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The National tribune., 1886-02-18

L. j. wentz, Little Falls: Officers of Galpin Post
No: 49, Commander, T. Dasey; S.V. c., J. r. Fort ;
E. j. Wentz; O. NJ, j. J. Hardenbergh; o. c.
Thomas Briggs; @. NJ. s., A Manga; s. NJ, III. Ro-
back.
w. b. Clawson, Lodi Officers of A. j. Chestnut
Post No. AS: Commander, j. II. Stevens; s. " C.,
1. p. Brown; J. v: c., VIM. II. jackson; Adj't
Surg, ID. II. Pridmore; Chap, j. A. l.. Bodine; o.
c., Darwin Spencer; s. NJ, j. ID. Brown; O. NJ s.,
w: b: Clawson; G., d: p. Miller
J. S. Lcflingwell, Gainesville: Officers of VIM: B.
Lawrence Post, No. 3Ol Commander VIM. Can
ming; S.y; c., Lyman G; simms; J:V.C. Henry F.
Knapp; o. e., Geo. A. Flint; @. NJ, j. ii. Moore
Adj't, J. s. Leflingwel; Surg, Gilbert Shader; Q.
M: S. Geo. b. Reynolds; s NJ, John II. Briggs.
s.v. C., NJ; W; Robbins; J. y. G., p. r. Russell;
SSas Wm II G meH Gsp SSHp wn Han1 E%s5h q
Cone; q. g., w j. Southerand; S. NJ, Clark Lock-
wood; q. NJ. s.. A. J. Allen.
Officers of Bullock Post, No. 30i Cherry Creek
Commander. Deloss +. Boutwell,; S. " c. Geo w
Warner; j. V. c., Richard Cameron; Chap, John
c. Watt o. d., Charles Bullock; Q. NJ James De-
woe; o. g.. Lewis James; Surg, j. r. Hodges
Adjt, S. M. Sweet. Delegate, Samuel A. Ferrin
II. Wood, An Sable Forks: Officers of Post No.
S79: Commander, J. $. Boynton; S. V. c., N. b.
Slater; J.V. c. David Croni; Adj't w NJ Cooper;
q. NJ, A. II. Bruce; Surg Hiram Dolby; Chap
Austin Partridge; o. d. Medaus Demeres; o. c..
Wood.
J. H. Phelps, Oxford: Officers of Post No I96:
Commander, john III. Phelps; >. V. C., Edward
Waters; J. " c., Leonard Linley; Q. NJ, II. o.
Dannels; Q. NJ. s., B. G. Kenyon; Surg, DIR. d. NJ
Lee; o. d. Ury Van Tasel; o. G., Hiram Hen
dricll; Adjt, James d. Smith. Delegate, 5. S. Staf-
ford; Alternate, Charles Hemmngway.
X. A. F. Wilson: Peter A. Porter Post No
I26 is in fine working order. twas one of tie first
Posts organized in this part of the State
Eugene farkhilI, Williamson: We wish TO thank
TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE for assistance in getting
charter for the new Post at this place. The Post
in question mustered Jan. - by Post Com
mandcr Charles Gecr. Of Marion, assisted by COM
radcs of j. Il. Burnard Post: Of the place. Our
officers are: Commander H. T. Benton; S v
c., Eugene ParkhiI; j. " c., II. VanderIncllen;
AdIt, B. J. Woodhull; Surg, J. III. Teats q. NJ,
VIM. Pound o. D., Jarvis Smith, o. g., G. NJ.
Roys.
OHIO
Department Commander Brown will hold District
meetings and Campiires the last week Of February
at the following named points: Salem, 22d; War
ren, 23G Canal Dover 9th; Wooster, 25th Iiflin,
10Th, and Marion, 9th. The District meetings will
convene ut go in the afternoon. and the Campfres
To hn l,oll in ft,<.
The National tribune., 1886-02-18

"ANTED-By Daniel Scheele of SIS West ed street.
w New York City-The address of any commissioned
officer comrade who knew David Scheele late bac
smith, of Co. G. and NJ I'd y. " Harriss Light Cavalry
in the year of 1865.
The National tribune., 1886-02-18

