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BOARDING.

AYEw YORK BOARD, 35-37 EAST 23p 81.
IN Madison Square, choice rooms, with or without
board. BY DAY or week. jy20-6t
TIME AMERICAN HOUSE SERVES FIRST.
i class meals for tl6 and go per month. jyl6-lm
TIME HOWARD HOUSE WILL SERVE A DIN.
L ner from 70 pm. from the LIST Of July jy2-lms
TyHE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 6l2 01H ST n W..
Il aud the La Pierre, Aw. cor 10th end NV. ere the
best conducted Boarding houses In the city Table rn
class pleasant foom& Terms modersaa oc27 .
ssTyyHE TREAONT."-THIs HOUSE HAS BEEN
Il repotnseo, end In every way put IN 6rut-claH
orer Its the coolies and most derabe place 70 board
In the caty. Terms. 20. 80. 80 and els pee n 81
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Yard wide Pacific Lawn in best patterns, Sc Der
yerL Never before was such a bargain offered.
green and lilac. i2L.c per ward.
Al our Dress Goods at q wonderful reduction.
finest Satfeens in remnants Of to 10 wards at lie.
IN dark and cre am ground with small hs,ires
1000 pieces of Silks reduced 40 Hcr to close.
We 10 this In order 10 open new Six Show Room
with an entire fresh stock, importation orders
for the coming tall are immense
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Unhappy Cuba finds ruin staring her in the
face from the fall in the price of sugar owing to
the competition of beet root with cane. Her
best tobacco lands are exhausted Also so that
her manufacturers are obliged to import large
quantities of the weed from Mexico, to be made
up and exported genuine Hayanas. All of
which proves that this country has no use for
the island, even If il would be possible 10 get
Spain to sell or give il away
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ARE You Conc

ARE You Gorxe
ON A TRIP:
IF 40, WE CAN FIT YOU OUT IN CLOTHING
TO SUIT YOUR TASTE AND PURSE
IN PANTS OUR STOCK Is WORTHY OF YOUR
INSPECTION. PRICES $3.50 TO 81.
u SUITS WE HAVE y FEW LEFT OF OUR
$3.50 KIND
IN FINE SUITS, SUCH AS YOU WISH TO
WEAR WHEN vISITING YOUR FRIENDS. OUR
ASSORTMENT Is LARGE.
CALL AND SEE Us.
STORE CLOSES AT p N.
GEORGE SPRANSY.
ONE PRICE CLOrH1ER,
iy31 6O7 SEVENTH STREET.
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The Secretary of State has designated group
of consuls who are distinctly not .'rascals" and
who distinctly are not 70 'go." This notffca-
ton may cause some extra crashing of teeth
among the rock-ribbed and coppar-bottomed,
but the acton OF tire department will be ra:i-
fled by public sentiment
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Those on the lookout tor signs and wonders
ARE asking what is hidden in the singular fact
hat since Grants death the lightning has
struck both the cottage where his remains ere
lying and the proposed site of his tomb in
Riverside Park.
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ca. RuppERr,
Nos 4o3 AND 4O5 7TH ST.Nw.
Headquarters for the
WHITNEY CHILDREN's CARRIAGE COMPANY.
Also full line Of
ROLLER SKATES
BICYCLES TRICYCIFS
NELUCIPEDES. WAGONS ETC
Wantn NJ more rooul for the fail goods Child Car
IIeses VIII oe >oId al cost iy30
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Maud D has returned to her old occupation
of whiting down the trotting record. BY her
latest achievement Il now stands at 2:0Ss, or
haifa second faster than before. Maud is now ex-
esisive.y an amateur, but she seems TO get over
ground fast for fun as for money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-31

II Is announced that Col Fred Grant il TO
write a biogfaphy of his father Any person
who chooses 20 write the biography of another
person can do so. suppose: bu; in this case
Is TO be said that Col. Grant is not equal TO the
proper performance q the task which rumor
assigns him Moreover, if he has the discreet
friends he ought TO have they will doubtless
counsel him against undertaking it,
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AS the New York Sa: shows convincingly, il
will be Il violation of law well as good taste
To bury Grants remain rs in public park. But
the local authorities who have shown such vul-
gar haste and greedy persistence in the matter,
are not going to mind little thing like that
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

EoR RENT-A DESIRABLE FURNISHED RES
adence pleasantly situated. ON Connections, ave-
OVERLOOKING farraSut Square will De let 10 good ten.
ant for term OF ears Price 500 per month an
ply at Is 18th ct NV ieir2n,f
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EDUCATIONAL

