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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08

The VIRGINIA COUPON LAwS.-The q. s.
supreme Court to-day denied the motion of N.
N. Royal to give preference over all other cases
to suits coming from the state or federal courts
OF Virginia involving the question of the con-
stitutionality of the coupon laws.
Miss CLEVELAND, with her guests, Miss Van
Vechten and Miss Kinney, attended the First
Presby terrain church yesterday morning: The
pulpit was filled by Rev. John II. Daahiel, OF
the baltimore NJ. r. conference.
THE HAz1Na CADETS AppEAL.-Naval
Cadets Benjamin Steber, of New York; Glen
Waters, of Tennessee; Henry L. Gueydan, OF
Louisiana, Of the I'd class, ard William L. Gill
lespie, OF virginia, of the Sd class, naval
academy. who had been found guilty by a
naval court-martial Of haZing Naval Cadet
Louis l.. briggs, OF South Carolina and recon-
mended to be dismissed from the navy, have
Se 80 they
vlcted did not amount to hazng.
THE ORDINARY EDITION of the double-sheet
STAR on Saturday was 2S,36O-being thou
sands more than that of all the other Washing.
ton papers added together.
LIEUT.. JOHN F. MEIGs, who has been on
duty for some time in the bureau of navigation,
Navy department, has been ordered to tempo
rary duty on board the Tennessee.
No DISAGREEMENT OF CoUNsEL.-Solicitor
General Goode stated to-day that there isn't a
word OF truth in the report that government
counsel in the telephone cases had disagreed.
The bill is prepared and will be filed as soon
as certain information is verified.
SECRETARY WHITNEY AS WITNEss.-A
New York dispatch says that Col. Horatio
Averill is preparing eight or ten pages of ques-
tions for Secretary Whitney to answer concern
ing that much-talk ed-abOut $4,000 comprO-
mise of the 50, 100000 suit brought by Jones
d Rogers against the city when Mr.. Whitney
was corporation counsel. Judge Barrett has
signed the papers in the case appointing Mr.. j.
Hubley Ashton, of Washington, as the commits
sioner to take the testimony.
ARMY ORDERs.-First Lieut.. Henry r. Lem
ly, Sd artillery, and I'd Lieut.. ]. A. Dapray,
23d infantry, have been relieved from duty in
the division of the Atlantic. Lieut.. Lemly has
been ordered to join his battery. Major VIM.
III. Bell commissary of subsistence will be re-
heved from duty at Cheyenne, Wyo, and will
proceed to Denver, Col, for duty as purchasing
commissary of subsistence. Sergt. Herman
Meerholz, Co. +, Sd infantry, has been placed
upon the retired list. Capt. G. E. Overton, 9th
cav, recruiting officer, has been granted 10
days leave of absence. Major VIM. r. Liver
more, corps OF engineers, relieved from duty as
engineer officer of the department OF Texas and
ordered to Kansas city, Mo-, to relieve Major
Chas. X. Suter Of charge of the improvement of
the Missouri river from its mouth to Sioux City.
First Lieut.. Frank +. Hobbs, ordnance depart
ment, ordered from Philadelphia to JohnstOwn,
Pa, via Washington. to inspect work done in
the hoops for ten-inch rifle being manufactured
VIM. Nick. Dunn. jr., I'd artillery, is extended
six months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08

SCHENECTADY, NY, March SC. b. Meeksr,
for many years general passenger agent OF the
New York Central and Hudson River railroad,
at his residence in this city. Mr.. Meeker had
been i'll for over two years and resigned 4 year
ago because Of ill-health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08

THE VIRGINIA COUPON LAws.-The q. s.
supreme Court to-day denied the motion of N.
N. Royal to give preference over all other cases
to suits coming from the state or federal courts
OF Virginia involving the question Of the con-
st1tutionality Of the coupon laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08

An the Cincinnati theategu, exospe the Grand,
resumed their afternoon and evening pof1ogJnp
were arrested, 8 the tnetAncs q - 1Aw -
urdor LDqgua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08