Mark Smith, Greenville: We have n iourishing
Camp at this place. Following its officers
Captain, f. w. Miller; First Lieut. Frank Hetz
Ter; Second Lieut., Mark Smith; Chap, l.. W
Jabes; $. e., J. w. Garvs c. c.. C. Balser; C. $.
ID. +. Geard; o. s., ID. McNeal; c., J. c. Smith
i. G., G.. Baiser Musician, Z. G.. Jabes.
The National tribune., 1886-02-18
WASHINGTON TERRITORY

j. S. Brown Spokane Falls: Officers of Sedgwick
Post No 8: Commander, J. $. Brown; S. V. c., L.
II. Prather; J: v; G., e. X. Childs; Adrt, J. A.
bell Chap, l.. d. Pangborn; o. D., G. o. Bump
o. G.. w. Downer; S. NJ, f. Sailing; Q. NJ. s., j.
Chisholm
The National tribune., 1886-02-18

WTANTED-By ". W. Porter Kempton III-The ad-
~ dress of any of the 1cl who were drafted Nov
Z, 1854 and went from Rochester Ninn Fort SHELL
ng and assigned 10 5th Mimi Particularly Alfred Pur-
iy, John COrdes Thomas Packer, and 5. NJ. Hunt
The National tribune., 1886-02-18

" ANTED-By T. :. MclIurray, Cecil, Wis-The sd
w dress Of Capt = +. Hanson, Lieut. Fred Eastman
Harry Jones, or SerI Hen. Nolan of co. g. I'd Pa Cav
Evening star., 1886-07-16

II Will be good news TO all true friends of the
cause OF labor and all well-wishers OF Mr.. Pow
deriy personally that that gentleman again
emphaticaily denies MS intention OF entering
politics. Ii Is not So pleasant, however to read
report OF his speech at Atlantic City declaring
that the militia with its array of bayonets has
stood between the laboring people and their
Fights.
Nr. Powderly knows that the citizen soldiery
are called out only to suppress violence, which
he is understood to deprecate as heartily as any
one Ii the capitalists OF Scranton were to COM
bine for the purpose of driving him out of town
and burning his house and the civil authorities
felt themselves unable to cope with the in
surgents. the militia would take up their arms
as readily for his protection for that of the
heaviest coal operator on the banks of the
Lackawanna.
OF all people the workingman has most rea-
son TO be thankful for every additional element
of strength in the machinery OF social order.
The bayOnet OF the citizen soldier is his safe
guard against the plunderers who would use his
name and bis cause to rob him of the just re-
wards OF his toll 1t is to be hoped that Mr..
Powderlys remarks have been Incorrectly re-
ported.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
KEEP CooL.

FORMERLY SUMNER WAS A SEASON TO BE
DREADED. BUT NOW MANS INGENUITY
HAS MADE 1T THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF
ALL THE SEASONS. DEER PARK is WITHIN
EASY REACH OF Us SUMNER OPERA
REIGNs SUPREME AND HoKEY-PoKEY Is
BROUGHT TO OUR VERY DOORS.
IT Is IN THE MANUFACTURE OF SUMNER
CLOTHING, HOWEVER THAT THE HIGHEST
ART HAS BEEN BROUGHT TO BEAR UPON
OUR EXISTENCE FOR INsTANCE-sEER-
SUCKERS ARE STYLES Welded TO COM
FORT" NO OTHER GOODS GIVE so MUCH
COMFORT FOR so LITTLE MONEY. FOR 81 so
WE WILL GIVE YOU COAT AND VEST
THAT WILL SAVE ANY AMOUNT OF CLOTH
ING; STAND ANY AMOUNT OF WASHING. AND
STILL LOOK AS STYLISH AS YOU CAN DE-
SIRE
IN FINER SUMNER GOODS, SUCH AS SILK
ALPACAs, PoNGEEs. DRAP DETEs, NUNS
CLOTHS, CHEvIoTEENS AND sERGEs WE
TAKE THE LEAD NO OTHER HOUSE CAR
RIEs SUCH AN ASSORTMENT. NO OTHER
HOUSE SELLS so LOW
OUR STOCK OF MEMS AND BOYS CLOTH
ING Is IN FINE SHAPE, AND PRICES ARE
REDUCED IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.. PROF.
ITS ARE OVER. REDUCTION OF STOCK Is
THE wATCHwoRD OF THE DAY AND THAT
MEANS REDUCTION OF PRICES
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST DON'T BE IN
HURRY. EXAMINE CAREFULLY. BUY JU-
OF
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
NV. CORNER OF 7TH AND Sta
]. NJ. GRADY, Manager
iy1R lALL BLUE SIGNSl
Evening star., 1886-07-16

