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An 1mS<soc uOtneFS Terrible Dee0.
AFTER TAKING POISON, SHE KILLS ONE OF HER
CHILDREN AND WOUNDS THREE.
Twelve years ago the wife OF ]. Monroe Smith,
q farmer of keyport, n. J., became insane, and
was sent to an asylum. In year she returned
home cured, as was thought Last Friday
morning she took rat poison. procured an axe.
and entering the bed chamber OF her four-year
old daughter Edna, who was asleep, she raised
the axe, let Ii descend twice with terrific force
on the head of the child and split IL OPEN She
then went 10 the bed room of Rufus her twelve
year-old son, and struck him three or four blows
on the head with the blunt edge of the axe Law
ing the side OF his head open. Next she TUNED
her attention to her eleven-y ear-old daughter
Bessie, whom she found on her knees praying.
The child seemed to know that her turn had
come, as she had witnessed the other tragedies
She lifted up her hands imploringly as il 10
beg for mercy. But this had no effect on the
frenzied mother She brought the axe down
on the kneellng child's head with great force
and a moment later her eldest daughter lay on
the nOor stunned by u blow from the axe
The cries of the children attracted the atten-
ton OF Bette Beldo, coiored servant She
rushed up the stairs and was met by Mrs
smith, who pursued her with the axe. smith
returned To the house from the yard, where he
had been working, and as soon as his wife saw
MIN she dropped her axe and made no further
attempt 10 carry on her murderous work.
amy, SAID the husband, what made you
Kill these children"
Without exhibiting any sorrow for her terri
bic deeds she answered him calmly:
w ny, Monroe, was told by God to do so.
and obeyed His command" Then she added:
IL know did wrong, but 1t was the only thing
10 be done To save them from helI'
BY this Mrs. smith meant that she was
afraid that the old homestead, which has
been In the family Tor generations. was To he
taken away and that the children would be
thrown upon the street and go to the bad The
cause of most of the trouble upon Mrs Smiths
mind appears To have arisen from the home
stead being heavily encountered. 1t is thought
she cannot recover from the effects OF Inc
poison she took. The child Edna was killed
Instantly. The other three children may die.
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DRY GOODS.
EASTER OpEsrso,
sEAToN PERRY,

sEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY d BROTHER,,
WILL OPEN ON EASTER MONDAY 100 PIECES
A PRINTED BATISTES IN ENTIRELY NEW
AND SIYLISH DESIGNS, at l6c. yard
Oh PlECES EXTRA FINE PRINTED PURE
LINEN LAWNS, IN NEAT AND DESIRABLE
Nov AATHsSi ii ct W S3f yard p.pu rmppor
DERED SWISS MUSLINS, from Is to Soc
EXCLUSIVE STYLES" IN EMBROIDERED
BATISTE AND CANVAS ROBES.
COMPLETE STOCK OF IMPORTED WHITE
GOODS.
NEW INDIA LINENS AND VICTORIA LAWNS
from 12la TO Soc q I'd
NEW FRENCH AND ENGLISH NAINSOOKS
PERSIAN LAWNS, BATISTE CLAIRE, WELT
PIQUES, PRINCESS LAWNS, FRENCH PER
TUFTED SCOTCH ZEPHYRS.
NONELIIES IN INDIA CRIMKLES.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN FIGURED,
STRdPED AND SIDE BAND FRENCH SA:
49, GROS. ROMAN. MAROZEAN & co.
NOVELTIES IN PRiNTEDCH DE LAINEs
NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED INDIA SILKS. at
81. S1.26, 81 so and $l.76.
EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN SURAHs, RIA.
DANES ~ 81 AND eros GRAIN SILKS, at 81, $125
ALL THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED
STYLES IN PARAsOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS AND
CARRIAGE SHADES.
NEW SILK, Isle THREAD AND COTTON HO-
SIHRH F9R LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND
As- PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEa
SEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING.
Established 1S4O ap24
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Strik es too Hastily Begun.


