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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-07-02

About tll, llAN~Nt.N Nt l1l t..iNHt'- N'- ~
wrath long deferred -" offensive partisans are
as thick as blackberrics around Washington
And-iike blackbeuie>-tbey are piucsed.
The.J-sasat-r,-Pa ..f.ria doesn't encourage
the Romney kickcr" Do SAYS NcGuw eN-
plains himself lie takes business view of
the situation. which IS emueu,ly proper
The first wheat % bushels of the new crop
sold Yesterday week in Baltimore OF - % BUSH
81. It was grown iu Lancaster county, \ire'n-
ia. An inferior lo, from Midd.eseN sold al
$3.50.
Ii was generally Thought that U. S. Grant
had quit fooliug with edged tools when the war
ended-and So hc had They were rather blunt
instruments with which, during his executive
tenures. he put So many Dents on the country.
Representative Springer says there are three
classes of people who have opinions aneut the
administration the inns say IL is going a-
head too fast the outs " say 1t is crawling o.
long too slow. while the great MASSES say it is
just right.
Representative-elect Butterworth Rep. late
pensions commissioner rs quoted as saying
There is no dispuung tHe fact THAT cleveland
is making very popular Presiden, with the
great majority of thc people of Ohio. both Dem
ocrats and Republicans.
kdiior Hart says one Oh 'Ae oua. ~7"''''
the kepnoIiean lo''''.s'e' 80 " ''e''''7, ~
th"l ne I''e "' '.C
inc WalNins was 5,'' i''''
eouion l''' D que"
now li' oe s''' 'e' .'s
49,. ,.....'..'- ,r..l.,;,l 80 p,.l.,,,r1
49,. a. ell. ,,-.....i
ga ,a;ls,l Ios- ,reel. FIR intending q, FIGHT a
due with G. a. swanson OF ''e 10 ,,.,'
which paper so I'D ''r last issue ,'. " '...,,
sacIlhceu MS ll"'''il'" -o o' '''
OF DIS o'''
wei, ,,r,t. .l...-r,,r0,ss ,f manner Rep-e-
sor+.,;,. ,ro.--;.,, .,,,non,cs- "a eoId-blooded
intention ON bi. part to introduce early next
session vet another bin TO reduce the tariff
This latest le.islrtiy, William f., not 90 Dee on
'lle -l,'--'.' 49, '.''.,
~''D
I'm his -Rcli-uisa Wottouie Sir HcDy
Wotton saws that an ambassador Is an honest
man sent abroad to Die i5rthc commonwealth
Wonder if the democratic patriots who have
crossed and are crossing the seas in diplomatic
capacities understand the nature of their du-
ties-in tbi, l;shre
Mrs. W. IL Vanderbil5make excellent cake.
and is especially successful, with certain kind
Of sponge cake Of her own invention. We are
CAD she has something TO fall back ON should
her riches take wings and iy away. Prudence
dictates that She should secure q patent ON her
sponge cake.
wa.
As '' ' - -..' -, g.
sl"la draws 'D
serters threaten 90 run an Independent. '''>''
unless the democrats take up JoNh E' M''Ss'!
while Cen Lee intmateS ms Willingness 10
s-oePt the nomination II offered nam. Ana -'
ought 'o ue.
p,-so,, Nsyrn,,r .,v. r,,,r Gen Grant win De
-, .,l.t l.-,.,l .l.. ,,..,,,.. .-,-.--
..rto-o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. remark,
-. ..,.. -. 81. 81 ,.., ~, .l..,,,
-. .,.....,..-....'. f.. .,,,,.,,,,.-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-07-02
Six Acres. to be Sold in 4 Lots.

INIiU - ~ %
The Frederick Cti-ea IS requested 20 copy the
above once a week for threeweeks and send
bill to advertisers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1885-07-02
Mount Parvo Institute,
Boarding and Day School
For Young Ladies' aud Children.

