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E. 3. BARNUM e. CO..
,y26 e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

R1crs ACCESSIBLE
YOU HAVE ONLY, KIND READER, TO WEND
YOUR WAY TO NO. III MARKET SPACE TO BE
CONVINCED OF THE TRUTH OF THIS STATE.
MENT. THERE YOU WILL CERTAINLY FIND
AND WHEN YOU HAVE FOUND 1T ENTER
AND MAKE PURCHASE OF SUCH ARTICLES
IN HIS LINE AS YOU MAY REQUIRE, AND
YOU WILL COME AWAY SATISFIED THAT
YOUR SEARCH FOR
WAS NOT WITHOUT IT'S REWARD AND THAT,
WE DID THINGS UP BROWN WHEN WE DIS.
COVERED TO YOU THE LOCATION OF
HIGHLY POPULAR AND FASHIONABLE BOOT
AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT. THERE YOU
WILL FIND THE LEADING STYLES AND BEST
MAKES FOR THE VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES
W. H RICH
my1s TT Market Space. Washington. DC
KEYSTONE Mar WH1sxEx
SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE
STRICTLY PURE
THE BEST TONIC.
PERFECTS DIGESTION
Unequalled for Consumption. Wasting Diseases and
General Debility.
PRICE. Per Bottle, s1.00: Bottles for $500
Beware Of limitations None genuine without the
signatureof EISNER 4 HENDERSON,
| Sole Agents tor the q. 8 Phla Pa
FOB sALEB By
~ ssls Sss?rs? No. washington. DO
f26n.w6f
CENETERY NOTICE!-A LARGE ASSORT
Oment OF ITALIAN and AMERICAN Marble
| aud GRANITE MONUMENTS Of every design and
description aud OF latest style and the best fnns
! u now offered at the lowest possible prices at
THE MARHLE WORKS.
Corner 2lst st. and Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Please call. inspect and be convinced. ap2l-2m*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-01

PALDNESS MAY BE AVOIDED BY THE USE
~ OF HALLE HAIR REVIEWER which prevents
the falling out OF the hair and stimulates IL to
growth and uxurancc. 1t also faded gray
hair to lis original dark color and radically cures
nearly every disease OF the scalp.
\ lERS SARSAPARILIA HAS SUCH CON-
Acentrated curative power that II is by far the best
Cheapest and sarest blood purifier known. my26
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHISGTeS, ID. G., June 1, 1855. IL A. M
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
winds generally westerly. rising barometer,
stationary temperature. except In the extreme
northern portion. slightly cooler
For Tuesday. fair weather + Indicated Tor the
districts bordering OH the Atlantic, including
the District of Columbia, the east gull states
aud the lower lake region. with slight changes
In temperature except in New England, where
IL will be slightly warmer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-01

PROPERTY SAIE.-SamUcl Herman has sold
10 Benjamin solomon the property fronting y,
ieet on the west side Of 9TH street. between O.
and III streets, for Sis. $50
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THE CELEBRArED
DYCKERHOFF PORTLAND CEMENT
The stronges. aud best known to the trade
II. L. CRAWFORD,
Sole Agent for District Of Columbia
Oftce-l4lS + ST. NV.
WarehOuse-H. J.. Biscoe's wharf, foot of 10th
Orders promptly filled and deliveries made to any
part OF the city.
PAVEMENTS.
GRANOLITHIC, ARTIFICIAL STONE,
ASPHALTUM NEGOTIATED MASTIC.
Streets, Sidewalks, Stables, Basement and Cellar
Floors, or wherever solid, smooth and durable
pavement or floor Is required.
Orders promptly attended to, and all work guaran-
teed for the term of i've years.
+ NOTICE.
AL representations that the above work, as per-
formed by infringement of any rights Of
Others or that any court has SO held, is incorrect
guarantee ali patrons OF my work against any
claims or suits for damages.
n. l. CRAWFORD,
14lS + st. NV.
Telephone call No. SS1. ap27-3m
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Don't forget Manager HerZogs benefit to-
night Admission 10 and.2O cents.
USE THE Enterprise" Pure Roasted coffee.
Packed in pound packages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-01

