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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-19

HOUSE PAINTS

HOUSE PAINTS
u CAN BE BOUGHT CHEAPER AT THE
liant !, Department Of JAMES II; McGILL,
street three doors west Of the Patent Office Inn
any other sssabl,snment in the city: II you wish TO
n,si e9iors (dry or in OH etc. send your address
sold IN this department. win be sent to you by return
ner Ins pricelist gives the price Of haifpnt pint
quart navigation. gallon and five gallons Of each kind
OF OIL turpenne dryer varnis and other liquid sold
oy measures Also price per erpouDd, haifpound,
pound hve, ten, twenty five and one hundred pounds
each article sold by weight also list and prices of
articles. The prices graded accord
ing 70 the quantity bought Large buyers get very
lowest prices small buyers slightly higher rate,
Ny prizes are fixed All buyers buying the same guam
tity, pay the price, The mex perenced buyer
the same price the oldest painter II he buys the
same quantity.
After examining my pricelist, send your orders by
messenger, telephone or by mail, and they will be
filed promptly, and the bill per pricelist collected
on delivery. floods delivered ali parts Of the city,
The other departments OF my business have grown
to satisfactory proportions give my special at
teution 70 the Paint Department and expect by having
prices aud making prompt deliveries - secure lib
era2 share Of the public patronage.
Dealer in Building SupplieA
f263m eos. ol0. ol2 and0l4 q strese
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RARGAINs' sARGAINsI
GREAT BARGAINS IN SHIRTS. AT THE
BRANCH BALTIMOR:; SHIRT FACTORY.
The COMFORT SHIRT made of Wamsutta Cotton,
and Richardson's 100 Linen (Reinforced, finished
ready for the wash tub. for only So This is
the Finest Shirt in the market.
Ask 10 CROWN DIAMOND SHIRT made
OF Fruit OF the Loom Cotton and Fine Linen Bosoms:
only 50 cents. These shirts lengthwise of
cotton carefully made, and VIII give entire satisfaction
We have just received $50 dozen MEMS FANCY
HALF HOSE, which intend to sell at rs CENTS
PER PAIR, at
mills 1902 STREET NORTHWEST
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TAXES TIE BAKFRY.-our gents fine hand
sewed calf, WankenphaSt. either lace or con-
gress, at So. Call and see them
FAMILY SHOE STORE,
$40 18th street.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The WpnthPr.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHTSGToN, II. e., March 49, 1885, loa- m.
For the middle Atlantic states. local
SHOWS, followed by slighyer fair, slightly colder
weather. winds generally shifting u westerly.
For Friday, fair weather i indicated for New
England. the middle Atlantic states and lake
region, slightly colder weather in the two first
named districts
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JUST RECEIVED. beautiful English scarfS;
price soc Fr,ncrs corner 9Th and ID, the only
itrictly one-price hat and gents furnishing
store in this cjtv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-19

