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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-26
WANTED.

A GOOD, sober, reliable, steady man,
"A one used TO the county. To take
care of horses, milk few COWS, and Mt.
tend TO grounds ut private residence
on Maui. None need apply unless fully
able TO meet the above requi, emenis.
Wages, $50 a month, bonrd aud lodging
Apply to } 4 WISlMNN,
"a Gen'l Business Agent.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-26
NOTICE.

A T a special meeting of the Hawaiian
"a Carriage Manufacturing Co. held
this day, +. g. SCHUMAN was elected
Secretary and Treasurer in place of
Thos. $. Douglas resigned
T.. q. SCHUMAN,
Sec'ry Haw,n Carriage Manf'g Co.
Honolulu. May Bird, 1886. 3ls
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-26
2-The Hawaiian Plate, $3.50,

Trotting and pacing, mile heats, best
two in three; all horses having re-
cord of 2 80 or better to go to wagon.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-26
Second Day, June IL, 1886.

1-Governor Dominis Cup, $50 added,
Running Race, q mile dash, free for
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-26
First Day, June II, 1886.
3-Lunamsk aainana Plate. 300.
4-HaWaiian Jockey Club Cup.

Running Race. Il sweepstake of $50
added cup to be won by the same
person twice. the second winning to
be ut any future annual meeting; one
mile dash. open to all threc-year-
olds: sealed nominations. inclosing II
fee of $40. to be sent to the Secretary
of the Hawaiian Jockey Club on or
before PM. Oh the 9th day of June.
Final acceptances as to the balance of
sweepstakes on or before Z VI. on
the 9th of June. Second trial--Cup
run for last veal.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-26
3-Rosita Challenge Cup. $3.50 added,
1.-The Queens Plate. 800,
5-The Kings Plate, 800,

Running Race, mile dash, free for all
Hawaiian bred horses.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-26
Plate, $3.50.

Running Race, ! > mile dash, open to
all.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-26
5-0ceanic Plate, 500.

Running Race. n sweepstake of S25
added. a mile dash. open to all two
year-old Hawaiian bred horses. Cup
to be won by horse beating the two
ycar-Old record. :23.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-22
nIuI AND THERE.

Nm-UuD aud rI7u lr.IrrlAV-
New corn sold Mt % .ul. pr
hu-ucl Yesterday.
.Ihr great -tuur my-hrr /. rolling
over ruo Gravel ou south Eighth
trDuL
Tine finest diamonds nj lowest ii ..
urc-. nj l.,yiu.ki q Levine thcWhul..
safe aud retail lr,clcr,.
Cotton pinkcr- ARE receiving ouN
au. no cents per huuIrrd uul lul
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-22

ArTiN"s oU u TRIM continuing UOu
constituents Limestone Hud Ns.
Nnrru COMMITTEES -upt-d inio
NHr" uustr, ItHEs, noit0"s.
Nnntuni"d ~ AccinmR,


Atlltu Judg, L.t. Alexander cal,
od thruiuth, Congressional convention
tu order say ing: eli i-my duty IA
chairman OF the executive cummittc,
OF the ninth congressional district to
call thi- convention To ordct Il !
were dark horse ora candidate tor
lieutenant governor would make a
speech. That is not my purpose Br.
Ing Mother viii simply say that
uumor, u- attempts have recently
been made tu define true democracy
Explanations have been offered IN
paper Let This convention define
true dcmocrHc, Dy returning ~ it,
nominee for ouugrrss true cApo.
ucnt. 4 hrrr-.
Judge Alexander then said: "Thc
urNt business Iu ord'r l- To nominate
- trmpurary chairman aud temporary
secretary
Gentlemen from Milan ruunty
II will nominate Judge /. e. NlcNau-
der ui Nclrnusn county Ap Temporal
r chairman.
The motion wa' put h' the ncntlr
man who offered il aud carried munu.
Wuuslt.
O,cutlpmen from M,lrnunn couu
" 81 nominate lao. Il. lm-iord ~
temporary secretary
Carried ~ before
Ihc temporary chairman tlcu cali
rUI ter nomination tor -crurant.a at
arms ana got tl,r name Of 10. Bar.
r,tt. ,IN marshall Of Cnr-iclua
Captain liarrolt was unanimously /
chosen -crgcant-nt-nrm..
The chairman then announced |
that the next husinc,- In order WAS
the appointment of committee, u
committee on basis ut representation |
and credentials nudR committee on
permanent organization aud rules OF
uTdrr.
UrntIcmAu from Bcll 81 move
Tint the committees, appointed one /
On credentials, and bu,i,uf represent. |
atiuu, and the other on permanent /.
Organization aud rHlcs ot order be |
selected by each county delegation. |
The motion carried.
Committee uu basis of representa- |
tlun sud CrodrulIul-Wurr returned ON [
roll call of counties ~ follow EIII
county Joe Miller turlr,om \. "
MclNrr, Falls \ II I Mcdowell. /.
Limestone & /. Watson, Milan T.
IS Ford, M,l.ruuHu Il n Harrison.
Navarro Rom 0toko.. Washington
! Il Bryan.
The committee retired to it, room.
Tine committee ou permanent or.
gau.iHtlOu and rules ot urdor were
returned "a iplInkNs am rnu call ,t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-22

