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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

N-ANIFn-A GOOD SECOND HAND BNCY.
" clc. apply or is Ho>fwicK-sf.
AuiEs oR GENTS WANTING a PLEASANT
l. and profitable business shnld leau fhc arf
of Electric Nu Painting h0ta ue-Lflcs urrre-a.
rt. DECO capital required. Cali aul sef ih0 wort af
lNo Nou1e1 up stairs
NrAETIn. SOME PERSON TO FURNISH
" f1y daiarstu Fqs1 paying hsl.Iu,ts
Addnss l5 Almys Gt..
tVANTED-THBEE OR FoUR FUBNIsHeu
" Tuams suitable joy Hght hoI.fA ceulug
nround fo7r AS ree Ntou. care Telegram
ncud Office.
N-ANTEp-sIIT OF FURNISHED RooA oN
" ground tHur. uil. board Private faUIIr
preferred Address b HamIL care Telegram
herd Office.
WANTED YARDS LAWS SOD FREF
W irHu Weeus. state rrfer feT Eari delivered
Address George Harris ~ lcfcnof are
WANTFD-A GOOD s0TND HORSE saFE
" faf lady to drive Al on l.tltea Nau.
riesf-
UANTED T0 HRE A BoR-E FoR IlsHT
" driving HHrnE Pee summer Hua fuf
fauT I' same oel'a ~ laa ene4F A1thicr
l7s >arih ianla -
WssTFD TIE krnREss oF a HF-ToN-I-
" hn ranI FaniUr fr1 lH ufr H.tr fce ierrf
81 Grand hsli1. tasras. t1eaIsinr Lime
Works hrrseran.
So oNE UE-IRINe DECORATING. rATEf
4 isnFuE taI.IairIHE I'a.nffre 1r .rafuiue
nnnf Ir trtsIl srt.H H tnH 4 frff fstie iH CALI
ol Ar Truman hafeHs tH t1.rI--t. 0g card
eNpr enec in the husInee ard ass alsa % HIae
rfrnfaIHn and cam 'fr o. rgff dome .H 's-
If..r..f Io.air snf kHar So Hf'i.r 8 H.ar l..r
f.f'heT fsiefelf n'es-r f.re him .flt
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

UANTED-0ulL BOX oENtRAL HOUSE
" Work. C..l al f, schultz, y otaaast. -
WANTED -pERMAAENI SITUATION As
W Iauiior of BLOCK ur offices. Nl.lt.Dau nr-ctr
take up clean and pul down carpets lu residences
etc etc Nool references given. a.. 81. llAitiliA6,
corner Kent aul Hastings -ls -
NrANIED-bl = OEAlLEMEA Nho CAS-
W Erulsh tlt h.el ui lcltrelce-- position ll
some establishment cusaetd ll lle -ale Dl nala-
ihciufluE ol lnaoh -llit'it-. RANTS Vt- r-t
luoruuguly colll ltitilt tH uct lu tlc Cafstlft GO
salesman or trllA. Do and hang Hiuduu shades COZ
lAtlrc> all lake iuli charge Oi suciia 0t ltlVl
has had long vAf f.crlcAce, A14fu-e itr Altlf.cHt
l.. :. 40 Nurh prospect -l
WANTED SITUATION BN a COMPETENT
" lady 90 work ia Laundry, understands the
business. Two years experience. Call ur au-
dress n. q -a spring 81 -
WANTED SIIUAIlON BI An ENGINEER
W rlX year experience ol stationary, = eais s.
ou logging locomotive. busfd reference AlllD.s
j. X, care IELEoEAI-hEhAlp. -
WANTED A YOUNG Man OF EA-
" perlcnce. u situation as salesman ury
references DO required address ~ if. d. 81
Paris ave, 0rau1 Rapid, M.cn
WANTED SITUATION. FILLER OK SAN
" zer ia a slwmlA, twelve years oi pfaellcal
experience eau fuui,h The uc-l oi reference.
Address =. J J.. care ot Telegram Herald
IIANTED-A SITUATION Bl Az ENptRl
W cuced boot and shoe salesman Address IS
q care Telegram Herald L
IVANTED-A SITUATION As JANITOR CAN
" give references AddTcss. II Care Iele-
gram Herald. n
IIANTED-BN a LADY WHO Is A GOOD
W penman, a situation as COPY ist or To- uo
writing of any description, or as cashier. Aduress
Miss Emma Lindsley. zls has,ing>st II
WANTED-BY a RELIABLE YOUNG Man A
W situation boa store or can make himself gene
rally useful Has had experience in hult aud
confectionery business. Address j. j. e. Ciaren-
ION Hotel. n
rANTED-SlTC ALTON AS BO0KHEEPER OR
" copying done e, enings by good peuman
having a thorough business training. Prices
moderate Gail or address "a Canal-si 43
HrANTED-A SITUATION As BOOKKEEPEK
W or books 90 post evenings, boy person
thoroughly posted ln the business, price ln ac
cordance with the times. Gail or address Book
keeper room D. No. 20 Caual-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

