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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16
MISSOURI WANTS The WORLD
Applications Tor Twenty-One Foreign
Positions.

WAsBISGroN, March l5.-Ihe Missouri del
egatiOn in Congress have endorsed twenty
one applicants fOr foreign missions and con-
yalot--- They hsve also recommended Mr.
Silver for Public Printer. With regard TO
alling the federal Offices IN s. Louis, moth
will De done at present. Cnited States At
torneY Bliss vas appointed only two or three
months ago. and fhe United States Mar
shal has served 0niy a year or 30 0f his
term. it is believed among the Mis-
sourians that the Hon. Charles Gibson. Of
81 Loois Will be appointed 20 the German
mission A 3l souri democrat. Who left for
home last night. toid the following: Il
thought be- saud. II Vould call up and see
Vest before leaving town. don't want any
Office. bat George o. an Old friend. anc |
wanted % ase him. Eariy TINS morning |
ordered a carriage and drove % the number
given ms a. Vest re-itence. / went early
10 get in ahead of tne numerous patriots
FROM my State who are here Offering 10 sac
ritce themselves 20 the country and the
Democracy. I thought ! would drive % the
house. and If Aest WASH up. I'd Just wait
for hmm. feeling sure that Ofiice-seekers
w0uidnt BE- on the tr8ii 40 early. / got 20
the house. and --- lf SWitxisr wasn't ring
ing the door bell and Charley Mansur WIS
.itfing 0n the steps. drove away without
seeing George. The gentlemen named e-e
arnoug Missouri a-rirauts.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16
WASHINGTON MATTERS.
WORK Foa The COMING WEEK
The 81 Backbone Railroad Liksif TO
Come W To-daf- Probably taFif
Close u the Seaate's Session

- asalsslss. Malch i5.-fhs fan y Tek
resolution. eallils pa tae Secretary of the
Interior sof information ssslect.ng tle issue
u patents ior lands granted la lsli - the
Ns9 Orleans. Baton Rougs 3 FicksbaFg
Backbone Railroad. in4airing whether
unusual uesn- sers lsed 81 hasten the pre-
paration sld The execution ~ such patents,
4lil probably cone us tor furtneF considera-
tion in u.e Senate to- morr0s. senator
Eastis. % Louisiana. u 9pp0rtunit5 Offers,
eLl n.aks sone femafas-IE opposition ~
granting patents % a road OF corporation.
"a hen the matter aas L.si discussed, senator
Teller had not finished bis speech Unless
an executive session A. ordered Immediately
after tnr reading of the jOaTnal,
another spirited debate Is looked for
on the subject IL itl1 gFaats f0r-
fsilure. Mr. Ma1ter-on' re-oluilon calling
aQon ihe 1ecfct4rl ut ,tale TOR Information
bearing lpon the ,outh American troubles,
h before fhe Committee 0u t0reIgn kela-
tlOnz. ~ reported l0 t1e senate during the
seek it may give ri-e O. considerable Discus
slon. Nou that fha Nicaragua and SPe:..-A
treatiss have been Withdrawn The two
resolution. ealing for iuf,sTuiati0a are about
a. the senate has before lt upOn which To-
pass The time. The nominations which have
as the committee we're appointed.
10 s not thou zht there will
be any delay cOnnrming
them except possibly ln the case Of General
BLACK, who b nominated for Commissioned
OF Pensions. There has been rum0r that
the Pension tOmmIltce W0nid protest
against hls confirmation on the grOund that
the present incumbent had In 10 way vio-
ioted the clvll-service law. bat those IN
po-itlon % xnow -ay tae story - all talk.
Unless ths President furnishes the Senate
with a large number Of nominations during
the drst part of this week the special
session may hnd y necessary
not appear % have deh-
mite conviction Just bow long
ths session will l,si. but the general i'm
preston - it Will b. brought % A close with
In a week or ten days. be- friends Of Miller
w. Va aad Thompson KY are still on
the ragged edge respecting the coveted IN
tsrnal Revenue 1ommls-lOuership. Both
parties are assuming IA air Of confidence
while judge Bucsner. of Missouri. has turn
ed up g. "a dark horse. his friends claim he
will be appointed ia order % allay the strug-
gle being carried ou by the principal aspIr-
ants The statement - made to-day by
friends OF exon zre-amau Post. OF Penn
sylyania. that he Will surely te appointed %
the new Assistant Secretaryship of the In
terror which was created b. the last Con
gress.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16
Terrible Cruelty.

