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WANrED-By A YOUNG coLoRED WOMAN A
S.a.oS ST. ns issh n and SIN and
and Q sts) lt
WkNTED-BY YOUNG LADY. A POSITION AS
ss5 month kaares. B. d s. B. Sur oaos il.
WANTED-kr HEADQUARTERS rusiTIoSs
.d s1r cooks. Chsmterlnaias wai,ress Aandress
Butlers sAM'L A oOoMbs. sse + 81 nv. spio-et'
WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE coLoRED MAN.
in store sood rsisrsnSe. gwen enc Cali q isSi N.a
son st nv. npi6-2t'
WANTED-BY GOOD DREssMAKER SEWING
pREss1kkER ZIG B st "a ns sA' VI ~''~ Il.
WNrEp-A SITUATION AS NURSERY GOV
objection 70 ,s,x saSns SRI hshly no
WANTED-BY RESPECT ABLE coIloRED Girl
,, S,.nson 70 do seneral house v0rk; plain cook
stsyta, night Address sSi wilson St. City spiS-at.
WANTEp-sITUATIoN AS A NURSE BIZ COM
NV pe,eps cSSr girl no Objection 70 tr.yeiins Ap
WASTED = BIZ AN HONEST. RESPECTABLE
Years Of as Sps na Ssn eSsated White boy
l anss,ses nnsnty. situation in Grocery Preyi
ssme ana best Of recommendation. Address 1901 9Th
WANTfD-fMpIoYNENT BY A YOUNG MAN ::
tiler. Address Boz I2a Star oaace:. "'1 IT, IL.
WASTED-DIck's AGENCY HAS FIRsr-cLAss
w COOKS, ehamoerinaias- Mattresses. lapndre..~
aud summer resorts. 6l3 7tn stnM Gpl4-0t'
INTERPRETATIONS FOR WHITE AND
w coiored cooks msids. nurses. walters. kitchen
other cities r. NJ. BUkNAAM. 630-o32 L 81 NV
ap14-6t.
WAETED-BY A LAW sTUDENT EMPLOYMENT
w with Al attorney estate insurance claim
agent Address sTUDENT. Star Once. apl4-3t.
WANTEp-A SITUATION As CLERK IN A
w gocery, confectionery, or ciear store fully COM
letent' preferences If desired will accept a place
As two-thirder in printing Office. l. a. b, 52O Ain 81
sc. apla-Ns
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN A GRADUATE OF
w Medicine. position ss Pharmacist or Drug clerk
Address 'oPil.' Star othee. Apl4-5r
WANTED.A LADY DESIRES A POSITION As
w Typewriter. will work very reasoDallo aud give
one week trial free. Address Miss b., Star Office.
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WANTED-A POSITION IN BUSINESS HOUSE
w OF any kind by young man: aged Is Years !;
honest sober and industrious. best Apply
htofo 81 s.w. apl4 -2t'
WAN UNDERSTANDING TO DO IN FAMI-
w 5 BY the day or permanently by = dressmaker;
office. spl AN.
MANIFESTATIONS FOR ALL MINDS OF
w help: free 10 employers reference nteed TO
be genuine. STEVENS IMP LOIMENT AND ROOM
RENTING BUREAU, az 9Th NV. till y pm
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A sign OF the times scarcely less striking than
TIE movement TO establish municipal home rule in
England Is the Introduction Of bill In parlla men
10 abolish the distinction between solicitors and
ba-risters IN British law practice. From time I'm
memorial q tradition has prevailed in the mother
country that barristers are patrieian class, who
work without expectation OF reward and only In
the cause OF justice for people In distress They
are gentlemen, and therefore never stoop 10 the
drudsery OF preparing a case for a client solicit
tor who belongs TO the middle social stratum and
works FOR his living must do all that. The barris-
ters part L. confined TO the management OF the
case In court Lawyers In this country are both
attorneys and counseIIors, the American terms
corresponding generally 10 solicitors and barris-
tiers under the English system To the circumlo-
eution OF the British system many miscarriages
OF justice are TO be credited; for the barrIster
has no active sympathy with the client, and
can get the beneht OF no confidential sug-
gestions from him during the progress Of the
case. except at second hand through the solicitor,
who may himself have plodding. unappreciative
mind Incapable Of grasptng the merits OF the ideas
advanced Moreover, the fiction that the barrister
takes no pay for his services. which formed the
basis for the pursuit Of so roundabout a method,
Is Low an antique and MOSS grown joke-a digni-
ned humbug. The more progressive spirits among
the English are therefore In favor OF a reform
which Will sweep away this ridiculous barrier be-
tween the ornamental and the business branches
OF the profession The wonder is that such q
measure should have been brought forward by a
Tory government, committed by the articles Of Its
party faith 10 the preservation OF the most
Die OF social landmarks
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HANDSOME SASH RIBBONS.