Use Barlley.s ..Enterprise. roasted cofIees.
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GENUINE DANFoRTH FLUID can only be OBJ
tanned ut w. ). jerks Il COS, III 9Th street.
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BRIGHTwoOD races, Friday, June 9Th. Admfs
sion free.
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DON'T forget Manager HerzUs's benefit to-
night. Admission 10 and 30 cents
MILK and whisky testers. He1nn;.1 :. near 4In.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-01

iHE REPAIRS AT MOUNT fEHSoS-The Mt
venom regents association NJ their meeting
SATURDAY awarded the contract for rebuilding
ING wharf t0J l. Robert, of this city, and the
tpiitIhct ior repairing the house to H.. X. Brad
shaw and ". ii. Burgess Of AIexau,Iria The
regents presented Col. Holiingsworth with a
neAhy complimentary testimonial upon his re-
ureIleht nom we POSITION OF Superintendent
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CONTENTS OF THE WoENIEY Sr.prrs At
ACCIiON-By direction OF the administrator
MT DowIin2 VIII sell tomorrow, at the Worm.
icy stables, III square between and h and 18th
ard 10TH streets, at 1 o'clock. the entire stock.
consisting OF line Carriages, horses and barnes,
anu sttole parapEernalia. This sale is made
Iro'n the fact THAI the Messrs. WormiCy do not
wan. want 10 be encountered with this addition TO
their business ~
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THE

LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.
myc3 CORNER 7rH AND sTREETA
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HE ENTIRE SroCiS of dry goods is advertised
az prime cost at Baums ). Reason, change of
business. See aiVt.
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:, ShANcEl;Y SALE.-NeSsrS- Walter Il. VIII
Mans & Co., auctioneers viii SELF ro-,norroyv
Sseh,inx az D O'Clock. "a desirable three-story
u~eAibs mouse, No. Az. New York avenue
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TnE LATEST:

IuE LATEST.
THE NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE.
$50 SEVENTH STREET.
NEAR CORNER STREET NORTHWEST
IS STILL AHEAD IN LOW PR CES NOTWITH-
STANDING THE GREAT SACRIFICE AND
SLAUGHTER OF GOODS ADVERTISED IN TIL
PAPERS. THE LADIES ALL SAY THEY CAN
NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE
(93U eth street,,
THAN ANYWHERE IN THE CITY. WE HAVE
NO OLD STOCK TO SELL AT HALF PRICE, AS
OUR STOCK Is FRESH AND NEW, WHICH WE
SELL AT THE PRICES ASKED FOR OLD STOCK.
WE RECEIVE DAILY ALL THE NEW STYLES
IN HATS. BONNETS. FLOWERS. FEATHERS.
RIBBONS, ScARFs, MULLS, GRAPES AND ALL
MILLINERY GOODS
Low PRICES. LOOK WE'LL IN NEWSPAPERS,
EUTTHERE Is NOTHING SO PLEASING TO THE
LADIES As TO FIND TIE LOW PRICES MARK
ED IN PLAIN FIGURES ON THE GOODS AT
THE
NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE
$3.50 9TH street,.
WE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO HAVE NOT
CALLED UPON US THAT WE WILL TAKE
PLEASURE THIS WEEK IN SHOWING THEM
OUR STOCK. AND THEY. LIKE HUNDREDS OF
OTHERS. WILL BE CONVINCED THAT THE
NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE,
IS THE PLACE FOR THEM TO GET REAL BAR
GAINS.
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,lowSoS's SALE-Sunmer silks and surahs.
49, bIack grenadines, zoe, see, 5Oc.; CLOTH
To- 10Y Sci;s poe, BE- see, 4oc.: dress goods,
io"son :, &c PeEEsy iyania ave, south side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-01

Postmaster AdreOn turned the Baltimore post
Office over to his successor, Mr.. l. Parker NeaZey
yesterday afternoon
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SUMNER RESORTS.

Mt kINEO HOUSE
4Sl MoOoSEHEAD LAKE MAINE.
The favorite resort for sportsmen tourists a
and invalids. Hay fever uaknown. For cir $eAy
cuiar address O. 4. DENNEN, Manager as Us ~ i
above. or CHENERf & CO., 1e6 State st, f.-,stSi.
fnxtr xr.ssr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-01

,;tr. ,hARioN CRAwFoRD'S NEW NoyEI-Its
han,5 -, HotO,s'er You can buy it, beautifully
B.nnN. III ci9th, any day this week, ut Chas.
osI,n az, pooh ana stationery departTpent, for
oiii9 90 cents; the regular price is 81 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-01

GLUT OF TOBACCO IN VIRGINIA-The tobacco
glut at l4ynchburg, Va. is unprecedented. Last
week closed with 1.o0O,0 600 pounds on the
Warehouse H0ors. sufficient for this week $ sales
Notwithstanding this state of affairs, prices
nave Kept up, and To prevent u break in the
market, the commission merchants are adver-
crops bacl. lor a few weeks. N6such necessity
ever occurred before.
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POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.. BOSTON
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OLD POINT COMFORT. VIRGINIA.
ORKNEY SPRINGS,
" SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.