Real DIAMOND EARRrses,
Solid Gold, So. so.
PINS;-Solid Silver Pins, fine Rhinestone setting
from 99c up: Roman Gold Pins, lovely designs, from
4Sc up; Enameled Roll plate Pins, 99c; Fine Jet and
Gold Pins 9.c. up Deep Mourning pins, 25c and soc
DROPS.-Brilliant Rhinestone Drops from 49c. up
In SOLID Cold, Solid silver and Rollplate, Roman and
Bright Gold Drops, from Doc. up; Jet and Gold and
Deep Mourning Drops. Doc. TO 50; Coral and other
Earrings.
BRACELETS in large variety from the Best Rolled
Gold Plate down TO Very Cheapest for Children, La
dies and also extra large Sizes in Silver Gold Black
ana Gold ana Deep Black, Celluloid &C. from 25c up
Plain Solid Gold, 81 ss old-flled 99c Ladies' Solid
Gold fine settings from 81 rs; Childrens Solid Gold
99c.; Gents Seal Rings and Ladies' Fancy Rings 09c
HAIR PINS.-Slver plated Hair Pins, with Bril-
Doc up: Shell and other Hair Pins from SC up Solid
silver ana Sliver-plated Jersey Pins
SCARF PINS.-Sold Gold Scarf Pins, with real Dia-
mond setting, $3.50; Initial Scarf Pins. 25c; hum
dred styles OF handsome Scarf Pins, from 25c to 99c.
NECKLACES in Fine Rolled Gold Plate from 81 90
Celluloid. Amber and head Necklaces, Csc to Acc
WATCH CHAINS in finest Rolled Gold from 81 %
up: Lovely Patterns in Best Fire Gilt at 99c.: Nickel
Chains at 25c.
CHARMS.-Our assortment of Gents Charms Is Inn
mense. Rolled Gold Plate Charms, from 49c. up;
Rolled Gold Plate Locket Charms at 90c You are
sure to get suited.
LOCkETS.-TO see the handsome Lockets we have
is treat. We offer Solid Gold Iocket from s. SO
up; Best Rolled Gold Lockets, from 99c
stone sterling Silver Buttons, from I9c up
Is misrepresented
NJ. sILvERBERG & co.
mfl6 312 It'll ST., near Penn. ave.
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STRICTLY PURE LIQUORs for medicinal pul
poses Can be had at Charles kraemers, 73
',th It. NV.
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"PoToMAC" " y. Pools & Co.'S 1902 fire
lest oii--no better Sold-one tn five gallon cans
and barrels at 81. Louisiana ave. NV.
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"ALKERS. 204 10TH ST. NW-2S TONsOF
Building paper In stock Tar Felt single and 2ply
READY koodng Carpet lining. Tin Lining. Rosin Size
&c. Lime. ceulents. plaster, pitch. tar, De IA
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FTSsEIT.s lee CREAM and Charlotte Russo,

BIZ WARMERS Guide Book at all station
ers aud at his office, 916 street. Price ten
cents.
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DoN'T HAVE your pictures framed until you
have seen the great variety of mouldingS at
Teerhofis stores. III and 916 9TH street.
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CAsH PRICES FoK DIX Goops.
COIORED SILKS. SOC
FANCY SILKS soc
COLO!.ED SATINS Soc
BLACK SArINS SOC
CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE

FRUIT OF THE LOOM BLEACHED COTTON g.
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON
widest and very best quality. -
Finest quality French SATfINES, In Pink. Blue and
Cream only 80.
beautiful COLORED CASHMERES, very fine quail
lily, IL yards for 81
Excel. ut quality BLACK SILKS only 81, cheap at
Sl25- CoioRED SILKS, excellent quality, only
.5c.; real value 81.
NUNS YELLING. Cream. Pink. Blue, Black, wide
double width. pure wool only 31l2.
LADIES CLOTH SCITlNJi. in GREY and Brown.
one yard and halt II - wide. immense width, only
31le.
BROtADE COLORE.D SILK VELVET, 81 90
Very handsome BLACK BROCADE SILK VEL
VEL worth SOD reduced TO 81 so Special bargain.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS. all pure fine wool
$3.50.
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st Charles kraemer's. 137 9Th st. NV.
b. ID. CHASE, Umbrella Maker, 1914 Pa. ave.
n PANEL PICTURE and capStone setting OF
the Washington monument presented To every
sitter during the next four weeks. The very
best cabinet photographs 3; per dozen, with Il
thirteenth painted. 11O9 Pennsylvania ave
nue.. ketS kemethy.
For FINE WINES LIQToBS etc. for Medical
and other purposes. 90 10 Chr. handlers, who
keeps the pure article only. 911 1th st. II. w.
We WILL SELL TOMORROW Friday 1000
stamped aprons, PIC. each NJ y. Bruce Il Co.,
433 9th street northwest.
SAVE dollars and eyeSisht consult Hemple-.
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THE REMINGTON

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ITS VALUE ENHANCED BY RECENT I'M
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WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT.
WASHINGTON OFFICE-CORNER EIGHTH AND
F STREETS mhle-sm
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ALOHA PERFUME
The romantic story free at druggists.
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800