PlANuELD y. j., May 1s.-Charles J.
Noel, ms wife. mother, grandmother, young
son aud a boarder have all been poisoned by
eating greens They were taken yesterday
morning with vomiting and spasms Anti
dotes were administered and II is thought
tonight they viii all recover excepting the
mother, who has just recovered from an ILL
ness and f is doubtful If she will recover.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

MAalB,R9 Mass MAY ls-A Young
Ssede named sanileaf aged 10, who lives
Pa Norllboro. went to the office this morn
iu- and fhrre found Ten money orders cali
ins for 500 each. lr seems that when
vourg Sandleaf was baby an uncle in
Aeden .eft him $4,000 which has since
been on interest. The amount which the
LAD received this morning was the hrst in
stallmeut of his little fortune, the whole OF
which will come into has possession when
Doe attain, bis majority Sandleaf was re-
Gently employed In A. " C0lbOrns paint
factory and was discharged because he was
knight ot Labor
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

CL>roS. Mass. May ls-The seven-week
lockout al the Bigelow mills, the largest
carpe. mills i'm the country ended Yesterday.
over one thousand hands returned 20 work.
The men Who melted the trouble Will be re-
employed and the imported scabs are all at
work The corporation Is pushing To com m-
p'et.on its new MoQuette mill. which Will
give work 90 five hundred hands over and
above the twelve hundred now on the pay
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

NomH WINcHEsrEE, Mass, May ls-John
Maxwell * Cos leather manufacturers, dis
charged all of their whiteners Saturday
night They are putting in two Lockwood
machines as a substitute. IL Is reported
that they Will also discharge their blackers
aud put in backing machines as they claim
they cannot manufacture al present rates.
They employ over two hundred hands.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

New YORK, May ls.-The Rev. John
Evans read "a paper on Gladstone at the
weekly conference Of the Baptist ministers
Yesterday. The subject caused considerable
discussion. one OF the speakers hoped
that not Ireland alone would eventually
have home rule, but that a parliament
would in time be established at Edinburg n
for the Scotch, and one in Wales for the
Welch The sentiment appeared 10 be
favorable 20 Mr. Gladstone.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19
A Wreck Discovered

PHuADEIrHIA, May 1S.-The steamer
Beacons6eld. from Rio Marina, passed
wreck apparently of brig, the latter part
of the name of which WAS aims lPTOba-
b'v the brig A. l.. Palms from New York
for Copenhagen. before reported abandoned
March ID Several casks were floating
about a little 10 the southwark of the wreck.
The brig was seen on May I, latitude, 50. II;
Inngituie 80. li
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19
The FnneraI of Dr- Palmer.

