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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-09-17
THE KOOTENAi INDIANS,

Contrasts in Morals AMI Manners of Some
OF the British Columbia AboriginoJ.
1t is the end of my first Sunday here.
We have Just been TO the Indians wor-
ship. They arc Roman Catholics, be-
cause l think, they like the pictures of
tho saints, the ceremonies and the
priests caro-. Their worship was a
surprise to us and an education. These
Kootenais are confcssedly the lowest
and'filthiest of the fsh-esting Indians,
but it is a marvel to see how they rise
above nature in worship. No civilized
congregation presents such contrasts.
The darkened windows of the painted
chapel, the vapor and odor of the in
censc, the chants, tho simple ccre-
monies and tho rapt attention of the
worshipers materalized for US the
ghost of Chateaubriand. We breathed
again the sentimental atmosphere of
'Atala' and The Genius of Christi
anity."
Leon Faucet, the priest. is shrewd
and dcvout French Jesuit, AS he ex-
pressed it, he has ruled these Indians
with main de fer, His name. through
out this region, is feared and respected
as if it were the name OF demi-god.
They hayo many stories of his miracu-
lous paralyzing of arms raised to strike
him and OF sudden dumbness seizing
tongues that dared to profane in his
presence. His laws form code which
penctrates all details of their simple
savage life.
Their religion is strife and COM
promise between the principles of right
and their savage education. | 1remcm-
Der at our first encounter, when | had
to treat with them for canoe Transport
tation for myself and party, that the
negotiations lasted from two in the
afternoon until noon the next day.
r,on they were broken off. aid had to
be renewed from other points of attack,
and when at last concluded, the sum
agrccd for was less than that at first
proposed. We thought We knew the
kootenai river pretty well, but when
they set out with us, one in each canoe.
with two paddlers. they took us through
miles OF unknown waterways, over
sluggish bayous and inlets we had never
heard of, finally striking the crooked
river again at an angle which had saved
leagues of travel and shortening the
journey by hours. Then we saw the
business Of their bargain, We agreed
that we knew of no Christian white
man whom we would think capable OF
such mercantile propriety. But OH the
outskirts of one little settlement we
passed movelcss figure. an old wom-
an crouohed forward. her arms about
hor shins, her head between her knees.
She stirred not nor looked as we fitted
by her, although an outstretched paddle
would have touched her. BY her side
were food and drink. l asked my
nearest Indian what she did there! He
grunted in reply "a gutteral word which
translated means 40 die" These two
incidents suggest the Indians religion.
There are two clans or towns ol
Indians, the clipper" and the Lower
KQotenais. about 475 In all. They have
mover made treaty with the United
States. and never received aid from the
Government. = Charles j. Woodbury., IN
~ Y Post,
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-09-17

-Store-room' AM closets should k'
occasionally aireI
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-09-17

Cap. st me has published list of
appointments in the First District
and invites his opponents to meet
him. They will be at Cadiz October
7th.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-09-17

Tho Allentown, (Pa.) Register
says: ION the farm Of Reuben Upde-
grove, at Shanesville, Berks County,
while the harvesting was being done,
the mon were assisted in binding the
wheat by these three aged ladies;
Elizabeth Trout, 92; Maria Updegrove,
82; Maria Trout 76. 1t is remarka-
BILE fact that each of them bound the
heavy sheaves throughout the whole
day, and in the evening had completed
almost as much work as any Of the
men,"
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w HEwu Irs Hor.