$40 vs. 500
WONDERFUL REVOLUTION IN TYPEWRIT-
Frs THROUGH THE HALL
Greatest simplicity, durability, needs no repairs,
with ten varieties OF type in English q foreign Ian
perfectly clear Machine in Walnut sonly seven
pounds Chief drawbacks against Typewritefs-
cost compile kitty, nregiaxity, non-portabtlty-a OBJ
Waited In the HALL
Copying solicited 1t lowest rates
Oface-132l + street.
jas r H EVANS General Agent
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FURNITURE and household goods packed by
experienced packers Inquire of
M1-rr 4 Coz
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1427 New York avenue
GERMAN WINE VINEGAR, 65c. per gallon, at
Charles kraemer's, 137 9TH st. NV.
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COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS
Weary sufferer from Rheumatism. Neuralgia Weak
and Sore Lungs. Coughs and Colds. Weak Back Weak
Stomach and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Female Weakness
shooting Pains through the Loins Back try these
Plsters Placed over the pit of the Stomach they
vent ana cure Ague Pains, bilious Collie Liver Com
plants and protect the system from thousand ills
25c. mhl6
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Newly Pledged Doctors.

THE GRADUATING EXERCISES OF THE COLUM-
BIAN MEDICAL SCHOOL.
The sixty-third annual commencement of
the medical department of the Columbian uni
versity was held last evening at the Congrega-
tional church. The scene presented to the au-
dience that thrOnged the spacious auditorium
was brilliant with beautiful flowers which
were massed about the stage In addition to
the graduates the following occupied seats on
the platform: DR.. J; c. yelling, president of the
J. ormond Wilson, DIR. Godding DR.. Lee, Prof
Erisby, Prof. +. A. King and DR.. j. Ford
Leonard, President yelling conferred the de.
grees upon the members of the graduating
class, whose names have been published in THE
STAR Certificates were given to the following
undergraduates, passing satisfactory eXami-
nation in the primary branches: Henry w.
Aiken, New York; William W; l.. Cissel, New
York; Anton COe, Connecticut; John +. Collins
New Jersey; Henry l.. Costing, Tennessee;
Arthur J. Hall, Colorado; Andrew F. Hofer,
stephen $. White, Maryland. Prof. Elliott
Coues then made an address to the graduating
class, and DIR. Leonard X. Graves delivered "a
vaiedictory. a special prize of $50 in gold. for
the highest merit in every subject, was awarded
TO Eugene Goodwin, of Maine.
The Methodist Church South.
THE ASSIGNMENTS FOR THIS DISTRICT AN
NoUNCED.
The closing session of the Baltimore confer
ence NJ. f. church south in Salem, Va. yester-
day was occupied with various matters OF BUSH
ness and then the bishop announced the ap-
pointments and the conference adjourned. The
appointments in the Washington district are as
follows: Samuel Rogers, 7. f. Washington
city-Mt. Vernon Place. 5. X. Cox: j. W. Bote-
Ter, supernumerary; Alexandria, r. Smithson;
Falls Church, :. w. Haddaway: Fairfax, O. G.
Reall: Drainesviie. j. ii. Dulany; Leesburg. l.
w. Canter; Hamilton, j. L. Williams; Hills
boro- j. r. Nanhorne. one to be supplied; Mid
dleburg, c. l.. Dameron: Loudog!n. A. A. p
Neal, j. II. Light; Piedmont, j. IL. Waugh, j. NJ.
Hawley, L.. III. Crenshaw, supernumerary; Lin
den. j. ID. Martin: Warrenton, John A. Kern;
Fauquier. u. +. Eutzler; Morrisville Mission, l..
W Haslup; Occoquan, John c. Jones; Sudley
Mission, j. :. Painter: Brentsville Mission Fra
zier furr; stafford circuit, l.. NJ. Lyle; Freder-
icksburg, j. :. Hutchinson.
THE WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
UNIoN.-At the regular monthly meeting of the
Woman s Christian Temperance Union hel at
the parlOrS of Mrs j. y. Iiovee, 1411 G. street
northwest yesterday afternoon, Mrs BUvee, the
superintendent of the district of Hygiene gave
an interesting address. Mrs. kesSler read a pa
per ON dyspepsia; Mrs. Dean on dress: Mrs.
Piatt on baths: Miss Carrie Turpin and Miss
Annie Curtis sang. Mrs. Roach, the president
of the association. closed the meeting with
nYpla m Yt,u.r RI
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WE lIEspEcrFu1LY INVITE
THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
TO A FEW OF
OUR BARGAINS IN FOOT WEAR
Ladies' Cur. Kid Button, box toe and worked but
ton holes for 50 per pair
Ladies Fine Cur Kid, gove-fitting box toe, or COM
mon sense, 81. so per pair.
Extra Fine Cur. KID Button, box toe, or common
sense, So per pair
We make specially Of
]. c. BENNETT d BARNARD'S FINE SHOES
AND SLIPPERS.
His Spanish Arch French Kid Turns are a combine
ton of beauty and comfort.
The Paris Beaded Opera is the latest novelty In the
Slipper line. We have them i'll five different widths.
We have u large and well assorted stock to select
from.
Our 3 Seamless Lace Button for Gents can't be
beat In the finer grades you will find are not be-
hind
WE LAVE ONE PRICE TO ALL
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
You will meet with polite attention
W. II. RICHS.
mh12 III Market Space. next to 9Th st.
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I ROCHON, CORCORAN BUILDING.
Os First-class Hair Dresser nom Paris
Three Patents and Five Medals from Ex positions a
Paris, Lyons and Vienna
Manufactures and importer Of
htMAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
ladies fine Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing
Hair dyed and shainpooed in u iirst-class mannef
Wigs 10 order.
do 18th
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4 YFRS HAIR NIGOR STIMULATES TIE
hair cells To healthy action. and promotes Wig
growth 1t contains all that can be supplied to
make the natural hair beautiful and abundant keeps
the scalp free from landru prevents the hair from
becoming dry and harsh and makes it flexible and
glossy. milf
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SPECIAL DRIvE-Largc line body Brussels
and velvet carpets at per yard.
W. B. MOSES & Soy,
Corner It'll and + streets northwest.
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MONEY on real estate. b. III. Warner, 916 F
street
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SILVER STAR SOUR MASH, $3.50 per gallon,
nj Charles kraemer'S, 49, 9Th st. NV.
RATES REDUCED.-Ieland'S Sturtevant mouse,
Broadway and both street New York. Rooms,
with ~ n day- rooms only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-19