To DECEMBER 1.
Greatest variety of medicinal waters Of any 4
summer resort in the United states Beaati- vsN0
ful scenery. magnificent roads Table unex u. IL
ceiled. Hot, cola shower and plunge baths. tooi
fishing and game In immediate Vicinity. This Is The
nearest watering place to Washington, being only
four hours ride on the L. and o. railroad.
Descriptive pamphlets. containing full information
may be obtained free by application at Drews and
Mllburn $ Drug stores and al the Post
my1-Sm Ii. CARBEII MADDlN Propripfor
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A. SAKS & CO.,
my2S 316 AND 31S SEVENTH STREET,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

q Ezyp1. tie sss1lsDs1s az the Anxio-
Ruszt2a oisp1fsI 60 ia C3rznsills-De.
Gsefs nErsew<ut, q ralsewnl Of TIE eli
anas wfrh Germany, sEn sslfsass esrssais
vita fur6sy and No specfai caltivsfioE
Of A eztenet with Francs. A policy en-
bf19iaR al thess p<ineipiaa kss all alnna
hsen spuruved BY eli tie permanent az.
ne12ls In thu nr;fish f1feiGn oEaaea
sm01ass whom Gladztoos's rezins lad
hsoo@s intensely disiiksd.
Glaassoneis insimafion Of dsssrni-
nasisn 30 retire fron pablie life hsa fcg
Liberal arraneeuenfs for the coming
have bean mada 10 seeurs from him q
PIAZZA speeches dlFing The ensuing sles-
tioa. The only engagement admitted
oy GladsteDs ID enc fer Aidlo4 hiAn. In
q letter-aeeii1ing requests for speeches
else1here. the Premier Eestes that be
has given q verbal promise 10 his poiiE-
zeal agents In Midlothian that he will
nos refire without addressing them, his
present constituency.
Lioeral eiecsion eRsnt8 generally re.
port great dit1calfy N obtaining eanda-
dates to contest ssats en the Liberal
plasfsEm. Radical candidates are, bow.
ever. reported plentiful.
The Birmingham Liberal Osae1s has
ADDICTED In Ia program for the cam
paixn the proposals. formulated by the
recent AiRsr4 Parliamentary Confer
snseL The proposals. call for reformation
Of the House Of Lerdz by ths exclusion
OF the Bishops from seats, and by g
specific Limitation Of the powers OF the
Peers 70 delay OF prevent necessarily leg
isletion.
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To all whom itmay Concern
0FTIok oF rnx COLUMBIA i.xD Puarf 1
sogNp RAILROAD CcisfAxH \

OFrIcR on THE COLUMBIA AND PuoEf
SogNn RAILROAD CoiffANx.
SEATTLE w. II. July ~ $50
WHERkAa. BY DkkD BEARING
w cate August ~ 1874 eteeatsti n pnrs
snance Of an ordinance approved Anlru4f
Is liza the city Of seattle conveyed tothe
seattle and Wnlla WAlla Rallreed and
Transportation Company. I'll the Mda
lands south Of King Btrcek IN said siiy of
seattle. In, along. around AID aboaffEiiio<
bay, from extreme high % extreme loB
tide and deep water and,
where's. The Legislative Assembly q
the Territory Of Washingt<0. hy SO Act
approved Scyemoer 8 81, rAtlnsd end
confirmed nd grant md cgareItneenpen
performed By said Company; and
Whereas Bald Act 81 tbs Legislative
Assembly vested the title ~ said lands IL
aid seattle and WaiIa N'nlin Ekllrna&
and Misrepresentation Compaay. n 10 sim
" where's, Ths Uaited snfss he sosui-
coed In said grant aad eonFsszncs fn1i
Walla Railroad and TfAnsporiatioa Gem
pany has transferred and csmvuYnst al AZ
aid lands 70 The Columbia aud Pilzs
Sound hnilFuad Companys
Nov, therefore, the said Columbia ard
Puget sound HAiiread Culnt.Mny hmrunY
gives n0tice that Il claims che exxinakxe
right TO oocupT said lznds and " s1ect
WhAryea and ethsr structures thefoo1.
and that al persons are horeby norincd -
refrain from eccapyinG Or sntcrinf upon
14ss = 80 :, az "a coisnbia ssd Pssss
sound Rallroad Company.
COLI NBIAE PUGkf BOUND n n 90
sps Aasisiant superinssslias4
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49, Nc nr.. =. Al, ..,,,,~v.,As.
49, 49, e. 80 H.ri - rrxe- &c.,
fr.I 49, wksrf sroand a nav "a
MiIfcn. thence arUund haoy or Five
mile rock and fnishing Ct the 0regon In
proyement Compeay, ooal whax1 mne
eus 49, 9sea y. ssaA.es Se -
80 - $50 - 80 sss.s,sa Z - = a.
-. - re
nrIes al ssfIIrr n be ruhllahea hare
affer.
rsgrsd 3efoes keel O. under. same course
- yachta. fsrs< prize ia second We;
eatrAaoe ".
& SlnEie SOUL row hastR pulled from
wunneL Writ prfsa sla. no sscond ca.
tranca 81
n-.hs. ..,Yl 49, IA. n.li.x 49,,
49, - a s..-,k-1 Al -
49,. =. $3.50 -
49, -. 40 :.
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NOTICE

