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All four OF the Maine Congressman have been
renominated virtually by acclamation. The
Dirigo state thereby shows proper appreciation
of the good quality OF her representation in
Congress. For a long series of years the Maine
delegation have held the front in the House.
and the transfer of Blaine and Frye to the
Senate has not broken that lead. Reed and
Dingley have proved themselves amply quail
ned for the succession, and Milliken and Bou.
telle are following pretty closely in line
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The French cabinet In rejecting the expulsion
bill proposed by the committee of the chamber
have shown n higher realization of the meaning
OF popular liberty than the deputies. A republic
which banishes men, women and children, not
for any offense of their own, but because of
their relation to a royal family which stopped
reigning years and years ago. would be funny
anomaly republic, indeed, which needs
such a measure for its security must rest on q
very shaky foundation.
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W. Have Jusr OPENED An

elegant line of White Suits, for summer wear,
confirmation and graduation, which we have
marked at exceptionally low prices. and have
had q little book printed. showing four of our
best and most popular Styles with price Of
each. Ask for it.
To-day We quote:
1 lot of Ladies' White India Linen Suits con-
sisting of French waist with belt, and skirt
neatly trimmed with ruf1es. Worth $3.50,
only - each.
lot of Ladies' White India Linen Suits con-
sisting of pieces skirt and over-skirt rufiied
and trimmed with Hamburg embroidery,
basque neatly trimmed with Hamburg edging
and inserting. Worth $3.50, only So each.
lot of Ladies' Excellent White India Linen
Suits, the skirt is handsomely trimmed on
either side with fine embroidery, with short
basque trimmed to match. Worth $11, only
$3.50 each
lot of Ladies' White India Linen Suits, i'm
ported material waist OF ''all-Over" embroid.
cry. the skirt trimmed with deep rutf1es I'm
tshed with fine edging An elegant suit
Worth SIS. only $15 each.
Note..All necessary alterations to insure o
perfect fit will be made by our experienced
dress-ma&ers free of charge
Second floor: take elevatOr.)
ie0 WOODWARD d LOTHROP.
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Representative Wheeler, of Alabama, made
m earnest effort yesterday To explain away the
serious error of Judgment of which, even I'm the
opinion of his party friends he was guilty on
Friday evening, when he used his privileges on
the floor Of the House to assail the memory of
Edwin NJ. Stanton.
The letter Mr.. Kelley, of Pennsylvania, read
70 the House, in which the noted w ar Secretary
gives to a personal friend his answer to the
stories In circulation about his abuses of power
for personal ends, makes n strong presentation
Of Its case. Aside from any such testimony,
however, every one who came into close con-
tact with Mr.. Stanton during the war, must
have been impressed with his devotion to the
Iron will, brusque manner, and lack Of the
genial qualities which attract the hearts of
men, combined to render him unpopular with
those who were not ready to cover n great
many faults with charity. He was tyrannical
ut times, and made no secret of 1t. He had to
be. In the critical condition of affairs just then
It was necessary to unlearn many of the gentler
virtues and cultivate those of the sterner sort.
Sometimes the administration found itself
compelled to make the Individual suffer in
order that the state might be spared, and Mr..
Stanton was always ready to step to the fore on
such an occasion. When the time comes for q
calm adjustment Of the relative places to be
occupied in history by the leading characters
In the civil war 1t is pretty certain that the
services of the great War Secretary In the sup
preston of the rebellion will be ranked as not
less than those of Lincoln or Grant.
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STRIKES AND Lockours