BOTTLED LIoUoES for family use n speciality
ct Charles kraemer's, 49, 9Th st. NV.
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THE FIRST PoroMAc SHAD of the season Will
be served at the Losekam to-day.
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Corner 11th and + streets northwest
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WHEN THE BLOOD Is LOADED WITH I'M
w purities, and moves sluggishly in the VEINS an
Alternative is needed, this condition OF the vital
fluid cannot last long without serious results There is
nothing better than Ayers Sarsapara to purify the
blood and impart energy 10 the system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-19

II . @ l. A : =
IL ANNUAL SALE OF LADIES
COTTON UNDERWEAR
- EVERY GARMENT OUR OWN MAKE
EVERY GARMENT FULL LENGTH FUrI,
PERFECT SHAPE MP, MtIpFH IL ,,ur x,,
MANNER, Df THE REST MATERIAL
CHEMISE, pc. 10 5000
NIGHT DRESSES, Soc. 70 $500
SKIRTS, :59c. 10 500
DRAWERS 2ac. 10 500
CORSET COVERS, 25c 10 50 50
The finest assortment of Hambures " have "A
shown
JAIL DOUGLASS, $40 52s Sos 9th q
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ANToN ErsHFR,s
chemical bry Cleaning Foshlishmens
No bot q Street Northwest.
. THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
aiies ana Gentlenen's Garments also, Velvet and
flnSh tioaks, Grape Wells, Iaces Gloves etc nr0
perfectly cleaned 10y this superior progress
IADifS fNENlNG bRfsSSkS A SPECIALITY.
6efltitnens clothes cleaned by this process will uoe
lose their original shape and GREASE sf.ts yasrsa,eSX
suit. 1870
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Inc \ ArIoSM. SAFE DEpos1r Co,
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE
PERPETUAL CHARTER. ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY 22D, 1867.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AVE dollars and eyesieht. consult Hemple..
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MICHAEL J. DADY'S SUIT.-The suit of Mich
acl j. p.tdy against Thomas Mct'ann To- enforce
hiS claim - half interest in contract for con-
structing sewers in this city was concluded yes
terdiy IN the city court, Brooklyn, so far as the
taxing oi testimony i concerned. The plaintiff
was recalled and denied specifically nearly
every statement made by McCann. \ motion
to DISMISS the case was made by Counse Ilor
brewer inc denied. aitcr which the case was
adjourned Tor one week
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SENT TO FLORIDa--James Williams for
merry deputy L. :. marshal for Florida ar
rested here few days ago for having presented
III 1SS2- six false and fraudulent accounts
aggregattng Si.ioO1O. to the L. s. circuit
judge OF the western district of Florida. and who
Wa committed by u. =. Commissioner Bundy
IN default 81 80 600 bail, was to-day sent in Gus
fOdy of an officer 10 Pensacola To- answer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-19