CHARLEsTowN, JEFF. COUNTY, W. VA,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09
SPANISH GurruRE LAoE NErs
sEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY d BROTHER,

Successor TO PERRY & BRorHER,
NEW BLACK AND IVORY WHITE sPANIsH
.iCIPtEE LACE NETS FOR OV k-HpRI-SsHS AND
= n !TURE IN CHOICE DESIGNS RANGING
FROM ~ TO S5 PER YARD
"OJNE lNED Sly Les IN PURE SILK R+ACK
VELVET GRENADINES from q. so to 50 Per Yard
SLACK TWISTED SILK HhRNANIES from
BLAC 4 SEWING SILK GRENADINES from 81
u S1..5,
STRIPED AND BRocADED BLACK SILK
dRENA DINTTS from 81 to 81.
LIPtNS Gel DRAFTED BLACK SILK AND
WOOL HERNANIIS.
J E IL < i; Az WHITE CANTON cREpEs AND
"TXlLCsIvE PATTERNS" IN INDIA AND
NtW LoUisINEs, sURAHs, RHADAMEs AND
SUMNER Silks IN GREAT VARIETY AND AT
LOW So PRICES.
Bon NEI"S. P1NSON'S AND SCHROEDER'S
-. so Per Yard.
LIP. Ms MOURNING FABRICS IN SPRING
AND SUMNER WEIGHTS.
TRislSTi.N = SILK WARP ENGLISH HENRIET-
las, Mt.LROSE CLO Tbs and IMPERIAL SEpGFsS
CNiC itEACLD'S ENGLISH GRAPES anu Wells
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER MOURNING
SHAWIS.
80. iOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND
CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania ave, cor. 9th ST.
Established 1910. my9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09
BLACK S11K GREsAp,aEs

CREPE DE CHINE. BLACK PONGEE
BLACK 6CRAHS AND MKRvEILLEUX
SILK AND WOOL NUNS WILLING.
CHOICE STYLES IN CHALE DE LAME
SILK EMBROIDERY FOR TRIMMING
CHINA PONGEE, WITH EMBROIDERY TO
MATCH,
FRENCH NATTEENS FIGURED RATISTE
WE HAVE MARKED DOWN OUR SCOTCH
GINGHAN0 TO 15C
CHE. K SUMNER SILKS REDUCED TO 371sc
STRIPED SURAH 0ILKS REDUCED TO 81
SO PIECES CHOICE STYLEH INDIA PONGEEs
WE HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES Oy
MANY DHsfRAILE LOTS, AID PROM tn is
TIME GREAT BARGAINS WILL BE OFFERED
IN FIRSTCLASS DRESS GOODS
ONE PRICE.
WIN SINISTER 4 SONS,
90 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NB-THE BEST Is THECHEApEsr. mve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09
Southern VrRsus w EsrERs
FLOURS.

FLOCRS.
We claim
OUR NEW SOUTH" PATENT FLOUR
equal or superior to any Minnesota Patents
We also claim
NV. II. TENNEY FAMILY FLOUR"
equal superior to any Family Flour sold In the Dis
triCt
These Flours are made Of choice selected Southern
Wheets. made by competent inspector and will
yield more bread to tbs barrel tLan auy Western
W meats, but as they take more water they require
more kneadEg. We leave the public to decide whsther
tbev Will use CITY manufactures Western when
they can buy CITY at equal or lower prices.
OUR FAMILY CORN MEAL,
made by our special process. sxcss any other Corn
Meal.
We suggest to Families to bs particular and request
their arOcsrs to furnish them With the above Ffours
None genuine without our brand Also for Special
Process corn Meal.
We ask Families to give our Flours and Corn Meal
q trial.
W. n. TENNEY 4 SONS,
Manufacturers
my0-3t Nos. 1918 to 1926 street NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09
Ok W1rH
THE NEW CLOTHES.
AN ADDRESS TO MAN
ABOUT
NJ A MS D RE s S.

Civilization has rendered clothing among the neces-
sries of lfe and like all necessres il should be sold
to The consumer at the lowest possible price. What
everis needed by everybody ST. ould be placed within
the reach of every Industrious individual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09
ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.