ALLIANCE, OHIO, March s.-The Cleveland
and Pittsburg depot at Ravenna, Portage
county, in which were located the freight,
ticket and telegraph offices, was destroyed by
fire with all its contents yesterday. Loss,
81 600 insurance unknown,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-lnternal
revenue, $685., 1857; customs, S7s6,6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BARRIERS WHO AXE JNIER-
ges sheppards cornea sth and and streets n. w.
Carter A Stewart, Robert Wilson. w. Taylor. T.
ney, p. Rathman. Its
TEST THE HOME COOPERATIVE BUILD
Ing 1879 sas, r1et hs e d hs
ON one mGbney Shares are month is loaned
THos. 6. HENsEY. Secretary ' i''''F It.
49, 1856. On and AFTER this date We the un.
Sosays and During I'M sss month o
rR RAssRoq HGM HAM RkT%S,Sc ERqoop CO.
Co. h THGA E bSME SaEAR hEhL co.
VII NJ bu hSS bStseHsA Bro. rE + Z
EaH RFeHkAk MGET Ni % OF held TH T
the National Fair Rooms corner Pennsylyana ave-
sas st n On %sFDSEs2A 6 MaTSh zoe at
C@ THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEET
asso1s, Ing Of the stockho1ders Of the 18Th Building
O'clock p m in eoddard's hall, Georgetown, b. C.,
A o6 JOHN are to settle Their in
U9 1ss6.-Notice: hereby warn all persons
hor 70 credt any person on my account VIII not
pT OILS the a5s 9y me in
mhs-st" $50 18th st. NV: or 1916 ny. ave. NV.
10s OUR LADY CLERKS GET OFF INTURN
main on viii cheery o an paross tn NATL re-
pm sa to day 10 pm TURPIN 6 Co. Sc
o.ore, 4oo Hh ST NV mhS-3t
TE%s. ON AND AFTER MONDAY. THE 15TH
OSa inst. 1 will close my place Of business at 7
pm sharp; Saturdays and legal holidays excepted.
mhS-Ste corner 11th and S SITS. NV.
lE-r OPEN MEETING OF THE TAILORs'
Ganna ae Hail St and Pa a VEN on 1t HUI 3.
IA tns TEkEXENTR instant commencing at
Of Capt SPARE eeps Wis Rlsfb S r
guest repeat his lectnre subject Education Organ
strring address Hon John jarrett, Of Pttsburg Pa,
VIII follow. by order of Tailors' Union. mhS-5t
[f~ WASHINGTON. d. C., MARCH g. 1886.
lied Iron .Cornice Workers Union, No. /, it was
sa tsa 2n ana e5 So
with the same pay as for 10 hours work.
By order of the Union. mS-3ts
TH~s- TO MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS:
O-a am very thankful for the kind patronage
viii with the same in the future 1t has be-
come necessary to reduce the price Bottle Beer to
dead OF winter to lower the prices. when they
soers he nd to bottom prices to the injury Of all
the object, to drive all Boters out of the business
win sell the Louis Bergdo BpeWng Cp tf Reep Sr
20 cents per case Of two dozen to The trade where
anu boxes promptly returned. and
should there be another cut in prices my customers
shall have the benefit of the same, am ready to
make the sacrifice whenever the time to do So
VIII not be drove from the market by one-nan rule
who seems determined to drive the less fortunate ones
out OF the market and deny men honest living
brewers and Bottlers come to the 'front.' and let the
pubic see that business is be
man power. The sacrifice must he made. If we are
10 continue In business the time is not far distant
when will be able to get fair price for our goods
and pay our men fair price for their labor, which
viii not be able to do if one rules Do capt.
tai OF our nation live on man or the many? If
the many trust the public will see to it, as the motto
has always been live and let live
NJ T. BRIDWELL,
Telephone call 73l-12 mhS-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08

John b. 0o0gfrs estate Is estimated to DO
worth between $76, 600 and 500, 600.
Coeenxa, I'm southern Italy. One person was
killed and several injured.
Joseph Leonard, 0Ged So IN ex-Bepresenta-
tive, Hanged himself "a his barn - Csnton.
Mons., yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08

~ FOR FINE AND INSIDE FINISHING
LUMBER,
such as Mahogany. Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Ash Oak
and Prize White Pine you will find large, well as
sorted and seasoned Stock at Lowest Market Prices
and cash prices at yard Of
ms WIN. R MCLEAN,
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Joining the knights Of Labor.
CHICAGO BUSINESS MEN MAKING COMMON CA
WITH woRKINGNEN.