NEW GERMAN METHOD FOR THE PIANO.
- by which pupils can accomplish I'm a few months
methods is founded upon ihorou1 h-bass principIes
anu particularly adapted To new beginners Parents
Contained in this method. course of lessons viii
easily convince them that IL Is what they desire For
cHA w. THoMfsoN si1 y t ST. snriS 81
nNE OF THE TEACHERS WILL DAILY SEE
desiring information about the School, dar(ne the
month OF AUGUST. In the parlors of the Institute
Mrs WM g. z BhefEaeS' OF the Principals MIR v and
CHoRTHAND - REGULAR CLASS SESSIONS
and ss S . A
al GS eas1lPS he ar are
QUARTERS. s2s ! 81. NV. jy22
MARYLAND MILITARY And NAVAL ACAD-
Opens SEPTEMBER 10TH. Circulars sent on applI.
ty1o-2e. R.H. ROGERS. Secretary.
Mt, ST JOSEPH's COLLEGE
~ Course OF studies; Classical and Commercial
Day students according to grade studies viii be re-
su ASdre ea MONDAY s sfsSessF i director
Yl3-2m Baltimore county. Nd
DIIMAN's SHORTHAND. EVERY STYLE OF
aence and at schools fifteen Years professional expe
CoRRIDON, penman, House of Representatives
SELwYN HALL READING,PA, A THOROUGH
military plan Boys Of any sse ADMITTED SEND for
f Sssdg terms etc L. { BISHOP. head master
heaaiis IA jsl-eo2m
WyASnINGToN ACADEMY OF TEL EHRAPHY:
,s,ou G s s School IL Of f the Kind here special iny
learn procession ia ID 81 se h'" 1u s@ can
1HRENCH LESSONS. PRIVATELY OR IN
rradnsIs Of sorhn ra t lr9f IA LARRUQuE
and modern languages taught aud trsnsla1ei y Inn.
I>RENCH LESSONS
= Partisan pronunciation; natural method. prse
Summer Term now Glass hours am; 6:sop.m
le5o-6m lol4 18th st. NV. bet. and L.
IDROF. oRTENSTETN. THE POPULAR GUITAR
= teacher. d. viii teach during July, Angus ana
I74a Pa. ave n. W ies5- SIN"
HoME SCHOOL FOR s-RRooKE viLLE
Opens .eptember 10th 1853. Special 6ias1es for
the coeges and eSlo Sr ps seainar
70 al adv ges rr5aeps Library open gr~int'usy
ie22isI REV. DIX. C X. NELSON. Principal
SwITHIN C. sHoRTLIDGE's MEDIA ACAD
any fe aan ana a s cs ySang n and s1ys 3
LIDGE; An Harvard College Graduate. Media. Pa
ny96m
TIVE RERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGEss
l. AT
.23 lath ST. n W, CITY,
WILL REMAIN OPEN ALL SUMNER
ALSO SUMNER SCHOOL AT
PLYMOUTH, MASS.
DUSINFSS EDUCATION FOR YOUNG AND
ID middle aged men aud women Spring and SUM-
mer sessions of the rpencerian Business College cor
9Th and ID sts n. ". Rapid wri,ing, bookkeeping.
rapid calculations, English laugUa., st.nography,
typewritng. etc. thoroughly taught. Tuition: Year
from date OF entrance. day night 500 months
day. $50: night, S14; one month, day. 81. might -
Rapid writing, only IL lessons, - Call or seta for
Circulars. HENRY &. SPE SCER Principal. SARA
A. SPENCER. VICE Principal LlhZS
Miss AMY LEANJTT. OF BOSTON, GRAD
WI uate ana certified examiner ri the New England
Conservatory Piano technique, harmony Voice
culture 1912 10Th nv. ds
1RlNATE LESSONS IN ALI. GRADES OF
Il study: to adults confidential: prepares for college.
Annapolis, West Point, AL examinations.
IVY lNS1lTDIE,s.w. corner Sth and h sta n.W
Mathematical, Classical Business
w. FLYNN. A NJ
Evening Glasses, So and s. q month. oc29
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ON NV Annex
NOW FINISHED.
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LANSBURGH BRO.
y31 400. 422. 424 426 SEVENTH STREET
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I>OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-A FEW SLIGHT
IL ly damaged Saratoga Trunks and Satchels. Have
never been used.
my13Sm BECKER'S. I345 Pennsylvania ave.
EOR sALE-BA GAINs-AT 46S AND 470 c ST.
y NV, Phaeton Buggy, side Bar jump seat extern
tractors butchers grocers feed dealers plasterers
all kinds Tor sale and hire on the best Of terms.
ty1O WM. +. GEIER 4 CO.
EOR SALE-FIFTY CARRIAGES. BUGGIES
IL Spring Wagons Stages and Spring Carts old asld
new on monthly payments Repairing, painting and
trimming promptly attended 70. j. }. COOK. 1926
ST., Georgetown. ys-lms
nor SALE-SUN DIAL GAS COOKING STOVES
- Summer cooking with half the cost and none of
the trouble OF coal nres Open roasters and perfect
baking ovens Gas hot water generators to supply
water In pipes and avoid Of range IA summer.
NV my6 3m
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
nor EXCHANGE-A FARM OF 12s ACRES N
Virginia. 1e miles from CITY, 3 miles from railroad:
snd ass wi" soT hSafs and lot
)y3o-3t SIS eth street NV.
EoR sALE-FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY,
y Va, containing 2l5 acres. two miles from Burkes
al well fenced; about one-haf cleared and well set In
grass; good water; plenty Of fruit, apples pears
wsa stSss
.th ST. and Maryland ave. ne, Washington D. C.. or
Alexandria, Va iy2S-1w
LNOR sALE-sMALL FAR WITHIN 2la MILES
s4 square fss Of GOOD land six E room dSe
ing. barn and well Of pnrest water. Price 81 800
and $50 per month LBS New YdrE ave
House of seven rooms, with barn anu uuthouses
Fairfax county, Va, near Rnrk's station. Apply
Jy25-6t 1907 Penna. ave. NV.
Il gnia. 3la miles from Washington. Is acres in q
high state Of cultivation plenty Of fruit: neat
room House nearly new porch In front; dry cellar;
corn house, stable. &c. pleasant place, high and
healthy he on good road; price $1,000 Apply to A.
ZOZ within five minutes walk Of sesbrook Sta,
ton, g. and p. H. R.-twenty minutes to city These
Lots covered with variety Of beautiful forest
wards lot. Title indisputable For particulars ap-
Ply 10 LHOS HfNEs, Sole Agent, 715 9th st. NV.
Also. handsome, solid Brick Residence Of seven,
teen rooms, In East Bladensburg near b and O R.R,
Twelve Twelve minutes by rail from city. This house Is
everything in first-ciass condition. and is Stately
r
at-law. Rladensburg, Maryland. je12-3m
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SPECIALTIES