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-22

Carried with uu" d|-Ir proving
vote.
chair" That gentleman ca'- 40 "a
hotel
a motion To adjourn iOriluucr was
lost.
Inc Committee Oh credentials AMI
ret,,rte,i. a.f,iI,,,.
Mitha basis of representation ~
follow Bell, II Bur.o-uu, D. FALL.
o. Limestone, 3, M,lrunau. .u. vi
lam Navarro, d.. Washington,
total O5i the following must n'
seated
Bel county Az -m.ih w j, Wal
lace p. u, Walton, ] 4. NuEhIj u
l'Rs, u MES. ''r Wills. W
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LINES n q camp u VI. I'ui
row ~ IruuIuE-. Walton
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N.i,ih'IL
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-22

crisis of the hour demands biz pre-
cut .oAIcr-hip. Loud applause
The speaker hyd not been uruiul
iui O' growing h,rc-ic- llc hat uu-
served weakness Welding TO -c.uOuA.
pressure. some are following the
auurrmnut- ot tlr seductive ,uurm.r
aud -u-rrct'I maiden prohibition
lhcy would iiui the HELD marsha, 90
rrpuhugaui-m 100 command OF thai
corps shortly. nnJ Doe would lead
them into the camp OF the vuemy
once having yielded to the siren they
would take ou the lca. Of thc prose.
lite and out llcroi sll lcWn
10 the adopted faith llaviuk
1c.omr drums with t.rc.. ihtI
would wa..ow, approved rad.
.J- Follow, then, the chosen ,,aU,L
/ Mile storm, of appRu-r
DE i- the man OF the aI AeIty cot
louiuu. aud the courage oi honesty
Here 'hp chair Wac constrained Co.,
Iir,ut tlr -rrgoat .Ht.urm- Goo inter
,rc tu restore order -u .r.nt
Nu- lhr uprutr
Whom Doe Doul hr heard. Mr. -oa.y-
continued. saving that Mr Mill. Nu-
tur rnrm, ot protection unJ OBJ,
friend ui silver. lie continued 100 20
/ clear, well controlled NuIur tu udyu.
utc ihr claims Ut his friend bg'
much 'lat hc -hii twas lu-l 900 70 tumu q
/ uf applause tWt greeted every word.
almost.
80 the conclusion Of Mr. ~Hlc-
/ -pHcM pronounced % ma>ur-pccr CO..
I it- .iud. senator lGll Harrison mo'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-22

pcnua take. bnby pictures success,
fully
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-22

Has the largest stock OF gents
wooden 90 the city.
Evening star., 1886-07-10

Tlmbertine, Montana, witnesses the uncora-
men spectacle OF all the non-uniou miners SUD-
porting the knights OF Labor in their contest
with the mine-owners, who insist on driving
their men out OF that organization. Any en-
paoyer has = right, OF course, To say to whom
he will and TO whom he will not give work
but very rarely does one go far as to assert
that mis- iaborers shall not belong to d society,
70 long as they treat him fairly and above
board. In the present case the unanimity with
which the outsiders have Joined forces with the
Knights Is prlma facie indication that the
latter have grievance worth fighting over. In
more than one phase IL is as significant an Incl
dent as any in the history of this year S labor
trOubles.
Evening star., 1886-07-10