The unseemiy personalities which members
OF Congress exchange in the heat OF debate are
disagreeable enough to those who are obliged to
listen to therl at any time; but they become
fnsufferable when they are used in cool blood to
consume time in a session already six weeks
too old.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
LAss.unen & Bao.
A FACT WORTHY OF PUBLIC NOTICE.

While we always look out for No 1 arst vet our ef
forts continually directed to that end to see of
what benefit can be to the public we are continu-
ally the hunt for honest bareains and Just
gratied you pleased. when we can cell you ~
article at given price which every one knows = worth
more.
We viii give you few Illustrations. There was Of
tered to few wonderous bargains In the Haudker.
chief Line Last week, and We bought them. We were
forced to buy unusually large quantity in ordef
get them At certain price. and the most convincing
proof Of this statement 10 that have placed on our
Handkerchief Counter Ladies' Colored Bordsrsd OF
Black Bordsred HandksrchieE at
FIVE CENTS
This is the best value ever offered. This handksr-
chief is full size. An unlimited assortment Of borders
We ere sl;o offering Gents colored Bordered Linen
can give the equal of this for than Soc These
are pure linen goods 200 different Designed borders 10
ss s osls saa e Teck or puaa scars for
1xs, not usual ~ .hns to ,s get
what we are Offering at 25c.
children at 25c per pair in solid coiors We viii con-
tess that there much money in this for US but an
Ladies' Linen Belts Csc, worth easily s5c.
Tourists Ruching, yds in q box colors to q box,
Ladies Linen busters marked now CSC; full pro-
retaied 73c per pair To fIl in we have reduced
all CSC and 81 Silk Hose the same low figure
Ladies, ChemlsetteS-At2 Zoe. we give you either
. plain White or Black Chemsette. We are the first
ones showing the black and white Chemisettes.
Ladies' Linen Sets-COlars and CutiS-with b Coored
edges, only &c per set IL different styles select
from.
Ladies' Pique Chemssttes, Collar attached, only Aoc
These are very scarce.
Ladies Fob Chains, either In Silver or oxidize at
%oc. each.
Parasos at 3 cts that sold for ST. st 81 that sold for
$l So at 81 so that sold for at 81 that sold for
I'd II 500 that sold for So 75 and novelties in Para
soils At alt Price Folks that intend going away now
Is your chance to buy q parasol cheap 1t is really
worth buying parasol and storing il away until
needed. as our prices are way down now.
Beaded Fronts-An opportunity was offered us to
buy an importer samples OF Beaded Fronts hafthe
cost Of importation. We bought them, and are now
oner1ng Beaded Fronts that sold at SO for s. 25 at
$500 for 800 at 81 for S3 So for So 5O at Sc for
$40; ut y! for So and Beaded Net match these
corresponding prices.
All our Laces and Embroideres have been marked
down In order 10 reduce immense stock. We have
the stock and the variety now
we Will place on Odr Underwear Counter IS Dozen
Ladies Night Robes at Csc Real value Sl,4S
These are made OF exceptionally fine cambric,
trimmed with three rows of wide inserted embroidery
and full tucked perfect fitting, and well made Please
us by examining these possible SO dozen
can remain with us long Our Underwear Depart
Tent Is on our Second Floor, reached easily by the
elevator. and stocked with everything to make this
complete. Remember,
Evening star., 1886-07-16

The District day wasted, after all: and
now the thousand public Interests which had
their places Oh the calendar must lie untouched
because one private interest could not be for
varded as its promoters wished.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
saturday Advertising.

