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BY majority of iorty-one in a total vote of
two hundred and forty-hye, the House yester-
day passed the river and harbor bill. Dozens
of villages will rejoice to learn that the creeks
which meander past them are going to be inn
proved so that the local turnip crop can be got
Ia market quicker and easier; but the capital
city ot ;he nation looks through the list of
bcneaciarieS in vain 10 find her name. The
Potomac channel needs deepening-nobody de-
mics shat the product of the dredging would
transform tine unsishtly and unwhoIesone flats
into hcaltE-givin. garden-nobody denies
that. The District OF Columbia is the only bab-
liable territory in the United States which be-
longs absolutely to- the whole people, and is
governed directly by them-nobody denies
that.
But the object of this bill was not to deepen
the channel Of a noble river, or to improve the
health of n pOpulous city on its banks, or to
benefit the property of the whole American
people. Its chief purpose and intent was to
furnish the material for insuring the return of
o lot OF Congressman to their seats in the House
at the coming election. The people of the Dis
trict of Columbia have no representation in
Congress. They have no votes. All they are
privileged 10 do is to pay their share of taxes
for the Improvement of other peoples rivers
and harbOrs. bluffs and flats, creeks and eoves
That is why the House could afford to vote
away some fifteen millions of dollars for the
rest of the country and ignore the righteous
claims OF the District.
The House is not the final arbiter of this ques-
ton, however. There is Senate still to pass
upon the bill: and a large part OF its members,
E..yin. established their homes here, are able
10 sympJtfiZe with the needs and desires OF
the pcoI..c who have to live here all the year
round. There is also a President who must
sign veto the bill, and whose official resi-
dence i 80 situated that the influence OF the
river upon the heilthfUlGcsS of the city becomes
a matter OF vital interest to him.
II the Senate should insist upon an amend
ment 50 important to the District, or if the
President should conclude that the bill in its
present shape is too inpudent to go nnrebuked
that narrow majority OF forty-one in the House
would have :, hard time climbing over the OBJ
s;acleS in its path.
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SPECIAL \ Office

THE SPECIAL. SALE OF $4,000 WORTH OF
MEMS FURNISHINGS. HATS. TRAVEL
ING BAGS, &C.. &C.
WILL BE CONTINUED UNTIL SATURDAY
NIGHT, NAY STH
Although have had i great rush OF business at
our special sale there Sill remains unsJId soc choice
things OF Philadelphia stock, in order to dis
pose oi The entire lot i.slrUcieIto Continue the
sale until SATURDAY, MAY 6TI, AT ELEVEN
i. NJ, vixen the sale will positively close.
SHIRTS. q G brand, nc. worth 81.
NIGHT SHIRTS. fancy trimming. &c. worth 81.
COLLARS. best / ply, latest styles, six for soc
CUFFS. hest spy. latest Styles roc. per pair
SILK UMBRELLAS. st~ri.rg silver handles &c
Inch, $50; -Slncii 500 worth So
BALB!.ItrC-hN UNDEiWEAR, 81 q piece worth
SD
BALBRIGGAE UNDERWEAR, sI.25 a piece,
worth -
Finest GACZE SHIRTS soc. each
brand jim DRAWER, Csc
EALBK4GGAN HALF-up-E Doc. worth doc
Piai8 aud fancy striped HALF-HOSE2 Is 81, 40 and
Soc
NECK-wEAR. ali latest styles, soc. 75c and 81
TRAVELLING BAGS
All sizes 10 leather, alligator and imitation alligator
CANVAS and leather lined, 81 per cent below mark 81
prices
OUR CUSTOM SHIRTS
Made to measure, - Usual. SIX for $40 the best that
Can be produced
kEAP MANUFACTURING Co,
431 7th St IL "
OLIVER P. BURDETrE. Sole Agent
apr 80 myl.3,5..
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Saturday Advertising.

Advertisers will confer favor by handing in
their announcements as carly as possible for
to-morrows sixty-four column STAR. In order
TO insure insertion and proper classification.
