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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17
r. B. LOOMS. Chairman.

iourned until tomorrow al nine CLOCK a
m.
r. b. LOOMS. Chairman.
CoRNEI1cs I. HARVEY. Clerk
TUESDAY. June IS. 1856. The Board of Su-
pervisors met pursuant to adjournment and
vas called TO order by the Chairman. Roll
cailed. Quorum present The minutes OF
yesterday proceedings were read and ap-
proved.
The Special Committe one Court House
square verbally reported that the Supreme
Court of this State had decided
that Kent County had no title to the Court
House Square 50 called in the city OF
Grand Rapids. and asked to be discharged
from further consideration Of the subject.
ON motion of Mr. Stark the report was ac-
ceoted and the committee discharged.
The Supervisor Of the FIRST Ward made
I the following report. and, on motion OF Mr..
Walker. the same was received and placed
+ on record.
To the Honorable Board OF supervisors OF the
County of Kent
/ Gentlemen. The undersigned, the Super
I visors of the First Ward, of the City of
I Grand Rapids, would respectfully report to
your honoroble BODY that agreeable to IN
s.ructfons contained in a report made by
your committee on roads and bridges
/ together with the Supervisor OF
said First Ward on the I'D day Of October,
iss5. in regard 10 the petition of G.. II. De
Graat and 2 Others Of said First Ward. re-
questins that dsh-chute, or ladder be
erected in the dam across the stream known
As Plaster Creek in said First Ward and
instructing the Supervisor of said First
Ward 20 cause 10 be erected by the owners
OF said dam the fsh-chute, or ladder, petit
toned for. The same has been constructed
bv the owners OF said dam according TO the
provisions Of Section No. 9, Of Act No. H.
of the Public Acts Of iss3
Respectfully submitted.
JoHS SrEEETEE,
Supervisor Of First Ward.
on motion Of Mr. Wilson the rolls of the
several townships and wards were referred
70 the Committee on Equihzation.
On notion of Mr. Steketee, the claims
against Kent county now on file with th'
/ clerk. and which may be fled this day au'
tomorrow. were referred to the Committee
on Claims
Mr. Skinner offered the following resolu
ton ana on motion of SIR. Wilson the sam
b vas ldopted
e Besaa~3 That q special committee of iv
be appointed by the Chairman Of the Boar
70 receive proposals Tor property suitable 70
a Court House ste for tire county of Ken
q and report to this Board at che octob'
"a session
d The Chairman announced the f0uoWin
IS the Standing COMMITTEES sor the snsuin
j. year
CLAIMS
Jacob W Walker
"a Oliver 2. Watkins. ST. J Uinch,
james B G1lEnrf E1-r J. pheips.
A-oniev r. Roberts Gen. ?. stark.
EartLfEsrIoy.
John Z. Gould.
Hsrrr r. Ives. Henry FL Hagens.
Cbaries e. shatfuck. Nathaniel Rice
Jeremiah Payne 81 Schermernor
: esa-rs snyder. Martin A. Holcom
Errrtrrnv.
John Benjamin
.o s'mon p Pstsrsan Nelson r. E'ch.
FfvtvH
81 son
/. william Jahnsoo. simon saffraa.
E. ss.naer
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17

Ice cream soda a. .westakes No. 5
Tanal-sf
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17

-lsl faa,z-Dlsiz
Tans Session. l.e
F Rarf II -apsr-
.a-is - n--
session a. lls -erlsars Es A
go .ee,A =. ll
-l.r s4
Laarfer IL u a4ae4 a.-le--.r+ "a
alt sas q esi . .r1ef - Ll- NlsEA iae
.- r- fIas4las members
Ben 4alin. -e4a i--ri p al--
tsss4. --efal4A. --a.e-i'ii.
es--l t.l- l--as-
.-- f.r-. e -C.fv
Hsales I8ln Ada
hl James e Alsiue.
t--..o '--..'. . go Fsp.s
H--5 .---rs- Pans.
Iszs HARRY H-Fe4uh Ward
'--s.- l -4 Wsrs
..e -- l.-.e
Rllrn-| Heas lsAell
Peterson ,lu.ga i 'l-ft'--'A
fAe-l7. s.isi. - s.@
pa <s.soa Is -04kde.d
Roberts AFonies p "a.
h.ee >Allaa-e- -....'s''
..... -l,s5o.s
sagi-r George -Iyroae
Shoemaker g. Wv 9lliAs
7.eAs-ee y'-n r'e.' tC-r8
~....-I petsr--IxtA Ward
-eaermeraorn. IT, 50 seventh " ara.
Skinner A. A--ti.y
tIrrh Madison J.-E.ghlh Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17