CHICAGO, March S.-A number OF business
men representing the 9Th, 18th and 9th wards
OF this city, assembled yesterday Tor the pur.
pose OF organizing "A mixed assembly Of the
h nights OF Labor. The chairman said that at the
request OF a number OF business men and others
WHO We're suffering from the results of too poor
compensation that labor received, IL had been
decided that business men should make COM
mon cause with the laboring class whom
they relied for support, by thoroughly organ.
iZing and cooperating with the working people
III their various localities. A committee APP
pointed al a form er meeting TO secure "A charter
reported that the request had been granted by
the district assembly, and a charter would be
issued TO them some time during the present
week. The executive committee OF the state
sembly OF the knights OF Labor Saturday
adopted memorial to the Senate aud House
OF Representatives at Washington asking that
liberal appropriations of the surplus revenues
be made Tor the construction of public works.
The Hennepin canal project Is endorsed as An
undertaking OF national Importance.
A Knight OF Labor delegate told the timers
and cornice makers yesterday that the knights
OF Labor numbered 10000 10 10000 I'm Chicago
ana $50, 600 In the United States and Canada.
The timers and cornice makers decided TO be.
come knights OF Labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08
The Powers of the school Board.

The Powers of the school Board.
A STATEMENT PREPARED FOR SUBMISSION TO
THE SENATE DISTRICT COMMITTEES.
The committee of citizens that presented to
Congress memorial urging the passage Of
the bill creating new school board has pre-
pared statement to be submitted to the Senate
District committee, denying allegations that
the board OF school trustees expended money
appropriations The statement says the board
never had or assumed power to expend any
part OF the school fund.- that it Is an impossible
lily under existing law and regulations for the
board to have expended money without
authority OF the Commissioners and therefore
II is not true that the board has exceeded ap-
Preparations; that the board simply had power
70 examine such bills as the Commissioners
having disregarded during the last three years
the law requiring that all accounts against the
public schools must be certified as correct BY
the school board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08

REAL ESTATE SALEs-The Washington Gas
light Co. has sold to Noble ID. Larner for
SB,SSs.34, the property fronting 25ss1a feet on
the east side OF 10th street, between ID and K
streets. Geo. w. Shepherd, executor, has sold
to John Lynch, for 81 900, the property 'front.'
ing 25 feet on the east side OF 18th street, be-
to Fannie A. Moore, for SCI 900, seven lots ON
the north and south sides OF Spruce street. lie
Droit Park, between Linden and Larch streets,
Improved by two-story houses. Pierce Shoe
maker has sold 10 Thos b. Hood, for $o,1OO q
lot 25x1OO feet on the north side of II street,
between 18th and 18th streets, and JAS NJ.
joining for the same. Bushrod Robinson has
sold to Jos. L. Mcfarland, for ~, 600, the resi-
dence 1t the northwest corner OF 14th and @
streets. Kaufman Strausberger has sold TO
Geo. Bogus, Tor -, 600, the property fronting
30 feet on the south side OF II street, between
9Th and eth streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08

THIEFEs SENTENCED.-Lewis Cook, cOiored,
charged with stealing wash tub from Lee
vincent, was fined $5 by Judge Smell Saturday.
daniel Hart was given six months for stealing
Two rings rom his sisters house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08

Judge Cox to-day made q decree OF divorce in
the case Of Chas. F. Clagett agt. Fannie E.
CiagetL. They were married In Florida in 1870,
and he charged that she deserted him In this
city In 1881. MIR. Nj. J. Ford appeared for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08