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few illustrations. proving that by selling for cash
only the Palas Royal prices are Considerably lower
than competitors prices
ILLUSTRATIONS
For nc the Palais ROYAL offers English Summer
weight Cotton Hose, in biat and all the new shades
extra long, white split feet competitors price 49c
For Z9c-, English Derby Ribbed Hose in new shades
Of tans browns also in black; cometitors price 35c
For 35c.. Fancy Striped Hose, summer weight and
summer designs superior quality; competitors price
iSc '~
For &c. SILK Hoe. boot Patterns in combination
eoors; the Paiais hoyais Importation; competi-
tors price, Voc.
For 49c.. Very Best Silk Finished, Isle Thread
Hose cOlors, navy, garnet taus browns drab slate
black. &c; competitOrs' price. soc
For 6Sc., French Ribbed Lisie Hose silly finished
extra long, black and colors: competitors price roc
and 9Sc w.
So Our patrons will find on investigation that the
difference in prices quoted above actually exists.
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WANTED-HET,P


as sI Es 20 Co SSo J. MssM
WANTED : A FTRsTCLAss BARBER AT
" once; wages nom 81 to IS per week. Apply to
w seif useful. Apply to scHULTz. 600 st m n
VTANTED-A LADY OF REFINEMENT AND
w culture: must be bright. with good converse
tional powers To such lady Isclass position can
s ss f1y or to aEp p D. ANDERSON Critic 0ef
WANTED-A BOY TO ASSIST IN A GROCERY
snd sS oss reference required AaSTss'
WANTED-FoR A PERMANENT PLACE. IN
w private family, q white Girl lady's maid;
must be good seamstress and dressmaker address @
WANTED--THREEFI FIRST CLASS SOLICITORS
w for Washngson; DC The Life Of Gen; Winfield
subscription. Sells at sight to right parties Good In
dnesmsn.s AddIess with reference " F. BYRD
"ANTED-A MARRIED MAN, WHITE PRE-
w ferred. to work on farm short distance in the
come well s to CON
SMITH, Va ave-. near 9th st. NV my72ts
VIZ ANTED-IM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
at d ave- and
WTANTED-WHITE AND CoLORED WOMEN
nurses iades maids and Walters sor snmmer
resorts and this city. at Nat Labor Bureau, SIT th
WTANTED-BoY WITH SOME EXPERIENCE
NV myes St tin roofing ING al Mo r AVE.
WTANTED-A WHITE GIRL. TO DO THE
ply 1887 9th st NV. my9-2t*
WANTED-Two FIRsT-CLAss HOTEL WATT
w ers I,l at fremont House. corner I'd
VTANTED-A BOY WHO KNOWS SOMETHING
w about Bakery business. Apply at 1896 18TH St
NV. my6-2ts
w try, to sell our Popular Map and Atlas Publica
tons Liberal terms and permanent employment.
ss mSd IS M New York
w bermaids nurses, scrubbers, dish washers, walt
01S5 oeeR ST. sues
BURNHAM. my5-3ts
WANTED-2O WALTERS FOR THE SPRINGS.
A. COOMBs. Emp Bureau. 926 NV. my5-4t
w must be neat IN appearance and of good cnarac.
ter Apply at once corner Dist and G SITS. II W. m53*
WAMTEp-A F1RsT.cLAss DREssMAKER,
Clifton St above Boundary st. my5-3t
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS COLORED WOMAN
W. to cook wash and iron; must be single and stay
MIA ave. my5-;,t*
6oSssxork P Merry. i iSH sSa Esh vs.:
Washington. my5-3t*
WANTED-A SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG
w Man in grocery store, between Is and 1S. Refer
ences required Apply at 1909 18th ST. NV. my5-3t"
WANTED An EXPERT NCED BOOK
w keeper and one who thoroughly understands the
details of real estate ofce duties Address Business
for three days, star office. my5-3t*
UyANTED-SALESMENN NEEDING PRUFITA
w bic employment. Salary $75 and expenses.
