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EaSJ Due.
A WARM hall room newly furnished: o d4o
reference.
NHOICE SECOND FLOOR of five rooms,
sa ees smd eTHsaSS Tq@ed SI
NRAMERCY PARK, entrance So irving
" furnished Pr i sut GO OI and
OEAST 3OTH-ST.- Handsomely furnished
~ with without breakfast terms moderate
0oD-ST.. 122 EAST.-Rooms on second floor
Z,) to let with board; also table board.
% GRAMERCY PARK.-Exceptionally fine
~'b rooms facing beautiful park superior table ana at
tendance; adults only; references
81 MADISON AVE.-TO rent very elegant
ene Of rooms Win aT5cas5 tG TO Ged31le
party able and willing 10 nay Tor seec' h"ei Ielcl'h
~ AND SO GRAMERCY PARK. 20th-st.
sb'b ana Cramercy Park side; elegant snes ard sin.
gle rooms; nrstc class table privilege Of park.
DO EAST 2OTH-ST. Second and third floors
DO with private bathrooms breakfast If desired rooms
for gentlemen, on suite OF siigly
40 WEST 2OTH-ST Second and third floor
40 rooms. with board references
100 MADISON AVE Handsome rooms
30 with private baths and o'tOd"noo' private table
lSn EAST comfortable, sunny
a1C fTn slcd room every e'p{,nIHIGc m Ir""'
West Side.
- WEST 4GTII-ST Second floor and other
large rooms dining room lArlor h"or OF private 'aoc'
IL WEST I5TH-S T.-Handsomel furnished
/ q rooms with board, references
10 WEST 51ST-ST.-With board, rooms on
. secoud and fourth floors: together or separate.
40 WEST 1SlH-ST, near 5th-avc.-liand-
- some rooms second floor, with board rcfcrences
DO WEST 1STH-Sr.-Front rooms on third
D floor. suite singy hrstcla,7 board IetcrcnceS
DO WESr27TH-S T., NEAR BROADWAY.
~ -Choce large small private table OF break
fast; references
ON WEST ATHEIST. - Handsomely fur
ebO uisncd suite OF singy, With or without
private table.
- WEST lSTH-ST-Two superior alcoyc
- rooms puyatc family. with or without boArl.
E~TH-ST.. 4O7 NEST.-Fmc rooms first
- class table; convenient station r,fcicnctb
Brooklyn.
D0H IIICK-ST. BROOKLYN - convenient
-1sJO g. Wulst aud south uy-llr0c. comfortable
rooms. furnished or UNFINISHED Rents rcas 'tabc
rNO RENT.-Two second story furnished
Il rooms without board, references exchanged
lt4 south Elliott piace.
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COACHMAN.-Bv respectable steady.
" single competent sober reliable mans foun willing
ana Obugiug be highly recommended from 30 ne tie
best families IN city or country. Cull or address ~ .
p. G., . Easr 29th-st
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COACHMAN.-By an English married man
" no family nrst.clss city driver long experience "
years excellent CITY reference thoroughly competent aut
l. THOMPSON. 431 West 4bth.st.
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Drp Goods
bnslucss Chances.

FURNITURE BUSINESS FOR SALE.-The
so's eete9l,lod business OF J. @ Ruther sons w 10
er, 49, vlh cost OF stock account OF sickness prop
Tioo ieae 10, lerm OF wears Apply The warerOOms,
I-.OA COT Of Navy sts. Brooklyn
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COACHMAN, GARDENER &c.-By a young
" man as coachman, gardener aud usefuman viii be
oupd wiling amt obi ing Thoroughly undcrst uds the
horses take charge OF genil mans pace REL
erencs former employer can be sc6D' Alt'eSs an.
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NOACHMAN. BY a thoroughly experienced
Young Fnglishman years llent reference from
iosr enplnyer; lust disengaged. Ca 0 address
" w. D., j3 West 2lst-st. NeW.York Guy.
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EOACIlMAN.-By Protestant married man ;
~ good city driver has best references as Co abuy
sober honest and 0bgng understands his business ~
all ITS branches Address J. 7, 20 " est iitb-st
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LIST OF AUCTIONS.