PROPOSING A REMEDY FOR THE EvIL-KNIGHTS
OF LABOR To LIMIT THE POWER OF DISTRICT
ASSEMBLIES.
New York Special to the Baltimore Sun, 23d.
An important declaration was made this
afternoon by member of the grand executive
board of the Knights of Labor, who is second
in influence and authority only to Powderly,
and his words, therefore, are very significant
He says that a special meeting of the K. of L.
has been called to be held at Cleveland, Ohio
late next month. This meeting has been called
10 consider especially proposed amendment
the power If the district assemblies To order
strikes. The committeeman says that some of
the district assent lies like that presided over
by Irons in ST. Louis have a wide Jurisdiction
and when they order strikes it becomes a mat
ter OF national concern. He thinks, therefore
that when a strike is proposed the district as
sembly shall be obliged to call in members ofthe
grand executive board for advice and direc-
ton before the strike can be ordered. The COM
mttteeman frankly states that the grand execu-
tive board regards the Third Avenue railroad
strike in this city unwise and injurious to
the interests OF the order, and he does not be-
leve that 1t will succeed. The southwestern
strike was also at the begianing ill-advised, and
these two strikes will be held up at the Cleve-
land meeting of the grand lodge as illustrations
OF the folly of allowing the district assemblies
full power to order strikes.
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Even If You Buy A Dozen

Common porous plasters-whch you can get for song
at any of the Cheap John Druggistsyou have merely
thrown away your money. for one Benson s Capcine
Plaster is worth them all. The is ths:-Ben-
sons Is the only porous plaster In the rket that is
honestly and skiilfully made and scientifically medi
Gated Others are no more than nominal limitations of
Beuson's They are cheap because they possess none
of the ingredients which render BenSons valuable.
The latter are prompt to act pleasant to wear and
cure in few hours ailments which others will not
even relieve. The public are especially warned
against socalled "Capsicin,' "Capsicun 'Capucin''
or Capsicine plasers as worthless articles intended
to deceive. Ask for Bensons aud look for the Three
Seals trademark and the word "Capcine' cut i'm the
center ap23-s.m.w
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nALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.
scheduiein effect SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18Th, 1881
until further notice.

Leave Washington from station. corner of New
Jersey syenue and street ,o.,o
sS ann Is Fast mted Express for Pt ass ahs
SeeaSo snipS - S . 81 sS P
this train for last time,
For Cincinnati, louisville and st. Louis daily as
Palace sleeping Oars above points Without chsnrs
SD0p.m, IL q fast limited train 20 Cincinnati and q
Louis arriving in Cincinnati next morning a 5:45
81 Louis $50 PM No extra fare Is charged on this
For Piiisbarg at e:4s am, with Psrlor Oar, and
s:55 p m. daily, 10 Pttsbure. Cleveland and Detroit
For Baltimore on Week days. 8, $40, e:4o 7:sos:so
sas $40 1870 s s4o sbV Gao 90 snd o5aa
LOO AM i:a5 lao ssc aso $40. o. e ssC 7 s1
For shenandoah Valley Railroad aid points south
5:S0 p m daily. with Pullman Sleeper. Washington 70
For Annapolis $40 am. and 1910 and 4:3o pm.
For ' way Stations besSeen washington and Bait,
more 900 $40, $50 am, 1910 pm, $3.50, 4:4o.
$3.50. A:40. 700 and go pm. For stations on Me-
and si daily 9o nm DAILY a except except
for principal stations Metropolitan Branch. s:4o
ion Stanton and valley Branch ssS M daily es
cept sunday. Fer Gaithersburg and intermediate
sunday. For Frederick. $40 am. and alo pm
1 FSr Hsserst S AND winchester $40 and GAS .
snG oS r, pm daily , escsP SUNDAY ,o
I 80 $3.50 and 1880 p.nl-. New Orleans ExpressD
From Annapolis $50 am.. and l:5o and 5:25 D.m.
From Lexington $3.50 pm. daily, except sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points, S:2o m,
and $40 PIN. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave baltimore for Washington at 5:lQ
ESQ., 7:l0, S:45, 800 and 1890 M, I2:l5 q g.
4:2O s. ESQ., 7:45 Band IL 10 pm; sundays $50
7.2O $40 and 9O5 ana- l3o. 2oo. 42o. g. $780, 7;4a
Ali trains from Washington stop a, Relay station
except 1 40. 3:l5 and $50 pm.
For further information apply at the baltimore and
Ohio Ticke. Ofce-W Washington station, 6l9 and 1851
pennsylvana avenue, corner Of l4th street, where
orders will be taken for baggage 10 be checked and
reSeiy S,sas Il any point In he city. CT ,opn
jali Gen Manager, Baltimore G.P. A.
WARRINGTON. Ohio AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER 18TH, 1885 trains viii
leave nom and arrive al D. and r. 9th and streets
Leave Wa .hington q 900 AM and ASS p m.
rive q Leesburg ll.OO an and 6:45 pm.: arrive at
Hound Hin ~ llA5 am. and 7:82 pm. Returning
leave Round Hill BIOL am. and lao pass Lees
burg 6:Sx an and 2O7 pm; and arrive ~ Nsslin2
ton II 6E3o an ana <.lOp.m-
The train arriving at Washington ut Ss36 Am and
that leaving Washington at 4:45 pm. are daily 81
other trains are dolly except sunday.
Monthly and Communication Rates % al poinsA
al euperintendent.s Alexandra
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Maine Republicans and the Tariff.