STRIKEs AND LocKoUTs
ALL OVER
The trouble we have now is with Collars and Gun.
The following note. which we received by post d self
explanatory:
I've cannot complete your order Of
June ID. but forward the sizes so far a.
possible.
All Troy Collar factories are closed.
and we cannot, at this time. say when
work will be resumed
Union Square. North. New York.
Trade-E w.-Mark"
wsknow nothing Of the reasons why these factories
Idle. but had early information that stoppase
was impending. stocked up in advance. and VIII
be able to customers good assortment
some time to come.
As to Shirts, we don't expect any shortage, but
provision is always anticipating such an event. Any
gentleman who appreciates perfectly-atting Shirt
can scarcely afford to ignore our claim that we have
the finest. best and bestattins Shirts in America
IS CENTS TO $3.50.
embraces our range of qualities.
BOYS FROM so CENTS UP.
Rain shine. it's all the same, so far as Umbrellas
are necessary in summer. It pays you to buy good
one. not necessarily high priced one. but one that
flls its design of keeping of rays the sun and
the drops Of rain and one that will wear we'll Ours
have all these qualities.
IS CENTS TO 90.
nany man in q. 8. can buy better and cheaper
Half Hose than our buyer. we haven't seen him. No
makebeleves pass his critical inspection We think
we fait at that point, and desire your nvest
CATION,
20 CENTS AND UPWARD
represent all that we have to say on that subject
Baibrisgan Underwear has met with unqualified
success this sprngseason. Thereason it. we think
is that is economical that is If you buy Of us We
have sold good many. and expect yet to make large
sales
40 CENTS AND UPWARD.
When we come to Neckwear that is, scars and
Ties, we confess our inability to put them in an at
tractive form In newspaper advertisement, but our
show cases tell the whole story forcibly than
language can.
% CENTS AND UPWARD.
II You are going to take outing, we have hume
rous things to interest you such Flannel Shirts.
Yachting Goods, Rowing Garments. Bathing Suits,
Shooting Suits Bicycle Suits and Sporting Garments
generally. These last are distributed in
DEPARTMENTS A, B AND C,
300. 3O2, 3O4, BOG and 3OS Seventh Street.
SAKS & COMPANY,
fe9
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SEM-AsSuA1 REDucrroSs

SEM1-ANNuAL REDucrroSs
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS
at Greatly Reduced Prices.
PRINTED INDIA PONGEES, % In. wide, reduced
BLACK PoNGEE. 81.
Best Quality CHINA PONGEE Soc
oolors. 81
Best Quality PRINTED BATIsTE, 80 in wide, loo.
PARAsOLS at cost.
Great Bargains in REMNANTS of every descrip-
lion.
We have lot of BINGHAM EMBROIDERED
koBES which We have just reduced to IS from So
sHAwLS in Cream, Blue and Cardinal
EMBRoIDERED: FICHUS at marked-down prices
Beautiful CHALE DE LAME, 80 in wide at soc
Special prices In BLACKSILKS MERvEILLEUX
RHADAMES and SURAHS at 81 and 81 25; best
values ever offered
STRIPED sURAH sILKs.s st SOC. Original price
%1.25.
FRENCH sATTEENs In great variety: newest
Efyies and best goods.
-LUPIN's ALL WOOL NUNS vEILINGs at 25c
Black only.
PoNGEE EMBROIDERED ROBES at cost
! Great Bargains in HUCk TOWELS al 25c
Our Remnant Table contains all the Short Lengths
we have marked Less than Cost
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The Milwaukee anarchists do not seem to
realize when they have had enough. After
shooting down a lot of them at Bay View 1t may
be necessary for the authorities TO hang one or
two. An attempt was made yesterday to burn
the house of Major Traeumer, who commanded
the troops at the recent riot. If the arson laws
OF Wisconsin are as severe as those in many
other states such crime is liable to cost its per-
petratOr his life,
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Since the days OF Reverdy Johnson and Henry
Winter Davis the state of Maryland has not
made much figure in either branch of Congress,
and the vigorous and telling speech of Mr.. Nc
Comas in the House yesterday, was something
of a surprise. The republicans seemed to recog-
nize at once that they had gained a decided
accession tn their der ating force.
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p ARAso1 WEArHER.
We desire to take advantage Of It, and at the same
time give you the advantage If you want TO take II
look at the following prices, and see II we are moi
doing so:
8 COACHING PARAsoLs. Changeable Silk
S4.24 instead Of $a9s.
1RoMAN STRIPED "M1KADo."
$6.96 instead Of $12.A
wATERED SILK, Extra Fine Carved Handles
$746 instead Of $0.S4.
CHANGEABLE "MIKADo,"
$3.4S instead Of 1924
4ExTRA FINE STRIPED COACHING,
$3.50 instead Of $6.4s.
6ExTRA FINE. Changeable. STRIPED COACHING
$4.2S instead Of $548.
10 CHANGEABLE COACHINas,
S2.74 instead OF $34S.
BLACK AND WHITE CHECKED ccACHINGs
1924 instead of $4.24.
PoNGEE "MIKADo." BALL FRINGE
$5.9S instead Of $1O.24,
BEIGE SILK "MIKADo," BALL FRINGE.
$6.4S instead Of $1,000
8 ROMAN BoRDERED PoNaEE coACHINGs
$49S instead OF $64S.
7sAT1N STRIPED PoNGEE CoACH1Nos,
44.24 instead Of $5.36.
2 EMBROIDERED PONGEE COACHIN0s,
$39S instead Of $4.75.
2 EMBROIDERED PoNGEE CoACHIN0s,
S39S instead Of $3.50.
1wHITE BLUE BORDER. FRENCH,
1924 instead of 1924
I prAcR prADrD TACr rDc,r p,vnp r,r,,1
$9.9S instead Of $15.4a.
FINE SILK CoACHINas,
$3.98 instead Of $498
FIGURED PoNaEE CoACHINas.
$2.4S instead Of $500.
20 STRIPED SATIN CoACHINas,
$24S instead Of 1924.
TAPE TRIMMED MOURNING.
1924 instead Of 9648.
OTHER STYLES. ALL REDUCED.
FAN WEATHER
8 Styles JAPANESE FANS
SC. instead Of 10c.
I Style Japanese Parchment Fans.
1Oc. instead Of 13c.
2styles japanese Parchment Fans,
15c. instead OF 19c
8Styles japanese Parchment Fans,
zoe instead Of Csc.
4 Styles japanese Extra Fine Fans,
sob. instead Of 3Sc
3styles Japanese Gold and Fine Painted Fans,
4Oc. instead OF Acc
2styies Imported Chrome and Cretons Fans,
12c instead Of 15c.
Style Hand Painted satteen Fans Assorted Patterns
33c instead Of Sec
2styles Hand Painted and Chrome Fans,
sec. instead Of 40c.
Style Extra Large Painted satteen Fan,
SEC. instead OF sc.
Style Extra Large Painted Gause Fan,
| $l.24 instead OF 9l.46.
COATS.
We understand this 10 nos
COAT EATHER,
But to remind thst they are servceable for sEl
SIDE, COUNTRY and MOUNTAIN WEAR shoul
you desire one. this Is your chance il fortunately "
have your size.
| walking Coats sizes "a and SO, red only. Jerse
Boucle Cloth, faced with satin,
$S29 instead Of $500.
walking Coats sizes 1-S4 and 2s8e, Of elegant bf
nAao ciotn, diagonal trimming of Hercules braid,
$o4A instead Of $780,
4Norfok Jackets sizes 80. 81. SO. red Boucle caos
| $o0S instead Of $a76.
Walking Coats Sizes 81 and SO; doubls.brsaste
loose mont; red Frisee cloth.
$4lS instead Of ea76
| n We Close n Q pm. saturdays sxcepssd
THE "soN MARcHE..
sie-sis SEVENTH STREET NV
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LOST AND FOUND.