LOwEII. Mass, March 15.-Daniel Ford
Is under arrest here charged with numbering
his -year-old step son Saturday evening.
who csrried the coffin 10 the house, reported
that the child was covered with bruises.
Neighbors reported that the child had been
terribly beaten by its step father. At an
autopsey this afternoon bruises were found
ON the face, hand. arms, legs and back,
fifteen bruises being found on the right arm
alone II was the opinion Of the examining
board that death was caused by the injuries
described.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16
a Canadian Scheme.

OTTAWA. March l5.-The Government is
considering a scheme to fit out a number of
armed schOoners to watch the fishing
grounds of the maritime provinces to prevent
American fishermen from taking fish IN
Canadian waters IL Il thought steamers
would be Of little use for this purpose as
their mOyemeuts would be watched and
American vessels trespassing would be able
70 get out of the three-mile limit before a
steamer could overhaul them. The pro-
p0sal. therefore. Ia 20 arm and equip num-
Der Of schoOners which the Americans will
De unable to distinguish from ordinary fish-
ing crafts.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

The contract of building the new school
house has been let to Myers & Son, Grand
Rapids architects and builders, for an even
$500, the amount voted by the district. j..
f. Gillspie member Of the firm, was i'll
the village and closed the contract Thurs
day. The building is TO be built in accord
ance to the Robinson plans, under the super
intendency of Mr.. Gillispie. We congratu-
late the school board upon the successful
and commendable manner in which they
have discharged their trust and closed up
this business.-NGShriIe Ne,cS.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

The case of Aaron Hufford, against the
Grand Rapids d Indiana Railway Company,
which ehded in the Circuit Court on Satur-
day with verdict of no cause of action,
was brought to recover damages for being
Obliged TO pay double fare. Mr.. Hufford
bought ticket from Manton to Walton,
which, when handed TO the conductor, was
found to have been punched. The conductor
refused to take il, and compelled Mr. HUFF
fosd to pay his fare or get off the train.
How the Manton agent happened 20 sell a
punched ticket does not appear.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16
Mr.. Cooks Explanation.

To the Editor % THE TnBGRAM.
GRAND RAPIDS, Feb. 14.-DEAR Sh.-The
reporter of your valuable paper seems 10 be
laboring under a misspprehension in regard
to some tsxidermist goods lying in the
American Express Office in this city Re
ferring TO his article in your paper Of the
l4th, Mr.. Cook did not originate the idea
that vermin would destroy them IN that
climate; nor l. he responsible for the defeu-
ton of the car longer than was necessary 70
inform the Commissioners AT New Orleans.
by telegraph, Of the arrival of the goods IN
this city. Agent Normley. Of the Express
Company, at the request by telephone from
the freight Office, removed the goods. about
which there was no dispute. 10 the express
office for safe-kecpIng, where they now re-
main awaiting orders, and there L. no necli-
gence or unjust expenditure so far a. ] know
IN this case.
The Commissioners III session at New Or
leans decided. after the receipt of the teie-
gram referred to above. 10 stop the car al
Grand Rapids. ". \. Cook
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16
AL STIRRED UP.
An Agitation that viii Effect Man,
Brains.