hR AND NINE sEIDEN, $40 NILSSON ri AVE
IL special treatment for ladies; thirty
tensfve experiences remedies prompt and reliables
charges and consultations nee correspond
es strictly confidential; call write: once always
oi%n Madame - lden visits ladies distance 2ots
NME BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EyENTsoF
Al LIFE All business confidential IAAdiee and gen
tlemen DO cents each. s0S street. between ah aud
9th streets northwest. Il I'VE
nR .RoBERTSON, THE OLD ESTABLISHED
"Wednesday and saturday, at 436 81. NV. from %
p. m, conftdep TALLY, by gentlemen and ladies who
need medical advice and services Special attention
to al diseases Of women over twenty years expert
ence. Main office 30 N. Liberty IT.. bSitimore, Nd
je5-3m
DILES-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
Il direct treatment, without the Of KNIFE canstic
or ligAture Cure guaranteed CAn be Consulted -
723 9th v NV. rom , JPN ap24ms
nR. w. r. PARKER, OF BOSTON. MASS. NAG
II netic Healer: Wonderful Cures by laying on a
hands. Nervous and Chronic Diseases specially. wiz
visit petientA Once hours " y. m lOe An g. -
ulhl6-lows
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EOR RENT-BY r. O. HOFFMAN
" X st. .av. 4, 1893 33 1915 Pa. av SO 3
street n. ID 1Sr..S00 1859 p st. NV, 11r.S 50
st., near 10th ST., f.. 800 1926 18th ST. 1Or.& St
Iav..nr Conn. av $500 IS street ,nf. 18th Or
Thomas circle, II 1900 l1418 N street NV l2r G
lafayette sq r..2625 50 1O17 12thstreet w..
Lafayette So, 17r. $50 1416I ST. n.w fiat.
Mass. ave- n. 10TH f.2OO 616 18th st. w. lOr-.. 8
st Conn. ave. 13r.200 Carroll Hall, G ST. Or
Lafayette square TT 200 TO 18th street, hat .
COnn.av.n.N,13 rf 166. SO 6O3 II st. W., 1Ors.
MIST 9th st., Tor, .l5O Cor. st. l4th, fur 4
16thSt. n. RI av. Dr. .l50 4 ct. NV 8r. store
19thst. Dupont circle. f150 621 NV. Sr & store 4
18th, near X st., f-.-.135I TO 18th st. 0r fiat a
1880 18th street, 13r LOO 1912 Corn st. 6rs 80 8
Mo- av..nr LIST n e. ,fur. 100 123 st. ne ira. -2O3
TBS 9th st. Is r....-...-1OOi 1911 18th st. Or 3
Grant Place. fur ST.. 100 I159 11th st s.e Sr 2
Rst N. 18th IL rs f..-..lO0 231 4lA st. sw
Thomas Cir. Tor. fur. 100 i622 9th st aw. 6r. I
Office rooms in good locations Stables at variou
prices. For permits to furnished houses cali |
office. Property placed with me for rent or sale
literally advertised free Of cost to the owner Fe
list Of property for sale cali send at office for Re-
jyiS Il. O. ROLTzMAN, 10th and r sts. NV.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