Bo~ToN, MAY lS.-A service in memory
of Dr. Frederick y. Palmer, who jumped
from q Portland steamer about a week ago,
and Of Wendell Il. smith, his grandson,
who met his death az the same time, was
held in The First Jerusalem church al noon
Yesterday Rev James Reed. pastor of the
church. and Rev John Worcester, of New
tooviile. conducted the service.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

Aaans. Mich May is.-In the Circuit
Court yesterday morning the injunction in
the case of the tav collector vs the Ienavee
County Savings bank was dissolved This
vi cause Che hank fo paw tav on large sur-
rif.. l7n.ls vhich ~ bad claimed should be
assessed IVidusIlg 'o stocshoiders
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19
swindling Justice

pErnor May l,.-Ihe attorney for ex-
Alderman Manning. frightened at the es-
cape of Lemmer. the jury trying the latter
standing eight for conviction, obtained a
grant ior hi- trial to 90 over to the next
term boz order 20 obtain another jury. Falvey
Hili also be- tried next term lt is thought
the men would be convicted If tried before
LIS -urr
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

BEoy-oy. Mich. MAY I i, Deputy Sheriff
Whitaker. who was injured in the fire Of
March 3D. when Ms Hurley and her
laughter Nav. wrre burned % death. died
af 3 o clock Yesterday morning from his in
uues. This makes the fourth death Mr.
Hlr.evs aged father being the third victim
.f tHa f.. tar.~
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

Nrv frs< Nav q. Mrs Fannie Wolf
wife of Lo1s No.f a partner in the Novei
tF lnaS 6 -nf Manufacturing company of
fa.s afT suinfet yesterday afternoon
~ aer residence. $50 ftl East Fifty ffth-st..
ar slaa-ne herself 'n fh- hreast SO cause
IS known inr the aCf
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

A9s f-e CORES soa.i-lls haFs seized
laal Miss tLs3As FrFafs letters aud
ars prlllg t-=- 5le Is alleged b
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LAso oaesl g % his sense " manhood %
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.b.v d.sappoiuted. Ilsre are few ml-
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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

The Ch.c.zo Ma, wants the Poles Ca
dsaolace tls au.h1rs o. ths bomb out
raze, and tals rsins'ats tlem3e.ves m
paDle estimation. We have ls-d some
time on earth. bat W. hsys set tosse pee
pie isuouncs thnmseiv-s.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-19

It - a sinxl ~ p-cuharity " th- recent
appearance ~ JzFF DAVIS that 1t helped
Democratic 5pom "a the south aud q
Rspsoiis4s So,n in cha North. GoEDoS
zsts ths benefit in tls 51u.l and Lo1A
is likely b. - d, ia ths Nrrth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-29

The week now closing has brought out in
striking contrast the difference between the
degree Of freedom enjoyed by the English and
by their cousins, the Germans. In the two
countries politics for time ran ON parallel
lines In both legislative body assembled
and was addressed by the sovereign. In both
an opposition appeared and called in question
the wisdom of the sovereign's policy. But at
this point the parallel stops. For in England
her majesty's advisers at once resigned their
honors and powers, and requested her to seek
her ministers from the victorious opposition.
This is what Salisbury did on Wednesday.
What does Bismarck on Thursday? Finding
his power threatened by hostile parliament
tary majority, so far from resigning he
threatens to discharge the Reichstsg! His per-
formance yesterday was arrogant and arbi-
trary defiance of popular rights as is often
seen in these modern days, and illustrates how
abject is the political thraldom into which the
once free Teutons have fallen. '"''' -t' 80
The German government excuses its despot-
ism on the ground Of necessity, the ready plea
Of tyranny. But the condition of the empire
does not bear out the excuse. Trade languishes
and the people are poor and Discontinued. No.
IL is not q tender love OF the people which urges
the court TO Cypress them, but determination
to preserve its own privileges at any cost. And
II win be strange ii the people do not take steps
pretty soon to defend their liberties, and by
better weapons than dynamite.
Bismarck might reflect with advantage on
the vicissitudes of Wellington in his later life.
The Germans admire their great chancellor for
his splendid services to the empire during
critical period. And in like manner the Eng.
lish could not heap too many honors on the
Iron Duke. But when Wellington put himself
athwart English progress he was hustled out OF
the way without ceremony. 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-29