That the glerg5 Iaen of this cltg are aaaloes
10 knO@ aad teach tbs truth, AID thai the
recent open discussions have left deep lm.
preston, can be guessed from the various
subjects talked upon Dy them yesterday
Rev. H. 4. weiton, Presby terisn, examined
the teachings Of Rev. Henry Powers, tnl-
tartan, using for has subject What ls
Christianity Rev. Henry Powers defend
cd ms belief aud took TOR his subject "My
Greed" DIR. Gilbert, Methodist, took for
his evening theme The Old Religion
Whence Came IL What is II Good fOrs
Shall We Give il Up for Modern Novelties
He used, a. he says, "that abused text
Acts XIV; Ii-l5. Rev. Chas. fluhrer, Uni
yersalist, spoke upon the ''Uniyersalists and
the Unitarians; Ballou aud Charming" and
Rev. W. r. Richardson. Disciple, answered
the question What Is this Gospel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16
Lamar wIn Go Afooi

WAsHTNoreS. Nsrch Secretary Lamar
hss directed fhe Chief Clerk and Superin-
tsndsnt Of the Irtsrior Department 80 seu
and equipments rhich are the property Of
fhe Interior Department excepting those
uss-i for Tracking purposes the proceeds ~
thu sale a,r he coveroti irto fhe Treasury. the
zsle 70 tase riace a. scru rs ctlnsistaut with
fhe intertsf ~ ire ruhhc service The re-
suif ~ 'ni- rider r1II he t1e RETURN "a their
regular dutie= ~ seven clerks who have beer
euricved ~ drivers. s similar order has
heen nasie PSI Attorney General Garland.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

TBE GRAND RAPIDs TEIFcRAM. one Of the
best daily papers received al the Star Of5ce
has Just enlarged and increased its useful.
ness. It's quite remarkable for Grand
Rapids paper TO enlarge, for there are SC
many there as TO render competition excccd
ingly lively and results Improbable We
speak from experience. But The TEIrGhkK
has been successful from the start and IL
success Is due 10 its erits.-Jacl.soa Sat
Ere Sfng
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16
Strikers Resuming Work

HANNIBAL, Mo-, March 1.-THE strike on
the Missouri Pacific Railroad at this point
has ended. The officials of that road mott
fed the men at . O'Clock this afternoon that
their wages would be at once restored 10 the
scale of Oct, 1854. A jubilee was held 10y the
strikers, speeches are being made 10y many
of their number and several citizens. After
giving vent to their JOY for a time 1t was de-
cided TO 90 TO work at once; trains were
made up and engines fired. By O'Clock
two long freight trains were on their way
sOuth
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16
Chicago City Nominations.

CHICAGO, March 15.-Judge Sidney Smith,
now on the Cook County Circuit bench. was
nominated by the Republicans yesterday for
Mayor by unanimous and rising vote.
Ex-Congressman John +. Finerty was
nominated for City Treasurer, and Hemp
stead NashbGrne. sOn of ex-MInister
Washburne nominated for City Clerk.
The convention WAS one of the most nu-
merously attended in the history of the
party, and was presided over by ex-COngress-
man Geo r. Davis
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16
General Grants Condition.

NEW YoRE. March 15-Genersl Grant was
reported 10 have passed a quiet night and
arose this morning feeling much refreshed.
A consultation vas held this afternoon By
Drs. Barker. Sands. Douglas. and Shrody.
II vas the opinion Of the doctors. that al
though his throat was no better. his general
condition vas more satisfactory.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16
The Esposition.

NEW ORLEANS, March 15.-The Exposition
gate receipts on Saturday were g, 100. Heavy
rains to-day caused a postponment Of the
German ceremonies. The Art Gallery was
lighted for the first time last night. May
Southern colleges are arranging for an ex-
cursi0n 20 the Exposition. Fifty pupils Of
Tuscaloosa. Ala. Female Seminary arrived
to-day engaging quarters for \ week.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16
Cuban Patriots in Sorro,.