Goods staple sold by sample. Address, with stamp
l. s. Mfg. Co., Chicago myI-12t
NHTANTED-LADIEST TO LEARN THE ART OF
w dress cutting by Moodys new tailor system of
actual measure. Cutting. fitting and dresses made
order. AT 1920 Pa, ave.nw. Open evenings. mylst
TANTED-RELT ABLE CANVASSERS FOR AN
w Insurance Company. Apply at 30 4i2 st n. ".
ap2G-2w*
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SATURDAYS SALE Or UNpEnwEAn

Our Muslin Underwear trade continues On the
increase Ladies' have been somewhat 10th to
buy readymade what many take pride i'm
making. This prejudice is being done away
with by the excellent values being shown by US
as we use none but the best grades of mustn't
sewed and finished in the most " orkmanIike
manner We quote as specially good values
the following:
50 dozen =. uslin Night Robes, with four Gins
tefs OF four fine tucks down the frOnt cambric
Tume around the neck and sleeves worth 02i.,c
Only oOc. each. ~
90 dozen Fine Muslin Night Robes woke Of
Hamburg Insertion, with tucks between neck
and sleeves trimmed with fine Hamburg EN-
brotdery, worth SSc. Only Z5c. each
OO dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Walking Skirts
with seven inch Hamburg ruffie on the boltom
and nine fine tucks above the ruilie: cxceiIens
quality; worth 81. Only Toe each.
oO dozen Extra Fine Muslin Night Dresses
Mother Hubbard front of four clusters of seven
nne tucks, yoke back. French sleeves wide
Hamburg rufle around the neck, yoke sleeves
and down the 'front.'; extra good value: worth
SLID Only 81 each.
We again mention another 90 dozen Fine
Muslin Corset Covers, low neck. finished seamn
perfect hitting; the beat ever offered ut the price
Only 15c. each.
Also so dozen Cotton Mohair Walking skirts
Excellent stock Of Black sstteen Walking skirts
At low prices.
Second floor: take elevator.)
N.Y. WOODWARD q LOTHROP
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TN MEMoRIAM-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
i Italian aud American Marble Monuments, and Of
the latest style the finish. 10 offered
The Lowest possible prices II
WM. RUTHERFORD a COS
Corner Il st ST. and Pa Ave n w.
Please call. inspecs and be convinced HeadstoDss
from 70 uR Sp7-lms
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The efforts o. the London press to connect In
some way the deadly Eruption at Chicago, on
Tuesday night, with the revolutionary agita-
ton in Ireland are as foolish they are feeble
The typical Irishman is puSnacious, and he is a
lover of liberty. But the IriShman who makes
his home in America is, a rule, as good a sup
porter of the law be found anywhere in
the world. In Chicago ii was Deigan, a Red
din. shannon aud Il Madden vino fell in the
discharge of their duty, wearing the blue uni
form OF the police aud fighting u mob that inn
mensely outnuInbered them. IL was Il Loeilel-
bardt and spies aud a Schwab, and, last but
not least, an English socialist named Fieidcn,
who Were engaged III the niurder OF these brave
fellows. AnarchisIn is not II creed that finds
any favor with Irishmen; and the most search
Ing investigation which the British detectives
made through tie whole OF the Emerald Isle in
revolt failed 10 discover 4 single Irish socialist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-07

Mr.. August Spies, the editor of the Chicago
-dr6citer Il it;ttg. and one of the principals in
the hendiSiI work Of The mob in that city
declares himself opposed 20 all laws to all cap
hal, AID To all police. He has a very simple
plan tor Kidding himself of the last OF this list of
DUi>;srces, which he condenses into the general
statement: when you have an enemy, you
must Kill him.
We trust that society, acting through the
courts and tie htugIn;tn of Cook county. Illi-
nois, will accept Sir. Spiess solution OF any
tri;i.u=: problem which may present itself in
Nj. Spie>s own c:,sc.
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4 'LEAt: AND HARMLESS AZ WATER
~ SAIlANo' CRYSTAL. DISCOVERY
10 restoring 10 Say or ialSt hr is natural color
ahG FVuihicI appvahce, ~ stop lis f,iln. ont and
assist ID S-Ol, ~ eradicate .aslGTuif ami cure ali
other unpleasant conditions If thu hir The following
letter c2 Yi.>I.s Itself:
EALTIaoRE Mp. April 70, 1856
Mr. ARTHUR SATTANs:
DsU Sir- IL afford narl pleasure 10 bear te=ti-
Non" - u the efficacy II yUgr Crystal Discovery,
some years Stree, While IN India. suffered from a
severe lever peculiar - It Et.y my r-.oy-
eriS, . t.iCh Oi har fIr II sd OF head be-
cSie perfectly white with ~ II all affecting the re-
l'ilili~r 10 remove thu Ufi-.st:y appearance.
