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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22

Martin Irons has learned, to his cost, that the
boycott is a weapon as deadly at the breach us
at the muzzle. Without any compunction,
where other peoples rights were concerned, he
has bulIied employers and driven employees
like cattle before him. He has even sneered at
The authority of those more highly civilized
men who sat in places above his within the
order 10 which he owed ali his temporary prom
tnence- l; was sorry piece OF folly on the part
of the Knights of Labor in his district to confer
The extraordinary powers of a master workman
upon person of his mental and moral caliber:
and there Is an element OF rare poetic Justice in
the means they have chosen to- disIod.e him
when they could endure his browbeating and
blunderiI1 onethOds no longer. The ban of the
boycott he was SO eager to lay upon others has
been LAID upon himself 1t Is significant. more
over, that the same budget of dispatches which
announce the Punishment of Irons 10 parts
unknown brings also the news that "a cOnven-
tiOn of Knights of Labor has adopted resolu-
lions commendatory of the policy advocated by
ldr. Powderiy- II is the Chaldean dream-image
sprung into life. The clay is finding its place at
the bottom; the gold is rising to the top.
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OAK Hail.,
Corner Tenth and F SITS,

There are few business houses In the city which have
attained tie popularity of Oak Hail. and to show that
those in need Of Clothing can't afford to miss examn
Ing our stock and prices before buying we give few
prices showing the saving you effect by dealing with
US:
where al 81. WV
So ~ o'eiS "neie
Our Boys, $3.50 Knee-Pant Suits are sold every.
where at T6. IVY
Oar Boys, s4.so Knee-Pant Suits are sold everv-
where at 50. ~ WY
Over three hundred styles at the above prices in the
our SHIRT Waists at 25c.. Soc 15c, 9Oc 81 are
sod eisew mere al DOC. Toe 81. 81. ID, 81 so
Al 94.oo 20 40. So 40, % and 80. 30 we show over
one hundred styles in large Boys SUITS equal in ali
prices " ''|o
If You want Boys Suit there is Just one place to
come-Oak Hail. f w
If You need a Mans or Youths Suit Won will find
Lnai other Houses charge SO for our S5 as Suits
SILoO 70 SO Tor our 1.65 suits; $3.50 TO $3.50
ior our o15 suits and that selected line of Extra
flne SUITS at $3.50 TO $50 would cost you TO order
20 To $50: that our Mems and Youths AI-Wool
trousers at " to S3 80 will you So so to SIS any-
where else No question about you viii save Oney
by coming to Headquarters Stout and Far Men viii
nnd suits and garments to fit at
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II Is probable that when the time TOR a change
comes, a new and better man will be found to
take the place OF Justice Mech OF Chicago who
let of with paltry fine OF fifteen dollars the
anarchist Henry who was arrested and brought
before him the other day Tor distributing an
archie hand bills in the streets of that city, Ii
Henry's offence was an offence against law and
order az ali, IT deserved u much severe penalty
than that He should either have gone scot
free or been punished properly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22
BARoA1Ss FoR MoSDAY.


Last Monday was one of the busiest days since
the Christmas rush, hence next Monday we
propose to make it to the advantage of every
reader 10 visit US by distributing the
GRANDEST BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
ever offered and TO do SO have cut the prices on
various seasonable fabrics, notably In
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
every yard of which we propose to close out in
season and while you want them. as we carry
no goods over to succeeding seasons. Space will
not permit US to name all the reductions hence
we only quote the most conspicuous:
40 inch Atwood Canvas Boucle Cloth
REDUCED FROM SOC. TO 371aC PER YD
40 inch Atwood Brocade and Striped Canvas
Cloth
REDUCED FROM 75 TO soc PER YD
AZ inch Atwood Homespuns our most desira-
Bile spring fabric.
AZ inch Silk and Wool French Suitings q
choice fatric
REDUCED FROM 81 TO 75c PER YD
Oh inch Atwood Tricots, the most popular
fabric on the market,
REDUCED FROM 81 TO 75c PER YD.
Handsome AlbatroSS Combination Suits I'm
blue and cream grounds. with neat choice fig
ures. five yards each, plain and figured, 40 inch
material,
REDUCED FROM $3.50 TO $3.50 EACH.
we Deg our customers not to await advertised
reductions, as Ii Will be Impossible for MS In
enumerate all the concessions now being made
10 dispose OF this stock, but to pay establish
ment frequent visits from tins date
mai orders should be sent in Immediately to
insure filling
4 n r. 4 n-rtI
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'EREi
CASH ERE,i
CASH 'ERE.g