Ten PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
Reliable material best make and lowest possible
prices Is what offer.
We have as fine and as large stock of Clothing as
was ever offered in Washington. A visit will prove
this We sell at exactly ten per cent above COST and
all we promise is reliable fabrics the latest styles the
lowest prices and courteous and polite treatment No
sensible buyer expects more than this and Clothing
buyers will fnG that first in quality lowest In
price, and to patronize US Is to cash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09

There are reasons for believing that Mr. Raw,
OF Milwaukee, and Representative Bynum, of
Indiana, will hereafter be In favor of more strin-
gent laws against burglary. Such experience
as their families have recently had at the hands
o. housebFeakers ought To lead them to the con-
ciuSion that the crime of burglary should be
mace capital offense. burglar always goes
prepir0d and willing to commit murder if ne
cessary to succeed in his undertaking or escape
arrest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09
AT ADLER'S

TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
good reliable Clothing offered Mt but very slight ad
vance above actual cost BY reliable Clothing we
mean honest. all wool fabrics that will give good
wear and also give satisfaction. This is the OF
Clothing to buy if you get the greatest value
for your money Clothing is cheap just because it
is offered at low figures Nothing you buy Is cheap
unless it fully equals exceeds in value the money
paid for it. This is the sort of bargains you de-
pend upon getting at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09

The racing season in the east will commence
with the spring meeting of the National Jockey
club next Tuesday. The number of fine hors es
at the Ivy City track is large. and exciting con-
tests may be anticipated. The Ivy City track.
under the excellent management OF the Jockey
club, Is now recognized as one of the best in the
country and each year sees the owners of the
most noted flyers enterin. their stables here.
Tie only thing now necessary to insure the
perfect success of the spring meeting is the as
SuranCe Of good weather
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09

Special things offered by dealers for seemingly low
prices to attract trade ca led leaders, lead
on as 1t were to greater and larger purchases They
might be called misesders we'll because they often
convey false Impressions to the moderation Of the
prices OF other commodities In the dealers stock.
In the same line of business II costs much sell
one article as another and no dealer sink the
percentage necessarily involved in Sbcny Sales
one other sisment be has to take into consid ration
and that Is risk. Risks contingencies that may
never happen. but the improbable is always hap
prices.
Ny prices are based upon the least possible risks
and In every depart ent ysu will find attractive wares
Unless an article can be ntsliganty described, quo
saw can maze Xon suit 1T ~ Ya1hss 20 ordar r tr
ty-hve dollars you could not know 1t Was any better
than another man should OFFER you Tor twenty dol
Lara; but II you were at all critical trial NIGH
Vince you OF the value Of the difference If sbonld
advertise Suit Of Rec ymsds Clothes 0r fifteen dol
lars how could you estimate its superior worth
other offered for ton dollars. unless by investigation
invite you to examine the merits of my produc-
lions In every department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09

Last night the New York County democracy
Endorsed President Cleveland's administration
Tammany has already furnished its ndorse-
ment; Mr.. Pearson's appointment has satisfied
the mugwumps, and so the New York democ-
racy may be said to be united
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09
WANTED-HEIP