NEW YORK. March l5.-The Cuban patri-
OTIS of this city express the greatest feeling OF
indignation over the news received yester-
day of the murder of Gen. Carlos Aguero
At first IL was proposed to hold public
meeting of sorrow, but at an informal meet
ing held on the Fourteenth street to-day one
of the leaders in the revolutionary move
ment said there would be no meeting.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

ALEXANDRIA. March 1.-the son of Zebehr
Pasha. who was arrested yesterday charged
with cOuspiracies with the Mshdi. was taken
into custody TO day upon suspicion of being
implicated IN REASONABLE intrigues against
his father. Hrs house was searched, but
nothing eliminating vas found.
CArRO. March i5.--NOtar Pasha. in M IN
tsrview to-day said he didn't believe Zebehr =
son vas connected with his fathers treason
ahSs acts
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16
q Prosperous Druggist.

Ex-Mayor Steketee has new residence
nearly completed on Lagrave street, and ne
expects to occupy it early in the Spring. He
wishes to trade his Cherry street property for
a site suitable for labratory, which he ex-
poets to build during the coming Summer,
in which to compound his proprietary medi-
cinaa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16
a Journalists $ Death.

PBrLAu sLPHuk. March l5-Audubon Davis,
ofIthe editorial staff of the Daily Neses of
this city. one Of the most brilliant Journal
i=ts in the country. died this morning Of
Bright's disease of the kidneys. Davis has
been IN journalism nearly twenty years. hav-
ing been connected with the Press and Tines
Of this city. and Times Of Baltimore He
was noted for his wonderful knowledge Of
men and events and "a a pungent and forci-
D.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

Fasrs. March IN. Lemaire. French
resident At Hue. has asked PERMISSION Of
the Government 70 return 20 France. By
the terms II Lemaire's appointment ne vas
French sfftirs IN AMMAN and Tonquin. Gen.
Rriere 3e Iisle. havin(been given full mill
tary and evil powers in Tonquin. differences
have arisen between him and Lemsire.
Which have led the latter u request his rs-
-.H
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

The Grand Rapids DMLT Tr1.EoRAM has
recently been enlarged 10 a seven-column
folio. It's news matter Is always fresh and
State-Detroit dailies noi excepted.--F'res-
mart Herald
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

BATHS CRzEE. March f5.-Milford Ssiis
bury. ticket agent Of the Michigan Central
Rsilrosd ~ this station. died yesterday
morninu ~ CONSUMPTION. szed - Hrs re-
MAINS VII 81 taken 80 flockport. y. T.. for
iufernsent
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

CHsRTorTE. March i5-While playing IN
McDoueslis mill yard yesterday morning
Willie khncheinler lad - abort "a Tears
of age. wss fatally injured by log rolling
on hiIu. naDEinz md crushing his body in
= shocking manner
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

LaPzER. March f5.-In the Pslmerlee ".
Bullock SANDER suit yesterday afternoon the
Jury gave the plaintiff $2o. He claimed
s5Go The contest grew out Of an article
Bullock published in the Lapeer DsuaocrGf.
June H. IN which he claims that Pslmerlee
sold souse bad seed corn.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

IoSpo~. March s.-inforn1stion has been
received that 2.0o Rossian soldiers are Al
Nert and RON At Askabab. Religious cere-
monies we're held today ct uhich the priests
blessed tie fr00rz and nrzed fbenn to fQht
Tailianfiv for holy R1zsia'
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

NssHrSGroS. March i5--In the Surdry
Civil Appropriation hiIi The item spr-opriat-
.ng $40 for telegraph poles and usterlsl
fcr tse L6fe Saving servica ras Dropped onf
=. arr,iff,,e7f
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

BsrTEz CREEs. March E-Thirty Okla
h1ma booTners orzanized Friday night
eiectinz Cart I G. Hal, President s-a d.
cided - 60 10 IBdisr Terrisory b. April ].
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16
Arms for Asia

LONDON. March ia battery of heavy
artillery and q battery Of mountain guns.
5000 snider rifles, and 10000 cartridges
are te be shipped to the AmeeT of Afgbanis-
tan at once. These supplies are ostensibly a
orift TO the Ameer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

BaTTLF CEKEK, March l5-Sam. Bingham
and Alonzo Bannister. both colore3
qBsrreied over piece of meat ~ breakfast
and Bins ham stabbed Bsnnister severely
With = fork
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

BUEFALo. March l5.-Chas. " McCune.
proprietor Of the Courier company, died
yesterday after three weeks illness of ty-
phoid fever. He vas born Al Braftleboro.
" IN 1zl1
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16
a Publisher Assigns.