TOlC WIN ID OINLD,
L>OR RENT-PART OF A STORE IN BEST
Il business location in city. Address Box 1Ol Star
office. ty3I-2tA
NOR RENT-STORE AND CELLAR 1924 9TH
Il st. NV; also, House SO ST. rooms, modern irn-
prOvement, SIG per month. Apply to w, c. JOHN.
son, us 18th st. NV. ;y13-lm
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-26
Afternoon Session

The senate met at $3.50, Senator Ser
geant in the chair.
Senator Griggs, from the conference com
mittee relative to the extension of the limits
of the city of st. Paul, reported that the
committees had made an amicable settle
ment of differences, and had agreed upon
an amendment A vote was taken upon
the amendment and passed. The bill
amending the charter of the St. Paul water
works was also amended and passed
BILLS INTRODUCED
By Senator gdon-Fixing the compen-
satlon of the probate judge of Hennepin
county at So, 900 per annum. Passed under
suspended rules
By Senator Waite-Relating to the terms
of Office of officers of Stearns county.
Passed under suspended rules.
By Judiciary Notwithstanding for
the election of judicial officers. Provides for
their election the first Tuesday after the first
Monday in November. Passed under sus-
pended rules.
BY Senator Buchanan (substitute)-
Relating to the Mississippi and Rum River
Boom company. Passed under suspended
rules. Requires the boom company to allow
logs to pass without detention for points be-
low st. Anthony falls.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
Appropriating S3,1l5 to reimburse en-
ploves for losses sustained at the state prison
fire.
Transferring the swamp land grant of the
Duluth d Winnipeg Railway company to the
St. Paul, Brainerd & Northwestern railroad
com pany in case of forfeiture.
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Relating to the care and disposal of pub
lie lands.
Amending the statutes relating to public
lands.
Legalizing certain foreclosures by execu-
tors.
Amending chapter 70, statutes of 1873 re-
lating 10 villages.
Amending chapter 90, statutes of 1873, re-
lating to liens.
Amending chapter sc of the statutes of
1878, relating to the release of attachments.
Amending the statutes relating to me
chanics' liens.
Relating to cemetery associations.
Amending chapter &c, relating to bonds of
attachment.
Amending statutes of 1878. relating to
time of meeting of county commissioners.
Amending section 50, chapter sc, statutes
of 1878, relating to civil actions.
Authorizing county commissioners to re-
| quire new bonds from county officers in GER
tain cases.
Relating to the collection of judgments
against municipal corporations.
Amending the statutes relating to the Sc
lection of jurors.
Providing for the service of summons
against municipal corporations.
relating to courts of Justices of the peace.
Amending chapter 81, laws of 1879. relat-
ing to money deposited with the clerks of the
district courts.
Authorizing numbering Corporations to i'm
prove bays.
Relating TO returns of births and deaths.
Amending the statutes of 1878 relating to
township assessors.
Authorizing the trustees of the hospitals
for the insane TO make contracts for repairs
Amending chapter IA, statutes of 1878, re-
lating to violation of the law of the road.
Appropriating $500 TO the attorney general
TO pay costs of appeals to the supreme court.
Providing for the binding of the report of
the theological and Natural History of the
State"
Appropriating money to the State Normal
school.
Amending the statutes relating to the
standing appropriations for the Normal
schools.
Amending the charter of the village of
Duluth.
Amending chapter e. statutes of 1878,
relating to costs in the supreme court.
Authorizing magistrates to exclude by
ISLANDERS from trials in certain cases.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Creating a commission to locate a third
hospital for the insane.
Amending the charter Of the city of
Winona.
Repeating the act Regulating the catching
Of fish in Rice county.
Fixing the salary Of the treasurer Of Bel
trami county AT $500.
Establishing a municipal court in the city
Of Mankato.
Amending the act making paupers a
town charge in lie Sueur county.
Authorizing the Red River Water Power
company to erect a dam across the Otter Tail
river.
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
Requiring notice TO be given municipal
and other corporations of intended suits for
damages to person or property.
The senate meets at 10 O'Clock to-day.
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the governor, secretary of state, treasurer
and attorney general, the commissioners to
hold office for four years. Section 10 of the
two bills refers TO examinations, the differ
ence being that the house bill requires per-
sonal visit by one of the missionerS to
every county in the state through which
line of railroad runs. TO examine personally
into the management of the roads, hear COM
plants, etc. Sections Is and IS bear upon
the management of warehouses, elevators
and shipping grain, upon which subjects the
provisions of the house are much more spe-
cific and mandatory. So it is with section
IS, which refers to extortionate charges, the
house bin imposing penalty of $1,000 to
IS, 600 for the first offense, and of So. 200 to
$1,000 for the second and subsequent Of
lenses. This action of the committee omits
section 81, the original house bill which
gave the commissioners authority TO estab-
fish maximum rates.
REGISTERING PHARMACISTS.
The bill for the registration of pharmacists
got through the house Yesterday by vote of
81 yeas to 80 nays. Following is the vote:
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The Genni,n Tnr- Heel Kias

