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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20
INTERESTING READING MATTER
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC.

we have received the following special Bargains and
uett IL our duty To inform the Public of the fact
'hs all nave equal chances 10 procure advantage
Cases OF steel River Batste beautiful Designs fast
eolors mostly light patterns, at
Il. per yard Real value lokc
Cases Of Valencia Plaids and Stripes dark and me-
DUN patterns, at Sc per sd.
Generally sold at 12Ec.
Cases OF De Beige Remnants fully yard wide in
Brown aud Drab designs, at lie. per yard
STANDARD Value &c
lot Of Black Alpaca Umbrellas warranted perfect
IA natsTlsd aud construction, at SI-25 and i AS
worth sl.9O and S2.15.
Case OF Plain and Figured Lawn Remnants, ,. yd
WIDE, only oc. per I'D Real value Toe.
Cases of Li2ht Figured Percaie Remnants suitable
Patterns for Shirt Waists and ChIIdrens Dresses only
SC. per I'D. -'
Regular price 125c
lot OF Venetian Cloth. in light and dark patterps
an elegant fab IL for summer wear at &c per yi Gen
orally sold a. I253c.
Several cases of fine Blesched Drilling Remnants in
general. ' "e~A AZ
Only Sc. per I'D: would be cheap Mt lie
All onerings above mentioned and many others Won
Viii nnd on exhibition in our We known Remnant
Rooms. situated Oh the third floor Of our establish
ment.
Remember the early caller has the best chances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

This T. the season when. IN the minds OF manv
y = TOO not 10 argue, anu the only way Of Impress
in- ones opinions on the world IS TO pet Furtu-
IJtely or unfortunately, bet is in no true seuse
Il Substitute Tor Al argument. II convinces no
b7iy cf the merits Of a question. II must no;
even BE- TAX Il a. a fair eyIieuce or the sincerity
81 the Oet;eEs stated opinions. IL indicates solely
AMI simply. thIt he has some money In his
PovAet wAIch he IS not afraid to lose; but
n he her his courage - the result Of c1nvltl or
enthusiasm. or desire for gain. or seif-servinr
generosity, or spirit Of bun. holy knows ex-
cePt the better himself, and even ne may not be
ADJ To ana we his own motives Election bets. OF
Whirh a Plentiful crop may soon be expected, are
lot -eas yar4ed IA the purpose behind them than
IA. olAer forms. In most Of the older states the
law makes bet on an election lnvalidate the bet
ter> vote. Ia a close district a sArewd politician
has Oten known 10 resort 10 the trick OF putting
out small bets IN fifty different directions and
challenging each one OF these fifty votes. while
lis victims could retOrt Only by Challenging his
single one. THIS Is a game much easier and safer
10 play than bribery and just as telling In its
elects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

let u hope that the night begun between the
virginia delegations and their friends ia the room
az TIE Committee on credentials will not be carried
INTO the open eOay ntOn in the same SPIRIT or the
haSor Vi chicago VIII have 20 be called In 10 read
the not act, AMI the vote OF vIrgtnias delegates
D. taken by telephone from the Cook eounty t,u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

Pcrsous leaving the city for any length OF time
can have The STAR mailed regularly 10 any address
an for any period they may desire.
ss- IN orders far the paper " mail must be
accompanied by the money-at the rate OF fifteen
cents a week, or NIFTY cents per month, unless
sent 20 foreign country. when the price, incIud-
~. nJ-far, l. 80 cents ner NINTH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20
FEATHER WrreHrs.