NV York. March i5.-Frank +. Tousey,
the publisher. assigned TO Stllman Il. Walk
er. giving preferences Of $4,000. Among
the preferred creditors was the American
News Company. $4,000.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

The MoKxTNo TF1.EcEAN has been enlarged
10 seven columns. and IA every way presents
q satisfactory appearance. II D. always Ia
the lead with well selected and fresh news.
both local and forelgn.--gcrnaa- 8 ,l.ezacnn.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16
CARPETS
ron casH

A Grand f'scssc Tor fH ~ no Goa-
template Purchasing Cas'g,eGs sss
lag Qualify ar osaRsfs
$4,000 ~ orfh 90 De Closed oaf
af - hoiessie Prices ger Cash.
On Monday morning 10th
INST. We viii open up our en-
tire stock. consisting Of over
one thousand pieces of Car
petlngs, representing the
largest line ever shown in this
city. Mark the extreme low
prices.
300 PIE e. Tapestry Brussels
al 55c. 65c. 75c.
2J0 pieces Body Brussels at
95c, loo. 10. 20
Moq.effes ~ 2S, yT.35, yI.ss.
Ielsefs sf.I0, sI.y5, sf..35.
Htgr0sns y5e.
faGrosns 800.
Ingrasns 100.
Isgrosss soc.
fngrdsHs GOc.
fsgrdsns G.5c.
In addition we shall close
out an immense stock of Rugs.
Mats. Mattings, Crumb Cloths.
OIL Cloths Linoleums. Lace
Curtains, etc. etc.
SPRING a COMPANY.
NO wonder Spring d Com
pany have SO large trade. is
the expression of scores Of peo-
pie every day when they are
made known the low prices
prevailing AT our store.
Table Linens. Napkins, Tow
els. Sheetings. Prints. Cam
brics. Shirtings. Cloths. Flan-
nels. Ginghams. Plaids. Ticks.
Denims. Drills. and in fact
everything needed by the
thousands. All these goods
are being sold by Us al the
most marvellous low prices.
SPRING d COMPANY.
The Almighty Dollar will
purchase more Dry Goods from
our establishment than it ever
would since the world began.
SPRING d COMPANY.
Turkey Red Table Damasks
from 2Sc to 50c per yard, these
goods are nearly half their
usual value.
We are selling Col0red
Blankets at half their former
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

IsovnoS. March 1s-N8 inf0rrnstior las
yef h.-eu receive6 ~ the vr sssce o,1S-sr-
M The report q the fall - kaessls.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

BzzSF. Msrch lt-Ths Federal Counc5I
srproved ths United ssstes trsstT for t,s
protection - trsie marks
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

Lo~GoS. Msrch fs-4dVics< from Cal
cutts rsport a dsmazsnz drought n ths "a
ard in65go 5.strlc=s.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

BKEIIS. March l4.-Frederick Tbeodors
Frerichs- the distinguished medical author
IL dead.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16

Whoever has 10 buy a Suit
oI Trousers. Shirts or Under
wear. j. reminded that our
guarantee with each sale
pledges rs 10 give the best
Bargains every time. You
can wear our Clothes into
other stores. Compare them
and return for your mony If
you think YOU can do better
elsewhere.
sFor men wear oui their Trousers fra 81
the knee. .''-Teros SITTING.
4 single pair Of trousers viii
not carry a man or boy
through an entire season. soin
the Spring Of the year we ex-
pect an active demand for
these essential garments we
are prepaIed TO meet the de-
mand a. never before.
Trousers Of all grades from
$3.50 for a mechanics strong
serviceable. everyday Par
TO a $500 Article. fit for
occasion Nowadays. 3
6 buys good enough Tre
for almost any one. AZ
these Prices we have
variety Of Patterns.
lII New Goods for SF
FIN { M ERR
TAILOP
Our Spring
Woolens. FoIf
tie Goods ha
E. S. r
GRE
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-16
SPRING d COMPANY.