This objectionable cry will be longer heard within
the walls Ofthe Bon Marche.
The new Cable Cash-C arrier System introduced one
week ago. has entirely displaced the old and familiar
cry, and ;o-thy the and noIseess adopted
Is the admiration of all who have witnessed its
derful workings Before your purchases have been
wrapped and ready for delivery handed
To You Only think 900 feet per minute. Come and
see II and bring the children little
mp and down. from floor to floor. Its operation will be
cheerfully explained.
The press ever willing to notice and vorthy
teTnriSeS. have pronounced this system Par excel
Ience-' We give a few
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22

Two pieces of good news: The grand Jury at
Chicago has indicted Spies, Fielding and Par
sons for conspiracy to murder and melting to
not, and in New York John Most is to have his
tria! before Recorder ~nythe. Both these an.
nouncements mean business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22
1 R1EsrLEY,s BLACK Goopa

l. RlESTLEY'S DLACK UOODS
sEAToN PERRY.
SUCCESSOR To PERRY & BROTHER,,
INVITES AN INSPECTION OF HIS NEW AND
COMPLETE STOCK OF "PRIESTLEY'S
ENGLISH BLACK DRESS FABRICS,
SILK WARP HENRIETTA CLOTHS
IMPERIAL SERGES.
MELROSE CLOTHS,
PRINCETTA CLOTHS,
NUNS VEILINGS,
CONVENT CLOTHS,
CLAIRETTE
LUPIN'S FRENCH MOURNING GOODS,
DRAP D'ALMAs.
CARMELITES
ETAMINES,
TAMISE CLOTHS
CASHMERES,
CHUDDAS.
- GRENADINES
COURTAULDS ENGLISH GRAPES AND Wells.
GENUINE BLACK CANTON CREPES AND
CREPE DE CHINE.
BLACK TWISTED SILK.
HERNANIES FROM S1.OO TO $500 PER YD.
NEW BLACK LOUISINES AND SURAH SILKS
,. FROM 15c. TO S1.75.
BLAGk FAILLE FRANCAIsE. SICILIENN ES
SILKS FROM THE BEST FRENCH MAkERS
AND AT LOWEST PRICES.
NEW MOURNING PARASOLS AND SUN UNI
BRELLAS
NEW MOURNING HANpKERCHIEFs AND
LADIES BLACK SILK JERSEY GLOVES FROM
oOC. TO 81 IS
TREFOUSSE AND PERINOTS BLACK KID
GLOVES.
So PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING.
Established 1S4O. my22
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
OCR MAN. OaDER DEpaRruryr

offers an excellent opportunity for country pur-
CnaStFS 10 De served well a If visiting our
establishment In person. Send for samples
ana try satisfaction guaranteed or money
cneer1hiiy Reunited upon return OF the goods
my22 WOjDWARU a. IuTiJ RDp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22

Congressman Tucker Will see from the report
Of the Virginia farmers meeting in The STAR
o-day that the agrlculturiSts of his state do not
appreciate his hair-splitting constitutional OBJ
.ectlons 70 legislation adverse to bogus butter
They hold that stringent legislation is needed
20 correct the abuse" and they heartily APP
prove Of the bill now before Congress for the
regulation of the manufacture OF bogus butter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22
GA K II ALL