Tber,Ob,s.. .-, .-.,,-,... 80. r.o..-. .,,.
ofsrr,osr C1o,b,,s, ,,- c.-.,.,,a, vo,,.,,.,
and pov.,c.- 30 ,or,r, han. - .,,,,,,,
-s.,v,, ..,,o -. -,
Observation-Disclosures svsrv,hinv-,b.. ran
be found within or ut,bou, the ,rorics =, thu
shape Of Mems Summer Clothing is rpuresep.ed
right here in our matchIess stock Of feather.
weight fabrics. wrought bx nj, into xarusnts
that are fsul,less i'm style and a..
sAKs AND COMPANY
Fancy Striped Flannel Suits. advertised else
where a. A novelty. were anon, the frat things
that found q place in our summer stock. White
and Cream. Colored Flannel sui,s for the ses-
shore stroll or the mountain rsuble. in sizesto
Il. every form.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
seroo sui,s ,-or, M - s,o N r,,,,,
in colo, from, t.u, =, ,,,o. ,no,,d,nn n,
c,,r.s ~, ,,,. t,,,a-,,.,,;... .,.,,.. -. an,
brown. We seII the rarnants sspars,alv ~ de-
sirea. BIact ,Inac. co.,s tr,,, o, ,o-o az
each. Dram D,Etes. Nuns CIotbs- sicilIian
Cloth Garments. Calcutta seersuckers- Amen
can see-suckers from al To 40 IN for coat and
vest Office Goats min Look tbsn over
S.ps. Avn co,,p,Sv
popoae--o- r-ra-osssa sut Goat. .r5 vosts
byb. as ,sunhe.rn "a. s,-ons aud .arv,ceab,e
,,l ,.-.o., j., a, an, .,,,o I,,,..,,,,, =. ..,,,
'''' i'"N-'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

Tie young man named Arnold, who has got
INTO trouble oy making two applications under
different names. 70 the ciyil service examiners In
the hope u getting Government ONCE between
tleni. ought 70 have studied the subject a little
d'eper- He might have resOrtei, then. to the
Trick % 50 many others. and worked his way into
place through the railway-ma service or the In
d!an service, 10 which thscivil-servce rules have
not yrt been extenled As a stumbling book for
lsYlrAnts % pub.Ic hOnOrA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

IL the northw ST VII not have Depew, and the
Pacific Coast Will not have sherman, Al ison. or
Harrison, aad Blaine viii not permit himself 10 be
h1i, aud the Gresham and A!ger bOoms have col
l1p>-d. Who viii DC the nominee Of the Chicago
Convention: This cOuundrum ought 10 be put on
TIE !l-t OF some one % the series OF one hundred
pnze questions IN which the magazines OF the day
are accustomed 20 luXuri ate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20
LADIES, LusLE-'IHREAp USpEnwEAR

In buving the merchant who pays promptly ia
always fayored-the prompt-pay merchant is he who
receives prompt pay.
FOR 25c Genuine LisleThread Swiss Ribbed Vests
that you cannot duI lcate elsewhere under 75c.
FOR 5Oc Genuine &C. & g." tprize medall Isle
Thread Ribbed Hose. evening and shades. Else
where Csc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20
(For ladies' belOw.)
SILK UxpEnwrAR AND HOSE

-
AL Prices up to sl0a Garment
OUR SWISS ElBBED SILK VESTS, AT 81 EACH
ARE WOVEN THROUGHOUT, and are a bargain COM
pared with those with seams at shoulders and side
and hem around skirt Our Vests, too. extra long
We reckon them worth 81. Such vests the credit
stores value al L2..
RIBBED SILK HOSE
FOR pair show all the delicate opera shades
also street shades. including black. Our friends
who do credit business sell them at 81 and either
say nothing Of their worth claim them 81 %
qualtyso they are IL owned by he who has reckon
for the bad debts incidental 10 his credit business
Palais Royal add. contiuued.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20
LOST AND FOUND.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
DOsSLYNN

ID Os6LYNN.
II No suburb Of wsshinGton can bss1a TO compare
this for elevated aud masnincent sevs. heslh-
fuiness, aud low prices. Remember the Government
10 spending more money IN bs.uufyins this than 81
9th surrounding. q Mashingtoa: The NV Errs
Bridge the akAND AEnURlAL hTRUCIU2R the
Mount Vernon Avenue Arin<ton Fort AysE.
0aaxe hxilroa,. gust bsa.g commencsd I'll make this
the coming Brooklyn - wsstdngt9n. We are now
per loot =. II. blPHERD o.. 1874 y o. Ssa.i0
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INDIA SILKS