The cali for the Maine republican state con-
vention says: "All electors of Maine who
are in favor of maintaining a protective tariff:
who will join in resisting the attempt now be-
ing made in a democratic House of Representa-
tives to injure many of the leading industrial
interests of Maine; who are in favor OF elevat-
ing and dignitying human labor by securing to
the laborer his Just reward; who demand free
dom Oh suffrage throughout the republic and
all judicious measures for the announcement
OF American ship building; who believe in an
honest and responsible civil service and in an
economical administration of the government;
who approve the prohibition of the LIQUOR
traffic and the promotion of the cause OF tenn
perance, are cordially invited, without regard
70 past political differences, TO unite with the
republicans In the selection of delegates To this
convention"
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IF A WELL BE POISONED. WOE BE TO
Il those who drink thereat. II Is to poison the
fountain of life for oneself. and for poserty Often
by carelessness, misfortune. Inheritance this
been done. Ayers Sarsaparilla frees the blood the
vital stream, and restores appetite, strength and
health.
TAILS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE.
- newer iuparts q fine gloss and freshness to the
hair and is highly recommendedby physicians clergy
men and scientists q preparation accomplishing
wonderful results 1t is q certain remedy for
ing dandruf, making the scalp white and Clean and
restoring gray hair to its youthful color. apo
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RAILROADS.