como From SEAT
I lie 10 viGtnrfa. affair putekasing siek-
eta can 20 On board Steamer Olympinn.
e s1stfle, 81 -. n. II they prefer dang
% rather than % en- bard as - tia nexf
msrninE ~. ~ NAs Va. :, W g /.
ApprUTe1: 1usEx MUS
leAW Trafle AanAGer.
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FOREIGN.



~. PxrEsssune. jana l2.-TAe Moves
Frvssse \ daily pasiizhing afsiciea ex-
pfesanG fsaFs Of q frssh dispate with
sha CAhinef euntaininR Lord Salisbury
and Sir Rsndolph CAarchsli, tie Coslssf-
vstives-
rae WAR On ceasrMl Amersca.
Ia LEsxHrkp, Jane t2--A beag 81
SD 0aaten dana vita nine eAnnons
have entered ~ Anna. FiehftnG hss
been eoinx On AxSana AhnaehAlpaa.
Ouaiapaqae and 9nayAbeh 10 salss1ef.
foe fear days. witheat deanits resalts.
ustl Eeek - France Sc Asa.
smAsamAr. saae fs.--Ex Chane Ohikna.
Priaas Afn scr, Ass sntorsned -. Pa
teriistess, RFeneh 3inister. that China
vii ieck % France TOR Aid Ia The lsua-
sarnsian II railroads. and okAer pahiac
wofif&
eals q Eew nsuisss.
Dsvslrx. gaan fx--L.sie aispssnhes
srau, M.llog stats snas 20 ene wxs Hill
Cd. ard tA2l With the excegsieq Ct . leo
sliQhi erulsss the pzszeaRere u ne raj
resA wreek esespsd iRIaU.
ma Hrmrss nassle~.
fuxz Prxr. guns I1-0saeraf Nj
aleesn sslaraod hare iast nizAt fsoln -
unNtens.4fna eAaea sftsx bsg hsek.
IhaH afssrnson orders wsxa taN1ei faf
III ths rpoaH2sd forse knd essllnlzs .
b1ld theaaelFes n Feadine1s - Fr9-
esn1 b ksd Pos FsssF e 9 escbcek -
mnFroe unarnsnz. 4l1disaaa sxpeekz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

To the taste, more acceptable 10 the
stomach. and more truly beAsnciAi in
its action. the famous California liquid
fruit renedy, Syrup Of FIGS. 10 rapidly
superseding all others Try it. Sample
botties free and large bottles fog sale BY
A. b. STxwAxr.
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THE NUGGET,

DUBLIsHED IN THE HKARr
Of q rich AGRICULTURAL reRioli.
Il an excellent advertising medi.
um and business men skouid maks
use OF its columnA u has the
largest circulation OF any pspsr
between Portland ami TMcImn
lOlympiA not exceptodl and u tha
ofilciai paper OF Lewis county.
Subscription. - q year eIixin
Copy. centA Advertising rstn
made known upon application,
Address THk NUGGET.
eio ChekEliA w. II.
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Ayers sarssparilia Operates radically
npon and thrsaah the blood, and 10 8
safs, reliable, and absolute cure for tbs
various diseases, complaints. and dir
orders due TO debility, or 20 any con-
ssisuti1aal faint or infection.
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a NEAT YOUNG GIRL TWELVE
n o. ffksen gears ED. - take ears %
ehfidrHn an1 mkke hers14 generaily user
fnl q . sHsn family. Addrsss Y. o box
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AdmInfstratsr's Netice -
Creditors.