INDIA SILKS
At 15c.; reduced from sl.2S
We are oferins most decided bargains in PRINTED
INDIA SILKS ~ 7jc. in very choice patterns
Finest quality. newest styles FRENCH CHALLIS st
4Oc.
FIGURED MOHAIRs at 4oe.
finest Quality TENNIS FLANNEL at 40 and SOC.
Lace. Striped and Plaid GINGHAMS ut size.
worth SOC.
Finest RENCH sATINEs st 25c.
PARASOLs st cost.
BLACK LACES Ut reduced prices
GREAT bargains in BLACK sURAHS and INDIA
SILKS
900 VELVET GRENADINES ct al
ikINIED CANTON CREPEs reduced to az
PRINTED CREPE CLOTHS at Zoe.
New styles in PRINTED BATIsTE
irNous 70 inventory we offer decided bargains In
all dspArtmsntA
W.A SINISTER 4 SOMA
~is 9l9 PENNA AVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

The hasfy and foolish action OF those Repre-
sent lives who. on the plea OF economy. voted
yesterday 10 order work stopped on the new con-
Gre>-.ouaI library building. deserves the severest
r'UuA,- II was construed great victory for the
,lU>r o. public education ana liberal statesman
saII when. after a struggle OF ten twelve years.
carried On for part OF that time within the halls
Uf Congress plan was adopted ana authority
was obtained 10 begin building operations for the
new library. IL took a good While TO purchase and
clear the grOunf, ami ali but about ten thousand
dollars % the half million Appropriated has already
Geeu spent OF IT. expenditure provided for In con-
tracts. The first excavations have been made
anc the footing IIi1, and the architect In charge
j. IN che midst Of a controversy with some Of the
contractors, whom NJ accuses OF not fulfilling the
specifications Now the House proposes to put
stop 10 the Work, TO wipe out, as with 4 sponge
every TAIN, that has been done thus TAR and to 20
fishing again for ideas a. 10 how to dispose OF
The Governments Overlooking collection OF books
pamphlets and manuscripts Tie claim Is made
That the original estimate for the building was So
uuO0uO. whereas 1t Is NOW evident that the cost viii
amount to s7,OOo.OOJ. But the obvious answer 10
tuat arEuIueUt l. that Congress had the drawings
Tor the work before 10 when ~ made its first apprO-
YFi&tlOn. and that Il deliberately adopted plans
Tor a structure larger by One-nfth, than the state
War ana Navy Department building. which cost
Sli,6nUOUa To back out now Is to confess care
Irssntss then; 80 that, In any event. the House
has itself blame for the trap into which IL pro-
frs-e- 10 have fallen unawareS. some plan OF H.
ting expenditure upon the building could doubt
is have been devised, IL desired, which would
hot check the work completely, d ny the nation
leeied library accommodation and waste all the
money anu labor already expended. IL Is TO be
hoped that yesterdays action In the House will
De reversed in the Senate. and that a conference
committee may reach a sens bic COncl u,ion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20
GrsrIrnrs,s "PusJABr Scars.

Who doesn't know of Fisk, Clark & Flaeg's Cele
brsted Summer scar. 3Jc. instead OF Soc. each il
difference price indicative of the DarTans offered in
fine Underwear, Half nose. Umbrellas Gloves, Shirts.
etc, at
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Cor, Eth St and la. ava
For laiies below
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LANsBURGH & BRO.
ago. Az, 42A. 426 eth st.
All AlQ 9Th az

open ALL SUMNER
" DC, kAIlyE ART ROOMS,
SlJ street W.,
work.
Materials and Stamping el5-3n
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WANTtD-BY YOUNG WHITE GIRL OF Ia A
~ POS ton TO look After child o. three years
Older Address c. star ofhce IT.
NANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS : IylSITiUN,
W Tor CoosS Snamoermaids Waitress LAnndre.'
Butlers SAINT A COOMbS. go \ ST q Y. yea0-s AZ
NVANTED-BY AloUNG LADY. A POSITION As
W cashier: WI assist at book-S.ep or sny other
from employer Address Box go Star once lis
MANIFESTATIONS TOR 500 CHAMBER
w maids. also cooks. nurses lad es' n aida drive q
walters, housener lam msnaTer sc cities country
and resp Is. +. NJ BCkNAAM. 63o-632 + st NV.
WANTED = DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS
w maids ~aitre~s, isuadr-ss. sesm.tr-sa uur-es
Wallets for travelling WATERS chnen md for
family and resorts. Al city references 0I3 5th
W. te2o-3t'
w tNTED-BY AN ENGLISH GIRL SITUATION
A. l.. Or Office. IT.
NVANTED-BY A coLoRED WOMAN A sTTUI.
w ton to 20 away: sood reference. Call l437 St
NV je2o-2t'
WANTED-PoSITToN AS TRAVELLING SALES
references furnished. Address WASH. DRUMNER.
star office. je.,O :Sts
WANTED-SITUATI, Ms FOR COLORED COOK
CIV End nd chambermaid for A.nusy Park or Atl.nne
three days, DUNDoEE CO, az NJ. stnw IT.
WANTED-Bf RESPECTABLE CoLoRED NO
w man. situation TO for inva Id or ooniine-
Tent asses qnqasstiensble reierenees Call for three
NV. It,
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN FROM THE WEST
N"ants position in store experience In dry
start Address FRED Star Office. jel9.ats
w ,N1kD-A POSITION By A YOUNG LADY,
now cashier in drug store. Address Ii, y s.. Star
- :, -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