Advertisers will confer favor by handing in
their announcements as early as possible for
to-Tnorrow's sixty-four column STAR, In order
10 insure insertion and proper classification.
Evening star., 1886-07-16

The Marquis OF Salisbury is laying his plans
for "a tunultuous session of parliament. His
advances TO Lord Harrington and his following
II accepted, can bear 10 other fruit than con-
tention and discontinue. No heavy load was
ever carried far and well in a cart with one
large wheel and one small one.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE


LHARM OF 7el4 ACRES ga MILES FROM sII,
tenant and ali necessary farm buildings: farm
m N Sgod M s snd Of m Tu @ 81 ssres IN srs.s
Cause of sale Farm loi acres: five miles rom silver
farm buildings: loo ia grass line stock far M
price 5000 easy pay nsnts other business cause q
ver Spring ordinary tive room house: land all 10
grass; fine well of water: some iruit; price 81 600
Place. 10 acres, ga miles from Silver Spring; small
two, TWO room o log honse WOULD make fns truck tArns
call at silver Spring Depot tyl43t
L>oR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-FARM OF 90
acres; az miles from this city; ;wosiory dwelling
A. PHILLIPS. l42s New York ave. jyp-im
L'oR SALE-oR EXCHANGE-FoR CITY PROP
II erty. Farm, about half mile from Boundary st. or
ss acres large dwelling slaughter he%se out soii@
ings &e; three wells good wter: plenty frUit tres.
eHs GGas wsk sHRESE ssIse $ sa5 tSr Apply
INoR SALE-
L CHOICE FARM AND RESIDENCE
r,,,. Near W washington, 10
rms arm cont sins OF land. and IL in high
state of cultivation; is well fenced AND has abund-
ance OF water from springs upon the place Il yields
well adapted TO farming purposes generally IL has
''Han n nose oarn corr movss ana nay bar
commanding view Of the Potomac from George
Mansion, containing twelve large rooms Win kcnen
Of four rooms xdoilng The grounds about the house
peach pear ounce and cherry trees Of the best yar
eties There u small vineyard OF Concord and Clin
ton grapes The house Is about one-haf mile f. ON
station the Alexandria aud Washington Railroad.
one mile from Episcopal Theoios cal SemiDary;
two miles from Alexandria and dve nAss from
ashingtop city.
For further particulsrs apply 70
DIR q. WYTHE COOK,
Thomas Circle Washington. D. G;
xlsim. I'll ) = Alsxsndria M ria virginia.
VNOK SAILOR EXCHANGk-A VERY NICE
T farm, with alr improvements containing l20
acres splendid water aud shade;
more turnpike IA mile from Beitstiile station, the
H. and o. railroad: this property viii very valuable
in few years be bought 4 q bargain or will
change for vacant lots eDcumbered property.
JNo- +. WAGGAMAN, sos-6Oe Il st a.w. lslSlm
lNoR SALE-THREE ACRES; GOTHIC COT.
II tase rooms and cellar. stable and carriage. md
corn mouse; fronts about lo0 feet 1epieytowu
road view of city from porch lovely building sse
of lot. which fronts Tunlaw rQad commanding
magnificent view of the ctty, river and surrounding
country. Terms. one-tourth cash; balanos L. =
and years st b Per cent interest
jel7-2m lA20Ha
ENoR sALE-LOTs-iOO BUILDING LOIS, 6Qx
1t $50 feet neAr eesbrook station n and p. n e. 20
minutes ride by cars 70 city beautifully located leo
pUGKEIT At:ospsysNs-I1,swS, ,sS, 4 nns.asrssurs n9 @
ton aplo-3w
Evening star., 1886-07-16
WHAT SIZE GLOVE DO You