Senator Sherman's silver bill reflects his
familiarity with the subject and hts moderate
views upon it. The bill offers a compromise. in
that it suspends coinage but continues pur-
chases- Under its provisions the government
keeps on buying silver at the present rate, but
issues certificates OF deposit instead of coming
the bullion into dollars. 1t will be interesting
TO see how this proposition strikes the different
factions on the silver question. 1t will scarcely
please extremists on either side, but may ulti-
mately be adopted as q prudent mean :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-29
MANIFESTATIONS

UyANTED--A SITUATION BY RESPECrA-
w BILE white girl to do light homework and assist
In taking care of one child Apply 6l8 II St 1t*
WIBNTED-A GOOD STENOGRAPHER AND
w Type.Writsr, &, desires elmployment day or even
VWANrED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w gri Situation frst-class CT ok; good refer
ences. Apply al 1885 Mass. ave. No cards answered
It's
WANTED-A PLACE AS CH1LD'S NURSE N A
W. hrstclass family: have experience, aud give
good reference, it required Inquire at No I42I
Rhode Island ave. lt@
"ANTED-BY A SWEDISH WOMAN. a
w situation to take care Of children and do plain
sewing. Call or address 7ly 9th st. NV. ja29-3ts
iWANTED-PLACks FOR HOUsEKEEPERs,
w seamstresses, ladies' maids, cook, nurses
chanlbermads men cooks, walters, mattresses, with
references. s. A. COOMBS, Emp. Bureau 926 st.
ja22-2ws
"ANTED-BY FRENCH GIRL, A POSITION
w nurse chambeTmaid, to travel Good
reference. Address NJ b, 6l5 14th st. ja2S-3t*
w by the day. Can do all kinds Of sewing Address
Box 81 Star Office. ja2S-2t%
"ANTED-kNOW you CAN GET GERMAN
w Irish and coored cooks. chambermafds. waitress
SEES. nurses. laundresses. lady's maids, coachmen
walters and Office boys with references, al National
Labor Bureau. 517 7fh st. NV. ja2S-1w%
VUANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WITH EX-
w perence situation as clerk in dry goods, gro
Gerry or clothing store. Apply Oil 18th St. NV Best
OF reference rs to capability and habits. ja21 -t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-29

Judge Folger, while Secretary Of the Treas.
ury, decided that beans were garden seeds and
subject to a duty of twenty per cent Solicitor
McCue recently decided them TO be q vegetable.
and, AS such, dutiable at ten per cent and now a
New York judge gives 1t as the courts opinion
that they are plants and therefore may be i'm.
ported free. Our great legal lights may be very
learned in some matter, but il is evident they
don't know beans"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-29

PROPOSALS.

T. =. NAVY PAY OFFICE.
Ns WAsHfNGroS, ID. C.. Jan 20. 1856.
Proposals, an duplicate, sealed, sBd endorsed on
envelope Bids for Engneers Supplies" viii b
received al this Office from regular dealers
iaciurers onyD uIt a WELVE O'CLOCK N, FEB
quarry EIGHTEENTH 1855, for the following
supplies of best quality to be delivered within thirt~
days from date OF award, In the Washington. ID. -,
Navy Yard free of expense to the Government. and
subject the usua conditions and inspections viz
BUREAU OF STEAM ENG NkkRINS
Reqnistion No. 29-Ctal, Wood, Tallow. Sand and
Calling. Zach item viii he awarded separately
Blank forms for PROPOSALS. and schedules for In.
articles required Will ice furnished upon application
this Office and all necessary Information the Navy
Yard Two responsible sUretles are required for the
prompt and faithful delivery Of the articles awarded
and the conpesency OF the guarantors certified to
before Notary or otner public officer. The right
Ii reserved Go reject any all bids that not
deemed advantageous 10 the Government. and .
waive defects.
ja22-law4w T. II. LpoKER, Pay Director .UsN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-29
ADVERTISING In Excrrsrs.