rT,HE GREAT
TO THE Ne kfHs MEsH AID E sSUThwEsr
s,, DOUBLE 1RA.k. sPLENDID sctNERY
= EFEE, i APhlL 7Tn. 1850. - :" ~ :
Trains leave Washington from station of 9th
and streets. as follows:
For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited Express
e se Gay Ss o q sS shS daily a..
with sleeping Cans from Harrisburg 10 Cincinnati.
to Chicago. with Sleeping Car AItoona 20 Chicago
Chicago and Cincinnati Express, al 7:lo T.. NJ. daily
meeting at Harrisburg with Wesieru Express with
through seepers for Louisville aud 81 louis.
and The West, with through Sleeper Harrisburg 20
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie. Canandagua Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara,
roSo m. a. daily except saturday s~iih Palace
For Wiliamsport, Lock Haven. and Elmira, at $50
For New YORK and tie i Est ls, 600 and 90 A.
aay 800 ~ lo ass and l io p NJ on sun
io a Limited m and sDc rsmsS P%rSS
For Boston without change. zoo r NJ every dSs.
For srses y n soa s.rSqS %s q
iording direct transfer TO Fulton street avoiding
double ferrase across New York City.
FOR sss.ssS'Sfi 81 ss$ iSo NJ sS
For Sai;!% 3, s,s5 as 800; e4o ESQ loo A.
lOsOJ. and ll:2o p NJ. On sunday v,oo ESQ.,
II9o A. NJ. 200. 4:2O. $500. 7:fo. 1880. and
For Popes Greek Line, 7:l5 AN. and 4,40 M daily
except sunday.
For Annapolis, s:15 A. NJ, 1905 and 4.27 r. NJ
daily. except sunday. Sundays. 800 A NJ AGO
PM.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 900. 7s05. 925. l1,0I and 1885 A.
NJ, 2'Oo. 4:25, 4:S5, 0;0l, sos and 1857 Pm. ON
sunday M $50, S25, llOl A NJ, 4:35, sos r. 81
For Richmond and the South, 600. ll:01 A NJ, aud
4:35 r. NJ daily.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. $50 500
1000 1910 A NJ; Loo, 3sD5 BIB 5.lo, 1:o5 and
lo:42 T. M. and 1910 midnight Except Monday.
On sunday AT 500 aud 1910 A M; :.23 s:sl.l ami
lO:42 z. NJ. aud 1910 night.
Tickets and Information at the office northeast cof-
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at
the station where orders can be le for the ceckng
of baggage to destination from hotels and residences
CHAs. r. PUGH, j. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALs FOR FRESH BEEF MUTTON. &c
ID OrFICE PURCHASING AND DEPO5
CoNMIs6ARY OF SUBSISTENCE
WAsHINGT0N, ID. c. April ~. 1850.
Sealed proposals in trpltcate, addressed 70 the
dersgned will be received at this ONCE until TW
O'CLOCK NOON, ON THURSDAY, MAY TWEEN
opened In the presence of bidders for furnishing the
Fresh Beef required by the Subsistence Department
&C.. during the fiscal year commencing July ls 1855
Separate proposals will Also be received for fur.
period such choice cuts Of Fresh Beet. Mutton, and
Corned Beef "a may be required for sales to ofcerx
all proposals.
Envelopes containing proposals. must be marked
Proposals for Fresh BeeE DC"
information 70 conditions, quality Of beef pay
ment &c, can be Obtained BY application TO
WELLS WILLARD.
CAPT and G g.. q. g \
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ELoum F1ouRn FLouRm
There has been big decline in Flour, and am pre-
pared to give the consumers the benefit of the decline
have Just receiy ed two loads of the finest Me-
sofa FLOUk that IL made, at So Also the CALI
fpRNlA PATENT, NJ So The very best FAMILY
FLOUR, e625. aud q tue EXTRA FAMILY at $3.50
n. A. POOLE, Wholesale Grocer,
mh24 ga Louisiana ave. and $50 Is st.
Family Flour. si2S XII grades KEPT and SOLD
bucket two dozen) Plantation Java Coffee
roasted lrequres "a less than any other, highest
flavor, 25c per 10 Shoulder Meat @ TO 7l2c per To-
Csssard's Best Sugar Cured Hams, llLclb Green
Coffee. TO- 12is and l5c 10. Tea Soc H., worth 60c
Creamery Butter, soc. ID. Lib. Bird seed. 25c
syrup, y Honey. csc gal INDIA TIA GO, 445 7th
St sw. 7th St pass door. Send postal Goods
delivered aud guaranteed fig
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LADIES' GOODS.

WANTED-LADIEs WHO DESIRE 70 HAVE
w their real laces and antique lace cleaned
equal to new, should 60 to Madame z WEBER
from Paris. 1218 II It NV. SatfsActaon guaranteed.
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nR LEON, THE OLDEST EsTABLIsHED AND
IL only reliable Ladies' Physician in the city.
be consulted daily, 46i st., bet 4e and 9th SITS
-oSice always open apaoSIs
~ experienced female Physician should consult
Mrs.. DIR. WILSON, HOS PsrS Place. llth St. be
tween B and SITS. ne. Remedies. IS apl6-lw.
NO D bs III yfSS C5l
S % e ssSs q Ss %
NINE DE FOREST, LONG-EsTABL ED AND
M reliable Ladder Physician can be consulted daily
81 hes residence lssS ath st. NV. omos hours ilom
he is the Oldest Established Expert specialist 10 this
disease of men and furnish medicine or no Charge:
consultation and advice iree at any hour during the
SRora ai SAMUEL G MII IS notary Pubic
In and for the d OF c. this Sd day of July. 1855
T ,ADIksl-IPENNYRoYAL PILLS. "CHIcHEs-
Ask your Druggist for "Chichesters English, take
% Fl y
Sold by Druggists everywhere ta25-m. h.s,3m
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALL
in q b 1I
Ssssss = SEHS isSef a5Sis S9ss AND ssn
SIS = Price, s.. Sent By mali sealed. NH mwfsm
TT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
1pR. BROTHERS Is the Oldest Established sdver.
b y es sy so you
Particular attention paid TO all diseasee peculiar 70
'aa,i. married OF single All 'no0sa.faly treated
II AIDES CONSULTING NINE DR. DIMEREs,
IL regular graduate fom Paris. France. Will receive
d2e-3ms
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UNDERTAKES.