had recourse 10 VsriDs preparations both in Europe
asi' In Ia country Use. AL great IL. feet
The dS ell tlc hair slic.s nov, wiki y,Ir Ir stall
I1sc1Very, Ca! ct TIC d~=-i sh.de-ine natural
cDior 81 nag hsr oests tA-~-.roST. ! consider Your
DiscONery the beS- pIcpaIsa boa / Know of.
Yours Truly, III MY J. htDtEI.S MD.
No. ~ sharp street.
Al.IllJ II NATIASS. Pharmacist,
luvr.i:0r alsj sole Proprietor
n1yU -4+n and aid III and ID d.. NV
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WANTED--ROOMS.

UTANTED-UNFURNISH FLOOR
w three or four rooms with BATH fronting north or
south between 18th and 18th, I and sts: liberal
rent will be paid; permanent Address Box 80. Star
office. invests =
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The School
| Is perhaps to most boys distasteful We remember
our youthful days. when we especially liked a good
RI ny dy one too rainy to to school, but not too
rainy TO % fishing Saturday period of antcipa-
aon OF exemption from the mas; er's rule, but had
no places of resort tor clothes we have now:
lucky enough If we got home made out OF daddys
old Clothes The boy of to day is far above such
thought, because any sp It homemade suit
at sight and 10 boy is going wear homemade ones
when he can buy store clothes like ours.
Lot 4,93S-Boys' gray all wool Norfolk
81 suits, ages TO IA years, knee pants, price
four dollars per suit Home made suits can
not compete either in style cost.
The boy oftoday is father to the man. and doubtless
if he could would reverse the old methods 80 COM
pleely as to cut his old clothes for father But
As he cannot do this, he must be content with suc,
excellent goods we ready to put in his way and
Wa them out, or, as is most likely with ours out
grow them.
Lot 1924 is a sample of the last condition.
$500 to Ia years old, only four fifty per suit.
Home patience would he exhausted in pro.
1t is related of Virginia judge not particularly
eminent, that his first visit city was to Norfolk
In response to his order for "tea, at the hotel the
waiter asked him what sort of tea he would have
store tea, you fool, get enough of sassafrax at
home"
Inc boys don't want any more homemade clothes
Nothins short of store clothes will do them and do
you Know OF any better and cheaper than we can
furnish.
Lot 12,3I5-Brown and white mixed
So striped suits, for boys from to Id years
ola, With knee pants, only five dollars per
.su These will please the little fellow.
The check apron has disappeared Homemade
suits always bear the marks ofincompeteness 1t
stands to reason that they who spend their lives in
doing one thing can do it better than they who it
spasmodically
Lot 1881 is example of this special en-
s. ployment Boys green, black and white
W. mixture Scotch cheviot, sizes to j. years
So per suit.
The smaller the boy, the more delight the mother
takes i'll preparing his dress. But matter how
fully made. the boys companions spot 1t at once and
chide him for dressing like girl. The average boy
cannot stand that he insists coming to us to be
clothed
Our kilt suits for the very little boys have
$3jO lai an immense run this season. We exer-
to cised our taste and ingenuity to get ND such
Sl2OO Kills as would please the little fellows and yet
not be too expensive.
From IN tu
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TuE PA1A1s RoYArs
NEW STOCK
SUMMER UNDERWEAR,

The New Patent Jersey Fitting Underwear, while
may cost more than the old-iashioned, lLftting
and badly m ade Vests and Pants. Is
CHEAPEST IN THE END
Because fitting well II Is comfortable: because
JeiIiy made OF Best Materials il will twice
long because being finished i'll fancy styles it looks
better.
NEW YORK PRICES.
Jersey Fitting Isle Thread Vests. silk finished
square necks, iu regular made handsomely trimmed
and finished, $luS.
The new Sleeveless Gauze Bodices, with patent
ribbed arms, low neckS, from .Sc. to Sis.
