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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-20
AUCTION SALES.
p. L. Kavanagh a. Co.

CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
VI ut auction; We will sell az auction at the res
idence No. sos De pOw St on Tuesday April 20
commencing at 10 O'Clock =. m. 4 large lot OF
household furniture consisting of psrlor dining
room and kitchen furniture, ash, cherry aud black
walnut bedroom suites, carpets, erockery, chairs
tables, good kitchen range, several good heating
stoves etc. etc. etc; this furniture is all in good
condition. and is Of class that should call forth
large attendance. z. ]. Kavanagh & Co., auction
GERS. lO9-lI
VERY DEsIREBLE Business Property Mt
Auction-we viii sell At auction on the
premises, No. lOiS Payne av., on Thursday. April
%. at O'Clock p. M, the south fifty feet OF the
north 100 feet OF lots /. and ofblock G. Airing
ton Hills addition TO 81. Paul lsze of lot 50xl20
feet. together with good two-story building con-
tanning store and FIVE living rooms, good cellar aud
cstern containing about 100 barrels of water This
property is situated In one of the most thriving
and prosperous sections OF the city, and one Of
the principal business thoroughfares on Dayton's
blud and il is only question Of very short time
when all property in this ne ighborhood will
double. and in some cases treble in value For q
man Of moderate means who desires 20 embark in
n small. safe business. no better opportunity than
this can be found. Terms made known on the
grounds on day OF sale. r. I. Ravanagh 4 Co.
Auctioneers- lO9-lS
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CONTRACT WORK,
Paving Summit Avenue.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, I
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 16, 1885,
Sealed bids will be received nv the BOARD of
puono Works in and for the corporation of
the City OF st. Paul, Minnesota ut their office
III said city, until IL III. on the 9th day of
April, A. d. 1885, for the paving of Summit
Avenue, from point 100 feet east of the
east line OF Third (3rd) street to the center of
Selby Avenue Except Dayton Avenue), in
said city, with pine blocks, and constructing
granite curbs, according to plans and speci-
hcatons on file in the Office of said Board.
bond with at least two (2) suretiessin
sum OF at least twenty (20) per cent. OF tbs
gross amount bid must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
WILLIAM BARRETT, President.
Umcial:
K L. GoRMAN, Clerk Board OF PuuliC Works
1Q7-117
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Joseph Rothschild.

ORGAN, parlor. bedroom, dining and kitchen
" furniture at auction. l viii sell at public
auction at the residence No s4s Market ST.. 1oppo-
site Rice park, east sidel, on Tuesday morning.
April 20 ut 10 a. m, sharp all the household ef-
tects, consisting of parlOr settees and chairs mar
bic top walnut bedroom sets. commOdes, bu-
reaus bedsteads, lounges, center tables large lot
Of carpets, l walnut extension table. good cook
ing range, l large coal heater, wood stoves,
crockery, glassware, etc; also fine Estey organ,
C2k reeds) These goods are all in splendid con-
dition, owner leaving city, and everything must
60; so don't miss this sale IL you are in search of
bargains. Joseph Rothsehild, auctoneer. c. }.
Meilecke, salesman. ITO
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FOR SALE-Twelve lots, Stinson's Rice street
Il addition; u cash, balance one and two years;
cheap: Apply S66 Jackson ST., room S. Charles
A. B. Weide.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-20

C16 600 WORTH Of pawnbrokers' unre-
9IO,UUU deemed pledges at auction. com
mencing Monday, April IS, at p. m This stock
consists of gold and silver watches, diamonds,
jewelry, guns rifles, revolvers, musical instru-
ments, silverware, etc. Persons wishing TO secure
bargains should certainly attend this sale, this
entire stock must be sold by May l. Simon the
pawnbroker's branch store. ls6 East Seventh st.
Joseph Rothschild. auctioneer. ITO
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-20
ST. PAUL WANTS
GLOBE BRANCH OFFICES.