w Woman preferred. Apply al ll6o St. \ " i:
WANrEp-A WHITE BOY 70 run FKkAYbs
Apply at eli Psunsylvsnia q Its
TITANTED-AT oNCE-A RhfIA ale Nan Or
w psaagnt address to act a. salesman Apply 1ps
w preferred. about eighteen years sjd to drive gro
e :.a
L II. CLARKE d CO. 7ih and boundary Sta NV. lts
e two eaa1sa ING MAX. h:1:. o
gust be neat and well recommended Apply to $40
w they can learn to cut and at; board with fam
| lily, according to agreement. Apply at llOs r st.
VyTANTED-A RELtA BILE AND ExPEKfkNCED
psns but sIoss having good references need apply 81
w ANTED-EMPIoYKHN rs oFfEkBD TO
w two ladies Of intelligence and good standing To
70 snB sSs
WASTED;zAaEEFs THAT c1S s-. civ
+ soss 4 ri
| wv ANTED-A. GOOD COOK. WASHER AND
L Eo2pa owsrd a aa o II s @
| VWANTED-TWo EXPERIENCED WRITE
,vH Girls: one to cook one ohambsrwork and nurse
WANrED-OONPNTENT WOMAN TO DO
w general Homework. Reference required Apply
W!AASsTEsD.--5AA You*a WOMAN 70 COOK FOR
Apply Hns assist In sen'F" T..
WANTED..To EMPLOY 8 LADIES AMP GEN
NV. third floor. '''' 0''O'' ~ $1,000 Its
YoHNs To Kf
per month for hrst six months Address Dr. BLANK,
Star office. myYN*
WANTED-AN .4ssIsTANT NURSE (wHTrE
pal building " st., bsswesn I3sS and i3th sts NEST
W1AANTEEap,.o.A YOUNG LADY AS AsseIsrAST
Stan In az o S'' Address in own Box
WANTED. IN DDfATELT-A GOOD COOK
27s Apply at so2 ST. nw or write to n R E Box
WANTED-A WHITE BOY TO DO STORE
s work ala sIso c.:h Boy, at the New York s MiIl
81 p 81 st. e sx x::s,S
be we'll recommendsd Apply at onos. mys-st
WAA.NSTIEEDI,.-A YOUNG LIN, BRAD AS g
In :%a s%Ss Of 'ssss
WA NTEb-A FfRsT.CLAss COOK FOR PRI-
sss liberal Ada;sss
VXYANTED-A GOOD COOK ANb CHAMBER
w maid both must be good laundreeess; recon-
soa a'P: Dnt
| w ANTED-LADIES AND YOUNG GIRLS. IN
w city or country diaance no Object to work for
us at their homes The business Is hing entirely
new and easily learned. Good salary. We have large
orders and take all you can make No canvassing or
| EATON. New England Trading Co., Boston, Mass
Box 61b3. myS1m*
| VVANTED-A YOUNG GIRL FOR CHAMBER
ferred. Call at 702 9th st. NV. mp7-3t*
"ANTRD-A GOOD COOK. IF POSSIBLE
| w French best Of recommendations required;
also good waiter. Apply at 12I7 II IT. NV. my7-si*
| VXYANTED-TEN BRICKLAYERS, AT 81 so
w per day. at the corner of Massachusetts, ave and
| 2:3d ST. my1-:St
:" ANrED-A WHITE WOMAN. Az CHAM
~ bermald and to assist In washing and ironing.
| 1910 L st NV. my7-it
| "ANTED-AGENTs FOR "EssAYs AND
scrption only Orders received. D. APPLETON d
co, 431 9Th st NV, seoond foor. my7-3t"
| WANTRD-AN INTELLIGENT, ENERGETIC
and make himself useful In q trst-cass store: mono
but those willing to work need apply. Address, with
references. ALPHA, Star office. my7-3ts
| "ANTED-A MAN OR WOMAN IN EVERY
w County in the United States. 81 AZ samples trss
$I5 per mpnth salary or commission. Send stamp.
PAUL label, Chicago. Ill. ap25-1m
| "ANTED-WHITE AND COtORED WOMEN
w cooks, $40 TO $40: chambefmaids, nurses, gem
eral workers, scrub and kitchen girls men cooks.
| PRICE 4 COOMBS, Employment and Room Renting
Agents. 920 I st. NV. mh6ow*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09

The Illinois democrats who were caught nap
ping in the thirty-fourth legislative district
threaten TO contest the election of Weaver but
probably they won't on cooler considerations
Ihey mad better accept the penalty of their
pinnder as lesson To keep brighter lookout
IN tnture. Ii Isn't safe to assume that the re-
pubiicans are all dead yet badly as thew were
showed under last November
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09
WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTEp-BY TWO YOUNG MEN, FUR
w nished Room and Board central location; refer
encas il required Address ]. Fl s., Star office Its
UTANTPD-TO RENT, FOR THE SUMMER
w only, five or six handsomely furnished Rooms or
furnished House, must b rst-class, and no fancy
R Rse'S WI" % entertained ADDRESS T. IT, s'ai Of
WTANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, FOR THE
w summer. suite Of furnished Rooms; first floor,
central location, with parties too inqusidvs Ad-
dress. stating terms which must be moderate. ALMA,
Star Office. myo-9tk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09
EVERY LADY AcKNow1EDeEs