Mineral sa'sr. al Sss'issss. No. Canal
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-17

If YOU contemplate furnish
ing, il vii pay you 10 VISIT our
warerooms. We have a full
line of low and medium priced
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14

Nzw YORK. Juy If.-flour dun and closed
w rhol- important change Winter heat extra,
O. -sr1 lH. Minnesota lp, - -lla lJ. cay Milling
extra 81 q. for West indies 0nlo extra, - sla
q So southern logr closed steady. common 90
choice extra e3 ll.t4a lu.
~ AleaI-lrulUs were acllNey traded 10, but
the tou- sas weak ana htaFy. The market clos
80 depressed amt 81 to --c lower spot lots
closed slightly lover spot sales OF No. / red
state at 9l.l.ec. 80. 4 white to az o5c, and
ungrnded winter red al saa@ lc- No. red
sIuter. August ,- -c- 90 september so g.. do
October -Ii,tr.. -. lo December 3-'-
C0u-Dptlons were Only fairy active while
prices Hrr- irregular Ile close was easy at "a
81 sa- advance spot lots closed duii and urn-
spot sales oft 40. . mixed az 4lc, no ? mixed
August. to- &C. DO september. az 81, d1 October,
g. 81.
.at--Dutons werc dun AMI closed trm at %
81 gll advance. spot lots closed steady ana un-
changed ,Q0t sa.es 10 Nol white stale. at i5t
ltc ana No 90 az Sic. No. mixed August
-lis d. september. .-.,4 4ata'' ac.
Ryr-uul lud unchanged. western, 55gaoc.
Barley Nominal.
F0rk-Dul. uew mess. sli -5'Gll sd.
Lard closed dull- 81 ID cash. e. ~la6 50
August. 81 lflh Us september.
Bu-ler-Qulet. state lal,c, western loGl7i ac.
Cnerse-l bull. state, aIaa>- western "a g..
SlxLr- gliel fa,r fo good refining sG7c.
Egg--flun, state Ht els o.. western. fG
ttt.r.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14


H
tiR. f-i'nirT Ni-tnt W. '1nir and
tnan-f. N1n Af pro- clanferf demurrer
sisitinfN HnNe- H-Ht. terms fnH 'n'ni Ith-
lfr hp t" aH'ff fN'f- -- zoe
.rsrr e f.IA "f l"" "haht t-
jerry lfl"ft lt nfrni 3
FsH Hf f-Ht iui COSTS
UrfurtI Ersfve-- Abraham g1l1nen
vs. Never -and.rr assump-r rslurn on
snuea rom Justice Br1uver dIed.
-.-,..- -.-.h sn.- ~, rb. p...--.
,f..,.,t Me- A,sl.lf,r.l,, .s l.~.-.4 f...,.,l.
-. ~. ~. 80. '......, .'--..,.'-' n,
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14

You are feeling depressed. your appetite
IS poor SOU are bothered with Headache,
you arc hd-efF. nerV1g. and generally ouf
bat not Ri.h stmulan's spring medicines.
or htters which bare for their basis verv
cheap. bad whisky. aua which stimulate
you ier su hour and then leave YOU ln
worse condition than before. What you
want IS an Alternative that Niil purify your
blood start healthy action If Liver and
Kidneys restore your vitality and give re-
nereI health and strength Snch medic
cine vou wil md n Electric Biftefs and
only 10 cents bottle 80 Peck Bros Drug
Store
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14