II oST-BETwEEN SUNDAY r. NJ. AND TUES.
somewhere within q lew square Of zoos n st a ~.
Please address and receive reward H.
4 osT-wHITE MoRIE SILK SASH " me sTH.
u Ibetween lth and NJ aud 18th and q seA A suit
able reward II returned 20 1879 Gst Ia
c.O REwARD-LOsT ON FRIDAY. JUNE 4TH,
% near Lincoln park one black snG 'sn h is1
PHkEY stamped plate, The above reward VII -
gwen ~ delivered i0e PennsylS sns ave- Nv -1ees
I,,oUND-AT THE CITY POST OfFfCE-oN TH1
IL morning OF June 9th. . small oY VI money, wnsco
the ow ner can have by Application 10 r. McN ~
HANY. l2(iz 10th st NV teUR
II osT-oN 9Th ST, NEAR q E. JUNE VI
ais st s.e yee'H.
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SALE DAYS.
We will offer
I Case FoULARD sUITINGs at &c. per yard
ferent colored figures; % different designs.
Another Case CHECK NAINsOOK at e14c per
yard; worth 12lec.
40-inch Wide DENTELLE DRESS GOODS at 85c
per yard; recent price, 81.
8 Cases REMNANTS OF FINEST sATINEs. in
Solid COlors Neat Checks and Beautiful Figures ct
Ioc per yard; worth 3Oc These come in good engths
Case STRIPED AND CHECKED LINEN SHIT
ING at 12l2c. per yard recent price, 25c.
SO Dozen CHILDRENS HEAVY RIBBED IIsIE
Long Length Solid Colored) HOSE at csc per pair
chant
20 Button Length BLACK LISLE-THREAD
GLOVES at Csc. per pair; worth 6Oc.
CHILDREN's Isle GLOVES at &c. per pair
good value at l5c.
LADIES' TAFFETA SILK GLOVES at lie ner
pair; value 30c.
CENTS IMITATION GUYoT sUsPENDERs at
lie per pair, worth 20c.
LADIES ROMAN GOLD CUFF-BUTToNs at 2sc.
per pair.
% Dozen FINE CAMBRIA CHEdIsE, with Yoke
OF Deep d Embroidery: finished with Ribbon Trim
1sssron Fss With ,.
sold at 33c. ''
so WHITE EMBROIDERED ROBES put I'D In
boxes with o-inch wide neat embroidery, at 81 60.
100 FINE.MADE CORsETs, Perfect Fitting. Well
Shaped, at Soc per pair: worth CSC.
/ Case REMNANT INDIA LINEN at 61ac Der
yard worth 12l2c.
Cases FIGURED LAWN at 41ac. per yard.
REMNANTS OF BEST BRANDS BLEACHEp
COTTONS. such as Pride OF the West Wamsutta etc
at &c. per yard
IS Dozen NURSES APRONS, with Deep Tucks, at
19c.; regular price, 25c.
We find Ii necessary to impress the fact thar we will
positively sell the above bargains for CASH ONLY
The goods marked these days are positive bar
gains. as they are sold below cost.
That they are appreciated Is proven by the multi
tnues tnat throng our establishment Remnant DAYS
Remember, the above Bargains are for
THURSDAY AID FRIDAY ONLY.
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NEw BARGAINS In G1ovEs
Lakes Button Length Jersey Isle Thread
Gloves, full fashioned fingers, in Tans Mode,
and Golden Browns rs and 371ac per pair.
Ladies' and Button LengthChamos Nous
Quetaire Gloves for the SeashOre, driving and
mountain wear. very durable; only $1.OO and
81 70 per pair.
Our Glove department Is ripe for bargains
WOODWARD d LOTHROP
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EAcrs,