From. tho Wilson On. c. Mirror.
Up the perfume-swept avenue Of love and
under the roseate archway of Hymen they
had passed into the joy-lit realms Of that
higher and holier existence where soul meets
soul on limpid waves Of ecstatic feeling, and
hearts touch hearts through the blended
channel Of lips in rapture linked. They had
just been made man and wife and their souls
must meet and ''swap swap OF labial en-
dearment. And now, how can we describe
the osculatory performance! 1t was not a
spasmodic kiss, like a stopper flying out OF a
champagne bottle: or a stationary kiss, like
COW pulling her foot out Of the mire :;
neither was Is one Of those long, lingering,
laDgBishing kisses, which lovers give when
hid by clustering vines from the glance Of
the moonbeams. No, none Of these, tat it
was. to be alliterative, kind Of sluDchwise,
slantindietular, sOup-supping, sop-siUing
meeting Of the lips, which went for the
whole bog Of endearmeDt or none; and that
is the way two hearts began to beat as one.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-26
TALK OF THE TODDLERS.

"Where were you born?' asked philan-
thropist of little girl who was begging.
II don't know, sir, but ma says was born
ir poverty Chicago Sun.
Sunday School Teacher-''Now, Johnny,
is ii wrong to steal!n
Johnny-"Yes, num-
''Why is it wrong?"
''You might get caught. "-Sil City Biz
zard.
ooh, mamma" said child of five, 'I'm
so glad there was flood!"
''Why, my childF'
''Because if there hadn't been any food
shouldn't have Noah's ark; and l do love
my ark. Boston Traveller.
Little Polly has neighbor who has a little
donkey team in which she often has nice
ride. One DAY as she was sitting with her
mamma. the donkey was heard to bray, and
Polly, looking up, said:
mamma. like the donkey, but / don't
like to hear him donkn Youths Compan-
ion.
Mamma cries little Edith. ''dive me an
udder date, please'
"Well," says mamma, ''you go and ask
Bridget for one--only one, rcmember--and
you may get two for Mamie" Ian elder sister J
Presently Edith comes back, ''Mamma;'
she says, ~ tink Bridget made mistake and
dave me two dates for myself and oily one
for Mamie. boston Transcript.
''Pa, does the sausage come out of its hole
on Candlemass day and look around for its
shadow so as to make an early spring! Ma
says it does.''
"What are you talking about!7 said the papa
to the little boy. ut Is the ground-hog that
comes out of its hole, not the sausage"
swell, amt sausage ground hogP' and the
little one went off on his roller-skates as
though shot out of gun, leaving the old man
to worry over the iEcpient punster in an
otherwise respectable family.-Peck's Sun.
mamma, if I die would 1 be an angeln'
asked little Emma.
Eyes, DEAR
''And if die would be an angel tool"
asked Johnny.
''No, think not. You Gre too wild"
'Too wild! Good golly, woman; that's
list the kind what makes the fastest flynn
angels. Look at the wild birds, see how fast
they kin fly. I'll bet 1 could leave Emma
away behind. kentucky State Journal.