A reporter for the TELEGRAM HERALD
called upon Attorney General Taggart yes
terday % interview him in reference 90 The
attack made upon him 10y Governor Swine
ford through the open letter published I'm
this journal Yesterday As usual, Nr Tag
CART was very reticent He said however.
that he could see no reason why Governor
owiueford should not render an account 10
the State as well a. the other Commission
ers Every State officer, he said from the
Governor down, was required % account Tor
the money spent by them on the States ac-
count, and he saw no reason why Mr..
SEineford should be an exception. lie re-
fused 10 indicate whether any proceedings
would be Instituted against the Governor.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14


laa M Fl lsa s..I
s .s e4r.
- .-
a.a-I
t.
arFe $685. t- e.
Judge E..a Har --r .
lar lLl- 4-
n-. .....- Store a .r .lrl.-i
.t..r.r. r
a.. r.n u.rfn t-
...t .-..f ..s sra--
r..tsf... 81 fIsr. ss 8r.aa-l ...
..s..s ..s - l. M.-4--l
ar4t sunday afternoon frt-. e-rf
and .as Aarfa 81 aa- tt z-r
.- ,-r' -
Lar -a- lat lN-I.e pave rrA "a. l--
r-e -aul...e 1raa I-rfe -.- me 2rrHr.s
.afe .ea.-rt -r- r7
Th- ---..I.s.s- u Charles Darlington
81 n.rta. Uf. .a-r-f -s..I.r u...r
F... al s.f. ...ursaa. s..sf
Monday aI.tla0.u l-ltlIl- -trl.a
fllla n4a...a barn "a Dayton. hrT-u
..urr aa aart lf. r.I-es lss
800.
l..-,. flr-.... .I.......fl ike
r .....'....-. -.......l f. ----...-
- r...,..- -.-..t... ...f .. r...
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14
GKAND RAPIDS MAaKEI>.
Par" frod1cs From Fir-t Hands

Fsrm frod 1ce From First Hands
Bcsus-Uupicsed are worth O. 3eoc; picked, 81
Baue- Fresh ra 3sii~ dairy. isesl7c.
creamery l-ea1r
Cheese ta t.c
Dried Frlits-6pp.e-, >sass evaporaled. 80
rc
Ezrs-li c + daz
Fft-a Meats Dressed hogs N.2.f' IS = c'et
mutton. si--a5.9u. veal, g aogo oo. beet. s6G
gf-
Gra.n-Whest Clawson. 71c. Lancaster 7sc.
Oats. ZlaSc Rye &c. Barley. Sl.zsel ~ per
cxt Corn. .-sr..c.
H.des-crreu 6c p y. psrt cured 7c cured.
-i.a-e calf skins % DDS. Toe. ZIP skins,
green. -. cured. 9c. dexn skins, elo5Nc e
piece. sheep o. G. 5ocasl wool being estimated
AZ % r.
Huueg-fH.ais p p.
Has -rmothg DID, sl0ai1 per ton. new. s99i0.
Clover. solo
Pat1saes-OIt. -0fffac. new. ioet 15C per bias.
Poultry fowls dressed. lasz iZ5.C > p spring
chickens lea -c ner 10.
straw -f f.i.lN r l1ad
TaioF n
Woo Washed 15f' 1sC. unwashri. led l1c.
Wood Blt Ifrle offered. Four-foot wood e
worth a. aDl.5 , cord Stock stove wood. sA31
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14

In the pursuit of the good things of this
world we anticipate too much, we eat ont
the heart and sweetness OF worldly pleasures
by delightful iOrethought Ot them The re-
suits obtained from the use Of Dr. Jones
Red Clover Tonic far exceeds all claims. 10
cures dyspepsia. and all stomach. liver,
kidney and bacder troubles lt is per
feet tonic. appetizer blood purifier a sure
cure for agne and malaria diseases. Price,
5N cents. uf druggists
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14

USi0S STOCK YAErs. fil. July l3.-Cattle-Re-
celpt.. .oo head. shipments, ls0 head Market
rather steady. shipping steers, g 47a0% 81,
sllcsers aud feeders. o. -aGt u0. HOgs-heCeipts,
81 lut head. shipments, i.tp head Market
strong. ac higher Rough and mixed, i'a4 l2c-
Packing aud shipping lua4 95c. sheep Re-
cclprs .0lu head. shipments, 1H head. Market
strong. terlac higher. natives, - ulEf 20,
Ne-teru t1S ~. Texans, 81 .sta5 0i. Lambs
r.er bead & rnI Hi
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14
Ia OF on Every Sale

At Van LenvSns g, 20 Monroe-st. Having
sold out the greS>sr part of the retail stock.
will place on sale 1ssaeS morning July
H. ls,6. all the~TffpIfAste stock and goods
from the wholesale depar~ment
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14