The political whirligig brings To sight some
curious reminders of past days. Here are
ChauEcey VI. Depew and Frank HiscOck, the one
a clniitite for lieutenant-guvernor ON the demo-
cratic ticket In New York In 1872, and the other
aH enthusiast + anti-republican stump-speaker Of
that year, both appearing at Chicago as candi-
dates for the honOrs De distributed BY the con-
Scn,ien- John G. Fremont is heartily welcomed
10 the platform Ia a speech which extols as the
great heroes OF his party Abraham Lincoln,
against whom the general ran as a Presi-
dental cInddIte In Is64, and whom be
al the campaign, and Grant and Logan VINO
We're democrats and opponents OF Fremont In
tn campaign OF ISj6. Ex-senator Henderson, OF
Missouri. who Is put forward MlSsourl's candi-
GdIe iog President, Is the same Mr.. Henderson who
s;OOj o. President johnson on his Impeachment
trial In defiance OF tue majority OF his party In
o." S.n-te, and Jed the prosecution OF a member
ui President Grants official household who was
accused Of coUplicity Ia the WHISKY ring opera
tons exposed Oy Secretary BrlstOw. The two
TvII virginia de.esLtiOaS which are struggling for
recognition are ueLleI-the one Oy a prominent
comic lcrIte general wAJ catered the secession
movement a. "A enthusiast IA 1861 and fought
Inc union steadily Tor four years. ani tine other py
q sIl % the governor who hlI,el john Brow n
ant who's. own election To the iSta Con SreSs was
= t-IuinJl over the regular republican candidate
81 H. district. TI.St are only feE Of the curl
ol> MIST ricIl "reminiscences which m CHIT be called
40 " reylsw OF the names of prominent In m
bTs Vi the convention buj they sunice to show The
sstlaIcity % TIE republican party 1T its present
stage q, Development.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20
FOR RENT-OFFICES

To- kfNf-fiNE OFFICE AND STORE ROOMS.
nrst second and third floors three Ia ne r, os on
hrst floor All store. 20 Ia loo iet deep "a fst
front viii be nnlshed TO OF
horth side sAd best part st. j. Is MINER
3eZo-ot 1913 St
EoB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN BUILDING l2i6
Il ST. NV. AIIly TO
BEALI. BROWN 4 CO.
le2-lm 1921 Est
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

I'm TOP OF THE ALLEGHAN1ES % 900 FEET
~ above tde.-The AURORA HOCSE Aurora W.
Va. now open select family resort at very moder-
ate rates. No place like il for health Ample amuse-
ments Accommodations frst-cass Ere rch cook
Circulars at Star Office. For particulars address
1e@O-lm j. II. SNAPPER, Proprietor
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PERSON All.

