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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1885-10-03
" 1.-THE HUSKING.,s
BIZ }. @. WHITTIER.

BIZ. q. WHITTIER
was the pleasant harvest time,
When cellar bins are closely slowed, E
And gsrrets bend beneath their load, 49,
And the old swallow-hsunted barns-
Brown-gabed, long, and full of seams
Through which the mounted sunlight streams,
And winds blow freshly in to shake
The red plumes of the roasted cocks,
And the loose hay-nlows' scented locks
Are filed with Summers ripened stores
It's odorous grass and barley sheaves,
From their low scaffold to their caves
On Esek Harden's oaken floor
With many an Autumn's threshing worn,
Lay the heaped ears of unhusked corn.
And thither came young men and msids,
Beneath moon that, large and low,
Lit that sweet eve Of long ago.
They took their places; some by chance,
And others by merry voice
Or sweet emile guided to their choice.
How pleasantly the rising moon,
Between the shadows of the mows,
Looked on them through the great elm boughsi
On sturdy boyhood sun-embrowned,
On girlhood, with Its SOLID curves
OF healthfnl strength and painless nervesl
Aud jests went round, and laughs that made
The house-dog answer with his howl,
And keep awake the barn-yard fowl;
And quaint old songs their fathers sung
In Derby dales and Yorkshire moOrs,
Ere Norman William trod their shores.
And tales, whose merry license shook
The fat sides Of the Saxon thane,
Forgetful Of the lowering Dane
Rude plays to Celt and Cimbri known,
The charms and riddles that beguilsd
On Oxus' banks the young worlds child
That primal picture-speech wherein
Have youth and maid the story told
So new in each, 80 dateless old.
Recalling pastoral Ruth in her
Who waited bushing and demura.
The red Oh ia kias ~ ,rfeiturp
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1885-10-03
WELL, ror THIS EVENING,


Twas . bright and moonlight evening
As they wandered on the shore,
And she gently pressed his cost-sleeys,
As she oft had done before.
And they talked about his college,
While she charmed him with her looks;
Then she called him very naughty,
Not at all wen up In books.
Shave you ever read" she murmursd,
"Squees' Memoir7 wish you wou1d.r
swell, since you insist" he whispered,
vi viii try and be so good"
Take yo6l arm awsy-you monsterl
From my waist you awful mani
That's not what meant at all, sir!
There, you're breaking my new fan
"'Twas the life Of Joseph squees,' siri
And think you're awful badl
App angry? Take me home, sir.
Yes, am, just fearful madls
Twas y bright moonlight evening,
Az he wandered on the shore;
But no maiden pressed his coat-sleeve
As abe used In days Of yore.
Harvard Crimson.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1885-10-03

EVIL reports gather strength as
SNOWFALL gathers SNOW.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1885-10-03

No ONE of us is SO perfect that he dcsa
not heed the charity of his fellows.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1885-10-03

ONLY by intimate companionship car
we learn ones true nature.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

The Dramatic and Musical eutert ainmeut
to be given at Powers's Opera House next
Friday evening promises a rare treat TO our
c,axeus. Mrs.. Annie VI. Scott, Of st. Louis
s very highly commended by the pr. s. ~
that c.fy as possessing rare talent '.- an elo-
-uiionist. The ~ Louis Sper'ai,r -ay- Of
hlr.
= he has magnificent voice, splenddly
adapted go eloculynary effects. and her
enunciation is clear. distinct and ringing
She displays muca SKILL and ability Ia her
renditious.
Miss Jennie Dutton. prima donna soprano,
late with the kemeuyi Concert Company.
viii also participate IN the entertainment.
Referring 20 her tlle Chicago Tribune says.
Miss Jennie DlttDn ang with marvellous
emphasis and touching feeling the beautiful
solo. Il Know that Ny Redeemer Llveth.
and more than once gave good color and ex-
preston 90 the air. Come INTO Him. etc,
bringing OCT the strong points With ringing
effect aud good voice.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