Ladies. call al o~. store and ask for a
sample bottle Of our GSSLas-farCh Polish.
MII+~-T,A'Nl g. Dickinson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14

We make a specially of fitting trusses.
Fit ana price guaranteed.
Mills, LAexYN < Dickinson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14

our stock OF lmportea-' and Domestic
Wines and Liquors.. is.r~ medical and table
use is always copSrfete>~
MGIs, LAcES>& DIcEINsoN.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14
We are especially prepared for the trade
of livery and horsehenA
MILIs-~hTsEY & DIcKNsoN.


sion, and all should EoT~g bat they need at
Van Leuven 5, l)>nonroe'$
The Peroxide " Silicates Is the most
thorough remedy yA discoyeFed for potato
bugs and all n0xi)us-ts-etfs on vegetation.
l0c per pound. MIL hScEY q Dickinson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14
Mrs. A. Douglas,

Hair cutting. shampooing, and hair goods
a suecialtv. al No. G5~cNOn -0e-st. Grand
Rapids. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14

ON Thursday>g -. at 10 a. m, the
Shields block, on NaierlOo-st, will be sold
az public auction al tlfs Brobate office. This
is "a new and -cQastructed building of
two stories and b4seinent, and is a desirable
property. The walls are h&1yy enough tor
"a four story building.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We have the largest lihe<of Toilet Soaps
i'm the city.
MuLs. LACEY a Dickinson.
We are constantly receiving new invoices
OF Imported aud Ket>West Cigars
MILLS. Lazy a Dickinson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14

Peroxide Of sAcates helps the growth
of the plant as w. sSso destroy the bug;
MILLs AAcEy S Dickinson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-14
Il % o. DoorsAI-a %.

Ladies will ples>e come as early as pos
sib'e amt make theh>> >selecggns and avoid
the crowd i'm the affsSss.5n as il Is too
warm 20 close the dg,,sSN
vAA>TyrvsSS 20 Monroe-st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-10

In the Belfast riots number of factory girls
Goaded on the men to violence, and BARNARD
who was watching the fighting from q window
was accidently shot by the police.
II would perhaps have been more In accord
with poetic justice If the factory girls had been
shot instead of the barmaid. Nevertheless,
what did happen ought to be a lesson to all the
women who read about ii, that street brawls
are not a class OF entertainments in which they
oan afford to take part, either as combatants or
- spectators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-10

II would seem that the large amount of space
devoted by n morning cotemporary to silly
criticisms of the cable news of its neighbors
could have been better employed in giving
some news of its own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-10
OuR FnrpAr Cusroxrns