THE swELTERING HEAT OF THE LAST
FEW DAYS NAY REMIND YOU THAT WE
HAVE BEEN ADVERTISING QUITE AN AS
soRTMENT OF sEMI-TRoPIcAL CLOTHING
We HAVE STILL LARGE STOCK ON HAND.
But VERY MUCH REDUCED IN PRlcE-IN
FACT AWAY BELOW THE ORIGINAL COST TO
Us sEERsUCKER COATS AND VESTS ARE
AMONG THE BEST THINGS WITH WHICH TO
WARD OFF THE SUNS RAYS EsELL THEM
FOR $40 AND s2.Oo NOW. BECAUSE OF THE
LATEsEss OF THE SEASON.
WE ARE OFFERING SOME UNUSUAL BAR
GAINS IN SILK AND MoHAIR COATS AND
VESTS IN DRAB AND SLATE coLoRs OF VERY
HANDSOME DESIGNS. SUCH AS PIN CHECKS
PLAIDs. HAIR LINE STRIPES AND BROKEN
CHECKS. THESE GOODS ARE NoN-coNDucr-
oRs OF HEAT. BESIDES, AS YOU ARE AWARE.
LIGHT CoLoRs NEVER ATTRACT THE SOLAR
RAYS. $3.50 Is THE PRICE WE NAME FOR
YOUR CHOICE OF ANY COAT AND VEST IN
THE LOT YOU HAVE NO EXCUSE NOW TO
FIND FAULT WITH THE HEAT, WHEN YOU
CAN KEEP COOL 80 EASILY AND FOR SO LIT
TIE MONEY
OUR PANTALOON SALE STILL GOES ON.
AND WHY NOT: WE ARE OFFERING THE
GREATEST BARGAINS IN SEPARATE PANTS
EVER DREAMr OF IN wAsHINeToH-oR, WE
NAY ADD, ELSEWHERE.
BOYS AND oHILDREa's CLOTHING ARE co
BUSY HEAT OR NO HEAT, WE ARE KEPT
HARD AT WORK; BUT THEN IT'S HEALTHY
EXERCISE AND WE LIKE IT.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY.
NV. CORNER OF 7rH AND SIS.
GALL BLUE sIGNS)
au3O ]. NJ GRADY, Manager
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FOR lighthouses.

THOR RENToHoUsES-s50s 81. NV. rooms.
Pierce Place W, So, 50 each: sle New York ave.
nw S22.5u Stores-7lO ST. NV. $50: S6l Penn
sylvana aye. u. W., $40 CHARLES w. HANDY.
02l 8. nv au30-St
NOR RENT-A THREESTORY FRAME HOUSE;
II 1O7 9Th St NV, between aud sts modern Inn
provementS rent $40 per month Apply 70 JACOB
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TVNO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS-NINE
Lots whole or IN part. on the southeast corner
OF 7th ana z SITS. NV. This is asnicent place for
coal lumber yard, stores livery stable ware
house purposes. For further information apply TO
NEWCOMB & LOGAN, Real Estate and Loan Bro,
kers, l515 St NV. 1t
"A amender In Patent cases will give 20 per
terest and furnish valuable security loan of
instalments in professional services as de-
au2S-3t<
DARTIEs DESIRING TO BUY A GOOD AND
i growing cash business, to be sold because uncon-
genial to present owner, address VIEUXTEMIs, star
office. au2s-3l*
IGOR SALE-GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE
years old any lady drive. Apply to Ii. W. BOW
LING, 1000 Al cor h 81 s.w. au2S 2ts
1.-TWO PER CENT A MONTH WILL BE GIVEN
Il by 4 responsible man tor $500 Wanted for six
Star Office au2l-.,ts
INVEST THROUGH THE SOUND AND RE-
i liable Western Farm Mortgage Co, Lawrence
Kan, Capital and surplus, 100000 carefully Sc.
seven per cent Interest EuaIanase unrralled IA
cties Absolute satisfaction. 10 years experience
National bank, Lawrence. Kan, ands hundreds of in
vestors For fuli inflammation call upon address
en2.-3m@ sHAFER 4 RITTER. Frederick. Nd
RCiLDlNG LOTS GIVEN AWAY no REsPoN-
- sible parties who will build. Government clerks
preferred These beautifully situated sites over
looking the city and only FIVE minutes walk from the
sIeet cars Apply for thirty days to Dr. A. NJ KEEN,
pet aud ~ O'Clock Am. Office on Monroe ST.. Ana.
ccstia- u & au25-6ts
EOR SALE - BEST CHANCES YET 10000
oars and herdics; 432 feet frontage only Doc one
third cash. Also lot East Capitol street;
54x!OO improved BY ons-story frame dwelling and
stable; 81 800 cash Then again. lot Massa
For ali these and many %ore srpy g. ne etG eS
HEPEIII, 320 Pa ave Sc. su24-6t
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WOODWARD l. LOTHROP.
| CHANGE liz SPREADS

a CHANGE liz SPREADS
We are continually on the look ont to better
the stock, or rather to get better article to sell
at y certain price than Is usually sold
Customers doubt remember our Boston
House. Crochet Quilt Well, we have secured
better one TO seii ut its prce-a much better
one; In fact.and we shall keep 1t regularly.
The Old Boston House. Quilt goes down
from 81. % to SLID. The new one at $40 Is
the best To ne had for the price.
We also have . fair Quilt vt SlOO, and the
trio. at $l.OO 81. 10 aud 81 20, are incOmpara-
bic values.
(Third doOr take elevator).
WOODWARD Il LOTHROP.
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News liz CHINA Srurrs