UsrED SrATEs.-AloXander DeArmond -.
The Home Insurance Company OF New York.
A,Sumpsit. On trial before jury.
Ciaculr-Mary NJ. McComb vs.. estate Of
Martha L. Merryhew. Motion for new trial
denied -N Matilda Greenman -. ". III. II.
Wells. Ia chaucery. Further time allowed
10 file security for costs.--JOhn X. Long
w. Frederick Fischer a al In chancery.
Stay extended ten days.-Norman G. John
son vs. Feed ). Clark et al. Assumpsit. On
trial
OFFIcE BusrNEss.-Albert ;. Damski W.
Philip Bauasczincz. Irespass on the case
for SANDER. Declaration filed.
Pao8AIr -E-tate OF Thomas Byrne. de
ceased. Objections 10 executors third an
uual account flied. April set for hearing.
=E,tdte of William G. Shirley, deceased.
Bond filed and letters of administration
issued % Hannah T.. Shirley. la the mat
ter OF Henry Gilbert kIddlc. dependent and
neglected child Order admitting 10 State
Public School at Coldwater.
SupEnioR-The People v. Stephen Cum
ings. Convicted OF rape. Ten days allowed
respondent 20 move FOR new wtrial.-Nilliam
Lark ". Charlotte Lark. In chancery. Bill
for divorce filed.
PoLcE-James O'Brien. Drunk. Paid
fine and costs S5.3l-E Edward Murphy
Saloon open on Sunday. Pad fine and costs
$3.50.
JUsrgCE WEsIFALL.--B Belknap Wagon and
Sleigh Company ". james Curley. As
sumpSit. Judgment for plaintiff S3J.40 and
costs.
JUsrICE HOIcOMB-Amos :. White vs.
Lorenzo Paine. Assumpsit. Judgment for
plaintiff $50 and costs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
Alter TwentY-One Years

William Lark. by ms attorney, +. S. Egg
Court, asking for divorce from his wife
Charlotte. They were married in Detroit in
1864 and lived together until St. Patrick :
Day, iSo5. He says that while living in Big
Rapids she neglected her domestic duties, to
walk the streets in company with immoral
men. he removed to this city in hopes that
she would reform. but she has continued in
her downward career un1il she Is commonly
called French Lottie." They have three
c.didren, boy eight years old and two girls,
aged T and u respectively, aud lac says she
takes The glris o. dances n house, of bad
reputation. lie asks for tbs care and Gus
tOdy Ot the boy. bat seems willing - allow
the girls 10 remain with their mother.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

Celapanles 5 sI o-c.D4 area1,
Micnlgsl1 STATE s. el- sefs oileeg III
spected lazt d lE.. ~ L-seectoT tie4esa-
kldd u l.sEia, ana 5ris IL Inspector a-Ez-
aeE. "a lhia eltg Co1lg.aa. Is s,.s os1sfeo
- -ft4 n ag e.Des aai sf.ef q saort
ar1 4srs oTisre1 ~ grya-d sfl4s 4l-1 ll-e
.slilsers examined taeiG -litol--s, cartrl1se-
boxls ala arals. 1zes.t las oayoasts. @llca
,zera 185 ..1zsd. Ilel aalf aa lear was
spent iu dllhag Ehs coulllly ga not
sAox az n1ch gr,neleacy lnlghs -ass
been expected, slll lls lVpear-lLee sas uot
a. good - 4.ls ll4I or tle e1aIaDy saeu
ll Competed far prize ar the
flir grounds. tour gear. ago. Ilrtg I've
alen acre inspected ald several nea recr-lt-
we're present baE aid not taAs gart ia lae
exrrcise-. blt fee spectators acre aleseill.
baf anl0Hg these ~ers General smith. ti-A-
eral Plefse. Aa.os Calklas, Captain Porter
.Ed Captain iatlnzr. Of tie Detroit Lislt
f4.-fL.. After inspection, Gen h-Jt al-
dressed Lar 1l1eess aad mel. saying th.- ti7
e.allals ~llh Cou.s b l--l Dloa among
ths most pleasant oI dds u4iltass sgience,
and thar X Ia li- report. he c.sllsd attention
- any mistake 0r lack OF proficiency, they
s0ald understand thaI IL vas for the purpose
Instruction and in the discharge VI has OH
cial duty The company then broke rsnks
and the officers Sent over ID the 'FRONT.' Street
Arm0ry. where Company Cluster Guards
and large number OF spectators awaited
their appearance Company / turned oat
thirty-thFee men. and in appearance and
proficiency made a better show than TIE old
company. Their drilling, without the all OF
the drum. was excellent and the officers com
plimented them highly. In his address 10
them Gsa Kidd said that the main object of
the inspection Was % ascertain the needs II
the State Troops IN the way OF arms,
uniforms. etc. tie said that company
named after General Custer should be good
one. and from their appearance be believed
they meant 10 be worthy of their company
name. lie paid First Sergeant james ).
Knox a hearty compliment, saying that good
captains or heutenants were common, but
good First Sergeant, who studied his duties
and became A. capable and proficient a.
Sergeant Knox had shown himself 10 be,
wa- .very rare Captain Herkner and other
officers also praised the Sergeant work and
appearance. At the close OF the address the
Company gave three cheers for Gen. Kidd,
and then spelled their name IN con
cert-C-U- STE -CUsTKg-pronouucin
IL with great emphasis. They paid General
smith the same compliment and then broke
ranks.
The people OF the West Side seem 70 take
a great interest 10 the Custer Guards The
gallery was filled with ladies and Mayor
Belknap and several prominent citizens were
among the spectators.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