- = n CASH AND 10 PER CENT OF SALARY
SJeIO as long as retained for Government position
coming under Civil Service rules paying $50 or
$40 per month. Address CONFIDENCE. Star ONCE
jelY-3t'
SOMLTHING COOL. DRkSSY, AND SERvICEABIE
y tor Summer Our genuine English s~rge suits ONLY
. l. All coos guaranteed aTh asBUhsiEh SON
Manufacturing Ciothi,r and Tailors. lll2 ST. NV
1eS-1m
kn DIFFERENT ST LES OF HUDDERsFIELD
w All Wool Cheviots. suit TO orde tor GA 40.
Manufacturing Clothiers aud Tsilors. liz ST. NV
jeS-ln
WMWIILIAMS, GEO.W. McELFRESH, AUTHOR
w izedfnvate Detective Agency. Communication
promptly attended 70 aud strictly conhdentisl Once
opeu all hours ". WILLIAMS. Manager, N2o NV
myA-2ms
IUsTH's OLD STAND Is THE ONLY PLACE
q where frst-class second Hand Clothing can -
soid III respectable prices Address call st 6l9 ct
lay -s1u
k(1A RIDING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

II ARGE. COOL AND NEWLY FURNISHED
IL Rooms, with Board, SINCE or en-Sute; strfctly
nl.t-c -: TansientA u Der day. 1he wEBsIkH
Obs lSth sSnw. my6-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

A PEN BOAhDERS CAN BE NlCALh ACCONMo-
A d, ted AZ MinesuI Mansion, sugar La Noun
tam Frederick Co Purc air and water shal. piea--
ant rooms; good bOa.d. Ad.r,s- Mrs. e A. q Hendry
rbsna- Md yelS gts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

4 ~lNIRl BOARD IN MONTGOMERY cot NTy
Son lar iafIn - miles from " Washington, on Met
roIulita Branch B and %. D.. A.. picutN of shaae.
iruit mix n me Nai,r boys aud young men I,r,-
fefred. Tor partCuiArs apply b.tNe, o. hud Bo'raak
pm at PALACE Al NCh I1tpOM
Jelslw' t,Tp an "a al ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RENT-yALUA LIE LIZ ERY STABLES IN
the ceater of the city; ALSO stock for sale
wishes 10 give up business count of al heath
ie-O-3t rs. r.. W -GGAMAN, BIZ + St n w
1sOH RENT-BLICk STABLE, IN ALLEY BE-
Il tween 18th and 18TH X AID l. SITS. NV, 8 stalls
Carriage house. loit ana coac hnIans rvonl.
j Mel. DUiSON,
jeS-1m l221 4 streetn.w
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Mrs. CORYELI..

90 he OAKS" W.T. IND oF RoCkN .III R
Ando a. R-suriOund, Nth Odd oak tree
delightfully."- cool and shady. supIllal with a..
6-ts ten M mates waA from station. kefervlloe To
CURED Terms moderate.
lel- Inn Mrs cpPyrII
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WANTED--HOUSES

ANTED-FOR ONE YEAR FROM JULY l.
wrll furnished house OF ten twelv9 ROOMS in IN
northwest section Of city Address J. L. Is. offc
LIN "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

EoR BALE-SPRlNo OPENINo or THE LARGEST
stuck 81 new aud secondhand carriages offered
~ thus city ~ sect trUm; latest sIyass JOHN A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

RoAkDEks MIsHiNG 40 SPtND mn sIMatE
BIwlthin reach of Washington and where they Nil
receive good aienti, n. nrstciass board A.
with reasonable rates, address Mr. uEu " hfD.
3 ELL. Falls Church. Va Al. las
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

lluAi CAN BF HAD Al MISS MERCY A. TaY-
- lor's. Purcellyille. loudouu GountN Va ab,ut
n minutes wax from tn station y the d. " aud
ONO H. H.. at 4 aroiab4e L rus Iets IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

Lr0R SALE - THE ~OTTO~ Gas ENGINE RI
Is 9uires boiler; svotds III sxpsnsivs sttsadsscs
.Sa ps.es i.s b. Szl1zu1. AZ 7si 20 q liz sis-sr
EOR sALE-ovkR 100 cAkklA0EA BUo0lEs
II varnished and painted wn0oEA. caEpontepa mllk
CoOk. 3xoo o.. oeopgveoW2 Uh1S-28
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

= SION; beautliu II located. laIge. ou-nlodiona
ROOMS good water sud tsu.. livery: spledld grove
i,r childfen two Il ms daily Hid Washington
Tor I9rticulars address JunN l. LAkE. n milton,
LoudouD County. Va ta:g IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