l1DNEHTiSIN0 In 1IACEASlS.
IT IS AS DIFFICULTY 10 MAKE AN ADvER-
T1sEMENT INTERESTING And STICK BY THE
TRUTH AS IT rs TO MAKE A SERMON ATrRAC-
TIVE AND KEEP WITHIN THE BOUNDS OF
ORTHODOXY. WHILE FIGURES ARE THE
BASES OF ALL LOGIC. YET THEY ARE so
OFTEN ENLISTED IN THE SERVICE OF mis-
REPRESENTATION THAT THEY FAIL TO IN
sPIRE THE CONFIDENCE THEY SHOULD
WHEN ENROLLED IN THE CAUSE OF TRUTH
YET WE CANNOT AFFORD TO DISCARD THE
ONLY METHOD OF CONVEYING TRUTHFUL
INFORMATION BECAUSE 1T HAS BEEN PER-
VERIFIED TO IMPROPER USES.
OUR SUBJECT TODAY Is BOYS CLOTHES
WE KNOW 1T Is LATE IN THE SEASON. BUT
BOYS MUST BE PROVIDED FOR WHEN RENTS
BECOME APPARENT.
OUR BOYS CORDUROY SUITS. MARKED FOR
81 DOWN TO s5. NAY INTEREST YOU IF YOU
WANT SEPARATE PAIR OF PANTS, WE CAN
FURNISH YOU FROM 25 CENTS UPWARD. FOR
THE LARGER BOYS. TWELVE TO SEVEN.
TEEN YEARS OLD. WE HAVE soME SPECIAL
LY CHEAP ONES FOR $3.50.
BOYS WILL BE BOYS AND WEAR OUT
TROUSERS TO THE END OF TIME, AND ANY
RESTRAINT IMPOSED IN THIS REGARD WILL
CERTAINLY RESULT DIsAsTRoUsLY. BET.
TER PATRoNIzE THE CLorHIER THAN THE
PHYSICIAN
WE BOUGHT SOME BOYS SUITS VERY Low.
LATE IN THE SEASON. AND DESIRE TO CLOSE
THEM OUT FOR 81.
ovERCoATs WE BOUGHT ALSO VERY LATE
CHOICE THINGS. HOWEVER. FOR sIxTY-FIvE
CENTS ON THE DOLLAR OF THE COST OF PRO
DUCrIoN. AND wEARE OFFERING THEM COR
REspoNDINaLY Low.
OUR BOYS DEPARTMENT ON THE SECOND
FLOOR Is EASILY REACHED THROUGH THE
MEDIUM OF OUR OTIS ELEVATOR wEHAvE
ALL THE CoNvENIENCEs HERE THAT PA
IRONS NAY WISH SUCH AS LADIES' TOILET
ROOM, DESK FOR WRITING. &C.; AND NEED WE
ADD, ALL THE FACILITIES FOR PROPERLY
TRANsAcTING OUR ENORMOUS BUSINESS
WHICH LARGE STOCK AND AMPLE
CAPITAL GIVES Us.
PERHAPS SHIRT WAISTS ARE WHAT YOU
DESIRE OUR PERCALE SHIRT WAISTS ARE
WELL KNOWN TO MANY BUYERS 40 CENTS
UPWARD THE FLANNEL SHIRT WAISTS
ARE ALSO CONSIDERED DESIRABLE PROP
ERrY BY MANY 70 CENTS UPWARD. WE
HAVE ON THE WAY A LOT OF
WHITE SHIRT WAISTS WHICH WE EXPECT
TO BE ABLE TO OFFER FOR 40 CENTS. THESE
ARE PLEATED BACK AND FRONT.
BRING YOUR LITTLE BOY TO Us, AND WE
GUARANTEE THAT ONE OF OUR CORPS OF
ABLEsALEsMRN WILL GIVE you AFFABLE
ATTENTION. SATURDAY Is PRE-EMINENTLY
THE DAY FOR BOYS SHOPPING, AND WE
WILL BE READY THEN. on OUR CORNER OF
SEVENTH STREET AND MARK EFT SPACE
RESPECTFULLY.
jaG8 sAKs COMPANY.
TTNRY SILVER KING FLOUR,
ELPHoSzo YouNos coMPxSY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-29
WANTED--ROOMS.