The Almighty Dollar will
purchase more Dry Goods from
our establishment than it ever
would since the world began.
SPRING d COMpANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

HOSPITAL BUILDINGS HAMPTON vA-oFFICE
II CT Hornblower Marshal. Architects, Vernon Row.
TINS Once until TWELVE O'CLOCK MOON, TUESDAY.
FEBRUARY TENTH, 1855, for furnishing mat rails
aud constructing each of buildings for hospital
purposes at the National Home for Disabled Volunteer
Soldiers at Hampton, Va. a. follows Adrnlnistra-
Boiler house. -
Separate bids win be made for plumbing and heating
apparatus Specifications aud plans be and II
turther information obtained 1t this office after Thurs
AN proposals must be Endorsed PROPOSALS for Con-
struclon or Propos is for Steam heating Proposals
LOT Pi9mblng and Gasfting, of Hospital Buildings "
~ D. " s., at Hampton, Va" ard addressed to Gen
VIM b. Kiln President of the Board of Managers
a TINS Once. and mu he accompanied 10y a certified
cheek Tor ZOO payable TO his order guarantee of
acceptance OF contract awarded The right to reject
any or All bids or to waive defects. is reserved
HORNBLOWER l. MARSHALL. Architects
taS-sS Wtoja3l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

The late Rear Admiral Powell comes to the help
OF the unlucky and much-lamented American ma
rine In the practical shape OF bequesJ to the Co
lumbar University for free instruction IN branches
TO qualify youth for entrance TO the naval academy
or 70 become officers in the merchant marine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

The state republican associations, which Ian
guished fol some years after President Hayes
famous civil service order, but which have shown
rore life OF late again In the very article
OF death, If not quite dead and past praying for
An IDEA is abroad that an active prominence in
these societies VIII not recommend government
clerk 10 the incoming administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

Gen Fftz John Porter as police commissioner in
New York Is making a determined raid on the
gamblers in that city. The gamblers there are
strongly fortified and the general viii have a
chance TO show his soldery qualities In routing
than
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

The Oliver failure Is not n bad one, apparently
and the creditors Of the firm have agreed TO SET
Element which VIII secure ell parties and enable
the company resume business The chief trouble
was due TO the aspirations and self-confidence or
tie young firm. which led them to spread out more
than was prudent. They Will now be content
probably, to make haste more slowly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALS FOR MAIL BAGS.
rosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, %. c., January IL 1885.
Separate Sealed Proposals will be recevei at this De-
partment until the NINTH DAY OF MARCH, 1885, at
NOON, for furnishing by contract Mail Baes conform
ing in every respect to the official samples in such
Quantities and at such tnCs may be ordered during
the term OF four years. beginning the day of
April. 1886
specifications Of the several classes of Mail and
OF the conditions and requirements relating to pro-
posals and and also blank forms bidding
VIII be furnished on application by letter the Second
Assistant Postmaster General No proposal will be con-
sidered which shall not have been submitted in accord
ance With such Specifications
The contracts which may be made will be In confor-
nifty TO the specifications and the accepted proposal
The right reserved however to reject any or all the
proposals.
FRANK HATToN
Jal4-law6t Postmaster General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

A SSIGNEE'S SALE
"A PROPOSALS In writing Will be received by under
signed until MONDAY January 10Th 1855 a. IL o'cork
m Tor the purchase of the stock in trade consisting of
cothng boots shoes and gentlemen furnishing goods
IN store No 1882 18th street northwest assigned
bids. SAM,I, BRAITNSTHWETG sssicynaa
Ja2O-oe' 1892 9Th street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

Editor Dana viii De Interested in the article In
another column on the value OF Seats Preservers
or TIE Public Records
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

Mr. EmerT Speer's nomination as United States
Judge Will be stout,y opposed In the Senate, but let
his friends not despair. While there's life there's
hope: dunn SpfTo. sDero