TANEs BELLEw.
Corner New Jersey ave and q ST. az.
Telephone call. e3s-S. apo
In FuRNIsHiNts UNDERTAKEN
l0l1 7th St Everything strictly Flrst-clsss and On
The most heasohAh.e 1erlls III
UOeEPH GAWLER. FURNIsHINe UNDEib
q TAkER aud PRACTICAL. EABALNEk
IT36 PennsyivRnla NV Terms moderate "a
everything frsl-class Telephone s<di lox-i4 uy3l
10 W. kAkkkk
UNUERTAKER AND PRACTICAL FMBALMEa
Graduate Of 1854 Class Of the Cincinnati school 10
Embainaing q II. ISskens. n D.. Principal
J. A. Clark, Defnonstrator
611 1lth s,sest norshwssk
Telephoss ell o<7-A -
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WOOD AND COAL.

~ 600 TONS OF FSESHLY MINED COAL
lOeOVOO for sale. comprising every desirable
variety, at the very lowest prices Kindling and
Stove Wood prepared la the best manner. QUICK and
prompt delivery. Send in your orderk
Once, lila Pennsylvania avenue
Branch Of1ceA BIZ Peunsylvania avenue and 10th
and streets northwest
Depot and Wharf, 9Th and Water streets southwest
jA2S-3m q. l. 6HERIFF.
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PAINT 7 OUR BuoeY
FOR ONE DOLLAR
WITH CARRIAGE BLACK,
READY MIXED FOR REPAINTING OLD CAR
R1AGES, BUGGIES. SLEIGHS, ETC.
THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL READY MIXED CAR.
RIAGE BLACK IN THE MARKET
One coat gives an old Buggy Sleigh thu blacklist
black You ever saw, and a handsome gloss without
vanishing. II is combination of Paint and Varnish
and contains no Asphaltum- II Is very tough and
durable and will not crack 1t will outwear the ord
nary carriage paint twice 1t dries hard in few
hours, No rubbing! No vanishing. No extra trou-
BILE. 1t sells like hot cakes, Where known case lasts
dealer but a few days Each contains more than
enough TO paint carriage. Put up-two dozen cans
In a case Show cards, spoke and circulars In each
case. Retailed at one dollar per can. On this the
dealer makes a handsome profit
HIRSHBERG, HOLLANDER & CO.
Wholesale Dealers in
PAINTERS AND ARTISTS SUPPLIES
195. 1877 and 24O w. Pratt st.
api2-im Baltimore, Md.
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Fine Weather I'm April. .

So much June weather In April as'we have
had this season Is unusual, not to say extra.
ordinary. Thrice within week the mercury
IN New YORK has been up TO or above 500 such
an event occurs on an average. only once in
four or five Aprils; although twenty-six i'm sue
cession, beginning with that OF 1885. passed
without even that figure being attained mere
according 10 DIR. Diapers records. The highest
April temperature given by that AUTHORITY be.
tween 1e22 and 1874 was S4o, this being regis
tered In 1o22, 1851 and ISL. YESTERDAY
hudnuts thermometer stood at So. At the
ucally unprecedented heghth OF SO was
reached. But for that incident yesterdays heal
would beat the local record for thi, time al
year for more than half a century The bIrsi
OF excessive heat last April was followed by !
cold reaction which lasted until the middle n
May. Ihat experience may not be precisely
paralleled this spring, but long continuance
OF the present abnormal weather is hardly u
be expected. -
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Tnn NAr1osAI MuruAI L1ys
ASSOCI AXIOM,
OFFICE, 1870 3 SO REEr N1RTHwzE
Capital Stock, f3Q,0 QQ.
WILLJAMW- QVDLEF, President
John il. MAGRupER Vice President
JOHN IL 6EAIL. SECRETARY,
GEO. II, il WHITE, Treasurer.
ClIAPIN BROWN. Attorney.
HxIPH WALSH, %. D.. Medical pirentoR.
FRANK J. TlBBETA aensral Manager,
All p0lcleS gunranteod Tor their tpli el3ount, END
claima paid propptIy ~ maturity. Low expenees
careiul ielecon OF risks thus giving ips0ranee - the
For plan and rates Of the conpepy call on oF Cd
dress ,. J. TIHRl1A. General Mauagoz,
aplOSm 1t2O 6 nv.
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an Exeff.u V1rw az Auwprc,x