WHAT SIZE GLOVE DO You
We EARa
customer com planning of being able to get
Silk Gloves in tue very small sizes-o and 5L.-and
thinking there may be others under the same impress
siou beg call attention the fact that we keep
all sizes that come-iarye and snall-and guarantee
10 fit you well AT lower price than generally prev Ais
We quote: Ladies' and s But Length Jersey and
English Alsllk Gloves i'll back, white and all the
newest and most fashionable shades. Sizes-5, 5a, g.
g.. and ia inch Prices accordingly to quaIity-
15c Ssl2c.. 81. 81 l2ia 81 and 81 so per pair.
We are distributing big values in Kid and Fabric
Gloves whicn are worthy your close consideration.
es- Perfect lii, sale.
WOODWARD & EOTHROP.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
BEe1sS1Se THE SECOND WEEK.


Last Friday we iuaugurated Midsummer Sale of
Cambria and Muslin Underwear, especially for Ladies'
who anticipate leaving the city, and wish lay in
seasons supply. The response unprecedenlediy
great that we Induced continue it the coming
week and in conjunction with grand values previ-
ousiy advertised have included the following addi-
tional attractions making this without exception the
Offering of the best moneys worth of Underwear yet
displayed by
100 dozen Ladies' Muslin High-Neck Corset Covers.
sizes, only l2l.c. each
well made and entirely finished all Sizes only l5c
each.
80 dozen Ladies' Cambria High Neck Corset Covers
Hamburg embroidery around the neck finished seams
pearl buttons, Only 2oc- each equal TO 33c. goods.
5o dozen Ladies Muslin Corded Band Chemise, ex-
ira good value, only 371ac each.
81 dozen Ladies' Cambria Sauare-Neck Corset Covers
yoke OF fine embroidery, Hamburg edging around the
neck and sleeves: worth 75c., only 621ac. each
40 dozen Ladies' Cambria Square-Neck Chemise
yoke of fine lace, lace match on neck and sleeves;
excellent value, only 81 each.
so dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Mother Hubbard
Night Dresses. yoke of fine Hamburg inserting and
tIcks ruiile of embroidery around the neck sleeves
and down the 'front.' worth S.iac.. only sc. each.
80 dozen LalieS Extra-fine Muslin Night Robes
Mother Hubbard front Of fou- clusters of seven fine
teks with four inserrin yoke back French sleeves
wide ruiHe of embroidery around the neck yok.
sleeves, and down front; extra good value; worth
Sl.2o, only 81 each.
tSecond HoOr take eleyator)
tIlJ 0rYVr
Evening star., 1886-07-16
LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-BErWEEN b AND p. DEPOT AND 1900
IL VeI mont ave-, small Hand Bag. The finder
will be rewarded on leaving 1t at 1900 Vermont
ave. Its
CTRAYED OR STOLEN-THURSDAY, JULY
8. Black Cat; very fine breed; answers to the name
of Niger or Boy. Liberal reward ii returned TO
Mrs LUDlNGTON. 206 Pennsyivan ania ave- NV.
jyl6-3ts
II OST-IN MONUMENT LOT NI0HT OF FIRE.
works, q Black Cane with head, heavy ferrule.
Suitable reward leaving with might clerk OF Star
office. Jyl63t
r tsT-oN THE 18TH ONE PAIR OF GOLD
IL framed Spectaces. Please leave 1t 72S 9th st. n.
W., apd receive reward. iyl6-8Is
II OST- ON SATURDAY EVENING LAST. A
IL Rosary, much prixed u gift Finder will be
thanked and rewarded by leaving Is ct 6lA n St n w.
jyl5-3t*
Evening star., 1886-07-16
tSecond floor: take elevator1
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
CoRsErs ARE The ForSpAr,ox

CoRsErs ARE TIE FoUxDAr1oS
of al elegance in dress, matter what the material
corset oe of correct shape and fits perfectly
II every particular the effect of the costume Is
spoiled.
We have aimed to secure the best results possible in
selecting his stock, and have had line made to our
orer in three different lengths of bust thereby guar
a1teehg perfect ht- low priced is dear at
any cost and where comfort and elegance can he OBJ
tanned for So little more, none should stand OH the
difference.
Celebrated II. c. Corsets in white and colors 81 20
per pair.
Celebrated Il. c." Short waist Corsets onlv s1 IA
per pair.
Celebrated Il c." Satteen Corsets three different
lengths OF waists and otherwise equally propcrtioned
only 81 % per pair.
Celebrated Il. C." Abdominal Corsets ONLY So Is
per pair.
We Keep stock of lower priced Corsets beginning
at ooc ana guarantee them the best for the money.
tSecond floor: take elevator,
WOODWARD Il IOTHROp
Evening star., 1886-07-16