LIST OF AUCTIONS.
NEw-YORK. Friday, Oct. 30, 1885.
The following ses held at the Exchange and Auction
Room to-day:
BIZ DO5uei ~ Seaman.
! 4.story DWELLING with lot. Nos East Athst
g Of 5tlaye lot 3OXlO22; Henry q ana -, ooo
ter
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grOOklnn pro1srtp Sur sale at1 % Get

TOR SALE.-An elegant residence on Brook
j Iyn HcIphtsi 1rck l0u7e. bI2Ens"he uimmngs' -
storeg. ligl -fOur. ZjX7O. lot &5Xlou, D. IN
clnGlng billiard tO bathrooms. &c: al perfect orier
and Elegantly finished. partially furnished II de-ed Ad
lON 'Iii .'l'DA+i' 'ilD"H" mt
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N9AID, Nc.--Ry young woman 10 travel
w with lady maid nurse @ growing children; good
selm,ticss four years reference from prescut employer
and fIom former place call or address
POS West 2Oth-st.. near 7h-avc.
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Ioaro an0 Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
A WARM hall room, newly furnished. l4u
N East 27thst. Lcxngtonaye Gentlemen oDyi
reference.
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ReIiaions NoIiees.

Religions Notices.
Churches for the People.
Preaching every sabbath evening at7;45:
away Chnrch. lOl WOTth-st. Italian scfVlees
AeT ANTONIO ARRIAHI, minister IN charge
De " Il Memorial Church. ESQ Iiyington-st.
Broome Street Tabernacle, 3g5 Broomest
Oliver Church 81 secondst.
- Rev. a. p. CHAUFFLEK pastor.
Seats nee Come and welcome. J.. +. JAthoON'
secretary city Mission 80 Bible House.
calvary Bnpils Church, 57hs between dh and 7t m
Inda MACARrHuR Rreaees a. ~ evesi nSdsT
ana fIl"'y evenings at 40 Strangers cordially @eCone
CnyGry Tessy! srieq Church Mqdsonaye and i lam
The public invited
Church Of the Mess 4nh corner and Park
coLIYER %ornin a" sermon H. The things that remain
Evening lecture: Charles Lamb. Ills lie"
Calvary Church 4th ave and 2lst-st-Morning service
with Holy Communion at ii a. m Choral Service at $3.50
rector. the Rev. HEXRY y sATTERLEE D. b., will OIL
cate.
Church Of .e Holy Trinity Madi,oDayo and 42ds the
Rev. IlBUR +. WATKINs. ID D., RectOr.-HOu oil ser
and free seats
Church 10, Of he c9yen@p Park ave- foT
win preach sunday November l. at Ii a. M and 9 p.
sundayschoo 800 Weekly meeting Wednesday p m.
oy hq Rc1 e Or pEoTr 2 9fpT ES S
SeReS np5n 2ITSs & rs fTS
Church Of The Divine Paternity. 5thave cor: 4jhst
suDeIt Al souls Day. The cloud OF Witnesses u l4O
p. M Lectures 10 the YOung Chinese GOrdon-Faith"
ColleRinIe Dutch Chnrch
- 1thht and Lafayette place.
Rev. LIVINGSTON l.. TAYLOR at 3 o'clock
Roy. VILLA y I IN and 5th'aye oc,oc
Rev IDWARb B cor = b. at at 3 o'clock
~ 4Sth st. and 5th.ave..
rev EDWARD D. CoE, j. d., at II o'clock
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man az reeeutir arrived as stsnosraphsr And frsn'a
p&TFRD aSuns Uptown once LESS
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gTHAVENUE THEATRE. EIeventl
Opening night OF the season.
MONDAY NENr. NOV. ?,
VIII be presented Blzers opera

- To-day Saturday Matinee - Tonight al ,.
a.. DONLE CAKIi'S IPERA COMPANY,
FEON THE SAVOY THEATRE. LONDON.
TIE ONLY PERFORMANCES ~ THE CRY OF Mr.
". :. GILBERT AND SIR ARTHUR >ULLIYAN'S
MIKADO.
THE COMPOSERS ORIGINAL DEMONSTRATIONS,
THE AUTHORS ORIGINAL STAGE BU-IN i.-s.
TICKETS PURCHASED on THE SIDEWALK WILL
NOT BE RECOGNIZED ~ the door OF this theatre.
GRAND MATINEE Ell CTlCN DAY, NON. s. AT =
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CHIPPING CLERK or COLLECTOR.--.ipo ytss
- who has had good deal Of & p furnish
wholesale trade, thoroughly competent ana ca"
satisfactory references Address q, ,,rhnne ONCE
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6ltnaliuns uUdntca-tilales.