have the first chance when we mark down our
"nAn's
- 60 oaIgs'n p.lces On nemnans Days
sho,. - ouu e.. DoAen Lo.A
49,, ,.,..., u. "''u vac aasaDs IN.
,h.r, ~, 49, 49, e III. IL, ~. " w" -.
anv o,hor a., -. e -. -. s
to c,e.r,ng -. ,.a, "a :, 80, 1890.
m.da - e. ap s.ocA' anu - spe.is, ulspAy
tio.. ' An ''u'' ~ ''~'e '''sS
w.
In one of our twenty or more departments to
aspay y0u ,or the trip to our establishment on
.,,,.-
"opD SIZES" In GLOVES
soe SIZES are pound to get LETT To keep the stock
clean and all lines full close out the "odd Sizes
Is Pair Ladies', 1oLRrt.on rer,th ,.~.av Silt
Gloves in Salmon. Nne and Green; sizes g. Ga and a
half price,
Regular price Soc
Remnant"
II Pair Ladies' e-Busson Tan Dressed Kid Gloves;
Regular rics...........,.... ............. .7s
Remnant" price 81 go
10 Pair Ladies' l2.Buttou Mousoue,a,re suede
aus ana Brown; sszes ofA ol4. 6as ana 61
~Remn.nY. rr,c ,...'''' ' '''''''''y ~ = 20 ~
-. '..'''' '''''-'' 80 10y
Lanes anticipating going to the seashore will And
funftx. tn
nairs Of ans .,n,,.s ~ ~ JUG VI
p"AiS VI MIG moves Rt nominal hgure.
"s14opT r rNr,r,ro, ~. ,,,,rss -,oor
MS AN onESS aooDS.
We have reduced ouy apern nanr, r,r;co. ~, nj,
..Sbort Iengtb., ror,.I,,,r ,,,.,a - 49,,
during the mast aaxs xsrx 1ar.s n,rnhsr ,Shic
accumulated during onr snrn,ps s,ock Sail, ha,ca onr
REMNANT Offering the coming Friday will
far surpaSs any previous display. and should meet
with the careful consideration of every judicious
ouyer DeSraDe lengtns Ior various purposes OF our
most fashionable fabrics.
-
odd SIZES IN CHILDREN'S SILK HOSE
The following lines having becoue hrox on in s;zes
we 9 n them ne Friday as "Remnants" viz:
brown sizes and al ,n,ns+ ho,T n, s"i he'' seal
!Hegniar prices s and 95c.
% Pair Shiidrens Lavender Drop-stitch Hose, sizes
Remnant price. ,.... . Sc
Pair Chiidren's DrOpstitch Silk Hose Pink, l
Regular price .. 1 81 20
Hennant Toe.
Iair Shlidreh Black Spun silk Hose. with double
sores extra fine quality, size T. 3 size IA. size S
"HsmnahnT prTce..... sl1o and I 20
nDIop7sttcheo cotton Hose sizes IN aud S1a
:. % ~ .Z0c.
,,,x = -'''' ''''''''''''-''A"~~
iHihD FLOOR "REMNANTS."
To accommodate our c,,s,o,,or, ava r.,,,,.. ,..
to-, our customers ana faciate selec-
display OF short Ienrins n vii SNOW sonan
o. Sheetngs Pillow Case Musns. Yard-wide Cottons,
White and Red F1annels. Emo Flannels A lso large
striped and Plaid 6inghans Satteens Printed Linen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-10

E !" H s ss i 3 B'f 4 ~
+ Ek Il BD5 / "A / y
RED TICKET DAY.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
SPECIAL
Aswe selling out entire stock ofDry Goods II
impossible quote prices and do Justice the same
vate sale at SOC the dollar and at daily auction
at your own price.
For Friday, Red Ticket Day. we will offer 100 dozen
Children's Mackilaw Saiios and Ladies' Chin and
English Milan Mllliner Hats at
seq CENTS
Sss55 sws
REGULAR PRICE s1.
SPECIAL
For Friday. Red Ticket Day. we will offer rs dozen
Ladies' Embroidered, Tucked and Ruaied Bosom
Chenises at
s VS. CENTS
nma ss,s
REGULAR PRICE CSC
SPECIAL
For Friday. Red Ticket Day. we will offer so dozen
Of Lace Collars. latest styles, at
Il i "a + + As CENTS,
il 4 e ii Ii -'s sssa
REGULAR PRICE aec
SPECIAL
For Friday, Red Ticket Day. we will offer os doze,
of Best English Hair Brushes at
1855 o0oW
ss% g %%cENrs.
@ss5 "OJO0
REGULAR PRICE CSC to CSC.
SPECIAL
For Friday. Red Ticket Day we will offer 20 pieces
OF 10 inch Swiss Fionncing. heavy work. six different
patterns at 81 per yard, regular price xl.75
SPECIAL.
For Friday Red Ticket Day, we will offer 40 dozen
Oh Boys French Percale Shirt Waists, with Patent Belt
anu Hntons guaranteed not to rust at SOC each reg
ular price CSC.
SPECIAL.
For Friday. Red Ticket Day. we will offer IS dozen
OF Ladies' Atwood Cashmere Scarfs, fringed on both
ends all coiors at SEC each, regular price SLIPS.
SPECIAL.
For Friday, Red Ticket Day. we will offer IS dozen
OF Gents Unlaundered Plated Shirts (12 10 plaits)
male of Utica Nonpariel Cotton, Reinforced q 100
Richardson's Linen Bosom, Band and Wristbands
Feiled Seams Gussetted, &ca perfect fit guaranteed
at Csc. each. regular price 81.
N R-The above bargains are good for Friday, Red
Ticket Day, only.
k kBf "A Hg M nh I'm ssss
BbB "A U MMMM SSSO
BIB 4 A UU n ii 81 sSSS
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT
7TH, STH AND d STREETS
For other Red Ticket Bargains see Fridays Repub.
licau. aa1o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-10

