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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

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card the euumu. Along this pfeessi-
,,ps cath they picked their way, nov
ssiktus, nos oe4uitnR on hands and
sue<s. The riads bsosdepea and they
proceeded side By side, carrying the
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hruiy, vhiie the guide. with . qnscb
,eap pissed the chasm. In an instant
he Eu1iIsu al vas With him sRnln
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feet above thrtr beads. There Vas {
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and 90.
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gounssia ciisnbera escaped my sight
/ could see their Iips move when the,
| take oyuid have ouunte1 the bat
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05
Golden RULE BAZAAR.
Il. LOBE e. CO..
$40 Front street, Seattle.
New York office, Asa Broome street.

Our familiar the people OF Saite and the Sound
household word still when yon in print continually
reminder that the place to find genuae barga
We, therefore, have this inform the pub from time
time of char in prices which take place. aud by looking
for Sunday advertisement you will certainly profit by
have been doing business the One Price system
and Fair Dealing Is our WatchwOrd.
All parties who intend going housekeeping will find their
and stock prices before lurcha
Ing elsewhere.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

ssAkes Az s. pair. as white shiEss
so,. ksehns sSft has s5c- TektAs 3
SO sseusks-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

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AAaefscsunag b A,~v,..,,
u1sh hsassAs grextA UUo1S
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new eutsxpfrs-< &@0o10f
= -. r,, : e ss.sss = apssy : -. :.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

NEv YoRx, Fso. Mooney on call esss
al . Per esns. ps4ue oseroA0siie paper
sal sieriiag EXCHANGE ddii. steady al
81 sS,S tos % days bliis AID k4S5,f for
cesnaaJ.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

New oirehsms and seersackers; east
eru cash prices. Chester CieAsy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

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sui's aSoh whet-sors.
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A. = ~eri srana Peal At, Mass ists tss
Z ssus. eat DOT before be bad eyet nae
sarsoa.sy.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

Note our reduction in genuine ROGERS Goods
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-14

Lot GALS is pretty effect. produced by alternate
stripes Of Gray and Black Cheviot surface excellent
wearing goods and made up into perfect fitting Suits
for Boys ages to IL "a is regular price, and you
know that's lower than you buy such Suits for
anywhere Yet $3.50 will enable you to Of
these prizes for the next two days. until close
next Saturday night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-14

The Haymarket riot in Chicago occurred more
than two years ago, yet the last OF the victims
died only yesterday. Oflcer Timothy sullivan
succumoed to ood-poisoning resulting from the
wounds received on that terrible night. Techni-
cally, Sullivan's murder cannot be charged to the
anarchists who were hanged, because death &C.
CURED so long after the violence which caused It.
But for all that, this ocers fate deepens the sat-
siaction which every good citizen must feel at the
fact that the law was allowed 70 take its course
In the case OF the anarchists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-14
A CRAsH Ii PAGES.

MANY DRESS GOODS AT HALF-PRICE AND
COTTON CLOTHS AT COST
- Brocade Silk yelours at al
$50 Embroidered Zephyr bingham Drsss Patterns
sips: Lovely Bstiste, Satines Zephyr Ginshams,
and Percsles, at 12ssc.; Faille Franchise Silk a.
B-auuful Chal!ies 81 and Nc: India Linen &c
Cheek NsinsOok. Sc Fruit Loom Cotton NC
1914 Sheering. he: Lonsdale Cambria lie
Or. Warmers Corsets. 95c.
OF Pzrasols. w. '~'e'
Counterpanes. Table Damssk. Towels. Napttns Elan.
Rels Se,Sc. II Jobbers' prices Wonderful Bargains
BRODHEAD Co. 9O7 spw.
Established 1867. The Oldest most reliable and
cheapest Dry Goods House on St jei5-st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-14

One OF the street railways Of Boston has done
an admirable thing, worthy OF imitation, in pre-
senting TO the poor OF the city as contribution to
the fresh-air fund seventy thousand free tickets
each good for a ride into the suburbs. That is
kind OF practical charity which will warm the
heart OF the man who has grumbled for years over
the Indifference OF the soulless carrying corpora
tons TO the health and comfort OF the public. 1t
covers multitude OF past shortcomings, and win
be accepted as an earnest Of a purpose to do bet
ter In the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-14
FOR RENT-STORES.