FAcrs, F,crs,
SOLID FACTS
That are vOuched b. the public at larg. that the
Siothng Palace II the Heig bargains in
Ciothlng Hats AMI Furnishings And TO give you AN
Ioea Oh what you secure By calling will
quote fea prices below:
PANIS, PASTSf PANTS,
Chfidren's Knee Pants 10 4O, soc and up.
BOYS Long Pants at 40. .Jc, 81 and up.
Mems Working Pants zoe, 81 aud up.
Mens All Wool Pants at - 30. - and up
men 1 Inc Dress Pants at $40, ~, - and
SUITS SUITS. SUITS.
Stiildren.S School suits "a SlJU. - ami I'D.
Chiidren's Fine suits at IS. "a. 80 and up
Boys School suits AT s;5, so - and up
Boys Dress Suits at -. 50 - and up
mems Working suits at -, ~ 30, - and up
Aeu 8 bushes suits al III, $3.50, 80 and up.
and up '' "''0
Mems Fine All Wool Suits al 50. So $40 and up
HATS HATS HATS,
Ghildrens Hats at 10. %, 4Oc. and ny.
Boys Hats al %, So, 15c. and up
Mems Hats 40 81, zoe and up.
ures -
Keep this fact constantly in mind: We ciothe both
Nan and boy styshly comfortably and satisfactorily
~ lowest living prices.
NJ kAUFMAN'S
Clothing Palace.
Cor Sth and Sta
81 We close at pm. Saturdays and Ewes Of Hol-
Gays e1cepted apl53m
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ESon sALF-0REAT BARGAIN IN REAL rs
- sstes ga new Brick Houses. rooms each. situated
~ eeeul&ls avenue northwest. with wide parking.
SsI6Se s ealy 1904 Terms 900 cash. balance
jsb1ws w ssi Estaas AeeGt, lla6 B. Z. ave
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FoR SEASIDE AND MourrA1r.
We are displaying excellent stock OF
Cream and Navy Blue Flannels especially for
seaside and mountain wear, and for Lawn Ten
mis- and Boating Suits, which we have marked
at exceptionally low prices, comprising the fol-
lowing elegant fabrics:
Crinkle Cloth, Canvas Cloth,
Lace Canvas, Examines
Ratiste, Canvas FOule
Gauzaline, Tricots,
EnOgat, Nuns Veilings,
Matte Jersey Suiting,
Tissus, Corded Batiste.
AlbatrOSS, FlannelS,
Basket Cloth. DiagOnals
dag. Canvas. MatelaSse,
MOhairs, Serges.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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DENTISTRY.