P1crunE FRAMEs AND WALL
PAPERS.
$50 different styles of mouldings for picture Frames
In oak. cherry, walnut, gilt bronze which we will
make To order in the shortest notice We guarantee
our prices on moudIngs are 20 per cent less than
ELSEWHERE If You are contemplating buying frames
you Will md II to your advantage to come and ex am.
Inc our stock and prices One of the largest stocks of
wall Papers In the city; large variety Of spring pat
terms. our prices on papers are as low the lowest
a nice line OF floor Oil Cloth and Linoleum, yard
Bronze Frames for Crayon Portraits Window Shades
Doc and up.
J. F. SPELSHOUSE Agt
apI62m 1928 7TH ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22

Jaehne has been given his first lesson In the
convicts' lock-step march AT Sing Sing. He Will
probably De commissioned 10 drill the awkward
squad when the rest OF the ex-aIdermen get
there
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ssss 90 2 Y Y. v ZEE
ssss SO 3 8 w En-
SIS o o Wv
So 90 UU " KEE
IN n II RRR sssss
NNN 4 RRk sssss
\ Nm Il Kk sssss

~ As-S "a - - SSo -
.l2lac Ladies' Linen Handkerchief for &c.
b Gsn.f Linen f fos ZIG
I2l2c. Ladies' Linen Cuffs for Toe
le to lss 1sn N GoIaEs s for for 25e
I2c Three-spoI Wells for &C.
24c six yards Tourist Fulfilling for lSc
$50 Palsis Royal" KID Gloves Ha for s1.25.
ts k ks s5s for
!3c d,ha.ton ~, undressed KID Gloves for 6gc
s:5c. Isle Thread GioSes tor lsc &C. 90 AL w.
23c six Mitts ali colors, for l9c.
rs M ss,a Sash Sash Ribbons Ribbons for for se
a. a b hnenssI flqwsrs all styles for s9s
10 per cent off Dress Trimm MI sss' ''' ''>'
10 per cent of Buttons
10 per cent OFT Embroderiea
*lte real silver Rhine Stone Collar Buttons for SC
40 atsc r sswslry all i, styles for s9c
ss CSC sate :Sef ii H. st sEss fo ipE 5se sc
= ss sa.ehsis all all stys for for Sc
*25c. Leather Belts ior Ice
.2oc PocAetbo3ks for l9c.
Csc. Pocketbooks FOR zoe
19c. Card-case5 for l3c.
ivc Fans, all sty les, for 13c.
s s;ssc r Eans i. aii l sIyss st for 2Sc
os55sh f Feather Fam Fans for
9sc. Basque Dolls for 79c.
-9l. 10 dressed Dolls for $50
49c. Net Hip Bustles for SIC.
M faps ss AL ap sIyes for l2s
.55c. Nurses Aprons for 25c.
25c. Children's French Caps for 21c
go 80 , Nest;iro oilt, Jerseys tor 81 10
Csc: Cambria Corset Covers tor 4Sc.
81 l5 Handmade French Skirts for 06c
90 Ioe 30 @ i,oy ie is Cnemises tor 49c.
S1.oS very superior skirts f0r 10
aoc- EmDIoiueIed Drawers for o3c.
Si.Lo cashmere SnaWis, all CoiorS. for CSC
~eoc. Lawn pressing Sacqnes for Toe.
$loo Children EmbrOidered Dresses for $1.36
*9Sc spun Slik Hose for S3c
ACC. Llse Ihread Hose Tor 43c.
$500. Fancy-strlped Hose for 29c.
CSC. Childrens Derby Ribbed Hose for 19c
*"Psar's' S1nscenled) Soap for Sc.
sChampagne bottles Of Bay Rum for 1sc.
% ss%sa e ss4ffs spsf Sc boz.
s zss's $:s; Is. 6: ss$;;.;: Tor ass
CHILDREN:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22
The Critic saws:
AN INGENIOUS CONTINUANCE