fhat nothing Is so unpleasant, uncomfortable and
displays the figure TO such disadvantage as an Ill
Hitting Corset. a Corset may be well shaped to look
a. but VIII retain its proper shape with is the
question TO ke considered.
Nothing gives such Graceful Outline to the figure
and a pleasing appearance of Dress as a GLOVE
FITTING CORSET
We keep none but the MOST REPUTARLEMAKES
and can recommend our stock being Perfect Fitting
Thoroughly Boned, Well Made and SplendidIy Fin.
Shed-
OUR "SPECIALTES" ARE:
GERMAN WOVEN CORSETS AT 75c
r. & G. SATTEEN CORSETS, AT 90
81 c." COUTIL CORSETS tiong) 81 so
IL c." COUTIL CORSETS (Short) 81. 10
Il C." SATTEEN CORSRTS Long and Short) So 25
WE ALSO CALL ATTENTION TO OUR ZEPHYR
SUMNER CORSET.
Th1s Is the same Corset We have had such success
with for the past four years and has become more
popular each succeeding Heretofore the price
has been Soc but this season propose to run them
at aoc PER PAIR Is elegantly made from firmly
woven Linen Canvas; is of perfect shape and yery
durable, ONLY 75c. PER PAIR
Second floor, take the elevator)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09

Jusr ARRIVED
ANoTHHh CARLOAD OF OUR EUREKA CHAM.
BIER SUIT" SOLID WALNUT MARBLE TOP,
GLASS 2AxBO, 10 PIECES. COMPLETE, FOR
e48.x0 HNgT VALUE EVER OFFERED FOR
THE MONEY.
LOCK AT OUR NEW REFRIGERATOR" THE
LEONARD CLEANABLE REFRIGERATOR
MONEY REFUNDED IF IT DOES NOT DO As
REPRESENTED.
W. Il n oEKE,
my7 Dol Market Space, SOS and $40 9Th It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09

The late batch of Presidential appointments
seems to run the fault-fnding gauntlet pretty
SUCCESSFULLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FINE LOT OF
coors IN SSSrkscfews being the etsst style and
Albert GETAWAYS and Sacks, innnmsrab& Prices
eLcSecinSly low. The above FOR SO and SO. eisS
where slS and $40. Our SIS quality others ssIl ~
"a Boys suits age 1S TO II. SS and So; cheap al
suits only S3 and %. Have rena fkably large STOCK
on hand ana small space put them thefofcre wiii
sell almost below cost j. W. SEfBY' sfe WIZ
my8 1914 oiG, pennsviv,ar,. 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09

Inc evening Star has regular. permanent
bonn gas daily esrCHlssiaa more tkns treble
that OF any other daily paper published is
SEssi"zIsR, and equal that Of all the
oiAsr daily papers her nGdsa To ether.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09
FOR RENT--FLATS

TOR RENT-TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
y Flats on second foor in the BELMONT, Sl3 18th
st. Frst-clast caterer. my9-3t.
ENOR RENT-FLATS-ON 14rH ST. n W.. EACH
Il having large rooms with gas. BATH range hot and
cold water latrobe &c; built in New York style Also
for rent large and small houses furnished and unf1r
nished. E. A. MCINTYRE, 9lS st. my1-3s
Il IN'THE PORTLAND
large handsomely furnished fiat for the upexpred
ortiOn of a lease
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.
my6-6t 1924 + ST NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09

On account OF the American disposition to
squirt tobacco juice every where tho comman-
der of the Russian war vessel 5trelok now IN
New York harbor, has restricted visiting to her
10 single day in the weak when her ca rsrtilIy
hely-stoned decksare to be Tricky covered with
saw dsst and sand, to protect them from the re-
suits OF the filthy American habit Meanwhile,
however, the Russian officers will continue to
pun tho smose from their cigars and eigarets
In the faces of every body in their neighbor-
mood apparently not remembering that that
practice is lust about as offensive to most peo-
pie as that TO which they so justly take excep-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09

There seems IN be no relief In the severity of
hs splaeTnic which is raging at Plymouth, Pa,
but the mortality is Increasing. a
mission Of prominent physicians has examined
into the causes of the scourse and has submit
ted An exhaustive report. from which it appear,
that Its origin was from single case OF ty9hoi
fever in January iast. The excreta of the pa
ueht were thrown into hole but u few feet
from the stream which supplies the Plymouth
reservoirs. This focal matter remained frozen
during the winter. but with the approach of
warm weather il waswashed into he stream and
consequently infected the whole water supply
oil The town The report asserts that those of
the Inhabitants who drank the river water were
affected, but that where well water used
the people were free from the epidemic. Other
physicians insist that the disease is not typhoid
fever. but spotted fever Of n malarial charac-
ter, and at IL WIS caused by the impurity Of
the atmo, phere, resulting from the filthy cnndi-
ton of the borough. The epidemic evidently is
the result OF mat tention to sanitary regulations
and is extent and fatality should be a warning
10 the health authorities of other localities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09