EOACIIMAN.-By Il young man WHO thor
y Oughly understands Me OF horses harness. carrL
ages a careful city driver has the best 90 rei'r
fiom employer be CAL OF address b. X.
L. West Jlst-st
COACIIIAM or GROOM.-By a young man ;
~ understands ms business thOrO ighly g,"h driver
care object % country
Address ENGLISH. tribune ptown once 23s Brosdway
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CECOND WAITER or GR0OM.-By young
- French s wlss man speaks tnglish second "%R
or groom In private family good city references a. "
lU2 32d.st.
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The orns supper will he administered the church
ner Ihs ana othave, sunday afternoon no $50 o'clock
All cmembers of the Collegiate Church are invited take
part In the communion service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-12

1t In very likely that the theory of the New Or
Ieans EXPOSITION and Its management are open
10 criticism, but the dignity and 10 some extent
the good faith OF the government are now in
vowed In the success of the show, and IL is de-
siraoie, therefore, that the exposition be given
what funds are necessary to save it from
coliapSe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-12

Mr.. Edmunds has called the attention of the
country sharply TO the defects in our electoral
nlachi .ery- By his remarks yesterday he re-
minded the people that no legal way is now
prescribed for settling a dispute In the count.
dns view OF tie situation is not accepted as cor
rect oy some of his party friends but ii IS
Shared by many good lawyers and in the uncer.
tsinty which this diversity of opinion occa-
sions, the need Of a law to meet the points In
controversy Is obvious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-12

The cold snap has brought unusual suffer,n,
TO The poor, and sad tales OF restitution come 10
our ears, especially from the southeastern dis
fricts Of the city. At a time like this, the legal
maxim may be paraphrased and made to read
charity deferred is often charity denied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-12

According to Senator Edmunds. Mr.. Cleveland
appears to be President" 1t was Aristotle or
some other eminent worthy of antiquity, who
laid down the law that "what appears to all to
De, Isl Mr. Cleveland's title, therefore, seems
70 be good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-12

As was to have been expected, the little game
OF the Illinois democrats yesterday failed to
work. They sought to make partisan use of
snow storm by forcing vote for Senator while
several republicans were detained by a railroad
blockade. But the blizzard did not elect. The
republicans, seeing the position of affairs staid
away entirely, thus breaking a quorum. and
postponing action till their colleagues are able
70 shovel q path to the statehouse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-12

There were floating rumors in London yester-
day that Gordon's life had been preserved i'm
the khartoum massacre, but they have no good
foundation Gen. Wolseley's Information Is posi-
I'VE That the intrepid commander was slain. 1t
remains To complete the work he undertook.
and to avenes his death, and this the English
are now preparing to do Large reinforcemen.s
OF troops have already started for the scene of
war, and military operations are to be assisted
by railro IL constructed from Suakim to Der.
Der. This - a favorable sign, for a railroad is
one Ct the greatest of subjugatcrs and civilizers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-12
DENTISTRY.
PROPOSALS.

TT S. NAVY PAY OFFICE.
" WASHINGTON, ID. c. February 9, 1886.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate from regular dealers
or manufacturers only,") Endorsed Proposals ord
nance" viii be received at this Office until NOON,
TWENTY-THIRD INSTANT, for articles required
as follows to be delivered at the Navy Yard Washing
ton, D. c. free ofany expense to the government and
subject to the usual inspection and conditions, viz
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE.
Requisition No SO, Steel No; 90, Iron, Betting.
Brass, &c.i No 81, Emery Tool Grinding Machines
&c; No 81, Books and Binding Each requisition TO
awarded separately. Schedules and blank forms for
bids to be had at this office and all necessary informa
ton at Navy Yard. Responsible security reruired on
bids for faithful performance, the competency of the
guarantors to be certified before notary other
public officer The right is to reject any or
all bids, and to waive defects.
THOS II. LOCKER
Pay Director, L. s. N.
fe9N Navy Pay Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-12