Having just received an invoice of White
China silk Handkerchief we place on sale to-
day values seldom equaled at Christmas times
IT'S pleasure to use one OF these.
100 doz 18in. White China Silk Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs. Pinch hem, real
value 37lSc., only Bic each.
100 dog 22nch White China Silk Hem
stitched Hsndkerchiefs, one and twO-iuch
hens, real value Soc. only 37lec. each.
so doA 24inch White China Silk Hem.
stitched Handkerchief, Pinch hens, real
value Soc, Ouly soc. each.
SO dog. 24-inch White China Silk Hem
stitched Handkerchefs, silk embroidered
corners. real value S71ac. only Toe. each.
so dOz. 26inch White China Silk Hem
stitched Initial Handkerchieis. only $l.OO
First floor; center counter,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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SrocK TAKrsa Own,

Eads Remnants. AZ they closed out weekly; but
We offer the following new and attractive goods. nd
vance Fal Styles among those we are daily receiving
AT Is CENTS
Ladies' chemises, good muslin lace trimmed. fiat
felled seams
Ladies' Walking skirts. deep Cambria fiounce
Ladies' Drawers tucks and Cambria ru1ie.
Ladies' Corset Covers high and low necked, Lace
trimmed and embroidered
Nurses Aprons large tucks and embroidered.
thiIdren's short Dresses, Camhs,o. Mother Hubbard
yoke Of embroidery.
ehidren's Drawers tucxs and Hamburg rufae.
AT 40 CENTS
Ladies' Nightgewns. Mother Hubbard yoke. cius-
tiers of tucks, ruffe around neck and sleeves
Ladies' Chemises, rows of embroidered lnsertinga
ladies' Drawers, tucks and Hamburg rufle.
Ladies' skirts, tucks and double ruffie of cambria
We also offer another small lot Of the celebrated
Cork Bustles," which sold readily at 4sc., now at
35c
ATp CENTS
80 dozen Sheer Handkerehiefs, coiored center and
border. henstitched. inch hem.
AT - GENTS
The latest and best Wire Bustie cut. with patent
attachment in three sizsA Cali and see it
ATS1s5
Also large assortment of Gloria Umbrellas with gold
heads, at low prices.
AT sS CENTS
The latest Linen ehsmsettss with fancy front
stripes.
In ADDITION to the above we have just received and
placed on our counters all the new styles OF Black
Straw Hats for early fall which offer as follows:
Union Milans, assorted shapes. % cents
London Milans all styles. 4s and 5s cents.
English Milaus assorted styles and shapes. 7sc. CSC
and $l19.
There has been no season when the styles and
shapes we're varied apd attractive as this for
early IN the season.
1T PAYS TO TRADE
T !'II T. e e $ :! g III i
EE NJ N 4 f Hst $ 80s Hill T. e.
EsE ! II ! Fl / $ Soss I'll e. ssr =
.uso' 's-als SEVENTH STREET NV
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BOARDING.

HAVING SECURED EXPERIENCED AND
competent walters, the public is guaranteed per
rect satisfaction Moores Dining RoOnss a 0t St
2: W.. Meals, 25c Board BY the Day Week or
AonLa. ALSO Rooms Ior rent au3O3te
GIN0Lr ROOM. SECOND FLOOR, IN PRIVATE
~ family, near Judiciary square. with excellent
board, $50. Also. double ROOM second noor for two
With board, $50; rooms nicely furnished 3O6 st.
NV. au2S-3ts
Ok LAFAYEITE SQUARE, BEAUTIFUL
~ Rooms; elegantly furnished; open CRATES; large
cosets every convenience; table Transient
and Table Boarders accommod ted au0-lws
DLEAsANT ROOMS. FUKNIsHED AND uN-
furnished. with Board. n 3lA and $40 Indiana
syG stngie hooms. with Board. IS per week.
flNHE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 5I2 9TH ST. n. W.
u ana the In Pierre sw. cor. 10Th and NV. the
eeU conducted Boarding houses In city. Table inst
clanx pleasant room& Terms moderate oc2S
TUE CELLULOID TRUSS.
u That never breaks. never Wsa1 out always claan.
IL ior saieas CHAs. FIsHERA
o28 5th Uerooe n0gthweue
Nm. F1RER dsvoso ksr aslsnI,0n V me wsnis Of
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FINANCIAL.