EOR RENT-BY R. o.
IL X Of. ,n.C.av. f.. Sass. -
Fstroet q. Is. -. 500
9 st. near 10th st., T.. 800
lafayette g., l7r...2S2 80
Lafayette &C., l ar. .f.....256
Mass ave-. n. 18th. T.. 300
y St n. Conn. ave. l8r.. 200
Lafayette square l1r. 200,
Iowa Circle, fur SO
n St. n. 9th St. Tor ,f.....lb0
15thgt. u X. I. av.. Or. loo
10Th st. Dupont circle ,n5O
1902 VT. ave-, l4r.-..126
1880 10Th street, ] 3r.. 100
Nd. av. mr. LIST n. e. fur. 100
Grant Place ftlY ar 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09
Mas NJ. j. Husr.

AN1 ro AVIe y . IUNT-
1903 STREET NORTHWEST
Has now for sale the Largest stock of
FINE STRAW GOODS
south of New York
Also, q Full Line of
IMPORTED MILLINERY NOVELTIES.
~ "Hleh sue invites special attention ep29
JMfoRIEK OF FRENCH WINES, COGNAC
4 SHAMPAGXkS AND CORUIAiS
french Ciareis, ca. as, - and $3.50 per dozen Cali
gallon. VItsI(yR Eitiry I..aes I ne ooS. per
Asenls Tor hrst-elass houses, bordeaux, burgundy
snianipaShes Aao Soxnao Wins de tout sorIes en-
mlOrxu<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

ENOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS ON FIRST, SEC
II ond and third floor, suitable for lawyers claim
agents. They convenient to all departments; at
1413 street. near the Treasury Dept. myS-lm
nor RENT-OFFICE ROOMS. SINGLE AND
1 en- suite, IN building 1919 F st. NV; viii be Atted
up to suit Also three-story Brick Building, suit
able for manufacturing purpQses or for q Printing
ONCE, In rear of above building. For particulars
apply to FRANCIS B. MOHUN,
my6-6t 1881 f St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09

ny2 R. O. HoLTZMAN, 10th and r SITS NV
L,OR kENT-FURNISHED-THE HANDSOME
II Property corner of 10th and SITS NV, 1901. The
furniture new and the house lately papered through
out Fer further Information and permission TO sea
the property apply TO o. c. GREEN, 303 9Th W.
myl-10t
INOR RENT-A HANb8olE FURNISHED RES.
II ideace, most conveniently situated on Connecticut
avenue will be let TO careful tenant only one or
more years For particulars apply a lis 18Th 81.
NV. ap2--2ys
NOR RENT ia 4 FT " STOeF Ann
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-09

,. H0LTzMAN.
p Bst. n. 10Th, IL rs. ,f.....S1OO
20 6Satpn Hail.................l25
~ 1915 Pa. av., llr......S3.:s
w 1859 psf. NV, llr-..S3.33
6Y CoreorRn ST :, n. lIlh. $50
20 lltb, near III ST.. fur .......5
w VSS IA II. n.w..................s0
90 = street III. j 9Th ar. 10
90 1915 y street NV, 12r.65
SO 1917 12thstreet p.w.....65
20 1913 1 ". NV, Hat. .........55
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-08-29

Judge a. J. Kearney, our affable
District Attorney, has returned from
LeesvilIe. Vernon parish, looking as
jovial as ever after a nine days tussel
with the law-breakers of that parish,
where he put in some good licks for
the State, securing seven convictions
out Of the nine cases that were tried
The Judge informs us that the Grand
Jury found q true bills, and that all
civil business was disposed of by the
Court. The case of Charley Maddox,
charged with killing his cousin, Levi
Maddox, some time back, and who
was indicted for murder, was tried and
honorabIy acquitted. When we asked
about the crops, the Judges eyes
sparkled as though we had asked him
around the corner, and he remarked :
"Plenty cotton, biggest corn crop ever
known, and potatoes till you can't
rest" So we say hurrah for our Yer
non friends.