Referring to the private entertainment which
Congress proposes to hold on the 2Ist instant TO
celebrate the completion of the Washington ma
tional monument the Baltimore american takes
occasion TO observe that 1.-The people are Justly
provoked all things considered So they are
The exclusion of the public from what ought to
be demonstration of the most general chara--
ter IS an exhibition Of arrogance not often wit
messed under what is known as q republican
form of government. The English house of
Lords itself would hesitate a good while before
going TO the same length in such case and at
the last moment they would probably back
down, In obedience To the demands of popular
sentiment and In Difference TO the obvious pro-
priet1es of thu occasion. Congress would do
itself credit by taking the same course
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-12
The Philadelphia Press is turning its ate,

The Philadelphia Press is turning its attention
TO the dynamiters and communists of that al
legged staid city, and finds evidence OF the exis-
tence OF organized bodies of men who profess
assassination apd pillage as a career. That such
an element is contained in the population of all
large centers In christendon cannot be denied.
The question is how best TO deal with the evil
To adopt their views would terminate society
They reject God. property and morals. Hence
their success is Incompatible with civilization
The first thought then, is TO extirpate these out
laws by whatever means are necessary But
we see by the experience of highly centralized
governments THAT policy ofharsh repression
has not stamped out the heresy. The evil is
most threatening in the strongest governments
1t thrives best in secret and under q ban.
The surest remedy is undoubtedly In Just laws
and In educating the people to appreciate them
When all Is done, there is streak Of diabolism
In human nature which will try to make mis-
chief out OF pure cussedness,' but this evil can
be reduced to minimum by taking away all
just cause for complaint among those who feel
most heavily the burden of life. and by educa-
ting all classes so that all shall understand and
value the blessings of civilization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-12

Representative Browne, of Indiana, is quoted
as So yin /: that at the next session of Congress
some Ct the republican leaders in the House
have decided TO show the absurdit7 of the rules
whiea govern that body by forcing the House
to os..E them This would be an extreme step,
Tor II adopted IL would paralyze all public BUSH
ness tii a radical reform was accomplished.
But 1t Is doubtful If a more conciliatory process
would avail Heretofore 1t has been the mi
norify who have resisted any change in the
rules looking TO the more easy dispatch of bust
ness If by this time, however, it has become
manifest to all who are disposed to regard Con-
gress as chamber of legislation, that reforms
are necessary they may be reached. But the
change must be radical. All attempts 70 tinker
the present system must end, as did the effort
made a few years ago, in worse confusion than
before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-12

OvEacoAr WrArurR
Is STILL WITH Us, AND FROM THH REfoRTs
RECEIVED FROM THE WEST THERE Is NO
DOUBT THAT TT WILL LLNGER LITTLE
WHILE LoNGER-AND AS OUR PRICES ARE
SUCH THAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD no GO
WITHOUT oNE-U YOU WANT AN
ovERCoAT,
IN EITHER SINGLE OR DouBLEBREAsrEp
STYLE.
NEwM LAR K ETs,
IN AL. THE LATEST SHAPES AND SHADED.
ARCTIC uLsT TIERS,
OTHERWISE KNOWN as sToRM.DEr1ERa
GLENGAREYs cAPEs AND TALMAs,
FOR PERSONS WHO PREFER COMFORT TO
STYLE.
IN OUR REMOVAL SALE THE PRICES ARE
SURE TO INDUCE YOU TO MAKE APURcHAsE.
A. sAKs A co,
oNEPRICE CLoTHIERa,
III $40 and as 9TH street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-12

The more detailed account of the work Of the
civil service commission, made public yester.
day, shows how successful the operation OF the
act has been. The stock sur on the ru e., that
they require fancy learning, IS disposed of by
The fact that OF those who have passed the ex-
aminations seventy per cent have had only a
common schoo, education. The commission
say that so far as can be ascertained the ap-
pointees are about evenly divided between the
two great parties, and have been apportioned
among the states In strict conformity with the
act The new system, therefore, cannot be OBJ
1eeted to properly on either sectional or parti-
San grounds. That the examinations have been
effectual in giving satisfactory class of clerks
TO the service appears from the fact that out Of
the 1892 appointees only three have been re-
moved for cause In view of this record the
commission and the friends of the act are justf-
ned In claiming that the new system has passed
the period Of experiment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-12