Parsos & WHrrErr.
STOCK BROKERS'
~ n F,isS sssnue New Yort
CSC l5th ssrest yCorcorsn BuIdlngl wasningsoa
PRIVATE elOCk TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEx
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &C
Gkxk PAnrHxRs.
JAND wHsrkLY h cRUGKR OAKL1x
MAYNARD G. EYRk
HENRY h Dopek, Washington, ID C.
WILLIAM X TRAvkRs, SPECIAL fartuer
Buy and seai commission Ill caxzsss Of RnilWw
Il n. DODGE Resadsn, Partner
ouetasicm ofesocks and Bonds and informassoa -
eafoing the mafkets received through wire In
kantiy, direct nom the New York Stock ExchansA
Al osdess executed md seporsed proUpty. III
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LOWER PE1cEs OK Trp1Es

LOWER PK1cEs OK Trp1Ea
We have made war on them; cut them down;
to dispose Of the stock at Onoa
Lot 8 By inch Applique Lace Tides,
cut down from Is " l2Lrc. each.
Lot. by II inch Applique Lace Tides
cut down from 3Sc. to l0c. each
Lot OF 10 by 70 Ecru Stamped Monte Cloth
Tides heavy fringe, cut down to 25c. each.
Lot. 800 Fringed stamped Congress Cloth
Tides. handsomely embroidered in silk.
Size ID by So inches.
size IA by 20 inchea
Sold last season ct 81 %. Cut to 81 each
We wish TO move this stock at once, hence these
prices
Second hoOr: take elevator)
WOODwARD a. InTHROp
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The so0ve houses can be examined by permit from
our Office only, THOMAS J. FISHER 4 Co.
au3O 1904 r street northuasa.
TOR RENT
.NnA NJ

NOR RENT
Il 1870 10th n w,1lrSl25
1905 i st. u.w.. l3r.....l25
1121 14th n.w.lArs. .S3.84
1863 r st. n. W, llrs.S3.34
1924 ! 4th St NV. l1r-SO
AL 18th st. q. w..........7S
1859 b st. NV. ilrs...-T5
] z53 r St A.w., Ilrs..,...75
17OS F st. NV. 12rs......75
1914 10th st. n.w., lOr. 20
606 E Cap. St, yrs.....-60
326 Ind. ave-. 1lrs.....-&
1918 II ST, NV, 9rs.....-0O
1915 L st. NV. 1Or. ......5O
1643 10Th st. q. W., 1lr-5o
1929 CofcOran st.. Hrs 50
1890 10Th St n W. lor42 SD
$50 Mo. ave. IL rs. All. 5U
1924 Q st. NV. llrs...-.4U
1850 Il. l. ave, 7rs......4U
1918 l4ti, ct. NV, Sr.. ~
1910 18th st. NV. Sr.
40 n. }. av.s.e.. lO rs. 80
BOT T st. NV. 0rs.........35
1927 L st. II. W., Sr.........30
1614 eth st, n. W.. er......30
l7l6 I4th st. n W., 7r...3O
1903 T st. NV. Tr. ...27.5D
312 LIST, Sc, 1rs............3ti
ZIG Sth st. NV, Sr. 80
auS{l a "A VAIN
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II l. altogether likely that the somewhat SEN
satiouai story telegraphed from Mexico TO q
Chicago paper yesterday ia regard To the hlari-
Gus conduct there of Mr.. Sedgwick, the special
representative of the Department OF State. is a
gross exagyeration, but it can hardly be manu-
featured wholly out OF nothing. But whether
the foundation for il be broad slight the
affair Is ~ be regretted since IT must tend to
lessen the respect which the Mexican authori-
ties would naturally entertain for the represen-
tatiye of another government, and at the same
time IL affords those who are uniriepdly to Mr..
Bayard an opportunity to eritieise unfavorably
his own action in the premises well as the
acts of his agent. II will moreover renew the
question why Mr. Sedgwiek should have been
singled out for the delicate and responsible
duties committed to his hands. 1t does not
anywhere appear that his standing and eX-
perisnee were such as TO specially commend
him Tor the positions; and, according to what is
published as the Secretary's own explanation,
the appointment seems to have been made
somewhat in the dark. and without giving due
weight To the considerations which ought to
govern in maxi ing selections of this class.
Few things can more finely illustrate the f.
deity which science claims from her devotees
than such an event as that which kept SO many
astronomers thousands of miles away from
home yesterday. The realization by each of
hope To do would he but as drop in the well of
discovery, and that no reward visible To the
world would crown his efforts, did not dampen
his ardor i'll the least. Indeed, such an element
of seitsacrifice in the work mapped out for him
serves rather a stimulus than as deterrent
To the scholar who worships science with pure
heart. He knows that all the facts mankind
has already won from the guarded treasury of
nature are but Us the little bits that go TO make
up the great mosaic design. No fact Is of value
Tor its own sake, but solely for the relation 1t
bears IN other facts and to the whole; yet the
procuring of each has cost an outlay of human
labor similar To that which he is called upon to
give. And to- any query as To the ultimate
worth Of the fruits of all this effort, il is suff
cient answer TO note that the whole world knew
in advance thai eclipse of the sun was to
take place yesterday, and with suei, accu-
racy thai the statements heralding it named
even the minute and second at which it would
begin and end.
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NOR RENT
II 1905 n. H. ave--S100
500 l4th St NV. ,l4r.-1b0
100 9TH st. n. W. lar 100
1924 14th st. NV. Or.
and store......-....--.....lO0
Magnolia ave-, 1&r--S3.33
IT'S I st. NV. IL r...S3.33
Zoo H st, n. w,lOr,..S3.33
1916 / st. n. w., lOf. .S3 33
ll2l / st. NV, 12r--S3 80
1000 II St, l2r...............SO
1902 0tH 81. NV. IL rs 30
l4l3 q NV. upper mart %
1912 p S.. NV, llFs.....IO
0lO 10th St NV. l5r....-TU
FURNl
1885 n st...-,..,.,.s4ls So
1928 / st.........-......4l8.66
I.inthieum estste...4l6.66
1859 X st.....................40O
lola 14th st., l6r-. 800
1928 F St, 326
Sl6 18th St. l1r...168.61
1916 10th St. l2r.. .l68.67
17l6 De Sales, 12T-l66.61
The ABOVE houses can be
our Office only, THoM
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WANTED--HOUSES.

VyvANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH. OR
w part cash, q or 1-rOom Frame or Brick House,
situated ne. or W, in good condition Address
AITORN Ely, Star office. an3D2t*
VVTANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH-A SIX OR
w seven room House: south east front: modern
improvements basement IN good locality. Ad
dress W. H. FORD, Pension Office. au3O-3tF
Observation-Disclosures PRDPERTY-PERSONS
w having property for sale or rent are solicited to
cali on U.s. Prompt returns and personal attention
given TO the interest OF our patrons. W. II. FISkE
Co l42O New York ave. au33-2w*
VITANTED-TO KEHT-TWO HOUSES. CON-
w tanning from 20 to AZ rooms, in northwestern
section. Apply to NEWCOMB d. Logan, 1915 II
ST NV au2S3t
VXyANTED-BY THREE ADULTS A SMALL
w House or three or four uniurnshed Rooms first
second floors with gas and heat, IN hrstcass house
and geneei locality. Address Careful l.. Star office.
au2S-3t*
VNTANTED-BY SEPTEMBER lsT OR 10TH, A
w house of or rooms I'm. l.: no hasementl. west
OF I'd and south OF SITS NV; or second floor un-
furnished, in quiet family. Vicinity Of metropolitan
h. church terred; references MUST state terms
and location. Box 81. star office. au27-3t*
VIIANTED-OWNERS OF PROPERTY WISH
w ing to find ready tenants or purchasers viii fluid
it their interests to place such properties with
ready cash customers waiting Please call We shall
take pleasure In serving you, HUMPHREY d.
ADAMS, Real Estate Brokers. 6lS 1t. au26-lm
w ANTED-WE HAVE APPLICATIONS FOR
w several houses renting from SIS To $5O Par
ties having such for would do we'll to call
WALKER q WILSON. 1905 St NV. au25-lm
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The injury done TO property fully six miles
distant by the explosion of a powder magazine
on the outskirts of Chicago yesterday, cmkha-
sizes the lesson which similar casualties must
have Impressed upon the public mind long ago.
that the production of violent explosives or
their storage in large quantities, ought not to
be allowed anywhere near a center of pOpula-
ton 1t may enhance the profits OF the manu-
facturers to have their products always close to
IA large market, but that is a matter OF second
AIRY importance. Consumers generally would
be willing. il need be, to pay little more to
make good the greater cost of keeping extra
dangerous substances at a safe distance And
this suggests the question, why should not the
Immense tracts Of alkaii desert in the west be
set apart for a time to just such uses, and the
powder mills and magazines banished to them.
Real estate there is cheap enough~eertainly;
the railways are at hand for transp@ ftatioh IA
cilities; and the character of the soil such that
the shock OF an explosion would be felt less
than la region where masses of igneOus rock
lie close TO the surface. On those bad lands
moreover, IL an explosion should occur, the ex-
cavation caused by 1t would be a blessing rather
than otherwise. Here is an idea Tor philanthro-
ptsts, social science reformsrs, owners of valua.
BILE town property, underwriters and statesmen
10 turn over in their minds.
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Like the juvenile object of foreordination of
whom 1t is said that "being born to be hanged.
he will never be drowned" the steamer Daniel
Drew was long ago marked 10y the mariner
Prophets oil the Hudson river as destined to meet
her fate by fire. She has survived all the ordi-
nary periis of travel over a course where, at low
water, the channels are narrow and the bars
frequent. An attempt by q halEcrazy mis-
creant styling himself 1.-The man from Peru. to
blow her ap with an internal machine seyeral
years ago proved failure, although almost as
much damage seemed likely TO result from the
panic which followed if the explosion had
been more effeetual. OF all the splendid craft
that ply the Hudson, the Drew was probably
the best known TO the travelling public, partly
owing to the familiarity OF the name of the
noted specniator IN whose honor she was chris
tened The one consideration which will mitt-
gate the general regret at her loss is the fact
thai she had no passengers aboard at the time
Of the fire.
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WANTED--ROOMs.