An ENGLISH VIEW OF AMERICAN STRIKES
The London Standard, commenting on the
strikes IN the United States, says that they
will strain the resources of American states
ma.uship as they have only once been tried
since the war Of Independence 10 keep the con-
ulct within the bounds OF LEGALITY and eoassitIi-
tional order. Republican institutions are stu
on their trial. IT looks IA II the social difficulty
would become their Sc yersst test yet"
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IT Is SAID that q Japanese mechanic can
measure distances with his eye He can re-
doee wood and iron to squares and levels in
That way Ne will cut "a board a stick "A given
number OF feet, using his eye for determining
the length and bredth. Every Japanese BOY
who Is ia,iriy well educated draws with lust
about as much facility as he writes. He figures
everything wnien he wants 10 illustrate. Hay
Ing occasion once to ask a Japanese student
something about methods OF warfare In that
country lae had been a soldier attached to one
OF The great Damlosl he Immediately figured
he could not command enough English words
10 make his meaning clear, but he could maks
IL clear by a sketch with his pencil Not one
American boy IN ten who has received a faiI
common school education could have made q
ree-hald drawing illustrating the use OF wal
Implements or implements OF industry-Sfa
fFclssctsc0 baiIetia.
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NINE. Ross, THE RELIABLE CLAIRvOYANT
Nl aud Astrol ogst, has been consulted business
Love and Matriuony for "a years this city; all
trouble call. satisfaction guaranteed. Oice hours, 10
to nm. Fee SOC. aud 81 BIZ First SE., Capt.
toll HILL fl3
DILES-DR. MUHLENAN CURES PILES BY
Il direct treatment, without the Of knife caustic
or ligature Cure guaranteed. Can be consulted ~
2I3 Sd St NV fropi q pm ap2-l2ms
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOP
WI LIFE All business confidential Ladies and gan
tlemen 50 cents each 4OS street, bstween eth and
9th streets northwest my6-4Uws
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K1No Or ALL

K1Ne Or AL
The Light Running Silent New Home Sewing
Machine the latest simplest. easiest operated best
made and most elegantly ornamented Of any
machine. We solicit call from one and
all to examine this machine and the
wide range Of Work that can be produced. We win
send one TO your house for trial free Of charge
s. OPPkNAEIMEK & BRO,
628 9th street NV, St Cloud Building.
All kinds Of machines rented and repaired. apl
FT>HE SILENT WHITE Is THE BEST AND
i most complete Sewing Machine has more points
that benefit the operator It Is light, fast and quiet:
winds its own bobbins! puts on It's own belt! Finest
cabiaet work: lock stitch. The White Automatic is
single thread machine at prices you afford Also
New Households. $40 less than list price. All kinds
OF machines for sale rent Repairing specially
]. F. MCKINNEY. AT 9th q. NV.
]. B. RICHMOND, Manager. mh13
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TT & NAVY PAY OFFICE,
u. WAsHINGTo1, b. G., April IL 1893,

H. 8 NAVY fAa nFrab 3. d A,r,, ~ ,saa
SEALED PROPOSALS. In duplicate, indorsee
"Proposals Ordinances" will BE- received ct this oci
follows to be delivered ct the ORDNANCE Depart
ment Of the Navy Yard Washington. DC. nee Of any
Inspection and conditions, viz Requiition No poe
WHITE PINE No: 2l0. LAKE SUPERIOR COP
PER and STRAITS TIN. Proposals must b made
on ocla, forms iur1ishsd with schedulss giving g.
apply 70 Navy Yard. me Fight Is rsssrved 70 rsisc
any O. ~ blds and otd: Only IRON .ssa.sgscess: g
ply" WtA Be oonsidered Responsible pefSous mum
guarantees the prompt and httnni execution of con
certified TO before United etales 016ces. !.
THoA q; MOKER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-26

DRoPosAIs FOR IRON WATER PIPE, &C
Us OHJIcF OF PuRLIc BUIInINQa AND 0npUxpA
No 100 lNNN. AVA, WAsaIsefon, Pc,
SEALED PROPOSALS via BE- secsissS i tiis cskce
opened Lmmsdasely theieeies IL seesnce II hiddeFA
for furnishing and placing IN position In ~ about e66
dtttngs, IN various reservations.
Forms and Gpectnco4tOuA can ~ ohtot1oo Ct t1tB
p0en1s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-26

Clothing Palace. Cor. Sth and sts Sc
R5-Can early. as we close at pm. Saturday and
ewes of holidays excepted apI5-3m