vTANTED-BY TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN,
w two Furnished Rooms. communicating other
wise: located between 9th and 10Th Sts and The
nue. and ST. NV, where questions will be ask ed:
state price, will be permanent, II suited. Address
OBERLY, Star office ja28- DE
"ANTED-FIVE OR SIX UNFURNIsHED
w Rooms, suitable Tor housekeeping, In a fiat
private house. Rent not to exceed ST. per month.
permanent II suited, Address ID. NJ E. 81 ar office.
ja2S3t~
"ANTED-ALL WHO HAVE ROOMS OR
odvanfrIa to register samo With mi H nc. .,
the directory Tor renting rooms, ST. Cloud i,n.idng,
corner OH and Ets Room Ii. Office open daily
AIN. to 6pm. ROBERr b. kINSELI. ta21-3L&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-29

We ARE Now READY
TO SHOW YOU THE LARGEST AND BEST Sc
LEcTED STOCK OF
LARGE BUTTONS
and as We imported great many Of them ourselves,
We can show you some exclusive styles. The prices
range from 25c to $40 Dozen and we invite you to
glance over our sample cards when next in our es-
tablishment.
NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Our Dress Trimmings arriving daily, and already
We are showing many styles especially In beaded
headings also in wood headings. new drops &c.
EMBRoIDERIES
I Our Embroidery Department never was more COM
pete and attractive. Our prices entirely out Of
the reach of competition and fresh bargains being
daily added.
We have still LEFT about 900 yards of that Irish
point. which we selling Csc. per yard. Every
one says they are worth 75c.
Continuation in
OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT OF OUR
PEREMPTORY
SALE OF ALL FALL STOCK, AT PRICES WHICH
WILL SELL THE GOODS
We nave no room to pack away fall goods and there
fore are bound to sell out make room tor SPRING
STOCK NOW DAILY ARRIVING. Notice below .
few special inducements In heavy weight goods and
waited q n buy CHI We W:
Now is your time to buy and you hav your triumph
"a Bannockburn Suitings at sos, formerly s5c.
. 81 Homespun Suitings al SIC. formerly SOC.
"a Homes pun Suitings at SEC, formerly S116
64Trcot suitngs n 75c. formerly 95c.
All our fall shades Of Cashmeres. Boucle, Flannel
Suitings &C. are reduced proportionatey low and We
call your special attention this SALE Is the last
Of the season.
See 81 velvets, now 73c
See our 81. % Velvets, SIl5.
See our Brocade Velvets at half their value
Black Brocade Velvets Ia 10 difs styles reduced
from -. IS, S2.5O and $2.46 to 81
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS
See our 20 pal rs Of allwool ia Blankets slightly
soiled. at 3.5O Remember. ia
See the Comfort we offer at 75c.; also,
See the Comfort we offer at 81, and
See the Comfort offer at Sl25.
See the Blanket we offer $40. It il extra heavy
and far superior to have yet been able to show
at that price.
sHEETINGS, PILLOW CASE COTTONs AND
MCSLINS
At manufacturers prime cost We have no competi-
ton In these goods and the leaders OF low prices
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