Hon. George y. jerks looms up as possible
candidate OF the democrats fox governor of
Peunsy lyania. He wOuld undoubtedly make a
strong draft on the independent vote, as well
a. on the rank and file of his own. His record
in W Washinsto both as Representative in Con-
gress and "a Assistant Secretary of the Interior
would be a strong card in his favor.
Evening star., 1886-07-16

In the west they do nothing by halves. When
Montana wants TO beat the record. she gets up
smonth's drought and temperature of one
hundred and twenty degrees. although her lati-
tude Is one which most persons associate in
their minds with cold weather rather than hot.
After hearing nothing but dismal stories of
crops burning up for the last fortnight, are
treated to news OF storms in Illinois, Indiana
and Ohio. which cut everything down TO the
ground. IL those broad-zauge people would
only be content 10 take their changes of weather
In ~ safe, conservative way. how much money
they could save by it in the long run,
Evening star., 1886-07-16

i
42l II tn st. NV, l6rs- 30 1155 ST. n.w,. IS
1913 NV. ....-S3 "a 2S20 81; n.w rs-.... 70
i4is 10th @ g. T1 n w. 90 80 St St NV. NV, Is
2S Grant Place lOrs.-- 6S3 J. ST wv, 6rs-22 SO
ssSs =; It. NV iSH
l2l2N. Y. ave- 4r 20 oO6 6I2 and GA c St
1ais St. n.w, sas IN \. + 20 40
lsOI Sd St NV. II $50 g St NV, 20 40
1923 Oorcoran st. Hrs 80 l04 23d ST., 40 30
500 81 sr...-50 1912 w st NV. ers. DO 80
4Se No. ave. IL so 1851 9Th w, 6r- S ~
04l st. Irs..-..40 i313 18th ST. 6rs.--. Is
145O R. L ave. 7rs.-.40 TO 70 Defrees ors-l %
sSs Is.n a. nS " ss 10 s4S
n St St s's s2i5 Il S
sIs ) ss:s 10 80 i &
l13O 9th ST. n.w.. sis..30 3 Fenton ST SO
isSs a1 St NV w. it K IS SS Dw FL
l42S Pierce r., 7r.2530 300 Ind av store. ....50
l43l lth 6rs % 22l2 lAth st. NV. ~. 80
1880 9th St n.w rs.25l ,8l2 2ls ST. nw.........lO
jyl2 B. H. WARNER & Co. sl6 81. nv
T1OR RENT-NEW THREE-SToRY-AND-BAS
and ali modern Improvements; natural wood hard oil
finish. beveied plate glass mirrors; heated by steam
iyio-Ss. FYLkR SY & RUTHERFORD. 1929 st.n.w.
CNOR RENT-l317 RIGGS ST. y. w. .2-sToRY
Il room brick house, with concrete cellar, mod.
ipp; Eio.f% .s0: l. c YOUNG i'0' F ST. NV" room a.
E1OR RENT-FURNIsHED-
I An elegant new '-st9ry IN house on the south side
complete, including splendid knabe Concert Grand
ne mfSs
ticuars apply TO ,,,
jy6-2w lils st NV.
EoR RENT-S28 AND 327 IsT ST. " f.. TWO
T story and basement all modern improvements.
Inquire opposite, $50. Iyo2ws
ssD.s sISpuMoPsE Lsp1os PsIt Ah BkRsER kR SD oo
LeDroit Building Washington. ID. ySlm
IHoR kENT-lOe 18TH ST. NV. 3IsToRY AND
q 10 fa square c
iyS-aw 1888 F ST.
T0OR RENT-HOUSE 8O5 NEW JERSEY AVE
kppy 70 w. JSMSsoS rs 18th si NV f ysi@
LIOR RENT-TWosTORY BRICK HOUSE, 235
SONS. 62l Penna ave. ;yo2m
NOR PENTHOUSE, l436 $ ST. NV: Z ROOMS;
Il modern improvements; large yards. Key al aO4 l.
st. NV. y32wr
1NoR REMITTANCE ELEVEN-RooM BRICK
I corner Of ID and D SITS Nv NV; mode modern I'M Improve
ys' Ply to ]. B. wRlGHT, sis 4is ST. or OWNER, III
East Capitol ST., or els 9th St NV jy3-lm
mod mps rent SIS. i5os pierce Place, rooms
mod; imps; rent s25. THos = Iaia MYERS;
I and sts SO rooms. suitable for private hotel
boarding house; rent reasonable for the summer.
jy3-l2ts
NoR RENT-2iss ST n W.. ls ROOMS, MOD.
srn ippr0veTsass Apply to the owner IS. 2tis
EOR RENT-BY S. q. WALKER q co.
II $50 Louisiana ave.
1Al st. ne, rooms q m 80
1486 T st. NV, rooms, q N. L.. 1000
je26-3m
TNOR RENT-7O7 EAST CAPITOL ST, NEWLY
Il papered and painted brick. rooms bath. cellar.
range, ETC.; $50 per month. Apply TO
jel4-2m THOS Z WAGGAMAN, 81. ST NV.
NOR RENT-l42S HIGH ST, WEST WASHING
I ton L. and large store and cellar with bath
room: modern improvements: good location for any
business Inquire of owner. 2ai3 III St NV. ielo-lms
TNOR RENT-RESIDEN 1909 ST. n. w,
Il from the lst of July. Apply TO SAMLS >. SHEDD,
400 9Th at NV. jel91m
Evening star., 1886-07-16
- U c l. E r $!