VvEKRTTOKr on wAsE1Ix6F0x. c0UaTy
u Il KznR. q. II tAs Ffoea1s ogurt a
81 Nag enanfx.
= ~ rnssssr e sns sz1z<s e 0xrl.s y
ckiiberE, ases~Es&.
NgescE 3 hnrxhy Efws1 ~ 80 un4mNKnaA
ssnlnissxx2nr . - ssszss q cAzzI - .. chn
hnrR 1eee.ss1- - ~ crr1IinFx - ed - -
sans ksss.4 clEnz apsinst - sd aec>ssed.
- pr~@sn< thsn, Nilk - necazssFy vsnzissrx.
washin ems yak< &1ax the Grsk p1ksses1zon e
ia razzce, - tne sd hiz.znfszrEzx. - kis
pzzrs q bzxznepS - - ss1fhezsk en<1Ef e
<xs<1 =. esnaEY - King 80 TxraEexy -
Wszhn9sun - Us mMs Hsil - fsesssx haFrx1-
xsDREw oHuNExa.
k<zlrzrrszuz e - essz1s e cn.<ses 3.
A<ia1& assssssA nFlS 49,
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NOTICE.

DRRs0Ns REGlsTERKD LAST
Il year win noe have 20 apply for rcEtz
fras{1n next week nniess they have ~
moxed 70 another war1
Il & OSBORNE.
Dated June IA fssS' iorIs
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nRa 4 g. MO0KRs DREssMAEER
w mas mayed her placs a. bGssness -
eenon1 slree4 seesn1 dor natth e -
Chariex He<el So 4 sgzns Scr the edo
hrs1c1
nc DowEll naaFTIse MACHINE.
Bea ns<kod fer cufzinx sn1 1lfinE nex
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PLACE 10 Assist IN LIgaF
n k1nsesc<k- lnGairs q - kIzth
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y this move % insercspe Big Bar.
he laftss 10 going almost drs n0rfA-
wAfd tne oo1nsry % vanish be has rs-
.reatsd . esrru tReogHfss 70 shs whafes.
lhsfs are no trails. and IL 10 enly ec--
L.n1eo sooosesioa of hills. forssts and
An esiemsaf frnxesy.
scrzAkz. Jane Ia traas6y recsuriy
occurred IN tia family ef PrEuk Do.dS-
frince of 4zriditsx Ths Prince a a.
eAtned - q h0ssa9e as Oomz1autinoule.
From there he ssut q message 20 lin
DoxneR, vhc resides st Scatsxi, saving
tezf be s1spected shat his cousin va
playing the part OF q spy fog The furk-
10 ROFernment. TIE cousin afterw ard
visiting the residences Of Prenk Doda IN
seatari, wss sfst dad Ths arrrss o.
the mother and sister Of Prsnk Dode
was Immediately sr3sred. Thsv e.
oaped arrest by seeking and securinp
res1Re IN the French consulate. The
P1rts nov demands the snrr-u.4er h.
the Preach authorities % toe usother
and SISTER OF Prenk Doda. claiuino
that they are aecomplicez.
The Radical PreRrzm.
LoxDos, ynne ls.-The annual din.
ner OF the Golden Clab toak place To-
night Among the speaksrs vas Sir
Charles Dixie. Who. after advoeasins
Razfantsed neutrality for Egypt simi-
lar 70 that established in Belgian, aid
be desired tbs sans forms for toe GOOD
1oEernment Of EaQland. he urged
England 20 give Ireland the same ma
nieipal and Imperial franchises e are
enJ3Sod By themselves. Enslishmsn
have no ccneeptio1 Vt the imperfsc-
tisns af munieipal government, or the
meaning OF ths grand Jury system, OF
the grievances Imposed on the people Of
Cork. Limerick and Belfast fhese
people are compelled 20 ostain tie
sanction Of England for every ANAL
private bill adectina their interests.
fheir abuses we're q source Of weak
ness and dagger 70 the EnRlish oonnse-
ton.
Joseph Chamberlain said he could
cohesive Of no nobler task of a re-
formed Parliament than 20 carry out
the legislation sxpounded by Dixie. Il
must also deal with the cbstruetion Of
parliamentary business. which resalssd
IN saddiing the GoveEnnent Nth pstty
details that ought 70 be referred to
other bodies. What was wanted was a
remedy for the deep rooted discomfort
which b the natural result Of enc ma
ton trying % Interfere With and control
the domestic life and social economy Of
another whose Rsnias and requirements
are DOT understood He looked 10 the
neg Parliament 10 accompiish this
great work. which was the Only hope 10
pacify Ireland aud maintain the
strengte and integrity of the Empire.
The speeohes Of Chambsriain ana
Duke viii. IL 10 thought. make great
sensAtlen- They are regarded a. q
direct bud By the Radicals for an Irish
alliance against both the Wings and
Tories
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EKw Yosx. June Is.--Miss Mary Irsns
Hoyt. through her counsel, General Bat
les. Gen. Pryor and u. J. Dzhaiehnio,
bro1ghs suis IN the Suprene Court TO
recover damages. placed a. 81 DOC. 600,
from Samael H0yt, Alfred Hoyt and
James W. 5askson. executors Of the
esssie Of the late Joseph z. Hoyt, Miss
HDyts father, and also against her
cousin Jesse Hoyt, DIR. h. b. Miller, Dr..
SeldeL, II. Taicots and DR.. George W.
DilIsn, Of the Middleton insane Asylum.
Miss Hoyt charges malisious conspiracy
and prosecution. and says the doctors
falsslY pronounced her insane when her
father vas on mis- death bed. that his
bfoshers might the more easily influ-
efaes the dying man. Miss Hoyt ssys
that although she vas adjndRsd luna
tie, she was allowed to leave the asylum
10 testify in the contest over her fzthsr's
will
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AN EXAMINATION on CANDI-
"A dates for edmission 70 Prinoeton Col
the Once q Ntesz. WhitfleeeF 4 Ca. safe
Deposit building. under ~ hority u iha
Faeulty Of the Colls9e. By tbs undsr.
caAa y. wHIrrLKsgY. A. NJ
WIN. H. wmrTLkzKSs a y. :
Kx.nlna,lens % comneacs 81 il .. n.
June ~. toe
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Architects gad builders unite In ssying
oar Nos. and q for bed room and ofIiee
ventilation, VIII soon become ~ standard
e the window.
Our venfilafor DIN any sizal. whea
placed through wall. . window eash. or
4 wooden bar under sash. admits . con-
slant supply If fresh air usfer perfect
control without drnughwy any desired
Temperature can Be maintained IN any
nho1ld Be without 70 es Is stops burglars.
excludes rain and dzst and keeps the
aparfmont constantly fresh without rails
inH the windaWs. Being heavily plated
In nickel. Il b very ornamental when IN
placa. The handles serve 70 regulate
venfiiat0r. also 10 r&tse and lower The
window.
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gKATfL1 LODGE No q L o. G. 7,
- meess every Monday night IN Odd
Fellows Hall, lReznfg'3 Front street.
yisifiaz naenbcrx IN ROOD Sanding cor
daily tnvit.d- r cALyMHE
J. W. AxnExzox. r. . VIC Z.
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Mast be Passive.