II is thought that Patti and Nicolini are going
20 be married in order that they may be able to
Get q regular divorce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-10
LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-DN THURSDAY, JUNE 3. IN An FAST
capitol Hcrdic pair of Gold trimmed Spectators.
uitable reward II returned 70 Dr. kEECH, cor 5th
aud r. Capitol st LIS
II Osr-ON THE sTH INT, A CANARY BIRD,
L. Liberal reward will be given IL returned 10 s
north A ST. ne. Its
4 oST-BETwEEN SUNDAY r. NJ AND TUEs-
<day childs gold neck chsin, valued GIN lost
somewhere within a lew square OF ZOOS X W.
Please return above address
II oST-A SHEPHERD DOG, GKEYIsH BROWN
IL color. with white breast informant leading TO
h.s recovery viii be rewarded. Address T. X, Star
Office. jslOA3ts
Il OsT-wEDN ESDAY. 9TH INSTANT AT Oh
L. City n. o., Ring of Keys A liberal reward
70 the finder. STRANG a TUCKER, eIs Louisiana
1elO-3t
e - REwARD-LosT ON FRIDAY. JUNE 4TH.
% near Lincoln park, one black and tan hound
Puppy; leather collar; brass plate, with 4. PUN
PHREl stamped on plate The above reward VIII be
gwen delivered NJ LOO fennsylvsns ave- nv js-2s
n OST-oN 9TH ST, NEAR Ii b f., JUNE =
La ChiIds Trimmed Hat Finder please return %
Ais St 1ete2te
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-10

ARAso1 WEAruER.
We desire to take advantage Of it. and at the same
time give You the advantage. IF you want 10 take il
look at the following prices, aud see II we are not
doing SO:
COACHING PARASOLS. Changeable silk,
$4.24 instead Of $a9S.
ROMAN STRIPED "MIKADo,"
S69S instead Of $1224.
wATERED SILK. Extra Fine Carved Handles
$74s instead Of 1884.
CHANGEABLE "MIKADo"
$3.4S instead Of 1924
EXTRA FINE STRIPED COACHING,
$3.50 instead Of $6.48.
6 EXTRA FINE, Changeable. STRIPED COACHING
S4.2S instead Of S5.4S
10 CHANGEABLE COACHINGs,
S2.74 instead of S3.4S
BLACK AND WHITE CHECKED CcACHINos
1924 instead of s434.
PONGEE "MIKADo,r BALL FRINGE.
S5.9S instead of 5000.
BEIGE SILK "MIKADO," BALL FRINGE
seas instead Of $1,000
8 ROMAN BoRDERED PONG EE CoACHINGs
$49S instead of $6.4S.
7sATIN STRIPED PoNGEE CoACHINas,
$4.24 instead Of $685.
EMBROIDERED PoNGEE CoACHINes,
S39S instead of $4.76
EMBROIDERED PoNGEE CoACHINas,
So 90 instead of $3.50
WHITE BLUE BORDER, FRENCH,
1924 instead OF 1924
1 BLACK BEADED. LACE EDGE, EXTRA FINE
$908 instead Of $15.4a
FINE SILK coACH1NGs,
1898 instead of $4.0a
FIGURED PoNGEE. coAcH1Nas,
S2.4s instead Of $3.50.
20 STRIPED SATIN COACHINGs,
S2.4S instead of 1924.
TAPE TRIMMED MOURNING.
1924 instead of $6.4S
OTHER STYLES. ALL REDUCED.
FAN WEATHER
3 Styles JAPANESE FANS
&c. instead of 10c.
Style Japanese Parchment Fans
10c. instead Of 13c.
2styies japanese Parchment Fans,
15c. instead Of 19c.
SStyles japanese Parchment Fans,
2Oc. instead Of Csc.
4styles japanese Extra Fine Fans,
Bob. instead Of 3Sc
3styles japanese Gold and Fine Painted Fans,
40c instead OF ACC.
2styies Imported Chrome and Cretons Fans,
12c. instead Of 15c.
Style Hand Painted Satteen Fans ssorted Patterns
33c. instead of 3oc.
2Styles Hand Painted and Chrome Fapa
SOC. instead Of 49c
1styie Extra Large Painted satteen Fan
66c. instead of sc.
Style Extra Large Painted GAUGE Fan.
$l.24 instead Of Sl.4S.
COATS
We understand this Is not
COAT EATHER.
But to remind you that they serv,ceable for SEA
SIDE, COUNTRY and MOUNTAIN WEAR should
you desire one this is your chance If fortunately We
have your size.
Walking Coats sizes "a and 80. red only. Jersey
boucie Cloth. faced with satin
SS29 instead Of $500.
Walking Coats sizes ia and $50, Of elegant bill
HARD cloth, diagonal trimming Of Hercules braid.
So44 instead Of $3.50.
Norfolk Jackets. sizes 80 81 &c. red Boucae c,ota
s6.9S instead Of S876
Walking Goats, sizes 81 and 86; double breasted
loose front; red Frisco cloth
$A.AS instead Of eR7k
~ We Close at pm. Saturdays excepsed
THE RON MARCHE..
3le-sls SEVENTH STREET n. ".
NATURAL MINERAL WzTE1
TAPER.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-10