SPECIAL NoEIoE.
To LADIES ONLY.
LADIES WISHING TO DO SOME OF THE NEW
TAMB0UR AND BAGARROS WORK CAN
HAVE THE WORK COMMENCED
AT OUR ROOMS.
Bs1arron Linen Thread, all sb DIES. Sc per skein.
Rope silk. In all new shades, DC. per sken
New Stamped Line for Surfing and Summer Work.
Monte Cloth Tray Covers, b and 45c.
Fine Linen Hemstiched Tray Covers 43c.
German Linen Bureau Covers. STAN ped, 19c.
German Linen Bureau Covers. with drawn work. 45c.
Monte Cloth Bureau Covers. stamped, o9c
Handsome Linen Covers. Handdrawu Sl15
Hundreds of New Designs IN Stamped Linens at
Popular Prices
Boiling Sheeting the material for Table Covers
Scarfs, and all kinds of fancy work.
Boiling Cloth in all widths Tor Painting and En-.
bordering.
Our facilities for Fine Embroidery Work and Hand
Painting unsurpassed The work is all done under
the personal supervision of the best artists All kinds
of Novelties made to order for German Favors and Pro-
gressve Euchre.
STAMPING AND DESIGNING.
8. OPPENHEIMFH BRO
New Building 514 9th st. NV
Sole agents for the Light cunning New Home Sc wing
ap11 Machine
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NV PAn' sl Rsass ,l EAsa1oA
Successor 70 PKKAY BRo.b
TIES n TMPokTED DRESS rABRIoSO PGRc
SHaskP P SnbSSrp THE EAST WEEK
- go. 1MPoRTEP 10 SELL From s3s 70 40. :.
NoyELTIEs II SIX AMP ip W93L sTEIpEp press 9s
SEW, So.1NoH WIDE, A1L.wooL MIXED CHEW
sp HSHs Az Bskenss IL AZ s1 Wool Eo sEkaEs
AMR E4Gfh s S5Sbs SS IN
FRENCH Greeks AND PLAIDs AT Zoe AND
ALI THE NEW SHADES IN ALL-wooL AND
"ExTkA GOOD oGAfiT1kss Of BLACK sTRAH
SILKS AT $50. AND 81 PER YARD.
NEwMHITE, BLACK AND CREAM INDIA SILKS
Isl REs sf HASR IN PRINTED INDIA SILKS
sEM sTfifEb xS f' F AeI ObiENaALrNEs AND
AL THE INV WAVES. N BLACK ANDcoL-
ShaR e I4S sB s Sassf1r LACE
'NEG AND Sa31cE DESIGNS" IN IMPORTED
LATEST SovEtTIEs" IN ANDEssoN's SCOTCH
wv Confined PATTERNs." OF Ny OWN "bf.
RECT IMPORTATION" -
ALL N sTKIEsr IN PpANRAsoLs UNI
THE "BEST MAKES" OF GAUZE AND MEDIUM
WEIGHT MERINO UNDEkwEAR-ALL STYLES
EXPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEa
Perry Bniidins Pennsyivsnis ava. COZ. 9Th y.