Only fair-sized audience Was present al
Powers last night 10 greet Amy Gordon :
return to this city. Although Miss Gordon.
a. well As one or two Others in the company,
was apparently still suffering somewhat
from h0arseness. the hoarseness was more
noticeable ia her speaking than her singing.
She sustained the key in her high notes re-
marlsably well and did her part ia a very
satisfactory manner. Mr. BOvn, "a BoierO,
did some tirst-class comedy acting and sang
we'll. Miss Crccker's voice, though light,
- always sweet aud pleasing. Messrs. Nor
gan and Gilbert both did some clever stage
business, but Mr. Morgan's voice seemed 70
be suffering from too much use. A. a whole
the enteFtajument was certainly an excellent
one, particularly when the price of admis-
sion Is taken INTO consideration.
This evening FRA DavoiO' viii be pre-
sented. IL VIII De well worth seeing and
hearing.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

The ~Acta4ilf cfazy ans me lrr4siOa-
air Sane.

. - ,-.. .... 81 r..... ...4 .ks out
...s....... ....- -. ..-......, = tl.e.r sr7ns
~. f-.... l..... .... w. ana s.,ari.h
.. ....t... $500. .....s...... 4. .,, honest
4.f. 49, ..... s., ....n liz. .5...sc,
= t.. =. ..t. fh. -t-...l r.rfor,n
l........ ..-...t r,... .... ..s...i...,
........7 ...th - d. - r,t.-t ana
.lt ...... 80 ...... t..-.f.. a s..4 ~ ei,4rit.
t st. s-.sr ..ar th- nart
. t.le ..s.t.f feaa.f..r ~
fse talai-Dtil-- "-- --o -7' e'e'e
eeu-are .h9a.d res. aIuu lau tao Managers.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

Henry =. Rodman. of Detroit. has sued
the Michigan Central for S20po damage
for q crushed hand
Fred Salisbury. formerly with the HoO=aC
Tunnel hne has accepted the agency of the
Michigan e ohio at Marshall.
j. ~ Grier. of the Michigan Central. sue
ceeds J. " smith as manage % the West
Shore and HooSac Tunnel hines.
Over one-hsif of the locomotives used by
the Grand Rapids s. lniiaus Road were huiii
al the fitfsburE Locomotive WORKS. and no
company taxes more pride I'M the good care
and fine condition of It's engines than tbi-
one.
Superiafenisnt Metheaney. of the Cfrond
Rapids IS Indiana Road. has one ~ fle
haudsomest office rooms IN the coHntry.
~iace his recent removal in the ine blilhng
owaed hY tais company AZ elegant carpet
has been ild upon she foor-. New pictures
sdoru the walls and the genial suQerintend-
enf has worn hrosder smi.es.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