want Advertisements for the Globe
Received at the Following Places,
MRS. j. THOMPSON Son, News Dealers corner
jackson and Sixth streets.
JAMES AfATHTEsoN, News Dealer and confectioner.
col Bradley street
Nv. BUzzEL1. News Dealer and General Store,
s76 East Seventh street
VIII. DowsING, Portland News and Novelty Ba-
zar, 4Sl Broadway
CIV. MCNELLIs. News and Stationery Dealer los
Dakota avenue.
CHARLES T.. NEUMANN. News ana etauonery
Dealer. 252 West Third street
sc BROWN. Newsdealef and Stationer, AL West
Seventh street. corner of Douglas.
VIII. FREEMAN. News Dealer and General Store.
S6G Dayton avenue.
Jw. SPRAGUE, druggist, corner University ave-
nue. and Rice street.
e. FRoIsETH, SO Payne avenue.
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ATT AND AROUND SEVEN CORNER

John A. LAABs. upnolsterer, corner of
81 Seventh and Exchange SITS; steam renova-
tor for cleaning feathers and mattresses all work
guaranteed l0ls
nRUGS-At wilkes pharmacy yod get pre-
IL snriptions filed with the purest drugs, with
out which the physicians skill Is OF no avail;
very desirable and complete line of the best toilet
eoods 2Tls
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Female.


DOOKKEEPER-Ass or copyist bv two
u young ladies fully competent speaking
French, German and English. with best Of refer
ences. d. X. f.. 2SS East Ninth st. 3
nRESsMAsfS G-one who uses the :. n
IL Taylor system for cutting and fitting wishes
a few engagements to in family, "a Sher-
man st.
EIGHTH ST., 32O-Two pleasant furnished
IL rooms one q large front parlor; all modern
conveniences; hot and cold water fine bathroom;
small, private family, three doors from Portland
block. IOsll
IJOUSEwORK-In small, private family;
II will give good references Please call 25s
West Seventh ST., upstairs
EKEEPER-Widower' family prefer
redi references exchanged. c. ~. Globe.
DIAM SEWING, mending or writing by
young lady TO do at homei viii work cheap.
NJ W., Globe.
IL like TO get some washing 20 do at her own
home; reference given. A. L., Globe.
DIAM SEEMINGLY young lady by the day
l. or week. 40 Temperance St, between Eighth
and Ninth. lOs-l0
SSTENOGRAP stenograph-
- er and Typewriter operator. J. ESQ. l
SEWING-I would like 20 get family sewing or
~ embroidery at my home: ine work and
reasonable prices. b. L. A, Globe.
TNELEGRAPH OPERATOR in small Office;
i wages no object. /. 30, Globe. :
WoRK-By young woman TO do washing or
w cleaning house by the day. 459 Carroll st.
NTASHING and Ironing; also house cleaning
Wv at 1876 East Fifth ST. NJ. .. D. ?
M ASHLNG-Ladies and gents TO have their
w washing done at Mrs. ohlstroms, T03 Bed
ford st.
Young LADY will work for board while at
tending business college. NJ. j., 395 Sher-
man st. 2
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WANTED To BUY

WANTED To BUY.
DLANO-Second-hand square; must be cheap;
Il will pay cash. Piano, Globe 3
CHOW-CASE-Second- in good repair.
- Address, stating terms, G. p, Globe 1
TRUCK-An old four-wheeled; must be cheap.
Il Apply at Woolmers shooting gallery, 252
East seventh st.
TENT-A secondhand tent about lOx12, cheap.
Il II. K. p, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-20

INSTRUCTIONS.
DROP. w. STETZSER-Teacher of piano,
l. Iither, organ and voice culture; graduated at
the conservatory Of music at Berlin; German les
sons at reasonable prices; terms and references
given on application; instructions given in Ger
man language. 1l9 West Third St, Branns block,
room 80. lOS-l5
DEPOUSSE wORK-A few pupils wanted in
II repousse work, or hammered brass, at $40
Exchange st.
CHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING-
- Northwestern School of shorthand and Type
writing; lessons personally or by mail; call or
send for circulars. Anna G. Drew Co., room 9,
Hale block, opposite Merchants l0S-ll
SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND and typewrit
- ing; instructions personally or by mall Cal
or send for circulars. Anna G. Drew y Co., room
Q, Hale block. opposite Merchants. 102.sl0
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-20

EGGS-Pure Plymouth Rock eggs at 81 for
IL thirteen (1S;) 25 cents extra for packing and
shipping. Address or call on +. w. Force, 212t
Dupont av. north, Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-20

CANNON CO.. SIS Jackson St. buy notes and
VI lend money on furniture, horses, wagons. etc,
without removal OF publicity. and accept payment
in installments- Minneapolis office. IS Washing
ton av. south. 225s
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-20

A NY AMOUNT 70 loan on improved city prop
East Seventh IT 34O.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-20

II DAMS on real estate and personal property:
IL entirely new system on chattel loans. Call
or write room i. Presley block, lOl East Third Sc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-20
Charles A. b. weide's List.