Established 1e40. ap14
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mo more popular step could be taken By the
local street railway companies than the voluntary
Introduction Of The grooyed rail- The promise OF
the leading road 20 make this Improvement should
be noted and emulated by the others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-16

As the time for the republican convention draws
nigh and the champions OF the several aspirants
70 the Presidency grow hotter In Zeal and less toe-
rant OF the claims OF others, Mr.. Cleveiand's
chances for second term would seem TO grow
brighter. Says the ST Louis Clobe-Denocrot an
organ OF section OF the republican party, speak
ing with tone Of apparent authority:
I'm 1855. as in 1880, Mr.. Blaine viii resolutely
declare that Mr.. sherman shall not be nominated n
II this singular proclamation is inspired. or
should it turn out TO be true 1t would be the most
natural thing In the world Tor the friends OF Mr..
sherman 20 determine, though they may no,
actually declare. that neither M Blaine nor his
direct representative shall be elected, even n
nominated at Chicago. IL has been noticed that
the waving Of the red nag sometimes proves dis
astroas 70 the matador as well as irritating to the
bull
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1NAS EIxT JgEs, ELECTRlC CHANDELIERS
NJ Finest Line Cfys ta CAandeli ers the ciry Manu-
featured By SCHULTZ GAS YixTukG AMP All
METAL CO. Slo llth 81 RM Rh5-Sm
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AMERICAN WAIrnAx
Nos-xAesrr,c WArcHrs.

These watches resist the most powerful marnstism.
Have all the keeping qualities characteristics Of
the wALTHAM WATCHES. and are the best time
pieces for
ELECTRICIAN. ENGINEERS. RAILROAD MEN
and others whose vocation requires watch that IL sb
solutely
NON-MAGNETIC
The ordinary walthsm Watches fitted with non
magnetic balance, har-sprins. and sscspsmsnt and
warranted absolutely NON-MA0NET1C.
NJ W. GAIT. BRO. 4 CO.,
apl4-3t 11o7 Pennsylvanis ave-
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when the customary item concerning somcbrsr
who ID killed By electric shock from enfano,ac
overhead wires Is missed from the newspaper the
space set aside for &c Is ned BY the Announcement,
OF injuries 70 somebody else from reckless DRIVING
In criminal disregard Of the rights or pedestrians
The correction Of these two evils seems TO b pro
Rrenlng backwards
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ANOTHER Lor Or BIAck L.crs
Positively better values than the last lot We pied
our word it's And. better still; We have greater
quantities and variety than before. BLACK SILK
CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCTNGS. 2-inches wide,
81, s135 $3.50 81. 1925. 81 80. s26s, 81. 33 8s.
"a. 81 6S. s5.l9. s6.6S.
" WE KNOW our 81 quality IL FAR SUPERIOR
to any other in town. The 81 so quality equally
good as the Sl.6S quality of our last lot The "a
quality equals the -. 90 quality of last lot.
BLACK SILK SPANISH GUIPURE FLOUNCINGS;
81. S125. 81. 49, 81, s24s. s26s. g. 80. SO. $3.50.
$3.50.
sEwe haven't kept 81 quality heretofore. and do 90
now only because we can offer something not trashy
BLACK SILK DRAPERY NETS
POINT DE PRIT and STRIPED and FIGURED
EFFECTS IL yards wide at 81. 10, 81 5. 81. S2 ~
So 81. s2 9S $685.
~ The 81. 81 quality equals the 81 80 pattern of
lastl lot
ALL-OvER BLACK SILK NETS, also narrow pat
terms for lace bonnes and hats The nets from 81
S29S. The narrow laces from 15c to 81 SO per yard
7E Only just opened at time of writing this adver-
tisement. Only so pieces, but each bargain.
LACEPARAsOL COVERS; Black, White. Cream and
Pege Chantilly, Spanish Guipure and Escurial lace
covers, from S1.25 to 1886. Those for Children's
Baby Carriages, from SOC. to S1.35.
c We promise the best bargains In Laces for years.
and for the reason stated at head Of this column.
(See space balow.)