French Balbrigsan Bodies: high and low necks:
short, long and no sleeves 5Jc- to $I.l9
Inc old-iashioned Ganze Vests IN all styles are of
iered ior lie AMI 4Sc and are superior quality to
those usually sold for 2Jc and soc
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

L>oR SALE-CIGAR STORE AND PooL-RooM
ing on account of health. my7-2ts
HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
Il sale OF partly furnished house; of the best
dress Box l2s star Office my6-3t.
II der large hotel; railroad station established
ST NV. myt,-.Sts
N OFFICE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
ASSaro1rs, May 3. 1sse.
The undersigned. a President of the CheseapeHke
Of ann 10y af sd so M s1
for sale bonds OF said company. issued under the
Thousand dollars raid bonds are first lien the
Sealed bids for all or any part OF said bonds, address
10 the undersigned, may be TO the Office of the
SPsHSS on e SsSTs TMsnE
aI which place and hour said bids wIn be opened.
bonds. amy part tlereof. from sale on said day q
the highest price offered Tor any of said bonds is
Terms OF sale: fash within five DAYS amer the as~
said bonds are be applied to the reconstrncion Of
Dam No, on said Canal and o the other purposes
l. VICTOR BAUGHMAN,
myotol1 President G. d o. C. Co.
EoR sALE-sToCR, FIXTUREs. FURNITURE.
II Five Years Lease and Good VIII of twcniy-room
d Tss. ran N sose pssSiniy 10 two theasrs Ad
Large Storage capacity and guaranteed supply AT
Eir prices always Patronize red wagons. send your
wagons to houses and be treated right ap2l-lins
SEyEN PER CENT. INVESTMENTS
~ Bonds secured by mortgage ON Real Estate
Al 20 per cent of its valuation. by tue
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
Omaha. Nebraska
Hon. A u. WYMAN, Late Treasurer US. President
Interest and Prncil al Guaranteed and pay able at
the chemical National bank New York CITY.
Loans In sums of from $500 10 5000, running
from three to tive years Interest pa, able seminar
nuay. The absolute certainty and security these
ID
PARKER q TOWNSEND
ap14-3m Washington Agents, l4lS 4 St NV.
A TLANTIC CITY, ~. J.--HoTELs, COTTAGES
"A and Lots for sale by j. q. ADAMS & CO..
Heal Essass ana Insurance Agents. 203l Atlantic
1al5-lo4t
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WTANTED-BY A RESPONSIBLE PARTY TO
w take of house in the summer: best Of refer
ences given; no children. Apply, address, 2O39 n
st. IL. Its
w Houses northwest, with all modern improve
ments in desirable location. No agents. Address
Box lUl, Star Office. my7-2t*
UTANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH-A
w two-story Brick House of six seven rooms
northwest location: must be bargain Address, stat
NYANTED-TO BUY-IN SOUTHWESTERN
w part of city, convenient to herdicS House
of . 10 rooms, with all modern improvements
terms must he easy, will exchange valuable country
seat for same Address giving fullest particulars A.
s. W., Lock Box 1874. my6-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-A SITUATION BY A COLoRED
sS .S ss"s S 6 sse Som p s,sr or 0tman
"ANTED.BY. AN ACTIVE COLoRED wo-
w man. a situation as iady's maid or nurse: To
s. W.
WANTED-BY Man, A PLACE AS COACH
w man or waiter: Address Isl l. In rear Of 18th
ST.. bet. aud and 18th aud 18th SITS lts
s.n eode fss1
ences. Apply at 1918 X st. NV. Its
WANTED kNoWN-NAT. LABOR BUREAU
Z city ssns
WTANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG
business Good references. Address L O.. Star Of.
Hce. my6-2ts
WANTED-A sITUATIoN IN. STORE OF
store ADDRESS J. E PILEs. 426 N St NV. wash
WANTED-BY 4 REsPEcTA BILE ooLoRED
family family willing e make himself useful about the
w City references given for being sober. honest,
neat willing and industrious: for day work address
E1OR RENT-THREE FURNISH ED ROOMS. ON
second and third floor, with uss of sitting room
and bath at very reasonable rates in well kept house.
with fine surroundings 716 18th, between G and II
SITS. my6-3ts
ENOR RENT-TwO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping, or slowing furniture for sum-
and required; bathroom same floor. 1929 9th ST. n.
w. my(-CtS
"ANTED-PLACES FOR COOKS, I'd GIRLS.
w nurses, ladies maids, housekeepers and Others
With references. This and other cities and country.