AN INGENIOUS CONTINUANCE
Inc CaS-C Arrler system Adopted at the Bon Marc,,e
Inc Ilau with mechanical turn of mind who en-
Joys seeing the opeI aon of ingenious c3ntrvances
shnud Dy ali means inspect The Martin ~ Hill Ca ,h
carrier Just put In the Bon Marche by the proprle
tors WI" found that nothing else would accommodate
INT deinI nds Of their rapidly growing business Rum
lhS 10 Inc cashiers desk from each OF three floors
IS complete miniature cable railway with nick eled
pIAtet De afIfss The car Is ncke-pl box about
iouI oy three inches with top lid adjustable
SFlp on ilt bottom. Wherever saieslady stationed
there Is railway station. When desires to send
cstsn 10 the cashier she puts the cable winch
Is Constantly running allows the grip to fall and il is
hurried away at the rate OF twelve feet he
esk Ihe cashier puts IL on the returning cable and
before the arlcies bought have been wrapped no the
chage l. In the customers hand If the cashier Duts
the b, Oh the right line il is Impossible for it 70 90 10
the wrong station for The little steel are ARRANGED
on the tops OF the boxes and the cable at the
lerent stations are grooves 10 correspond The mo-
1--WE power Is engine of two-horse power in the
basement 1hls Is the only cashcarrier system of It's
KIM south OF New York city and the prUprietors of
tnt Bon MArche are highly pleased at the result of
their enterprlslng experiment.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF INTEREST To SHOP
PEkS IN MONDAYS PAPERS
TIL Z BON MARCH
my22 3I6-31S SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22

do Lewis health laws seem to be powerless
against erysipelas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22
STORES.

f7tf no
1913 Est. NV st'e&cel. 500
1ito Psi.n.w .si'esSdw g.6s
1O2G st.n W. sto-e&dw gao
The above is only n sinai
books For full list call nj
the LIST and 18th. my21
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OFFICES

Per Mo.
1913 + st.nw. sth flr. 2rSS5
is,s i.a-sv., I'd door. ar. 70
9Th and Pa.av. roomlI. "a
portion Of propcr ga my
office Tor bulletin -lrd or
HOS r MAGGAMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22

"ANTED-A BUSHELMAN. A PERMANENT
w place for first-clasS man.
Apply to L. b BARNUM 4 CO.,
OoI
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"ANTED-30 WATERS FOR THE SPRINGS.
w Call at once. White and colOred women Cooks
$40 TO $50: chambermaids. nurses, cooks. :. 4.
COOMBS. Emp. Bureau, 926 st. NV. my17-6t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22

VNANTED-BY MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
w three or four Unfinished Rooms first floor
first and second floor; i'll northwest or Mt Pleasant
Address F. II. L., star office. References exchanged.
my22-2t*
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WANTED - AN UNFINISHED SECOND
W. Floor in nice locality. with privilege of boar
having caterer. Apply to Mrs. NJ. 1887 18th st. 1t*
VNANTED-THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS;
w two in family; reasonable rent. Address 929
PennS vania NV. Its
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VyTANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w two communicating, or large unflrnshed second
story Room. between Sth and l4th, F and SITS.
Permanency particularly desired Address W. q. H.,
Star office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22

OF INTEREST To SHOP
PEkS IN MONDAYS PAPERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22

THE BON MARCH
my22 3I6-sIs SEVENTH STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22

WTANTED-A COMPETENT WOMAN TO DO
w chamberwork and nursing and stay at night
Apply nj 226 3D. ST NV. lfs
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WANTED--ROOMS.

"yANTED-IN GEORGETOWN. IN A HOUSE
w with modern Comforts, a large room with board
for a lady. Terms must be reasonable, References
given and required Address SUMMER, Star office
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WANTED-HELP.

VyYANTED-FULL FARES PAID, THREE COI-
w ored women Cooks forty more part of fares paid
New York city: twelve for Long Branch, N = can
632 St. between 9th and eth sts NV PRICE q
BuRNHAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22
Observation-Disclosures

NOR RENT-STABLE IN REAR OF 1929 I4TH
II ST. n W. Apply on premises. Its
NOR RENT-TW0 FINE NEW STABLES
IL with large lots. on alley between Massachusetts
ave-, n, 18th and 18th SITS. J. +. OLMSTEAD,
my19-t 14l6 New York ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22

"ANTED-3 OR UNFINISHED ROOMS,
w with board for five adults: state terms and Oca-
ton. Box Sc, star Office my2I-2tx
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

nor RENT-OFFICE ROOMS l4O1 ST. NV
IL SIS, $40, SIS, $25
JOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
my2OSt 1401 ST.
NOR RENT-OFFICES-FURNI OR IN
II furnished. en- suite single, second third floor;
southern exposure. 929 ST. NV. ap29-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22