THE ORDINARY EDITION of the double-sheet
STAR on Saturday was 2S,36O-being thou
sands more than that of all the other Washing
ton papers added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08

MISS CLEVELAND, with her guests Miss Van
Vechten and Miss Kinney, attended the First
Presbyterian church yesterday morning. The
pulpit was filled by Rev. John II. Da3hiel, Of
the Baltimore NJ. E. conference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08

UTICA, n. Y, March s.-Mary Bleecker, re-
lict OF Ex-Governor Horatio Seymour, died az
the residence OF Mrs. Roscoe Conkling at $50
to-day. The late governor removed Mn.
Seymour from his country home to Mrs.
Conklings on account OF her illness and while
attending her was attacked with his fatal
illness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08

LIEUT.. JOHN F. MEIGs, who has been on
| duty for some time in the bureau of navigation,
Navy department, has been ordered to tempo
rary duty on board the Tennessee
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THE EVENING STAR
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR. RAUTERBERG HAS REMOVED
D@s2 from 2I5 Sd ST. NV. to 5lO 9th ST. NV. OF
nce hours from 9AIU n. 1872 and tS PIN. Sundays
from 9-IO only. Telephone call $50. f211m
TEe A DAVIS, JR, BRICKLAYER AND
l1S Contractor. Estimates furnished for brick
all ITS branches. Jobbing solicited Room 81,
Corcoran Building I'd floor 18th ST. front f2I-1ms
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Corcoran Building I'd floor, 10Th ST. 'front.' izFIm-
ADJUSTMENTS.
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Farewell Concert of
NINE EMMA
NEW A A.
Under the direction of Mr.. C. A. Chizzola,
MONDAY EVENING, March Sth-
Popular Programme
Nine Emma Nevada will be assisted By the follow
ing artists. their farewell in Washington:
vEReNET' Butt 1;1 6AsATI' LEwIrA and
Reserved Seats, 81 $3.50 and 81. according to loca
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
THE JUDO SEASON.
Positively Limited to Four Nights and Saturday Matt
nee of the Acknowledged Queen Of Comic Opera,
U ID C.
Commencing Wednesday Evening, March 10. 1886.
wednesday-NIIle Nitouche March 10.
Thurstay-La Belle Helene, March IL.
Friday-Lii. March IL.
saturday Matinee-Grand Duchess. March IS.
Saturday Night-Ia Femme Papa March IS.
Single Seat Sale now open-sl, s15o and s.
Next week-AIMEE- mhS
NEW NATIONAL THEATER DOWNING.
Every Night at s, and Saturday Matinee,
Americas Tragic Actor,
DOWNING,
DOWNING,
DOWNING,
DOWNING,
DOWNING,
DOWNING,
DOWNING,
Supported bv Miss Constance Hamliu under the
management of y. Il. Anderson.
Tonight at s. First Production upon any American
stage of AGophe ID Ennerys Great Drama
NAUTOUR, THE EXILE
NAUTOUR. THE NILE
The Dramatic and Fashionable Event of the Season.
Next Week
Emma Abbott Grand English Opera mhS
NEW NATIONAL THEATER EXTRA.
NEXT WEEK-MONDAY, MARCH Is.
Sale of Seat Thursday. March IL.
THE RENOWNED EMMA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08

MISSOURI PACIFIC ALMOST PARALYzED.
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LECTURES.