The breeze waited through the "a open wind
not the least attraction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20

ss ,oMFoRT RETREAT" FIRST -c..Ass pOPT-
~ lar summer resort in the mount ms u NJ ry-
land near Hsrpet's Ferry. ADVANTAGES ue ,cellea
". NJ CLARK. Keep Tryrt. MAShinston Co. Md ,-.IIu
WkLkLk HOUSE. A. CARI.IN Syringe, VA
w nov open for summer BpanleIs. bouse aud
new beds. terms REASONABLE. tRLD. MII.ktR pr,-
pfietor. VIA Islley's l.oads. Va m,3O-3.s
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-09-21

ADMIRAL LUCE has given to the
Baltimore Sun his views on the
importance of inland waterways to
commerce and to the navy. de is
of opinion that system OF inland
Navigation along the coast would
largely meet our military necesl-
ties in case of war, and that we
would not in that case so much
need a large navy as an efficient
one. In fact, the jolly Admiral is
as enthusiastic over these water
ways as was the English engineer
who declared that God had made
the rivers to feed the canals. But
what would old sea-dogs like Drake
and Nelson have thought of fighting
where there was not salt water and
plenty of searoom.- Philadelphia
Record.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-09-21

The widow Of President Polk is
in her elghty-seventh year. She is
feeble and rather forgetful, but she
maintains her cheerfulness and her
interest in the world about her.
OF late she has been taking her
meals in her own room, and leaves
it once day to take an airing on
the porch. Here she sits and re-
ceives her visitors.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-09-21

"TnERE is fly in everybody's
ointment. Jay Gould has a broth
who doesn't know how to make
money. louisville COnrier-JOur-
nal. We presume this refers TO
Mr.. Abram Gould, our own genial
eAbe. Well, perhaps Abe doesn't
know how to make money, but he
knows how to spend it, and to
spend it well, as many poor people
can verify. Ii Jay, in proportion
to his wealth, were to give in worthy
charity as much as Abe does, the
former would be the most popular
man in America with the poor.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-09-21
SYRUP or FIGS.

is natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the System
when Bilious or Costive, to dispel Head
aches, Colds and Fevers; to cure Habitu-
al Constipation, Indigestion, Piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Califor-
ina. For sale by ]. w. Hodges, City Drug
Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-09-21

A correspondent signing himself
MARYLAND Democrat" asks the
editor of the Baltimore Argus If
he can inform him "who is respon-
slble for the appointment Of A. I.
Southwick-a Massachusetts Yam
kee-a Radical of the deepest
dye, and an attache of that infam-
Gus Republican sheet, the Baltimore
American-as an instructor in the
Literary Department of the Manual
Training School !? 4"
We should be sorry if there were
any more maryland Democrats"
like the above, as we would
blush with shame to own that we
lived in a State that contained so
narrow-minded and selfisa an in
dividual.
We have had the pleasure OF
knowing Mr.. Southwick for num-
Der of years, during his residence In
this city, and have always found
him to be an honorable and cultur-
ed gentleman. 1t is no crime or
disgrace to be ga Massachusetts
Yankee" or Gan attache of that in
famous Republican sheet, the Bal
timore Anserican," but an honor
which a Maryland Democrat
might feel proud. The argus
might have answered its correspon-
dents inquiry in single word;
brains is responsible.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-09-21

THE Bishop of Liverpool protests
strongly against the Encyclical let :
ter on the ground that it fought
to have contained some distinct re-
ference to the unhappy divisions
about the Lords supper, which
threaten to break up the establish
ed Church of England, unless
speedily healed -
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-09-21

THE Pittsburg Post thinks wages
can be advanced in this country
when the intelligent workingman
learns to vote for the exclusion OF
the inefficient and degrading labor
Of Europe and China, aud for the
reduction of taxation. We believe
the workingman is educated to
that point now.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-09-21

REPUBLICAN papers are COM
menting upon Henry Watterson's
latest speeches in manner that
must greatly irritate that champion
of tariff reform. They say that
Henry must have left the star eyed
goddess in Kentucky, and that he
is beginning to hedge on the tariff
question.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-09-21

The friends of the Drum Point
Railroad in this city, became quite
hilarious last night over the decis-
ion of the Board of Public Works
yesterday in granting the Company
the $50, 900 on the installment OF
Calvert county's share for internal
improvements.