The compromise effected yesterday between
the striking bricklayers and their employers in
this city "A most sensible conclusion to the
struggle which has now extended over nearly
six weeks. II involves no humiliation TO either
party. Each makes concessions, and both will
feel better for having done so.
II is now I'm order for the other trades to fall
into line and follow the good example of the
bricklayers. They will find fresh pleasure in
handling their accustomed tools after so long q
rest; and the merry hammer and buzz of the
shops will be music In the citys ears, which
have missed them sadly since May day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-10
THE NAr1osAa MUruA1 I1rx

aSSoCiAlioN. OFFItE l9@V r ST.
w. W. Dudley. President George III. II. White Treasr
John IL MagrudeT. v. j. John r Besill, SECRETARY.
Frank J. 1ibbits. Gen. Man.
FOR y POLICY OF 81 900.
Admission lee and N e1:cal examination, $500
a receipt will be given in full for five assessments
paid Ia advance for years Insurance. as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-10
Mrs M. j. Husr.

1909 STREET n W.
OFFERS CoLoRED MILAN HATS AND BON
NETS. KID GLOVES THREAD GLOVES. SILK
GLOVES AT AND BELOW COST TO CLOSE.
FRENCH BONNETS AND ENGLISH HATS
tlast imporiationI BELOW COST. sax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-10
PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
Il NAVY DErARrar<T
WAsHISGToN, MAJ Is. 1880.
SeAle1 proposals, In duplicate Endorsed proposals
Navy, Washington. u. e., Will be received until NOON
JUNE EIGHTEENTH, 1ss6. from nufacturers Of
or regular dealers In the articles 20 supply stationery
deliverable al the New York Navy Yard for Navy
the fiscal year ending June 30. 1887 Forms on
which pr o2sossls must be submitted, embracing seized
ue OF the articles required other provisions
Quality. delivery nspection and payment, which VIII
will be furnished application 20 the Secretary 1t
tie Navy.
The Department reserves tine right TO re,e 40 -
or all OF the bids. and 70 waive nformaliiies.
my201aw4w secretary q the Navy.
DRoPosALs FOR FUEL
Il pEPARTNKST or rHK IHrKRIo9
WAsHrSGroS. ID. c. June 9. 1855.
O'CLOCK NJ, WEDNESDAY, JUNE TWENTY
FOURTH, lss6 Cor furnishing Fuel for the DsDsst
ment OF the Inferior during she fscal yssr ending
INSTRUCTIONS TO bidders win iurpished On spplioa
ton AT Odice OF Custodian. Room l04.
.lo.l6.2l.22 A. q e. LAMAR. eecreeaey.
DRoPosALs FOR PIPE AND FITTINQA
II OFFICE BUILDxxo von STATE, WAn Az
'' W.salserox, d C. June q isee
Sealed proposals for furuishing wrU~q.e fsoa ~
and Fittings for the West and Center Wings OF the
SSldPE Tor .s ws = IN, ass e Hs, os " ~
on TUESDAY. the TVkNTY.SkOoxD DAY OF
JUNE. 1898, and opened immsdiass'y shssssssr d
sne.sfcsi ons aenersi tnsrucx1ons % Sadderv en-
blank forus Of pfopael VII - iurnshed 70 rsgnIef
o %scs'scs''e'' ana Taoe IINdSIS cx.Sr,
jsss.lol1.asAsi>s Oh oosSssi $780,;