T ,EcruKE maid of,hs
RELIEF FUND OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE
POTOMAC, GRAND ARMY OF THE
REPU BLiC,
BY Hon. GEO. S. BOUTW ELL, Ex-Secretary Of the
Treasury at the Church OF our Father corner
of L. and 18th streets northwest
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 10, 1856.
subject: Life and services OF Gen. Grant.
Music BY the Church Male Quarteite.
Doors open Z: Lecture at 40 admission, 25c.
Hs-Tfckets TO sc had al Ellis Music Store Hephen-
slime 5. Ebbtt House aud the Portland Drug stores;
Thompsons Drug store. 10Th s.; Masonic Temple
Drug store. mno3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08

[(<e PARTIES CONTEMPLATING BUILD
ING, ALTERATIONS OR REPAIRS
OF any description and desiring the services of rel
able Builder are invited to send their address or call
In person at 3lS 9Th st n. w. Estimates made, good
work and fair dealing guaranteed. Telephone 1913
mS-lmA GEO w CORRETT Rni,do.
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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY,
THE PRIVATE SECRETARIES.
PETITIONS FROM KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
BILL DAY IN THE HOUSE.
A PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
The Senate.

The Senate.
In The Senate to-day the prayer was offered
Dy Bishop Thomas Bowman, OF st. Louis.
PRIVATE SECRETARIES.
The chair laid before the Senate letter from
the secretery of the Senate, transmitting q
statement showing the names of the private
secretaries OF the Senators.
THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR AND THE HENNEPIN
CANAL.
Among petitions presented were large num-
Der from local assemblies of Knights of Labor,
favoring the building of the Hennepin canal.
Mr. Plumb, in presenting some of these petit
tons, said they all seemed to emauate from
central source as they were printed and
speeding the bodies that sent the petitions he
presumed there must be some strong private
OF the Hennepin canal.
MT Cullom thought it was rather a great
public interest.
petitions. The canal, he said, was a great pub
lie work, and would cheaper food.
All the petitions were appropriately referred.
REPEAL OF THE CIVIL SERVICE Law.
Mr.. Vance offered resolution directing the
committee on civil service reform to report
forthwith the bill before them providing for
the repeal of the civil service law The resolu-
1lon, at Mr. Vance's request, was for the present
laid on the table. He said he would soon take
opportunity to address the Senate an the sub
Ject matter of the resolution.
RECORDS OF THE WAR.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Cullom was agreed
to, directing the committee on expenditures of
public money to inquire into the condition of,
and manner of keeping. the records of the adju-
tant generals office relating to the military
history and services of federal soldiers engaged
In the late war, and What further expenditure
may be necessary to place those papers in
proper condition.
THE MADISON PAPERS.
A resolution offered by Mr.. voorhees, was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-08

No DISAGREEMENT OF COUNSEL.@SOlicitor
General Goode stated to-day that there isn't a
word OF truth in the report that government
counsel in the telephone cases had disagreed.
The bill is prepared and will be filed as soon
as certain Information is verified.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

An expert estimate OF the amount OF
available hons 10 this country, places the
figures Al 900 bales Of 200 pounds
each. This includes the surplus left
over for two years. the import, the pro
duct Of tue lac.tic coast, and a crop of
$1,000 bales this wear Brewers consume
on an average about one aud one-half
pounds Of hops IN each barrel Of beer
Last year the amount II beer brewed in
this country vas 2000O00O barrels. The
hops 10 be available the coming year
wiI @, according % the estimate, be enough
to make over 25,OnOJ0 barrels. IL
would seam, therefore, that there Is no
occasion Tor making a run on the saloons
Just now FOR fear. IN view OF the alleged
failure Of the hop crop, that the supply
0f beer will be- short.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

Ez-Gsvernor Hoaaly. - omo haas gone
t3 Alaska.
1914 Gladstone IS an iudltn interpreter I'D
tle Canadian Northwest.
sam Jones SAYS tie has not "chawei Too
oacco since he lem Chicago.
Benson , Lossiug has written mono
graph letter ou Andre and Hale, Tie Two
spies
Mr Charles A. Dana, editor Of the New
York sat. c0niempiates a short Trip 10 Eug-
land in August
Helen Hunt Jackson is 70 have monu-
ment at santa Fe. y 81 in the form oi
school Tor Indian girls
Henry NJ Stanley IS al the Hotel de Rus
SIZE Hamburg, taxing the waters there. lie
Is much improved in health
Mr.. Sewell and Oliver Johnson are the
only two men living who launched the anti
slavery movement IN Boston IN 1882
Miss Farrar, a London spinster, recently
ieft $4,000 TO be applied in granting pen
sions to aged widows and spinsters.
Dr. Schlieman. the man ri Troy, used 20
be a san Franciscan. and The ItG declares
that he was a buyer of gold dust IN the
"flsh old times.
Winslow. the Boston forger. is a biz man
In Bueuos Ayr,s He edits the leading
paper there. is an unequaied lobbyist, a
shrewd diplomat the founder Of several
banks and the chief lion Of society.
Nine Jude has signed an engagement
with NJ Shurmaun % give fifteen perform
ances. beginning on the lst of September al
Copenhagen. Stock holm and Chrisuania, for
which she will receive 30 900 francs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