, VACANT LOTS on De Bow ST., 4OxI25 each
- to aueyi parties wishing to build, nothing
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A UCTION-w. H. Creighton attends to saie2
"A of furniture at residences, real estate and
Ave. Minneapolis, next TO Dime Museum. W. ri,
Creighton, Auctioneer 1OS-1Sa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-05
THE --LATEST CoUSr.

WE HAVE JUST GONE CAREFULLY
OVER OUR STOCK OF ovERCoATs FOR
MEN AND YOUTHS AND MADE AN AC-
CURATE ESTIMATE OF VALUES FOR
THE PURPOSE OF REIMBURSEMENT
All overcoats of every sort. where we found
one. two. three Or four OF kind, we call rem
counter, with reduced prices thereon, and we
might call them real bargains, because If one
had one hundred of them. Overcoats are not
Ike suits one overcoal If the right s'sn, Is an
nants for ease in stock taking
NOW DO NOT FORGET THAT WE YET
HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF ovERCoATs,
FOR WE BOUGHT A LARGE NUMBER
QUITE RECENTLY FROM THE MANUFAC-
TURERs. WHO WERE DOING THE SAME
THING WE HAVE MENTIONED IN THE
PREVIOUS PARAGRAPH, WITH THIS
DIFFERENCE, HOWEVER. THAT A NAN
UFACTURER's REMNANT MEANS WITH
A RETAILER A LARGE ASSORTMENT.
We are always on the alert for bargains and
we fiatter ourselves in these recent purchases
we secured many; , One among them we feel
beautiful cashmere. velvet finish goods, we are
selling tor sixteen dollars. They are good value
for twenty-five. as they are lined through with
silk of the finest quality, and the lining alone
must have cost the manufacturer six dollars.
Nevertheless sixteen Is the price we name.
WE SECURED OTHER LOTS IN THE
SAME PURCHASES THAT ARE EQUALLY
AS CHEAP WE NEED SCARCELY AID
vERTIsE THEM, AS THEY SELL AND
HAVE SOLD VERY FAST. ANOTHER
IMPORTANT FACT Is THAT THESE ARE
THE BEsr-FITT1NG OvERcoATs WE
EVER SOLD. THESE ARE ONLY SUPPLE
MENTARY TO OUR REGULAR STOCK.
ENORMOUSLY LARGE, NOTHING LIKE
TIN WASHINGTON IN SIZE. AND NEED
WE SAY AS Low IN PRICES
While we intend to always carry the largest
and best stock IN Washington, we propose to
let nothing stick to our fingers, not even The
purchase money, that must be ever turning
over and over. so that we can present TO our
friends clear and fresh stock every season.
WE NAME SIX FIFTY AS THE LOW
fhlIE Wv EhtoAI, 81 THAT YOU
MAY NOT FEEL, IF ECONOMICALLY IN
CLINED, AFRAID To ENTER A FINE
ESTABLISHMENT LIKE OURS FOR
REALLY CHEAP GOODS. OUR PLACE OF
BUSINESS Is so ARRANGED THAT WE
CAN Do THE MOST BUSINESS AT THE
LEAST EXPENSE WE BIIY IN LARGE
LOTS AND TURN \ QUICK PENNY.
THEN OUR CASH PURCHASES ENABLE
US TO MAKE A HANDSOME PROFIT IN
DESIGNATING OUR BILLS FOR PROOF,
CALL AND SEE Us.
RESPECTFULLY.
SAkS s. COMPANY,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
jas
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GnAsD JANUARY SALE