WAE8uoToN, June A-ShoFtly altar
the oonsaEmstaon Of the Lease recently
entered tnto by the Central and South
sra Pacific Railroad Companies TO the
soatasrn Paoiie Company Of Kentaeky,
the Attorney Gsnsfal vas called upon b.
tbs interior Depa tnent for an opinion
TO WHISTLER the interests Of the United
States IN the Central Pacific Railroad
sere affected By the making Of the
iease 70 the exsent Of warranting in
terfersoce By ths Government. Ths
Attorney General has decided that if 10
NOS preper Eor the Governments 70 take
anI ataua ahaAAIaE in the maitar
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NOTICE..

HKREAFTER THE O. r. an. cos
Ii steamer Olympien win land &C the
Ocean Dock. W. VAN WATERS,
tell Agent o. r. q n. Go
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purrs,yno, jane ia cOnferense
u SO he ii:oa manufacturers and q
- rgt,as Of iihs AmAieam sted Assooi-
- eosamsneed d ons e'elosk this at.
1900. fnsrs is osnsidsfasle anxiety
q I<sfa wat proposition wiz be sab
,rs,,sd btit ths usai 3st sscussy IL being
sssiafsinsd. Toe iron workers say the
ss-r.ssa!ng or toe e1ufsrslses means Q
1900 ~ b. chs manufacturer.
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GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS
Hay and Grain.

Aiways On hand nns assorfment q
Canned Ffwin and Vegetables Excei-
isnt El6@ Battnr an3 Chimscum Cheens .
Good s,,a q reduced rsiss f1x cash
ana d<livsred tres a. charge.
mis- CAI.kfNs e RKDDfAH.