THE pAIAIS ROYAL.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

lroR REN1-A FEW GOOD OFFICE ROOMS ON
Il ID AID ID foors. business building, st north
side near l3th Low prices 10 resIsunsi de tenAntN
apl4~@ B. WINEk. 1913 3 II.
tsOR kENT-I IRIS CLASS OFfICE-RoOMs AT
II 1oo 18th ~ W. suitable Tor patent laSysrs claim
sgnts architc,ts, real erSte and INSURANCE Agents
aIsus htsinen, Sc First floor. two large rooms sgs
third noor. three gOOsislzed rooms. rs Imfusata
Possession given TYLER a NJ rHERFORD.
mhoo-o~- 1907 sin.w
lrOR EEST-oFFICTS-
y One desirable room at 1919 st. adjoining sun
Bullding, for sl0 Apply W. RILEY DEEBIE
aplB-lm 1919 n =
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

L,oR RENT WEST End FLATs-2OaO X ST
n nNe large Communicating rooms ami bath. rnugs
not aud cold wster, coal cellar stor,-rpuIn ana s.s
meter s2O1O four rooms. bath Goal vault. fitchsn
sink. store room aud meter. ALL. rfererca. ~
aplO- 81.
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A DsEss SUIT FoH SIS.
We WRITE THIS ANNOUNCEMENT TO
CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO FoUR-Bur-
ToNCUTAwAY SUIT. IN BLACK woRsTEp,
AT THE PRICE OF els TITS THE DRESS
lest SUIT WE HAVE EVER OFFERED.
IF UP OUR WAY STEP IN AND EXAMINE
II.
GEORGE sPRANsY.
ONE-PRICE CLOTHrER
ap16 434 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
EA9ShI sf 4EI s6Ezsi HATS AND s9ssrra
'' RoHRs.
IT 937 st. NV.
sGsPAr r9s5 ff2GE sEHsAH5s NOW
Apl4-3t 124l and 1243 11th st So
Yell try the world SOON my Lad.
And Andrew. dear believe me.
Yen find mankind unco' squad
And muckie thsy may grisvs ye"
They did erieve him sorely He was young, inexpe.
rienced and stranger They took him again and
he isst tia, be va. psyns soe dearly Tor Sis SSsss
He called halt and thus communed with himself:
OF glare and glitter coupled with fancy prices.
OF .hau. shOddy, and shelf worn stuff.
Quantum tt5fat
OF falsehood and fraud.
OF fair promises dovetaIed with foul deaiingx
Vudnfasn sttrtcsS
am than satisfied that there but one way to
conduct business and put IL fair, square, aud leg1
mate basis. and that II to have but
ONE PRICE AND THAT THE LOWEST.
Victor Z. Adler's Ten Per Cent Clothing House
Que price and that the lowest
Victor i, Adief,s Ten Fl Cent 81 thing House.
One price and that the lowest.
Atwood Trousers, twenty different shades and
Victor Il Adiefs Ten Per Cent Clothing House
One price and that the lowest.
ultra stylish ss75. 81 So IS. ''' A'"ne'
Spring sui stor Men sack. Chssternsld; and cuts
si45o. Sizes. "00'' '''''' s''o' ss''' sio'''
spring suits for Boys, ages ID to Is years. coat,
vests ard long pants. all-wool $51Z, s5.s7, $3.50
S6.SI, 81, 1915.
Do you wish TO economize in the matter Of dresss
Do you wish 70 be protected in the quality and price
REApY.MADE CLOTHING
You may desire to purchase. OF our own knowledge
We can name but one p ace which fills the bill
VICTOR E ADLER'5
10 Ten PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
SIT and ss 9Th s st corner ave.
Open Saturday until II p. IN spl6
NO one CAN DENY THAT KAUFMAN's DOUBLE
IN COMBINATION In the Pioneer Remnant House
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II is 10 be regretted that unfsvorable weather
Ike that Of to-day should fall upon the anniver-
sary Of the adjustment OF slavery In the United
states but IL Is q subject Of still greater regret
that those most directly interested In celebrating
that momentous event are not able TO observe &c
IN . spirit Of unity and good feeling. Instead OF
that we see our colored CITIZENS split up into fac
tons each intent upon belittiing the motives and
enorts OF the other, and fomenting discord and
strife where nothing but complete harmony ought
70 prevail day fraught with memories so
precious not alone 10 the coiOred race but TO the
whole human family Is entitled 20 a more suitable
recognition, and II Is 20 be hoped that by another
year. through the Efforts Of the conservative nor.
ton OF our eolored population factional and per.
sonai Jealousies may b. put aside for one day and
harmonious observance OF the occasion secured
which shall be credtable 10 those who celebrate
n, and worthy OF the great event Commemorate,
Shre~d observers In Utah Territory report tha,
the next application for statehood in thar onar,e,
viii come rom the Gentle and not from The Nor
mon element Gentle immigration Is on the
increase In salt Lake city and Ogden at such rare
thst the real estate valuation OF the former CITY
increased cy about ., 600 600 In six months Iofs
IA eligible sections have doubled and even ,renIa.