IRAND u ANUARY DALE
EMBRo1DER1Es.
Comprising Hamburg. Swiss and Nainsook
Edgings, Insertings. Fl0uncings and all-overs.
prices than have prevailed for many! seasons.
Anticipating an unusual demand. We have
Wns we claim to BE-
Intrinsic values to be found hcreabouts.
19S Pieces Fine Hamburg EmSroideries
ONLY &c. PER YARD.
so Pieces Fine Hamburg EmbrOideries 2 tO6
in different styles. Worth last season Is and
ONLY l2Ac PER YARD.
So Pieces Fine MamIuFs Embr9ideFi , 5t9
patterns Fully valued ut 81 lac.
ONLY CSC. PER YARD.
spscislos0 10, Pieces 1Insh Hsgb9rg En-
Of clOth very desirable, and worth 33c.
ONLY 2Oc. PER YARD.
broideries. inserting and four different widths
Full line Of narrow Nainsook Edgings, for lit
tie folks Trimmings from = to 2Oc ,,,.
A' is. iahA' White Hamburg "All-over. En-
brodery, usually sold ut Sl.2o, only SlOO per
Islnch colored Hamburg "All.oyer" EN-
pioiueiIeS, ohly soC per yaTu CuHiuSS u
match.
Also, an elegant stock of Colored Embroider-
les 10 Navy nne. embroidered r, in white whit, and
Yard Fully worth rom SC to A &C. per per- yard ard
more.
40 inch Hamburg Flouncings, 1s inches Of
Embroidery. and ~ inches OF cloth, sold last
season at 81. so. Only 81 per yard.
Other equally as good values in these goodsat
$3.50. 81. is, 81, up to 50 IS per yard.
This is decidedly the opportunity Of the sea-
son for obtaining full moneys worth
Second floor; take elevator)
WOO DvARD 4 LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
921 Pa Ave [ja51 9l2 81
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W. Do Nor BELIEVE I,

abiding the sale Of every piece Of goods at full
price but as soon as article or line becomes
slow, we quicken 1t up with q better price; for
instance. with q view Of closing out nearly our
entire stock of
CURTAINS AND UPHoLsTERIN0 GOODS.
We have made extraordinary reductions and
herewith inaugurnte
GRAND SACRIFICE SALE
of the above goods and we commend them
to the trade rs the best values, tntrinsicAlly,
that we have ever offered.
A detained account Of this unusual and
't3rand Reduction Sale is to be found In this
evenings washington Critic" to which We
refer you for further particulars. The goods
are now displayed on our third fiOor. accessible
b. elevator, awaiting your inspection.
WOODWARD a LOTHROE
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Mr.. Carlisle found IL more difficult to settle
on MS committee list than he expected, and in
consequence il was not announced at noon to-
day The Speaker has the sympathy of the
community. Burns, poor soul, called il the
hardest task of man alive to make three
guineas do the work of five, but he did not
know what il was to make fifty good places go
around among three hundred ambitious poll
lfcfans
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORES, WITH DWELLINGS
Also l4O6 laos, l4lO p St NV; be ready January
I, 1855 These Stores and Dwellings desirably
located for business in northwest section near
Riggs market. Apply to S. h LEWIS, 14I6 18th
NV d3l-lw%
INOR RENT-FINE LARGE NEW STORE, 2o26
Il 14tn ST., with airy concerted cellar: handsome
show windows and dwelling: modern improvements
Apply to FRANK ]. TIBbETS, corner l4th ST. and
New fork ave. Palace Market. d24-1m
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

LN0R SALE-THREE LOTS ON ST. NEAR
New Hampshire ave: 2lx97 feet; 81 per foot.
Apply owner, Room 2, 1881 st. ja5-Sts
LNoR SALE-LOTS-l2TH ST. PA AVE AND f
&c ST.; l. ST., 18th and 18th: Pa. ave, 18th and 18TH
Mass ave-, 18th and l4th: r. l. ave, 10th and 18th
Mo ave ana I'd st. ne. A. p HILL IL CO,
o1Zlm 1888 r st.
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I'oR sALE-A RARE CHANCE-AN ELEGANT
i new Upright Cabinet Grand Piano. In handsome
nnsled Rosewood case, .S octave. rich and full tone
nor only 500 Sloo cash aud Slo per month; or $50
cash al an advance. Apply once.
PIANO EXCHANGE MARFRonMs
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NOR SALE-wIfL ARRIYETN WASHINGTON
= on January Sd, 1856, Kentucky Team; browns
16 hands; l5o weights: very handsome Can be seen
at THOMPSON ~ MCCAUlIY'S stables % St be-
tween 9th and 10Th SITS. NV ia2 = III IN ssts
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4 MAGNIFICENT PARLOR GRAND UPRIGHT
Piano. special design rosewood case beautifully
carved and handsomely finished: grand action ham
mers. and scale superb volume of tome with exquisite
singing qualities. This elegant insiAmeni was made
Tor our holiday display, aud we have found Il too
expensive tor ready SALE the price being $500 VIII
sell II at about haf cost easy payments or cash
Square Piano In trade rs part payment, m desired
ms rfe opportunity To procure OF the finest
Upright fianOs ever made, aud for elegance artistic
Workmanship and durability really unequslled. Can
be seen at
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PIANO EXCHANGE wAREEooMs.
Az 9th q.