The delay in the case o. Hugh " Brooks,
convicted OF murder in st. Louis. is to be pro-
longed by an appeal to the supreme court of
Missouri, the Judge presiding over the criminal
court having oyerruled the motion for a new
trial The prisoner will have a tine chance of
comparing the mode of procedure in criminal
cases in America with those in vogue in his
native country. There the path from Scotland
Yard 10 the gallOws IL short and straight and
even the appeal to the Queen 10 a formality
quickly finished. Men who stain their hands
with the blood OF their neighbors in Great
Britain Go not have time 10 grow gray between
arrest and punishment
Evening star., 1886-07-10

Never there Is Justification for the horse-play
OF calls Of the House, IL is when a dozen MEM
oers get together on u Friday evening and vote
away the peoples money in private pension
bills, which the President vetoss as soon as he
examines them. NJ. Wallace may not have
spoken as steadily To the question last evening
as strict deference 10 the rules of procedure
would require, but he made legitimate point
In his objection 10 the Houses way of doing
business, and public sentiment will back him
up in IL
Evening star., 1886-07-10
UsusuAL ADvASrAen


SUCCESSOR TO PERRY RRoTlER,
PRl9R 70 TAKING ANIMAL IHvENr9kY Of
AGES IN ALL DEPA RfMEN1S, VIZ:
BLACK AND COIOkED CACHEMLRE 6TLKS,
EAILLE FRANCAfsE SCRAHS AND SATIN
u, KiIHlADAMEs RI FROM !5C 70 $3.50:
PLA!N AND FIGURED INDIA SILKS. AT n 90
,s, AND Sl.25, REDUCED FROM p 23 AN0 81 20.
"sPEGJAh AAR9AINs' In LoUIsINEs AND
EMEk1ibEssib1 ai1 INDIA roseEE, BAT1srE AND
MTLL MI ROBES. AT GREATLY REDUCED
"cLosISG PRICES" on SPRING WRAPS AND
PARASOLS
1AR9RTED JERSEYS. ALL SIZES. FROM saso
NEW SILK. cHuppA ANp CASHMERE
SsaAWLS saIa,WVLS N GREAT VARIETY AND AT
'NoVELTIEs, I N FRENCH sATEENs AND
EATKA T1SA ArSDSGEMENTs IN WHITE GOODS. sA-
ALL WnI WOOL 81 nEI... nEEIL..ANNELs FOR BATHING SUITS
HABIT CLOTHS FOR M6UNTAIN COSTUM rs
IVORY AND CREAM ALL WOOL TENNIS. CAN
NAS AND YACHT CLOTHS.
MN DENTELLE LANES, SERGES AND ALBA
TROSS CLOTHS.
NEW sTMSMEE BLANKETS. FROM sAoo TO
THE GEALEBkATED lie QUAKER CITY EINE DRESS
~ PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING
Penn. Avenue. Corner 9th street
f.stablisbed 1S4o. jyIO
Evening star., 1886-07-10

Since Birnam Wood marched upon Dunsi-
name, no such invasion by raw timber has ever
been witnessed, probably, that which New
York is soon to suffer. Three and one-half mill
lion feet of logs, made into cylindrical raft
and towed along the seacOast by steamer, will
leave ST. John, y. B., in a few days, all the
hazard OF the ocean passage being accepted for
the sake OF eyading the duty which would have
been levied on the same amount of wood sawed
into boards and regularly shipped. 1t is TO be
hoped that pains will be taken to notify the
Dominion cruisers in advance, So that that the
log raft will not be captured and confscated as
An American vessel, merely because il is headed
for the United States. Now that Canada ha,
got her hand in, and is taking every thing that
comes along, even a timber float runs SOME
risk
Evening star., 1886-07-10

The partakers in the struggle over the Presi.
dents private pension yetOes have AT last
reached basis OF compromise. But how IN uch
better II would be for al parties if :he pacific
understanding began further back, aud all
hands agreed no; 10 let any bills 20 To- the Presi
Dent which his conscience would compel him
10 veto
Evening star., 1886-07-10

"ihe Campbeils are coming" and they have
aright 10, doubtless; but if many more OF them
come 10 Congress nobody will be able To find
out who voted for anything, or who was absent,
or who was paired The attention OF persons
interested in the BarthOldi statue pedestal fund
Is respectfully invited To this suggestion.
Evening star., 1886-07-10
SPECIAL DErARrnEsr BAneA1ss