PRICE & BURNHAM. $50 1872 F st. NV my5-3t*
"ANTED-KNOWN. THAT ONLY RELIABLE
w and competent servants In all capacttes-whte
and colored, with city references A. COOMBS Emp.
Bureau. 926 ST. NV my5-4t
WANTED. "A YOUNG LADY DESIRES A
w position as Seamstress In private family, Please
address MISS MAUD EARLE, Oil 9th st. NV.
References exchanged. my5,St
MASTERPIECES FOR HOUSEk EEPERS.
w lady's maids. cooks. chambermaids. nurses,
mattresses. men cooks. WATERS porters and drivers
with reference. III NJ NV. DUNDORE 4 co. a2.- Wv.
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I,NuR SAIE-NICToR TRICYCLE.. NEW sl25;
4 VICTOR Tandem, new, sl6O: JOinch Hopper. 500
81 star, sd; ~ star, $40; Rover safety BIsclc.
Sl5o lIO6 New YORK ave. nn22-3m
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E.NOR SALE-ENth CLOP1EBiAS. JAMES PAR
II ton, the celebrated Historian aud RiugrRpher
In every house there H. placed set OF Aupa-
toms Encyclopedias II Is Ike sending whole family
Ia college This work, edition can now To- OBJ
tanned. all the volumes at once easy pay merits 10y
addressing Box l2J, star office. my4tf.
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IGOR sALt--A VALUABLE STEAM Laundry
Il centrally located Satisfactory reasons for selling
Address ALPHA q. star office my bit
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lNpR SAlE-BlClCLE AT A GREAT SACRf-
Il fice-A british Challenge nearly new. 81 inch
Can lie seen at y. l. COLLAMhRS, 1872 Penn-, l.
wanna ave. sc. mN.5-4ts
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INoR SALE - LATEST STYLE TMolSFAT
Il siliftingIop carriage, horse aud harness; horse
very stylish prompt driver; perfectly safe lady
TO drive. Inquire JAMES BON I'm. Gao New York
ave. Can be seen between 10 and a. mystits
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

INQR RENT-THE BEAUTIFUL COOI, AND
delightful furnished residence known as the Villa
Coson, 9Th Sc road will be rented low TO go, tenant
Apply TO THoS ]. FISHER, 1924 ~ my.-ts
EOR RENT-BAY WINDOW BRICK I.s5 =
~ ST.. seven rooms all mod imp: rent reduced TO
$22 per month. CHAs l.. RAMS. SOs ard 300
81 nly.-st
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LNOR fSHED-MODERN TfiRFt.
story, basement and attic House, fifteen rooms two
bath rooms fully furnished throug hout on St near
Farrssut square, rare opportunity secure beauii-
fnl home occupation at once, in fall as preferred
For permit and particulars address OWNER. star
Office. my-.sfs
INOR RENT-NEw TwosToRY, siN-ROoM
II Brick bay Widowed. concrete cellar bath hOt
aud cold water. gas rent Sis 80 per month s3i Sth
ST. ne Key and particulars next door nay.-ots
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travelling Shirts. Half Hose. Scarfs Underwear,
manufactures Gloves. AS large variety as any
Se:ts furnishing store IN the city. but Twenty five
Per Cent Cheaper. "
However, IL is of shirts the Palais Royal would
write THIS week and begin by asking you not TO be
his9ted \ on may have been In the habit of paying
nlsh prices and think because the 'i'aiais Royal
Shirt IS only sue II must be inferior PossIbly Won
nave tried cheap. very cheap, shirt. and having
in shirts ~" P''eee
The Paais Royal Shirts come in 22 different sizes
cut TO AT tall short. stout, thin men, with SHORT or
long arms, who are upright stoop. The bodies re
Made OF ansutta Muslin,no muslin Is better. The
IS the best Plated plain bosouis. Buy q samnls
Paas Royal shirt and IL not satisfactory the money
will be refunded - ~'
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