A man. Who gave bis name ss George
smith ap9hsd to the Superiutend-nts of the
Foor yesterday fer belp. He said be was
discharged lass Wednesday from ihe lons
House ~ Correction. where be has served a
yaar for .a-ceny. RE vas sent from Mar
shall. bat dd not wish to ~ back there. ard
asked to he sent to ChicaZo. he was fasen
to the ierof li Ioui1. 1ieen "a ticket te this
city aad - - ~ eesb. he bad been sics
with rheumatism f1r are weeks iu-t before
his hme ess opt. sn5 is yet hsrilg atie ~
walk The -rrerintentents tt.nk thst en-
trelE teo many such u. q are sens mio t'is
county hy ere Iouia suihor1tie-.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

Tie Apili uumbsr ~ tae ts..far1 j. an ex-
eelleHt one. The -ouicut- ine.gd. Ihe second
paper on a fiorenilue No-s-c, by IS. -.
HoWeils an able article ou "Pha-es 81 Stale
Legislation. bg Hon. Theodore Roosevelt
an interesting descriptive article, Prom
Pugets Sound T. tle Copper Columbia, by
T.. y. Smalley' the SIXTH chapter OF The
Rise of Sila- lapham." by u. ID. HoWells
aud the third pn The BJ-,ouians, by Hen
r. James New Orleans bt fore the Cap
ture.' by George Is. Cable and another ina
tereSting War paper. thIs one by Admiral
Porter on The Opening of the Lower Miss
issippi."
George A. Hall & Co.. Pearl street. at en-
trance of Arcade. have 10.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

The public are cautioiied not 10 confound
the name of I. h. Milier. advertised by d
certain firm of decorators and painters IN
this city, with that of g. y. Miller, Of the
firm OF Miller a Middleton. Mr. G.. y.
Miller, of the firm of Miller g. Middleton, L.
still IN business. and prepared 10 perform
any work connected with decorating, paint
ing and paper hanging. The firm If Miller
Il Middleton turn oui nothing bat first class
work. Trusting 70 receive continuance of
fayOrs that they have 20 laylshiy received.
Yours respectfully,
MuLER a. MIDDLETON.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

Furnished daily from the Office of W. Il.
Scrihuer real estate dealer.
isabelle .,ti I'd 90 Mr-. IA DeIamart,r
lp. %, bis F. n Baren & T1rner', add 80
Ane i.aa Baker 20 Mrs. !. 4 DeIamarter
jog 3 hl< 3 Van Bureu a ruruer'- add 40
Wilder ID. \ esen- 81 al. to Hezerilla
Smith. lot - blk > Stevens's add ~ $50
FranS l.. Hoinos to Moras Marin. n ~ #
ofio' -. blk 3: Hoibreok- add -...-... 1900
Mary F. Mafhsey-su To Anna Haight lots
ii aui T.. bl. p Village of Segwuin l75
lawson A. Paine % Sfil'man Brown lot p
Paine Aad r-on's add. Sparta -....... 125
Mis- B.l-1u to John Nelson. l.nei..
ue Is of -ac =. 81 irts. -.-..-.... 100
Jamas ,ass fp Barney Goggns " = Of
tl ~ .i II saC 20. BOVINE ...... 90
SgiFsnus u. i9.eil- 20 J. Milo Ream. piece
~ land in cor 81 = e q II u 4 Of
s-c T. f1ur. land ......... 125
Ahrsm r. Fsl- to 5lsanus IT, Phelps.
D. acres in % cor II = of n q p. OF
-ec T. taurtland -.....-.. 100
Witam torder 20 rs llam Platte. n Il
"A of SER l. Walker ....- 1870
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

The April number of the Century Just re-
ceived at Vinegar, > North Division street
Porter block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

Splendid stock Of new goods arriving al
j. j. Van Leuvens.
For buggy buy OF a. X. Antisdel.
The finest assortment of bugyies. phatOns.
serreys and spring wagons IN the city AT 4.
X. Anti-dei's
Go to J. j. Van Leuyen's, 30 Monroe street.
ana see the new goods.
Those who have business with the Globe
Laundry by telephone hereafter must hello
TO No. 3ls, As that Is their present telephone
number.
Buy your buggies and phmtons of 4. r.
Antisdel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

A1 or.at hsa.l 81, -nargs u Iaz izLE-
saAs s -ise....l...a u dat. Aicn.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

We shall offer one of the
Largest stocks of Dry Goods in
Grand Rapids. Everything
entirely New, Fresh and Sty-
lish, at the lowest Boston
and New York prices.
We invite all to our Grand
Opening Saturday first, our
store will be trimmed with the
seasons novelties for the oc-
CdSlOn. STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

Splendid stock Of new goods arriving at
j i AnN | -lnrDu'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-28
THE Sun Do MovE.