In price, and not IL Is claimed by any nct,,,on.
sales or otner manipulation Those who desire M
admit Utah 70 statehood, but fear 20 DO 20 ar m.
instance OF the Mormons, viii watch with Interest
the growth OF the Gentle DOOM
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TAILORING AND ADVERTISING.

TAILORING AND ADVERTISING.
Advertising, as we understand and prscticeit.
is plain statement of facts for the information
and guidance of the Public coupled wifi an in.
vitation to come and see the wares we adver,
tise. and buy If they ind things As represented.
II goes without saying that we carry more
goods in the piece-Home and Foreign pro-
ducts-than all the Tailoring Shops in town
combined. the only advantage to you in such
stock, however. is that you have the variety
to select from. but we offer other advantages
that no House hereabout can. One is that
we employ only the most skilled cutters and
the best tzilors obtainable by paying them the
highest salaries paid in Washington. We de-
msnd and receive from them WORK Of the high
est order Of merit and As a result. our Tailor
ing Department is patronized by the best
dressed men in America. We never permits
garment to leave our house that does not FIJI the
bill in every particular. for we have . repuia-
ton as e1per. tailors to maintain. of which We
are jealous. We realize the difficulty strangers
sometimes have in deciding between the Lime
Kiln Logic" and blow" Of so-called tailors
whose stock in trade Is . few samples Of Wire
Twist Csssimeres to be made up in another city
when an order is received and plain bill Of
stubborn facts Our goods are here in the piece
Our cutters are here in the flesh not on paper
The artist who will cut your clothes is here to
take your measure and carry in his minds eye
for his guidance the peculiarities of your form
His eye. his mind. his ge1,ips il you WILL enters
largely into his work. otherwise it becomes
merely mechanical and not such tailoring -
We understand and practice.
Our prices are right.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
GENTLEMEN's oUTEITTERs.
apl6 SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE
TEE SUNDAY rOsT WILL GIVE YoU AN IDE.
Il what can Be found IN Remnants at the
.p14a. DoY III AZ. S9I Haa5 III ;. Sc
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Matthew Arnold's death, occurring suddenly and
50 soon after the publication OF his contemptuous
essay on American civilization, will prevent, In
this country at hast the just discussion OF his
merits as a man Of letters, q critic and gentle
man, for many OF our countrymen who would glad
ly have INDUCED their analytic powers upon the
analyst who 50 lately worked upon themselves,
win be moved by feeling Of deicacy TO withhold
their comments, and disprove by their charity
The accusation OF coarsenesS which he was
80 fond OF bringing against them. MI.
Arnold was unquestionably, = workman Of
uncommon ability. No literary man In Europe
commanded 8 wider audience when ne chose TO
speak, and Irrespective OF the rhetorical medium
In which he clothed his thoughts As poet, even,
he was read, and poetry was by no means the
happiest form OF expression for him But In
prose and especially In his essays In theological
polemics, he was recognized as o master. His
Literature and Dogma and the later "God
and the Bible" created sensation among
the thinking people Of England and America
which has had no parallel In Its own
neid, even in the France 10 which
Renan breaches his heretical sermons. That q
man Of such talents and SO broad an influence
should have come 70 America, enjoyed its OPEN
handed hospitality TO the utmost and gone home
10 write OF our people In the petty, carieaturing
spirit Of q Dickens or q Trollope, must always re-
main q cause Of extreme regret to his admirers on
tnlS Soe OF the Atlantlc, ana q WHO ILLUSTRATION
u the contradictory traits which can be asso-
Ciated In q single character.
