick, TO take charge Of brick yard
at Hyattsville. Nd; must understand his business
and come we'll recommended Apply to l.. ID.
WINE. 1880 Pennsylvania my1S-2t
VVANTED-A MAN IN WASHINGTON l. c.
w to take an Office and represent q manufacturer
to sell entirely new line of goods $50 per week
be made, small capital required. Address, With
stamp, MANUFACTURER, Box 20, West Acton,
Mass. myl6-4t
VYANTED-A WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work in country, near the city. Apply to E. n.
WATEHS, 4O1 9th ST. myI5-3t
"ANTED-A GOOD WOMAN COOK AT A
w clearinghouse. Apply Ut GAL st. NV.
myl5-3t*
| "ANTED-LADIFS AND YOUNG GIRLS IN
w city country distance object, work for
US at their homes The business Is ehng entirely
new and easily learned Good salary. We have large
orders and take all you can make. No canvessing
neddling: no glass painting. Particulars nee. +.
EATON, New England Trading Co., Boston, Mass.
Eox 5l53. myS-lms
XVANTED--A Man OR WOMAN IN EVERY
w County in the United States 81 .25 samples
3 per month. salary commits sion. Send stamp.
PAUL label, Chicago Ill. ap25-lm
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ONLY $500 EACH.

Elegant Black imported Breton vest front Jer-
seys, elaboraely trimmed in military style the
vest, collar and cuffs with heavy gold braid. beau
tiftll garment.
ONLY $500 EACH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-18

Fine all wool BLACK JERSEYS trimmed with
black Hercules braid down the sides of vest front,
collar and cuffs, and around the bottom pped with
gold and silver braid; very stylish jersey.
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The capture OF Riei has probably ended the
halfbreed rebellion in Canada, although the
Indians who joined the movement are still
on the warpath, and may cause considerable
trouble vet. There seems to be some uncer-
tainty on the part of the Dominion government
"a To what they shall do with their prisoner.
Under ordinary circumstances he would be
hung for treason; but he claims now that he
was not the real leader of the rebellion, but has
simply been used by those who fomented the
uprising. Then, again, IL Is admitted that most
OF the demands OF the half-brceds were just, and
1t has been stated that the Queen had requested
Sir John Macdonald 10 concede those demands
To the utmost limit of Justice in order TO quickly
bring the instruction 10 "a close. Riel and his
followers certainly have the sympathy of the
French Canadians, was instanced by the
public protests against sending troops against
them and the absolute refusal of one regiment
to go 20 the front. Under these circumstances
ii does not appear probable that the full penalty
OF his revolt will be visited upon Riel, although
he has caused the government trouble once be-
fore by exciting similar resistance. What
ever may be determined in regard to him, how
ever, it would seem the part of wisdom for the
authorities TO inquire carefully into the COM
plants made by the haf-breeds and to remove
any cause for rebellion in the future.
Gen. BoyntOn has written another caustic let
ter 10 the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette in re-
gard to the pollution of the Potomac water, in
which be severely scores the authorities for
their negligence and inefficiency. The exami-
natiGsl by the health officer confirmed the essen
tial statements of Gen. Boy nton's first charge,
and proposed some rather halting remedies. The
officer Immediately in charge of the increased
water supply improvement admitted that he
had known of the existence of the nuisance for
some time, and that he had not taken measures
10 repair the siuiceway. 1t does not appear,
either. that any orders have been issued by the
Commissioners in accordance with the recent
recommendations of the health officer. Any
delay i'm attending to this matter in view of the
emphatic warnings OF epidemics in other local
tiles caused by impure water supply, is culp-
able negligence.
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OUR BRETON"
ONLY S3.75 EACH.

Fine Imported Atwood Stockinette Jerseys vest
front. with double row Of buttons, vadyke back, up
right collar, elegant, glove-fitting garment
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