In conjunction with the various goods
offered by Us at reduced prices to close we are
showing many excellent bargains of which the
following are tair samples Everything is
down to the lowest notch:
RIBBON DEPARTMENT
We have yet few pieces of the "Job Lot" of
Black sash Ribbons which we offer at a little
above half value.
Blach Ail>ilk Gros Grain Sash Ribbons, =
inch. 5bc-: e-!nCh. 62l-c. per yard.
black Aiisilk sash Ribbon, with satin block
We also oiier Gros Grain Six Belins heavy,
neeis no Inning. black. VII te ard cream lla to
Il. Inches wide, AZ. 90 and 0ll.c. PEE yard.
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT
Abou the best hing We have is 40-iuch Black
All-WOOl Open " prk Lace Cloth, really worth
bined with SILK this makes u beautiful and
stylish summer suit.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
duced from 81 20 to 15c. are moving rap Idly
and cannot last very long.
BUSTLE DEPARTMENT.
For DC each We offer fine Nohair Bustles OF
an excellent shape ami specially good value
| APRON DEPARTMENT.
We have reduced the price Of Nurses Caps
from ~ To Zoe. each q special attraction
| Also offer two excellent styles Of Nurses
White Lawn Aprons AT 25c. each.
| MEMS DEPARTMENT.
30 Dozen Mems super Stout Half Hose extra
good value, only i2l2c- per pair.
| NOTION DEPARTMENT.
| Ne Iate,t improvement on the hustle is Pat.
eEt Steel Dress EXtenders with elastic band
| with buckles attached Does away with the
whaJetone cas- Hgs ana makes an excellent
saff- t0urnurf lengths-l5 Is and II inches
long. Only 2oc
| WHITE GOODS DEPA RTMENT
For Ladies' and Ghldreu's wear we offer a.
| inch Long Cloth, fine soft finish. Olly l1c
| per yard
| CRISKLE CLOTH
| l,OOJ Yards White Crinkle Cloth, 81 inches
| wide Regular price l21ac. per yard u order
| 10 close cut the iot II a ed IL down
&c. eryard. Slightly damaged
| C1hird floor: take elevator.)
1 WOODWA a. ynTHRnp
Evening star., 1886-07-10

II Is customary for sherifs who have hangings
70 conduct To put of the tragic ceremonies iii
r. late hour as the sentence of the court will
permit; but In New York yesterday Miguel
Chacon was sent out of the world ut twenty
minutes before eight O'Clock in the morning
This may have been al the prisoners own re-
quest, the terrors OF another July noon in the
sweitering city being greater than those of q
transfer TO eternity.
Evening star., 1886-07-10
MosDAr. july 12ru,
WV BuRDErTE & Co
WILL BEsIN THEIR
GREAT sEMI-ANNCAL REDUCTION SALE
RELIABLE DRY GOODS, CARPETS AND MAT.
TINGS,
AT COST FOR CASH

$500 worth Of Remnants. Odds and Ends at one
third their value, including remnants of SILKS
NELEETS. BLACK and COLORED DRESS GOODS
WHITE GOODS-in fact, Remnants Of everything.
$4,000 worth of choices. and most desirable DRY
GOODS will be offered at reduced prices
BLACK and COLORED SILK FABRICS Of every
description at reduced prices.
BLACK and CoLoRED WOOL GOODS Of all kinds
at reduced prices.
WHITE GOODS. COLORED WASH FABRICS
sATINES. BATISTE, FRENCH and DOMESTIC
GlNGHAMS and SEERSUCKERS at cost.
PARAsoLs and SUN UMBRELLAS LESS THAN
COST
LADIES, GENTS and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
and UNDERWEAR at reduced pricea
CARPETS, oILCLoTHs and MArTINGs q. 70.
duced prices.
ONE PRICE ALL GOODS WARRANTED AS
REPRESENTED BY THE SALESLADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.
W. W. BURDETTE q CO.,
iy1O-3t
Evening star., 1886-07-10