UTANTED.LARGE. FINELY FURNIsHRb
Eoon Wn sna uis VIE OK pafior and 18th north
small Room. with Board, for young gentleman
w nisl1ed rooms, suitable for light houseke epinT;
private bath: Afst or second floor: west Of 4h o.
Terms must be low address w. Star office. a2S-2ts
VTyANTED-2 ORS PHEASANT UNFURNISHED
w rooms on I'd door. with frst-elass table board
for adults Address. stating price (which must be
reasonably, Bc4 ~. star Office su3S-Ss
Wy OR FOUR UNFUR-
w nished Rooms for light housekeeping near 10th
and L sts wanted in house which has stable in
price not to exceed $l5 Address Box % Star
Office au21-Sts
VXTANTED-REGISFER YOUR ROOMS FOR
w rent at the Directory and Advertiser for renting
rooms Room IA. st. Cloud building cor 9th and
SITS ROBT. b. KINSKLL auvS-(Ste
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


VXYANTED-A WHITE AMERICAN WOMAN
w wishes TO sew ASSIST in light housework or
BOTH in small agreeable family for half three-puar
tiers of day during The remainder of the summer
references Address, stating particulars LOUISE,
Star Office. lt*
VIJAETED-KNOWN TO ALI. THAT l FUR
w nsh com petent servants and help of all descrip
ton to private families, hotels. stores aud Offices
This and other cities. +. NJ BURNHAM, $50 632
F ST. NV. au2SbtE
WyANTED-BY A PRACTICAL AND EXPE
w rienced Bricklayer. jobbing and repairing OF
brickw0rk. Prices cheap and work done In The Lest
manner. Address L. T., star Office auIS3ts
w woman place as Chambermaid or to do gen
eral hnusework III small family. City reference given.
1890 Sd 81. NV. au2S-2t*
VJTANTED-KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE
w and competent servants in all capacities
and coored. with city references. COON BIS & tSU t.
G F.SS, Emp. Bureau. 926 y st n au2o-6ts
NY ANTFD-KNOWN THAT Labor BUREAU
w engages only ieliabe and competent Male and
Females for and all capacities all natiOnalitieS.
Also Farmers and Dairymen, German spoken. ED.
II. DICK, OF 9Th ST. INV. au1b=6i<
NY ANTED-A SITUATION. IN WASHINGTON
w or Georgetown, Companion or Teacher for
small children; English. French and music Refer
encps exchanged. Address Miss KATE Nj. DABNEY,
Salem, Roanoke county, Va au2O-Zw
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early IN the season.