CoPies Oh IHESTAR of February 81 and March
1 ami >, in wrappers ,lnIv slammed contsin
ins iiS it14i reports OF the monument celebration
ana the inauguration ceremonies and the ball
can De mad at the counting room i'm any GUAM
lily. Price two centS-not Including postage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-19

No CHANGE or PRoPRIEToRsHIP-T pub-
lished statement of a change in the proprietor
skip OF the E'rening Critic Is denied Nj NJ ID
Helm yesterday retired from the business man
asership OF the paper and General Thornas j.
Brady assumed the position. No change OF
proprietorship has taken place.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

An EFort to D4feat The Republican
Nominee.

An Efort 10 Defeat the Repubiican
Nomfnee
E.ssshere viii be- found q feport Of a
nestius held last night for the purpose of
aominatnga so-ealled Citizens ticket for
tlse Fourth Nard. Tar TELEoKAM has no
-smaslag with the movement because It De
4.Ve. s.. E. gotten Up for the simple -purport
af i.f. ag AIR. Barnard, tie hepHbaeal
-.nt..8lte .nshe ward The messing wa-
- r4-l9g gotten az 90 nom-u re Is 0afa
& z-i bat il went 10 farther lhan alder
lnsn. sld n j. hardly possible that
the orignators Of the movement have any
hopes of electing their nominee, Mr. Hugo
Tham. The Fusion candidate. Ia O'Don-
nau. j. manifa-ily unit 10 represent the
ward ln the cify government, and with tue
heavy Fusion majority IA the ward divided
opposition can moi hops 20 defeat him. iHE
Tsf aaaA1 has nothing q say against Mr.
Iham. bat is believes he il being used IN this
case for purpose that viii be repugnant 70
h.m when be- asce rtalns Its true intent. Mr..
Barnard was unanimousiy nominated by a
fuu caucus of Republicans, and It would
seem to bs the duty of all Republicans and
others who desire the defeat Of O'D0nuell,
Cd east their votes for him.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

Clzcuir-M oolscy Cronkhite vs. James
Dicker-on-Ca.c. Jad yment for plaintiff
foo c1s-s. Proceeding. stayed sixty day1.
-Iehn C. lalisll ". Charles Watts and y.
W. Weeks krl@sYn. On trial.
1sNrE-E,tlte of George Robens, de-
ceased. Inventory iilrd-Es.ate OF John
Enr-l. deceived Petition for appointment
of adulaistrltor fixed. aud April - set for
hearing. Order appointing Ida Engel spec
ial a1ministrafov.--E- OF Isaac sim
mons. deceased. Order appointing Ira Cur
rser aduiuisfrator.- Estate of James VI.
Cook. jr. minor. Order appointing james
81. Cook guardian. Estate OF Llzle
Dsmund. Il al minors Guardian's bond
dlsd and letters issued 10 Sarah T.. Angel.
Surea1os. -Clarinda Swain ". Ed. b.
Diksmsn. Irespass on the case. Sall on
frlll
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

The Greeubackers Of the Seventh Ward
claim that they were Obliged 20 adjourn
taeir caacus. on Tuesday night, to prevent
nr - norr1ts from packing it and n'mi-
ratin- % Objectionable candidate far ahl.r-
a Is. Fasy meet tonight At koci- ilaG 'o
a..fna.-la the aesaf Dan lc. "a are re-
ases.ed to stay away. the Greenbackers be-
Hesfnr that they are capable IF naming their
candidate without aid from outside the
party
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