DR STARR PARsoNs. COR vTH AND I'm W
Dfiliing . specially; also the cure Of toothashs
gums alevlsses pam oi sxusctiiw Gas b1ven spl3
INT. II. TALBOT. DENTJsr. <s7 7rH o.
y ehros doom 1r0nn CORNER = Dssistussy n ~
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NV Lor.
JUST OPENED FINE ASSORTMENT PLAIN
AND FANCY FLANNEL TENNIS
SHIRTS.
w. 8. TEL.
Jeo 935 Pennsylvania avenue.
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LAsspuRoH & Bno.

LANsBuReH & BRo.
40 422 424-426 SEVENTH STREET
FOR TOMORROW THURSDAY, JUNE 100
FRIDAY. JUNE IL,
OUR REGULAR REMNANT AND BARGAIN
SALE DAYS
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FOR SALE-LOTS

INoR SALE-BOT ON 18TH ST. NEAR T NV.
With small onestory Brick, only 80 cents per foot
800 A. p. PARDON,
lNoR sA LE-sMALL LOTS AND SMALL HOUSES
terms A +. PARDON,
lee-St 1926 Est
LNoR sALE-FINE LOT ON MAssACHUsETTs
ave near .th st NV, % feet 'front.' 23 front
on 10Th ST NV. Short lot East Capitol ST. II iced
'front.'; lss feet front NV. at Csc per square
foot. TYLER A RlTTUEREntaf
je5-6t l2o6 n "a -
INoR saLE-FINE PLOT OF GROUND WITHIN
Tour squares of Capitol, 2g0xl50 fronting on
1hree Streets: good for speculation or improvements
cheap To quick buyer. Also lots. TO Ht asa
per -; foot TYLER d RUTHERFORD,
Jeo-ot' 1875 r st NV.
EoR SALE-ENTIRE NORTH OF SQUARE
1915. bounded by n. g ave, A. Ii and 4th sta,
l446S So feet 1900 So feet square 1888 nj in.
Sestment prices Two lots L. bet 18th and 18Th
SIS Lot ON ., 10th and 2lst sts 2oxDS n 60 paved
aiey. A. 4. HILL d CO.. 1888 Est je32w
I,NoR SALE-SUPERB PLOT OF GROUND COM
- manding grand view OF Washington and It's en-
Nrons II offered Tor sale for few days; fronts l2O
H. on Prospect street, lso n. Meridian ave IA N
on Crescent ST.. Meridian HilE 28 463 sqr n enclosed
by picket fence just north Of 1t on wet sids
OF 10th St Look NJ IT, OWNER
my29 Dox 2sa city y n
LNoR SALE-THREE FINE LOTT. EACH 2lxg7
ieet on Il St, Just west OF New Hampshire ave fine
SIDE NJ ST NV, very cheap. Apply OWNER, Room
=. iooI 81 NV. my24-lm
ITOR sALE-A BARGAIN IN GOOD LOT,
- on Massachusetts ave, near New Jersey ave.
2o1l5 10 alley. Price 81 per foot Easy terms
DANhNHoMfR son. Ills Est myI5im
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910 M st, b. h.,miS10.5OO
SOLO n, b. h.mL, 12r-S,5O0
1913 1. b. b. mi l3r. 81, 800
2O33 II b. b. mi ,l2r.S,0UO
1147 E, b. b., mi, l0r. 900
026 Mass av. BIB. 10r.6, sou
22l +, b h.. mi .l0r..6,5U0
12OS 9th b. h.ml ,8r.. $500
The above d only Q smsl
books. For full Hst call q;
the LIST and 18th. IjeSl
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

INOR RENT - NATIONAL LAW AND TRUST
Il CO.. 1914 r ST.
very desirable Office Room for rent in said build
ing. JOHN T. MITCHELL.
je9-1Ot Real Estate Department.
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SURPLUS Srocx Or BLACK GooDs.