nor SALE-APPLETON's NEW AMERICAN
Il lyclop9dia- All the volumes delivered a ON
small monthly payments Address Box $50. star
ONCE. ial-
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

dor RENT-A VERY COMPLETELY FUR
nshed small house in frst-c3nos location: cunve-
nient to cars and herdicS southern exposure large
front yard. Rent very reasonable JOHN DOWLES
q CO., l424 New York ave. jASeo3t
ENoR RENr-Izz5C ORCOkAN ST.. NICE THREE
Il story brick DIentn9, Only x96 per month: cheap
ENOR RENT-NEW 6-ROOM BRICK, 1925 NEW
~ Jersey ave. n. w., SIS, in advance. W. G. DU.
VAIL, 025 St Nv ja5-3t<
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WANTED--HOUSES.

VUANTED-SMALL HOUSE, FURNISHED, OR
w three four rooms completely furnahed for
housekeeping; centrally located ut moderate rent;
parties Objecting children heed not answer. Adj
dress Box IL. Star Office. ja5-2t*
NTANTED-BRICk: z OR 8 ROOMS: GOOD Or
w Ger m. inI moderate rent; near Pension Office.
Address Box 10 Star office ta4-2tS
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WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-HELP.
COOK to eook wash Sna lo i, r
vate family; must stay at night Apply 1404 L st. lite
W;A ASII; WITH WITH SOME ExPERIENS ICE
WANTED.,,A WOMAN. 70 COOK. wash AND
enae aon To i Hqs 1t1s niss and come well rs99"
WANTED-COOKs, CHAMRERMATDs, WATT
w resses, Nurses. Dishwashers, Walters, Men
ws 6pa
TT ST. NV. Ats
WTANTED-sEvERALC CLERKS WHO HAVE
dress P. Q. Drawer 5s4. City. ja5-stt
VNTANTED-WHITE GIRL TO DO WASHING
reference T required from last employer MOOT al5
WANTEp-oNE SHIPS WRITER AND ONE
r ~ Officers Cook Apply Steamer Blake s, Sssyy
w ANTED-A WOMAN TO DO COOKING.
Washing and ironins none but those having
WANTED-Aw WHITE WOMAN FOR GENERAL
quifed. Apply l5Ie S St NV. jas-2t*
WANTED-RELTABLE WOMAN TO COOK,
wash and iron; German "a preferred; must stay
w a pool table at 800 10th St NV ja4sats
w Oughy trained woman. for diningrOOm work.
References required. ja4 3t
"ANTED-TWO WHITE GIRLs-ONE TO
w cook wash and iron, and one for house work.
Apply to 3Ol4 west ST. j2-3t*
VITANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO DO THE
wv cooking, washing and ironing of very small
family: must have good reference from former place.
Apply at 116 c sts.e. ja2-3l*
VXTANTED-A GOOD HOUSE GIRL TO DO
w washing and chamberwork: references re-
quired. Call between and pm. At 100 18th st. n.
W. ja2t3t*
VTTANTED : EXPERIENCED SALESMAN IN
w Wines and Liquors, good commissions: must
be acquainted with the retail trade in Washington.
Address, with frstcass reference only Box 16, Star
Office. ja2 -3t*
VTTANTED - GOOD. SETTLED WHITE
oughly; at the Alderney Dairy, 929, 931 d ST.
Call between and p IN. ja2-3t
WANTED-WHITE AND .COLORED WOMEN
eral workers, scrub and kitchen girls men cooks s.
a. COOMBS. Emp. Bureau, 926 F st. NV. ia25t*
WANTED : LADIES' BOSTON INDUSTRIAL
w Co. 10 Pearl st. are furnishing pleasant and
easily learned work, mailed to any address, good
Send your address to +. y. Box 5O7S, Boston, Mass
d22tu hsat-12t
AND YOUNG MEN IN
homes daytime eveningsthe business light pleas
ant and easily done; canvassng peddling; good
salary paid smart workers who devote tull time to it.;
steady employment furnished all the year round. Ad
dress FRANK EATON, Boston, Mass, Box 5153
d5-1m*
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LOST AND FOUND.