Not the kind fishermen delight to yan< with hook
and line. Tie sharper wayay with his Bunco "a me
but the large variety Of SEERSUCkEkS The warm
weather WATTS lay aside OOlen and heavy cloth
Ing and don something cool and breezy. Ours not
better retier tha2 others. but they're fully per
cent lover IL price.
Evening star., 1886-07-16

Coat and Vest at 81 80 reduced from 81
Goats and Vests Tor $50. reduced from SO.
Norfolk Jacket and Nes; - 3D. reduced from S2 so
Blue El.JneI Norfolk Jackets at -. So and $50
worth -. - 80 and SO.
Fine Cashmere NoriO1S Jackets at So worth $50
Fine Norfolk Jackets and Pants at sIo reduced
from S1G~5n
Oitce Goats at 31c.. worth soc.
Coa aid Vests IN Alpaca, DTap d Ete, Porgees, at
greatly reduced pTices
Great re,.;.rtloa throughout our entire stock OF
BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS
Business suits. from $3.50 up.
Blue E2nucl Su:;s. f=om S..5Oup
Prince A helt suits Sl5. worth S2J.
Odd Pants IL immense variety from 81. % Up.
White Y eSIs froi.! sc up.
FOR BOYS To I3
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Evening star., 1886-07-16

The boycott laid by saloon keepers union
upon a leading brewer in New York is likely to
bring the whole boycott system under review
by the courts. The brewer belongs 20 an as
sociation OF brewers, who propose now taking a
hand at the fun, and boycotting the boycotters
IN turn. If they do so, they will ruin hundreds
OF saloon-keepers who are deeply in their debt.
the latter are beginning to think the boycott
not nearly so jolly sport as it was little
while ago. when they were the prosecutors and
other people the victims. Their lawyers
threaten 10 have the brewers indicted for con-
spirscy. and 1t is fair to presume that the grand
jury will find the necessary bills in these cases.
rs they have in others. Then shall get
some judicial decisions covering the whole
questionable right OF any class in the commu-
nifty. high or low, rich or poor, to unite and
plot The destruction OF any other class.
Evening star., 1886-07-16
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