General Boulanger's triumph In the election In
the department OF the Nord yesterday probably
exceeded his own boldest expectations, and must
have carried dismay TO the hearts Of some OF his
political foes His vote was about double that OF
both his competitors put together. By many II Is
believed that his election last sunday In another
department was not an accidental honor as IL DUR
ported 70 BE- but one regularly arranged by his
political managers as part OF their program, and
with view 10 impressing the popular mind
with q due sense Of the esteem In which his coun-
trymen everywhere hold him How far this
episode may have gone toward influencing the
result Of yesterdays oalloting viii perhaps never
De known but 1t could scarcely have failed Of
some effect II viii be impossible 20 interpret the
meaning Of the generals victory till he has taken
his seat In the chamber and begun his work as a
lawmaker. Then France will see what stun there
Il In him; how far he deserves his reputation as
leader OF men, whether his tendencies are reyo-
utionary In the broader or only In the strieter
sense, and whether II Is his Bonapartist or his
radical supporters who are deceived In him. II
viii be Interesting TO see what figure he cuts as a
statesman and man Of peace.
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NO ONE CAN DENY THAT KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE
IN COMBINATION In the Pioneer Remnant House.
apl{-3t
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WANTED--BOARD.

VVANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN BOARD IN A
w private family Catholic, near ST. Matthews or
ST. Patrck's church from ST To 81 per week Single
room. Address Box fo4, Star office. 1t
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INCLUSIVE STYLES
II FINE TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS.
LARGE variety. Low prtcea.
ROHR,s,
IT. 937 W.
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$l.35 QuA1rrY HEsn1ErrAs
FOR CSC
You doubt it. and may not call until after you've
been told it's by others You'll call too late then
Thirty-hve pieces of such quality Henrietta and in oil
the very latest shades can't be here three daysThey
won't be.
tSee space belowl
nrrr rAr
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READ SUNDAY POST ABOUT REMNANTS NOW
~ in stock at DOUBLE COMBINATION,
Ap14-3t l24l and lz43 1lth It ga
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35C. CAsHMEREs OpEsED TINS
MORNING.
Black. cream and sn the new blues. reds. browns
greens. states, tans, fawn. &c-nineteen shaded WI
challenge comparison with any Soc Cashmeres offered
around town.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(See apace heloul
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-26
Embeyyler Stouaht0D.

Mr. Morris Rosenfield president of the
Moline Wagon company, in conversation
with q Moline Dispatch reporter, stated
that the work OF examining Stoughton's
accounts was now about oneshalf fin
ished Commencing back six years, they
have passed through all the entries in
three years At first the discrepancies
we're found to be small, but as they adj
vsnced, the sums were seen to grow grad.
ually larger, and Mr.. Rosenheld conse-
auently thinks that the books during the
last three years will show q much larger
discrepancy than during the three years
previous and that the aggregate theft'
during the sig years will not be more thar
5000.
In reply to query regarding Mr.
Stoughtons whereabouts, Mr. Rosenhel(
said that the embezzler had been seen il
Chicago the Monday following his disap
pearance from Moline. or his presen
location, nothing definite is known, Blu
Mr.. Rosenfield firmly believes tina
Stoughton will be caught yet. He say
the officials are following him up wit
that purpose in view.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-26
Taken in on the Old Chestnut.

They have the laugh on certain Irish
man who made his first bet in con-
nection with the presidential election.
Some one had given him the old, old
chestnut about half the factories and all
the banks being closed up in four months
after Harrison became president, and it
tickled him nearly to death. He made
up his mind to win little money on it
and went out and said to the first man he
met, "Tll bet you IS that in four months
from now half the factories in the United
States will be closed up" The man tum-
bled to the Irishman's mistake and pu,
I'D his S. in short order. he then ex-
planned to the Irisbman the mistake he
had made and walked off with his ter
dollars, leaving Paddy to kick himself al
the afternoon. He now goes armed with
a revolver, and says that the next party
who tries to spring that gag on him will
die sudden and violent death.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-26

The Union and Central Pacific roads,
and Pullman company, put on, Decem-
Der S. weekly train Of Pullman vesti-
bule cars to run between Council Bluffs
and San Francisco, steam heat, electric
light, separate bath rooms for ladies and
gentlemen. barber shop. observation and
smoking rooms, and female attendant
for ladies and children make it 1.-THE
finest train in the world" Fare between
Council Bluffs and San Francisco, in.
GLIDING everything-ticket, berth and
meals-will be $4,000.