From all appearances 1t seems as II II was moving
away from us, but nevertheless we keep on GETTING
IN NEW GOODS trusting that lovely spring will Get
In suddenly and soon. -
WE HAVE JUST OPENED:
full line Of Childrens Garden Tools, from Csc per
set to 90c
Three Joint Fishing Rods. ESQ; Bamboo Fishing
Rods, and joint, from 99c
Base Balls and Bats In large variety from the &c
kind up.
Rubber Balls Of Every Description Foot Balls
Veiocipedes, Wagons Wheebarfows, &C.
Rattan Baby Carriages, from soup. u
Handsome Stat Baby Carriages. at 50 and $40.
Excellent Roller Skates, at 70 and 99c.
Dolls apd Doll Heads, Hats, Shoes and Stockings of
all kinds and prices.
Bud Vases, 1Oc.; Fancy Vases from 25c
Barbotine Vases and Card Baskets very low
Backing Boxes Carpet Top, 99c.
Walnut Stands in new designs, from soc. up
Lunch, Travelling, Work and other Baskets In every
style and price.
Individual Cups and sancers, FROM 25c up
Silver Plated Tea Spoons. SOC. set
Table Spoons and Forks 79c. set
Solid Brass Bird Cages, 99c.
Breeding Cages, 99c and $1.25
Lovely Plush Cabinet Frames 80 and 49c
Large Brass Cabinet Frame, 49c.
Handsome Gilt Sx1O Frames in new designs from
ACC. up
Brass Trimmed Curtain Poles, In Ebony. Walnut
Cherry and Oak, ACC. each.
Fine Wood Trimmed Curtain Poles all kinds sec
If the sun does not move we keep moving ahead, and
our stock is always full Of new things
NJ sILvERBERG CO..
mh23 312 eth st. NV.
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The 81, Dominic Church Fund.

The fund for reconstructing St. Dominic's
church has been increased by the following
subscriptions: Mrs. B. Cullinane, Thomas Col
Inns, $50 each; Eugene insolvency, Michael ].
Keane, s25 each; John Fitzgerald, John shugh-
rue, Patrick Phillips. John Casey, Edward
Haley, $40 each: Mrs. Sheehy, Mrs. Noble.
Major John B. Prout, Daniel A. kiliisan, Mrs Mrs.
Catherine Donneily, Mark Cunningham, z. A.
renee Gardner, James connors, Mrs: JnliA
Peter 4. Cunningham, +. g: Ale xander, Henry
McGrann, W; J: sibiey, Mrs; Monek, Mira T.
Green, George 4; Jones, Thomas Cannon, VIM
Charles Clark, Mrs: Fannie Francis, Mr. Lyons,
Joseph F. Hagen, VIM: Mcclure, Eckerman <
Hill iSyracuse, n. ", Maggie Colbert, Mary r.
Flaherty, F. F; Brooks, P:J Deyine, John. Nc.
Casey, Kate McNearney, Hannah Wise, Mrs.
Ellen Clark, George Kraft & Son, Dr. c. V.
Boarman, Otto c. Rupert, Singleton 4
Fletcher, Mrs shea, Towers 4 Green, John
Ianey, Mrs. Kirby, Mrs. c. G. Stolpp, Moo uade
4 Sohns, DIR. H. Cook, Thomas Sheridan, Mar
garet Calvin, J. H. kengla, VIM. S. Anderson,
g J. c. Baum, So each.
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S1nks. S11ksn S11ks,,,