WY ANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, TWO
w women, one to cook and assist with hing and
ironing. the other laundress and house girl. Must
have city references Apply at GIG st. n. W.
myCt-,t#
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" ANTED-A GENTLEMAN HAVING SOME
w Influence and large acquaintance in Washing
ton to CANVASS. VIII guarantee SIS per week, with
| commission. Address CANVASSER, Star office.
W
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"ANTED-IN FAMILY OF TWO. A WHITE
w woman to do plain cooking and general house
work washing included. Must be able to furnish good
references. be neat clean and willing do exactly as
ordered Address at once stating terms, OFFICER
Fort Myer, Va my22-3ts
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WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO START A
w new business at their homes, easily learned in
an hour IOc. 10 5oc. an hour made daytime even
ing Send Toe for package Of samples and % work
Ing samples to commence on. Address, ALBANY
SUPPLY CO., Albany n Y my1S-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22

LADY FOR CLERICAL
w work; knowledge Of bookkeeping and Shorthand
useful; state experience and wages Address Box IS,
Star Office
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EOR RENT-TWo FINE STORES, 2O24 AND
IL 2O26 14th ST. NV, each 20 feet by 81, with fine
cellar. and dwellings above; ell modern improve
mentS. FRANK j. TIBBETS,
my6-lm 1920 St
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

kNOR RENT-FCRNISHED HOUSE WITH IL
u rooms. modern improvements with stable: north
western part OF the city, line of Price, $50
Ns>>A o''t~S'
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"ANTED-A GARDENER, ONE MILE FROM
81 pa Washington ash white man preferred Apply at
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS. FIVE OR
w six, by family OF three adults. State location
and rent References exchanged. Address Box 1873.
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UTANTED-COOKS. DRESSMAKERS, CHAM
w bermads nurses scrubbers, dish washers, wait
ers ladies' maids other help this northern cities:
open until pm. 630-632 st. PRICE d
BURNHAM. my22-6tH
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UyANTED-ENERGETIC MEN TO SELL WAV-
w erly. Dickens and Chambers Encyclopedia
monthly payments. golden opportunity for indus
LIER IS w. Fayette ST., Bato Md my22-s tn tn St
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NTANTED-A FIRST-CLASS SCOURER ON
w who understands pressing. Address immediat civ
stating references, to J. F, s. Star office. Its
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UyANTED-A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL
w hOusewOrk, who can come well recommended;
1873. 10Th st. NV. my22-3ts
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"ANTED-A FIRSTCLASS WAIST HAND
w who thoroughly understands the business
Call at once. 5I2 E ST. NV. my2O-3ts
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"ANTED-TWO ROOMS IN A GOOD LOCA
~ ton northwest, one for storing furniture. The
other to be occupied by gentleman. Reference
given and required State prices. Address r. Low.
ING, 92b st. NV, my21-3tS
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WANTED = EMPLOYMENT BUREAU con
w Quoted by Ladies, Cooks Chambermaids. Nurses
Men Cooks Waters, Bell Boys and Assistants whit
and coIored; city and springs. III NJ St n.w. DUN
RI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22