Although a large number Of seats were
sold yesterday for the Chhdren's Carnival
those rennuing are fully as eligible as those
taken. The stage will be entirely cleared on
tbe evening of the entertainment, and a full
view Of every detail of the tableaux, group
ings. marches aud fancy dances can be had
from every seat IN the house. The object
IN reserving the seats is 20 SAKE those who
attend next Monday evening the discomfort7
of hurry and uncertainty, bat a seat reserved
anywhere iu the parquet or dress circle viii
bs perfectly satisfactory TO the holder.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

80 Tfoa5ls s~eerieacss 10 Fiaasaz
u.AsFisl fer P4uolmen.

A3 Tfoas.s e<eerieHcs5 10 Fioasag
ks.lsFia3 fec P4tfoimen.
IL. ssa1s paft ~ tbe E..af3 It Police aad
Eiss C1Inlaisa.s,aers zpsaa1 oak tse pals
qaallzr sfist - t.s sasae st4reotg ped lfsa-
nsr Ssstal.ls.g. aa3. % pss..k tie aeDossag,
reserved . aanbes - aet lsee-.oas fss p.ssi-
uens aEan 1ae paliee force Anonx Ihoes
aaxioas 81 sssf -1osy saif3rfns wiih brighl
iaiieDs aas fhosslas 81 alkes. J4laes X. DAVIS,
s. 80 H1.tef. t,,sux. MeCoaneii, Hm- Ter
r.iI. am. Jaa.t R.lben Harris. A Il. Mar
h..ll and AsDert fiesee--ll.lg zsas. No4
.hsz ths cas- caarlsr h.ls been ane1ded -
leaE lhe asuBss ~ pafsslfaea ean be IA
creased - sixt4 -these. st the opsion of ibs
soasd. an1 eaFm @sathsf has set II. u i
szgseisi lbe nan4ber u applicants al be-
iaeseass6.
=. ~ UgsteFhast -eat a letter % the Fare
Deparimeut thanking il for tie prpnpi
SETON and Efficient sersioe rendered AZ ths
rseeut are apo8 hls pfesnlses- The Com-
mitIse 0a Property reported the s4le of q
horse fro4 tae F.re Department fa7 sito
anl lln tl.e Inspiring words ~ ths Secretary
certain -npplies acre osdefsd purchased foi
lhe Poace and Fire Departments.
Relative ID the petition 0f sBndEy persons
azang that police Erotection be gwen Ger
l4ia localtg, the eolamittes "a whom Il va'
referred reported ~ the effect that ia thei
opinion is 0o4.d not be advisable, oRins ts
lhe fact ttst othsr and more needy localities
required ths care of the police f0fee.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

IT Is not possible FOR us 20 enumerate
all the cheap goods in an ordinary adver-
tisement. There are thousands upon
thousands OF dollars worth OF Dry Goods
and Carpets that we are closing out every
day that we are unable to mention. You
will find articles in each OF our depart
ments at lower prices than are mentioned;
the fact is the prices we are selling all
kinds Of goods is enough for our neigh
bors to bear. We do not care to cause
them any more trouble than is necessary.
Please, therefore, join the great throng
and be made happy with MS all
SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03
Must Have Been a Youthful Soldier

Several city papers in repeating the item
first Published ia TaE VELEaEAM about The
eccentric old man. Benjamin Bliss. vho
passed through the city the other day bound
far the -sedust city added that he was a
veteran 0f the war Of 1872. and yet Is now
only 20 years old. The addition may have
made the item little more interesting, but
when the readers reflected that be vas bui
eight yssr. old ia 1872. they must have con.
cigded thsf the counfry vas bard ub for de-
lsuder- in those days
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-03

William Rogers. vho vas formerly gagged
a. -treet-cars sri~er in .hisc city. was brought
from N1skegoa by Jnier SaeriT saunders
last evening. and was lodged in Jail He
wac arrested upon q warrant for larceny.
and tas complaining witaess - a former
rarfner an1 rsom- mate. v'ho ciaims Rogers
broke epen hi= trnnk ana took from T. Sl5
ia casa When arrested Rogers had So IN
Hl4 l-oserszfrft.