VAGLE STEAM DYE HOUSE. No. p CANAL
II st., turns out the best work in the city in
securing aud dyeing OF Ladies aud Gents appar-
els and all Jobs lHtrusied 10 their care j. done
with ueatneSs and dispatch. G0 there or address
them and sou ID convince yourself of the facts.
IV J. WHITLEY FORMERLY MANA6EK OF
W Burchc painting establishment is located
a. l47 Monroe ~ where orders VIII be received for
painting. paper hanging and freScoeiug. Remem-
Der the place Opposite The soldiers Monument
C1TY BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY ls4
y Grandviiie ave. Regular trade solicited ".
kOSb, Proprietor,
&. HERKNER, WATCHES. CLOCKS AND
y. Fine jewellery, y Aonroe-st.
OSCAR DYE 147 DIVISION 81 CARPENTER
" and JOB shop. screens a specially.
TROCKETI & HOPPINS. FINEST ASSORTED
y furniture iu the city. We do oar owu uphols-
tering. Remember ~ Causl-st.
4 COMMISSION. r J. LAMB & CO.. WHO'LL
v sale dealers IN fruit and vegetables, butter.
aggs ETC.. and 10 Iouia-st Grand Rapid Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

Extra Quality Gros Gram
Silks, about fifty pieces, up
wards of four thousand yards,
in all colors and shades, for
ffty-eight cents per yard
This lot has all been reduced
rom one dollar and one twen-
ty-fye per yard.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

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Trsin No hss ThrouFh Coach daily cncrpi
sunday, Cor Grand ksplds. Holland Grand
Haven. n Maskerou ard Feufwaier. Alsaa Thfuueh
cosch leaves ihe shove polus via A " N Nv
esch tsy. sxcCuf sunday arriving iu Tolssso or
Train N0. : ai 81 D. m.
AL lraias dalr excerf sunday
a.. Parma. t-enl psse Agent
n. z. NsTTHEVs Northwestern Az kustegrrn.
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WANTED-STTUfTTONS.

lVANTED-A SITUATION By A YOUNG MAN
W having four years experience wif civil En-
ginter ana surveyor, and some experience with
Mechanical Engineer. Best OF ref, Ieuces Adj
dress i. j. Lawson. Ais y. Iouiast 10
NNANTED-Bl A YOUNG Man OF INTEL
" ligeLce and good character a position IN
la~ office IN the ciiy. where he can reao law ana
earn enough 10 support himself Address T. q =.
care Telegram Herald. -
MANIFESTATIONS By A YOUNG LADY
" a. bOOkkeepcr. Has had experen e. and
can do ans kind of Office rk. Reference
gwen. Add es J., care thar office 20
NAMED SITUATION IN WHOLES ALE
" house a. shipping clerk, or in retail house a.
clerk. Would 90 ou the road If desTtd Talk
English ana German. Best of references given
from last employer. Address g., Gaze this oflce
81
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHFR
W with typewriter wants position CORES
pOndent. Is willing 10 20 Out of town. Address
X Inr IaL.nrnrn- n nra-l
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-31

1000 yards. This lot con
sists of Plain and Mixed Suit
ings in the very latest styles
and colorings splendid for
street and travelling costumes.
Worth Soc to $1.OO for zoe.