FIHE WHITE IS KING. THE ACME OF PER-
Il lection ia the Category of sewing Machines a
concentration and condensation of mechanlcI Cenins
and skill The range Of work Can not be exceIed IN
thing OF beauty and Joy forever Call and see IL nj
]: r NICK ENNEl,S, Az 9th ST. NV j. H. RICH
MOND, Manager. Machines of all kinds for safe or
rent Flrstcsass repairing done Also Central Office
for The Universal Patterns them
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XNTANTED-A WELL RECOMMENDED NOT
w registered pharmacist to assist in the store.
Please state where and how long your experience.
Address A. B. c., Star office. my2l-2ts
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EOR RENT
II lsl2N ST NV. orS1oo
i2l llth 81. n.w- 16rs-.9O
sss3 u NV. llrs-......S3.S "a
aiS Nj st. NV. l2rs-...-.5
lilS 10Th st. NV. llr-.o
i. lo r Il. NV. 12rs......7o
l2l2N. Y. ave. .l0r.......- 20
% Grant Place. Srs......-6S
1si4 18th 81. w..llr.. 80
l2s ID 1t. NV, = rs.........s5
BOB NJ 81. Nv, 12r.........so
slS y IT Nv. ,srs....-....4O
zoos 26th ~. NV. Tor 80
BOO Spruce ST (Lehroit
park, srs.-................ 80
400 y. j. ave. Sc. lor-.2S
22S Mass. ave. Srs. IS. -
45,,-i8S Wash. ST.. or..-25
1893 : -. NV. rS-.-....2S
$50 y s.. NV. X rs.......25
1882 Pierce Place. .r-..25
3o4S Il 81. D-w.. Sr....22. .5O
lis 18th st. NV. l2rs 50
1903 X st n W.. lor......55
lsl6 18th ST. NV. 30
NaaNHl- n N AZ . a. -
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"ANTED-A GIRL TO GO WEST WITH
w lady a child four years old; references
ree.oired Apply at 719 18th St NV my2l-2t*
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CORPORATION STOCKS
FOR SALE.
EXCHANGE ON CHINA /!

THE UNDERSIGNED ARE PRE-
i PARED TO DRAW OK THE
Chartered Bank of India, Australia and
G China Honekong.
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\ grand tour of the Rocky mountains via
Marshall Pass to Salt Lake City and Cal
ifurma. Go with the pleasure party leaving
Springfield Tuesday July 2Oth, via c. {. {.
" |. ky. An elegant reclining chair car
will be- run to Denver without change. \
few of the places Of interest To be visited
are Colorado Springs. Manitou, Pixies Peak.
Garden of the Gods. Denver, Marshall
Pass, GunuiS"u. salt Lake City and Ogden.
Passengers for Kansas and Colorado points
should look into this. This is money saved
for you. ID. J. Cullver goes with the party
To arrange for side trips. Special rates at
hotels and for carriages. Members of the
G. \. K. are most cordially invited. The
party will reach San Francisco before the
opening of the &. \. L. encampment. For
full information about rates and route Of
excursion and al itinerary of the trip call
upon or address
q. II. KNIGHT. Ticket Agent,
Springfield, q.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-18

isn't II rather peculiar that the great
storms OF the year have all prevailed on the
ETH and 18th Of the month On the 18th
and 18th Of May the memorable storms took
place in VIII ch the terrible loss Of life At
Nena: AMI the destruction OF properly in
Springfield and in fact all over the state
occurred. On the 18th and 18th of June
there was ''cycIone state" Of the weather
throughout the west, Il tornado in Minneso-
IA and several storms in Ohio. On tine 18th
Of July another great storm has came
promptly t" hand. Specials from Chilli
cuthe, Winchester. uiIsboro. YOUNGSTOWN
and cities all over the state report great
damage done. lives lost. cattle killed by
lightning, and say that the storm was one
o the most severe ever known. As ..l3" Is
the pr"ycrbiably unlucky number il is
rather peculiar that all these storms shouId
prevail on that date. II is surprising what
deep hold the sulerstiliQU about - - Ila-
would sooner sit down with death presiding
at the feast. than at a table where there
were just IS guests. They claim that in
case there are Is guests at table some one
of the number will die before the year is
ont. In France this superstition prevails
TO such an extent that where. through some
of the guests failing 10 arrive, the number
is reduced TO just l3, the host will rush into |
the street and grab a hack-driver or express
man, or any stranger. - as 10 make the /
18th guest. Some enterprising Paris cor
recently unearthed a gay
Frenchman. who had became somewhat re-
dured in circumstances, and who made a !
business of going out as the 18th guest. |
He sits around in his 18th guest Office" |
in full dress and waits for orders
If storms continue to affict Ohio on the |
18th of every month the citizens will soon |
learn TO take their washing down on that !
day, and take 10 the woods.
RAMBLER.