II OST-ON SATURDAY NIGHT EITHER IN
IL Albaughs Theater or between there and 81 18th
st. NV. Black Onyx and Gold Breastpin. The finder
Will receive suitable reward by returning the
TO the above address. ja5-3t&
STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM 2l26 ST, ON
- December 10th, 1885, Blue skye Dog. silver and
gray with tail and ears cropped had red leather
collar and tag No 112; answers to of Prince"
Please return TO 722 18th ST. and receive liberal
reward. ia5-3t%
IT OST-AN ENGLISH SETTER BITCH. WHITE
IL with brown eyes and A reward will be
PAD II returned TO 1903 l6ta q. NV. ja4-Sts
II OST - $40 REWARD DECEMBER 18TH
Il 4 large White Setter Dog; lemon and spots on
BODY long tail, carried high: had on round leather
collar when lost w. E BCRFORD, l1l3 III st.
NV. ja2-3t&
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Corner Sth and SITS. NV. elegant double brick
dwelling. large rooms and every convenience; SIS.
1434 81. NV, IL rooms all mod. imps perfect re-
pair S65
GIL 9Th St. NV, near Pension Post and Patent
Offices 10 rooms $40.
1923 New Jersey ave, new comfortable brick;
$3.50.
323 18th st. sw.. near Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing, 3 rooms 500
VIC DUvALL,
Successor to Duvali Marr,p
d31-5t 025 st. NV.
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WANTED-BOARD.

[XTANTED-BY STUDENT-BOARD AND
w Furnished Room in family where German Is
spoken. References given. Address =. o. Box AT
city. ja5-3ts
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vsAesI sHERRIEs FROM THE OLDEST
sasa, aUxE 6EEsTSr i,s z GO:
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IL control for sale beautiful frontage on MARYLAND
ave. bet LIST and I'd sts with desirable southeastern
exposure Lots are shallow with wide fronts Terms
LOUIS SHpFNAEER
asst aso = 81 NV
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EOR RENT DEsIRABLE OFFICE RoUAfl
IRE Ia e 11ildlng, 1905 fsnasy lvania svss s.
sS;scent s. - &c ses g {S end
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COLOGNE, ConoeNn Conooxr
FLOWERS OF ITALY COLOGNE
BLOSSOMS OF ORANGE. ROSEMARY. BALM.
vIoLErs AND ROSES.
ALSO FINE CUT GLASS WARE, PLUSH cAeEA
TOILET SETS, &c., IN GREAT VARIETY AT
LOWEST PRICES.
MARIN 4 oGRAM-PHAkHAcIeTs.
18th st. and n. Y. ave. dl5-lm
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

ENOR RENT-TO A GOOD TENANT-A FARM OF
II 100 acres, Ten miles from Washington, IN Mont
gomery county, with team stock, utensils References
required Apply 3040 Dumbartou ave. George
Town. ja4-3tr
IGOR SALE - FARMS WE HAVE A FEW
II Farms and Building Lots for sale ON the Metro.
politan RR, convenient to the city.
dl2-1m A. p. HILL & CO. 1888 st
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L>OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN AND UPoN
very easy terms. Lot 2o only 80 feet depth TO
alley, on 10th ST., bet T and l. NV
LOUIS F. SHOEMAKER
1ab-3t 800 street N
The examiner., 1886-08-14

wrong, we'll and good. Otherwise, I
am man enough to serve my time
without whining"
1t rouses our enthusiasm in the
cause of justice, and renews our
faith in humanity to see such nobility #
soul as is here displayed. We may
deplore the folly and injustice of
which Haldorf is the victim, but pity
would humiliate such man, for pity is
for weakness, frailty, vice. Pity for
the spirit, strong in its: own rectitude,
that cannot be humbled, pity for
the manly courage that quails not be-
fore despotism in magisterial robes, is
out of place. Our pity should be re-
served for such creatures as Judge
Barrett, who lowers the dignity of the
bench, and disgraces it by such an
exhibition of spiteful vindictiveness
as to impose nearly two years more
of prison servitude upon a man be-
cause he is too noble to plead guilty
to a charge of which he believed him
self innocent.