The death of Cora Pearl is a blessing to hu-
manify so long delayed that 1t has perhaps lost
part OF its moral force. The character of this
woman, 50 far as can be learned from those who
have studied her career with most care, came
near TO the point of absolute destitution of
redeeming virtues as that OF any noted person
since NerO's day. She mad not even beauty to
offer as an excuse for her spoiled and award
nature. Coarse and ugly OF feature, harsh
voiced, ill-educated, she still contrived TO get
and keep an ascendancy over a lot OF youthful
spendthritts, whom she drove from her door
like professional beggars when she had squan-
dered their substance for them. a worse crea-
ture of either sex no romancer ever drew-no
poet of the nightmare school ever celebrated in
his verses. Her influence was so wholly bad
her fame so demOralizing the atmosphere OF
her very presence degrading to those who
breathed ii, that even charity cannot afford to
keep silence over her grave.
Evening star., 1886-07-10
WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-HELP.
ss 1a;i l.as 95s FIX $. +:
ED-TEMPORARILY-AB BOY HAVING
W some experience in type setting Address giving
a. ~ experience. pay expected &C. COMP, Star
"ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN AS DISH
w washer, at the fremont House, corner I'd St aud
Indiana 1t
WTANTED-sEvERAL BOYS, AGED II AND
Mho vt AREy 10 Steady
WANTED-AN INTELLIGENT AND ENTER
w prsins gentleman to assist mansger and tahe
poscn and Sood ss9 hs %ap
5;sS - s, s. after s5 i,s,7. % Monday A. TH9
w bermais nurses sosubbers dishw ashefs. wait
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SrRNHAM fRfR n9 p M esoes2 st NV jyfoss. Rf5eK
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w dairy farm and drive milk wagon Must
mixer Apply 44a stnw j. H. HoI1pGE af iSsa tess
UTANTED-A MAN OF NEAT ADDRESS. WHO
is quick and accurate In light eseplstions bach
night. Address Box 81. Star Office. jylO-2ts
WANTED-A STEADY. STRONG CoLoRED
w woman. who is good cook. washer and ironer.
for small family Apply 1901 st. jy1O2t*
w decorate holiday novelties for next fall and win
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&c Git S %oRE Is essT
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VTYANTED-A NEAT AND TIDY GIRL fCOI-
w ored) for general Homework In a small family:
references required. Call at III c st. n. e.. Capitol
yTANTED-FOR a HOTEL IN THE CITY. A
w first, class man cook, who is Thoroughly compe-
tent to take charge of kitchen: must understand
French cooking. etc. Address Box 122 Star office
jyo2ts
"ANTED--TWO WHITE GIRLS, ONE TO
IVY Nurse: other to Cook; - go to the country.
from 9 to 4. jy9-3t*
VWANTED-G oOD CARRIAGE SMITH STEADY
w work. Apply 20 ]. X. PRoBEY, 1880 s2d St.
WYANTFD-TwO-THTRD JOB PRINTER No
ss sa S ,Fs@fe
yVANTED-AT CAPITOL LAUNDRY, 5l2 sTH
W st NV, two tirst-cass Shirt Ironers Good wages
VvANTED = RARTENDFR IMMEDIATELY;
w one having some experience: German, about 20
years old. preferred Apply 9l7 Tth ST. NV jyS-3t'
VNANTED-MEN AND WOMEN: Gall AT
3ce Wite .md coiofe0 w'inen TO s2o
CooMBs s BURGESS, Emp. Bureau, 926 st. NV.
jy7-6t*
w ANTED-GOOD. RELIABLE AGENTS IA-
w dies or gentlemen tor Lite and Speeches OF
Thomas a. Hendricks. Mr.; Holcomb. State supern-
partment of Public Instruction of Indiana. the
authors is asutcent guarantee that it will be val
liable book When com uprted and ready for del very
about 10Th September. Apply for terms and
district to W. f By RID. General Agent, "a n Calvert
ST.. Baltimore. jy7-6t
WANTED-COOks,CoO COOKS, SERVANTS
w for III houSewOrk ScrIbbers, lauHdreSs. walters
for resorts, nj once NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU, 5l7 9TH ST. NV. jy36t*
y3TANTED-A LIVE ACTIVE MAN NEEDING
w profitable employment. TO represent in this
city ard vicinity. so monthly and expe nses, com
mission II preferred. Goods staple -four Everyone
buys. Address STANDARD SILVER WARE CO..
BoSi on, Mass je3u-Im
VXTANTED-AGENTS FOR THE NATIONAL
w Mutual Life Association. Liberal terms Apply
to l42O F st.
je24 FRANK ]. TIBBITS General Manager.
Evening star., 1886-07-10
A PnAcr1cAn I11usrnArroS.