Quotations OF Stocks and Bonds and information
regarding the markets received through our wires
Instantly, direct from the New York Stock Ex-
change All orders executed and reported promptly,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I>OR SALE-CHEAP ON REASONABLE TERMS
IL two story press brick front. Z rooms bath and
ase. Address, or call after $50 pm. J. +. ST JOHN
600 st. NV. flo-.Sf-
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WANTED-HEIP


general 4 :s pIE.,s %
must 6s good cook. Apply 1882 Kixs! *, between
WANTED-AN HONEsT, RELIABLE PER
.s s0n 81 6 1853 ST. nw a99s o
WAANSTE1p,,!A RELIABLE WHITE GIRL, FOR
References required Apply to 500 s. INV. n5a:
WANTED-A WOMAN 10 COOK, WASH AND
ip s!:at spf Ecsa cook as'
w wash and iron for 2 family Of Ave persons. no
sSess ffS2% eR
W AZ Ie,L,aI 9, AMP YOUNG aIRIs N
danss no d ssSs
ton; steady employment good salary no canvassfn;
s2 ESsdaSs q .ss sshss nss ss
W Az 1s{s7sAcd BOY; Is e e YEARs WITH
@ house and drive Call after pm, at aois s. a.
W1ETED-1 ooIoRFD WOMAN 70 ~ Ha GEN
s: ssi ssss:ss sas
zp7 81 sfSSSR 5
G2 NUS 5y z soo a ESP saa Sod rf s
rgS IN % No Laundry work. must have 5es Of
sis iS "ae Fsisrsas s'' ssassss
WANTED-A REGISTERED DRUG CLERK:
~ *sss ssss f"s s
WANTEpa.wHITE AND coLoRED WOMEN
W cooks $40 to $40; chambermaids, nurses, gen
kS ss a sa5' Rooms %s1 ssS5s
1sSfas i ny ss Iaa5av R51s z6,E
hsbi SsaF s. ns HS%
Apply 5 isss est a "'ns ff9rs ts
WAANTED-A COOK, WITH FIRST CLASS CITY
sss ss
w NTED-THosE IN WANT Of RELIABLE
w help and situations, male and female, cooks, L.
apply to or address National Empioyment and RooI
Renting Agency, licensed Office, 6O6 Louisiana ave.
@
= s. r. ~:
WAANTED-LAD1Es AND GENTLEafEN, IN
w city or country to take light work at their own
to s dS sr o b
Cincinnati, Ohio ja24-3Ot
NTANTED-LADIFS AND GENTLEMEN, IN
w city or country, to take nice light and pleasant
work work at their own homes 81 to S5 day easily and
So f. sfsS s. IL 15ss }ss3:
DIES TO LEARN DRESsMAK-
w Ing by Moodys new tailor system of actual meas
ure: Price reduced Dresses made to order by MISS
HILBERT, 1887 Pennsylvania ave. NV. ja133 m
WTANTED-LADIES OR GENTLEMEN 70
lance no objection. Work sent by mail. 81 to S. o
gay can be Snistly mads No canvassng Please ad
oress GLOBE MANU-. CO., Boston, Mass, (BoX
5,344) d30-7w
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To the Dear Verse Writing Public:

NO, The STAR doesn't want any more Wash
ington Monument poetry. Its space is limited
and life Is all too short to be wasted in reading
that which cannot be used. Beautiful Snow
and 'Springtime'' are as nothing compared to
the present deluge.
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