Nor FRoM CHo1cr.
Necessity compels us to offer you our Com
binatiOn Wooden Dress Robes, which we for
merly sold at from SO to $40. at the ridicu-
lously low price Of 30 and $3.50 per Robe, in
order to dispose of them while in season.
You will no doubt appreciate buying them at
these low prices Plenty material for full dress
WOODWARD Il LOTHROP.
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406&40S IL Or. S., 600
495 c S. ,b.h .Sr.,.......3.500
I'll II sw,b.h.l0r....3. 500
6l5 LIST sw. &3rear .5r3 ,OOU
625&627 10 ne. er-..2.00O
342&344 Msw. FIR. Ar. i 500
406&4l0 8 sw. r.3r- 900
Alley4l2&6. Hal s.w. 300
portion of property on my
office for bulletin issued on
THOS. +. WAGGAMAN.
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TIyOR SALE-RENT OR EXCHANGE, 3-STORY,
Il press brick bay window House 1922 9Th 81. n
8 rooms and bath: all mod. imps, $4,000.
Two 2story Frame Houses at Mt. Pleasant, rooms
each, lots 25xl5O square from street cars, $500
IL Small Houses 4 rooms each. northwest section;
renting for 1922 per month. $3.50
8 Houses on 10th St nw, renting for 5000 q year,
$3.50.
so 600 feet of vround bet and F SITS. east, near
Sd st., at bargain. JOHN I. w A8GAMAN.
je7-6t S04 and 500 + St NV.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

"ANTED-BY CENT? EMAN AND WIFE
w nicely furnished front Room, alcove room pre-
ferred with board where the comforts of home may
be enoyed location must be healthy terms per month
to be summer rates. Address, stating terms per
month and full particulars to room and location,
Box 80. Star Office. Its
w man and companion. nicely-furnished room.
all cOnveniences, between 9th and 18th and g and
SITS. NV; no questions Address New York, Star
office ie9-3t*
NIANTED-BY A SMALL, GENTEEL FAMILY
w ofaduls, five or six Unfinished Rooms adapted
to housekeeping. Address, stating price, Box ~,
Evening Star. Of
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Observation-Disclosures

L>OR RENT-A FIRST CLASS STABLE FOR 4
u horses and carriages. near Thomas Circle. Ad-
dress Box no. Star Office. Jest
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EoR sALE-JoT on 18TH ST. NEAR NV.
II with small onestory Brick only 80 cents per foot
800 A. p. PARDON,
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT
M lowest rates.
DANENHOWER SON,
ap24 Ills
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR
Nx FIRSTCLASS SECURITIES at lowest rates of
interest No delay where the security is good.
mh3O o. G. GREEN, 3O3 eth st. NV
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-05
A Missouri Tragedy.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, March 4.-De-
tails have Just been received here OF a
tragedy ia fancy county, in which
VA N. Kinney shot and killed An
drew J. V. CoRburn at Oak Grove
audrch last Sunday evening. Kinney
d his boy, Payne, rode up to the
schocl-house, where the Rev. II. @.
Oennison was h. ding a meeting, aud
commanded Cogburn, who was stand
,nS near the door, TO throw up his
hande, and meeting refusal shot him
uoWn, killing him instantly. The in
que was held, and Kinney was &C.
gnlted by the coToner's jury. From
WpS' can be leaned there were sew
sr' 4 oil klnney's iiends at the inquest
hesvyy aimed, aud Kinney himae
carfleH a shotgun and revolver, ell
enough being under arrest,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-05
Conflict Between SGrIAers and Non.
Union nen at 10. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, March 4.-The wire
mill on Twcnty-iirst nd Papin streets
was last night the scene of conflict
between strikers and non-strikers that
resulted in the injury OF two men and
in the arrest of four. Some time ago
the wire-rollers employed in the shop
struck for an increase of wages. They
were receiving$l day and demanded
81 %. They were nearly all boys be-
tween fifteen and twenty years of age,
and the company refused to grant the
the demand. As n compromise, they
offered the boys 81 Is a day, and told
them, if they chose, they could all go
back TO work at that figure. Some Of
them went TO work and Others re-
fused. Last night, as the boys who
were at work were on their way home
from the shop they were waylaid by
half Il dozen strikers, who attacked
them. John Howard and Mike Elem
ing were injured, and their cries sum
moned Officers Kinney, Boland and
McKcrnan. The strikers were pur-
sued, and four of them arrested and
locked up mt the -Four Courts. They
gave their names as James Nolan,
William Keil, Benjamin Burke and
Edward Florian. Charges OF riotously
disturbing the peace were entered
against them.