The Palsis Royal having closed out all surplus sum-
stock is enabled to visit the wholesale markets
when prices very low. We practically illustrate
we are Offering and desirable novelties at lower
prices than our competitors demanding for old
and shop-worn goodA
Evening star., 1886-07-10

The Star cannot undertake to preserve OF
return rejected communications. Con-
tributors who wish to POSSESS their man.
uscripts, IL unused, should keep a copy.
Evening star., 1886-07-10

Two million dollars Is a large sum 10 be left TO
jury of twelve men 10 award or deny. That
was the figure at which Receiver Farnsworth
estimated the damage done To the Bankers and
Merchants telegraph company in New York by
the cutting of its wires by persons in the en-
ploy of the Western Union company.
The cost of such = suit has iIst drawn to a
close is tremendous the court and trial fees, the
retainers of eminent counsel. the expense OF
bringing witnesses nom aI-tr, ali these things
make heavy draft upon tnc pHrses of both
parties. And after it il al over wha agree
able thought il must be IA every one concerned
that, II the Bankers and Merchants company
had put its wires underground. where they
ought TO be. nobody would have cut them, and
there would have been no damages and no law
suit. Nevertheless needless pI thc lessons of ex-
travasant litigation telegraph companies Will
continue to aOt a # what good enough for
former generations = good enough for this.
Already the al src.iI-ts "a Milwaukee seem to
have taken fresh courage from the decision of
that st. Louis magistrate who declared that the
government was too great t. take notice of the
vaporings OF men with peculiar views, but
should wait for "some overt act. They
threaten TO aveuge theIu.elve, with dynamite
upon Judge Mallory District Attorney VIII
nans, and about every BODY else in Milwaukee
who has shown ~ drvc-!On to- law and order.
DOubiieSS even tisC Ia u -Iti-!e4TS' list Oh ST.
Louis would be wln4ug 10 admit tntt he muir
der OF a dozen leaUius cItiz-a, and public otfi-
GERS would be an overt ..et,' and that, after
everybody worth destroying had been blown
into little pieces. the government could afford
To stOOp to the tss oi prosecuting the assassIns.
But matters Will not ach such pass that
in Milwaukee. Fortunately, Wisconsin is
blessed with governor who realizes that his
sworn duty Is TO defend the laws as well as to
execute them-to prevent vi"lence as we'll as to
punish 1t. Jere niah RUsk is not afraid To take
responsibility upon himself and when the time
comes TO interfere he will be found just where
be il needed.
Evening star., 1886-07-10
PERSONAL.

0N ACCOUNT OF THE HEAvY DEMAND UP.
~ on u.s. We are now prepared TO- pay full valoe f6f
Gents Second-hand Cothing. Address or 0aA aS
Evening star., 1886-07-10
WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED - BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN
W B ard and Room, at moderate terms. between +
and S stS, North Capitol and 10th Address No DER
\ IE, star Office. jy92t*
Evening star., 1886-07-10
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
LNoR SALE-NICE LITTLEFARM OF 80 ACREs
Il near Stott q ation the Met. branch K R. lust
across the District line. comfort able house. aud and
In good state OF cultva vation with fruit etc So 700
Will exchange tor good little property the city q
Its cash value. JOHN SHERNAN n co
jyl03t 1soT "A
t>OR sALE-AT A BARGAIN-FAkM OF 30
Il acres; "a miles nom this city; two~tory dwelling;
excs.lent land; high, healthy locality; only 81 600
= PHILLIPS. l42s New York ave- jyS-lm
LNoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TWO HUNDRED
and forty acres OF splendid timber land. with .
vein OF ieao Well located IN Missouri and
Idly increasing In value w. X. FiskE q CO.,
jyS3ts ll2O New YORK ave-
INoR sALE-DEsIRABLE FIvKACRE PIACH
Il on l4th ST. road. near Brghtwood: good house nn1
outouildngs; grape aud other fruit price. $1,000
jys-3ts IA2u New YorSs
INOk RENT-A DExIkABLk TRUCK FARM ON
- Shepards road. between eth and Rock Creek
thufch road. Very cheap, at SO per month In
quire of PA Rk Elk Il TOWSsEND, 14Is b st. 1yss-6t
LNoR SALE-oR EXCHANGE-FoR CITY PROP
Il erty. Farm, about half mile from Boundary
near Bennlig road county, II. C., containing sbout
20 acres large dwelling slaughter house. Out build
ings &c; thrre wells good ter: plenty fruit trees
&c well Gu tvate1, and nve six scrssin wood Is
minutes walk nom street cars FOR teruIs &c. apply
70 CaAs .. sHkENE ll35 9Th ST. NV. je2s-in