FANCY SILKS 3712c.
COLORED S1LKS-Garnet, Green and Blue Soc
BLACK SILKS, real cash value 81 25 reduced to
81.
COLORED SILKS, excellent quality, real cash value
81, reduced to 15c.
BLACK SILKS, VERY FINE QUALITY actual
value 81, reduced to 81 so Special bargain.
HANDSOME BROCADE SILKS in Cream, Pink
Blue and White, reduced to ST.
NUNS YELLING, pure wool. widest double width
In Cream, Pink, Blue and Black, 31l2c.
COLORED AND BLACK SATINS Soc
COLORED SILK VELVETS, 81
HANDSOME BROCADE BLACK SILK VEL
VETS Cheap at 81. 50), reduced to 81 SO
BROCADE COLORED SILK VELVETS 81
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS pure wool 81 So
FRUIT OF THE LOOM BLEACHED COTTON
{actual cost Sc. ~
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING, widest and
very best, actual cost 25c
LADIES CLOTH SUITING, in Grey and Brown
one yard and halt wide. immense width 371sc
Beautiful New Style BROCADE DRESS GOODS all
cOlOrs, II yards for 81 80.
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, all pure linen 45c
CARRIERS
III MARKET SPACE,
mh24 Near the corner Of It'll street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-28

SPRING DESIGNS in wall paper of all grades,
rom the cheapest to the most expensive can
establishment of r. w. Henderson & Co., 1113
+ street northwest Persons contemplating re-
PaperiDg their walls will find it to their advan-
tage to give them call Their prices are as low
as the lowest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-28
Condensed Locals.

DR. Joshua Wilson. for upwards of half GEN.
tary practieing physician in Hartford county,
MdcCied al MS residence near Emmorton, yes
terday, in the SSth year of his age. He was the
father of Mrs. b. Peyton Brown
Mr. Edwards, manager of the colored base
bah nine, was in the city to-day and engaged
Myers and Holmes formerly of the Mutual
nine OF this city, as catcher and third base re-
spectively.
From Brentano Brothers we have the London
illustrated weekiies of March 14th, filled with
more or less accurate pictorial sketches Of the
Yesterday in the Court In General Term the
conplainants appeal in the case of the West
nam Granite Co. agt Chandler ct al. was dis
The first game of base ball of the season will
:, ne Played at Capitol park on Monday between
ing Nationals and the Brown University nine
, yesterday colored man named John Brown
living In :! JACKSON alley, while employed at work
on q cellar at the corner of I'd and F streets
northwest, was run over by a cart and received
severe injuries on the leg.
American Guard Council, No. =, Order of Uni
ted American Mechanics, has elected the fol-
rowing ofhcers: j. K. Morton, c.; G. w. Golden
X.G;:H. G; Divine. r. S; j. f. Harding, +. s:
holds, exam; VIM. Bowman, o. p
Inc coiored citizens of the fourteenth district
inviting the residents Of the thirteenth and fif-
teenth districts TO meet them in conference
upon the best means Of taking part in the
The fair OF the Union Veteran CORPS first COM
pany, at Abners hall, last evening was emily
Infantry and the Corcoran Cadets. The voting
In the articles will close this evening.
Copies of THE STAR of February 81 and March
ana Q, In wrappers, duly stamped. contain
Ing the full reports of the monument celebration
ana the inauguration ceremonies and the ball
can be had at the counting room in any GUAM.
uty. Price two cents-not including postage
WORKS OF ART.-The sale of the Viii collee.
ton OF works Of art will com mence Tuesday
next, at II o'clock m. and at 3 clock In the
afternoon, and continue daily until all are sold,
at the gallery of Messrs. Walter b. Williams q
Co., corner 10th ST. and Pennsylvania ave. The
collection comprises Italian Sculptures large
Hall Vases, Agate and sCardiglio ManteI Orna-
ments, French Bronzes, Matolica Ornaments,
PlaeQues and other works Of art They will be
arranged for examination on Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-28

THE SPRING OPENING at the Palais ROYAL
commences Monday, March 80. New spring
styles, the near approach to Easter, and the
souvenirs of the Opening will create busy
times at this popular establishment
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DENTISTRY.

CAMUEL l. SCOTT, DDS,
= nfteen years experience In Dentistry. Office 1907
stnw. Preservation OF the Natural Teeth o spe-
Cialty. oc22
nR. STARR PARSONS, COR 9TH AND e SITS
II NV. Fulpg specially; also, the cure Of tooth
ache without extracting local anRsthetic, used
the gums. aileviates pain Of extracting Gas given
Charges moderate. NJ
nR T. u. TALBOT, DENTIST, 437 9TH ST,
In branches Teeth inserted "a per set AL work
warranted. 3an1