LNOR SALE-TWO ELEGANT LOTS ON. MASSA-
Il chusetts avenue, near Dupont circle. each % feet
front fine lot on 18th ST., near K, 25xlOO; 10 lots
near 10th St.; 5 lots 9th and SITS.
HUFTY & DYER,
18th and sts., Real Estate and Insurance.
Telephone lao. fe7-lOt
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To Cosso.ssEuns
y MN MN gpr 90 RRR TIT ZEE Odd
+ ## 4 IL Err g % 9 s H1f + 5 E.. BD5B
+ i i $ 8's g + F.
ILL ( 4 ooo9 ZEE
NM m \ ZEE S Scek k XIV We WEE A Err
NM E g cKKKx WWWWW EE "A RRR
N nm ZEE CCCK W W EEEA AR Il

From FEBRUARY 18th to FEBRUARY 18th
the LATEST IMPORTATION OF MEssRa. g.
SIGRARIO q CO., Of Madrid, will be displayed on
nifty like this is seldom offered to the public as the
very choicest BARCELONA and other fine sPANIaH
LACES viii be sold at European prices. The goods
viii be OFFERED AT RETAIL UNTIL FEB
RUARY 18th: after which time they will be disposed
of Mt wholesale by New York house, as the guam
titles are too large for retail trade
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WnsoSs FAMOUS $sso
=: =: III s. T. :: $: =

The demand In Baltimore has been greater than ths
supply and still booming, and we propose %
give the washingtonians O chance TO buy these Fl,
nous Shoes for Ladies ana Gentlemen
For Ladies also make 20 measure 4 apa HsnA.
Stitched Shoe at $500
For Gentlemen we make to measure our os,shrassl
Waukenphast ut $500.
F. H. WILSON, CUSTOM eAox,sAxxn
400 7th Street Northwest, washngsou.
Alss 232 W. Baltimore st.. Bsiamora Md 10
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PROFESSIONAL.

NTONDERFUL CURES OF NERVE DISEASES
w Al sufferers from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, OF
other Nervous Disorders, should cali o23 18th 81
NV city, for relief and for testimonials of men and
women right here in Washington Office DR. HILLS
''MAGNETIC APPLIANCE COMPANY fl2-ImS
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ENOR PENTHOUSE 6I9 NEW JERSEY AVE.
IL NV, 10 rooms: modern improvements in good re-
pair; $85 per month. Inquire Of w. c. JOHNSON,
us 18th St NV film
INOR RENT-"SHERMAN HOUSE" 21S BID ST.
Il NV, just north of Pennsylvania ave: % rooms in
perfect order. with all modern conveniences Will
lease tor term Of years. DUVALL & MARI,
fl-Ot 4C6
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-08
THE BEAKER
pledge TO thee this golden cup,
Eillnl with my Lies raI mIm..

pledge 70 thee this golden cup,
Filled with my life'5 rel wine.
Drain, if thou wilt the generous dTaught
For every drop IS thine.
Look down into its sparkling depths,
And watch the bubbles bright
That rise from out its ruby heart
And break in fOamy light
Then take the cup pledge 20 thee,
Filled with a traught divine;
Ny soul lies trembling on the br.m,
And every drop Is thine,
Is thine TO take or & reject;
But if reject thou ma {.
Toss to the winds til worthless wine,
And crush the cup 60 dust,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-08

Finest location in the city. %ewly ramoaal-
cd aud rcfurnshcd, making thn finest homo
mnojotious. Table Un,urrls I'D. Electric
bulls i'm every room. $50 feet 81 f:.s.t DGng2-
eulde. Accommodations for Pa -rlnsss- "rn-
iEHI~ at atI dcpors and landings.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-08
Force of IGabis.

Jones What IS the price Of this.
Merchant That well, I'll MAKE YOU
a present of it, seeing its YOU.
Jones labsent-mindedlyI isn't 'dat a
tride Steep
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-08
w & MED

Orange grove in exchange for good paying
property in Philadelphia consisting of three
brick houses, value SilOU0, mort-u-ei StHbJ
at leT cent. long time to run. EG" grove
must have good buildings 20 make pleasant
home, ana healthy location. Address
:. d. GOULD, Patterson. \. J. +
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-08

New Boats for hire at am hours, with good
oaF~wcn. when desired. Boats ON hand to suit
tine fancy ot all, ami i'm numbers 20 supply ali
demands.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-08

PHlLADELPHIHS COOKING CRAzE.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-08

TRAINS ARRIVE AT GAME.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-08
Chance for Honorable Business.

County Judge 81 and for Z
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