IroR RENT-THE DEsIRABLR CORNER STORE
Il now used a Q dining and lunchrcem southwest
corner 18th and sts. one Of the best bualness
locations IN the city, Inquire Of owner st private
trance 70 <32 18th st. NV. 5sl4-0ts
LOB RENT-AvERY DEsIRABLE BRICK STORE
Il and dwelling, cor. 18th and sts; eas and water;
terms moderste 20 1rstclass tenaut Apply 20 JOHN
J. B00UE, 1881 S2d Ct. 0eorgetovn- b11-2m
IroR RENT-l6Q2 l4TH ST.; LARoE NEW
neas point on tAs gsE06G = @. CUIT8R las st
my24-thAtlms
EQn RExT-sToRR AND .pWKLLINo AT, 1888
ssn tnpcovsnsnss. Inquiry 1855 l1th ct nil-i2V'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-14
A Lurr1r PREMATURE.

OUR ADVERTISEMENTS OF SILK. NO
HAIR, ALPACA AND sEERsUCKER GOODS
FOR HOT WEATHER. BUT WHO COULD
TELL THAT THERE WOULD BE NO HOT
WEATHER BY THE MIDDLE OF JUNE,
WELL. II NO ONE WANTS THIN GOODS.
THE LIGHTWEIGHT wooLENs ARE IN
DEMAND. AND OUR STOCK CONTAINS
TIE NEWEST AND BEST IN THE MARKET.
sERoEs ARE STILL AT THE HEAD OF
TIE LIST. BUT FOR THOSE WHO PREFER
LIGHT CoLoRs TO DARK THE cAssI-
MEREs AND CHEvIoTs ARE JUST WHAT
YoU WANT.
WE HAVE THEM LINED. HALF LINED
AND SKELETON" IN CUTAwAY AND
SACK COATS
BIZ TIE WAY. THE HANDsoMEsT LIGHT.
WEIGHT SUIT IN THE CITY Is THE
STRIPED FLANNEL IN OUR WINDOW. IT
ID THE NEWEST THING OUT" AND
pREssY YOUNG AND MIDpLE-AGEp MEN
WILL FIND THEM TO BE JUST WHAT
THEY WANT.
WHEN THE HOT WEATHER CONES
DON'T FORGET TO LOOK AT OUR THIN
GOODS 1T WILL ALMOST MAKE VOC
COOL TO LOOK AT THEM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-14
THE SPECIAL SALE BARoArss.
WARRAsrED Fast BLACK HosE.

We offer these Hose with the following guarantee:
THAT the BLACK is Of the purest possible vege.
table dye, and will not impair the durability.
2-Tha they will neither CROCK grow rusty nor stain
feet undergsrments
3-That they will always retain the perfect BLACK,
which neither be removed by repeated washing nor
by acids.
A-That we REFUND THE PURCHASE MONEY
for and take back any pair losing in color after being
washed or worn. il otherwise uninjured.
PRICE LIST.
LADIES'-Cotton %. 40 SIS. 75c. 81.
Isle SO. 65. rs. rs. Csc. 81. &L25. sl35.
CHILDREN'S-Cotton 80 to SOC. Price according 10
size.
Lisle 35 to $50. ribbed and plain.
MEMS 30 and SOC. Q pair.
We ask special attention to our splendid stock of
Ladies' fast-black Isle Hose Not only by far the
largest variety In this city but extraordinary values at
the priceA
CONTINUED below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-14

The coroners jury In the case of Mr.. Golway,
killed by the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad,
ind that the train which killed him was moving
az an Illegal rate OF speed within the city limits
This finding. which takes the somewhat unusual
course OF attaching responsibility for the accident
70 some one else than the dead man, will
doubtless stir the public for q few days
and during that period the local railroads
will probably slacken the speed OF their trains on
entering and leaving the city. But any one who
has observed the Of events In similar acct
dents OF the past VIII not expect the public
memory and the railroads regard OF law to out
last the week. The duty OF regulating the
speed OF trains while traversing the city
streets, and Of enforcing the regulations
when made, falls upon the Commissioners
and the police authorities respectively.
The railroads are forbidden TO travel faster than
twelve miles An hour within the city, and the au-
thorities should that this regulation which Is
now constantly violated, Is obeyed. There are
very few ways In which better service In the pro-
lection OF life and LIMB be rendered TO citizens
than in compelling the roads to observe the law
concerning speed, and concerning the proper
guarding Of street-crossings az grade. Every ac-
cident OF this kind points also 70 the necessity OF
aboishing surface tracks and grade crossings alto
gethsr from the streets OF crowded cities. The
tracks should be carefully guarded and should run
below or above grade everywhere within the city
limits that such route is practicable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-14
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

Ii No suburb Of Washington can b.s1n 20 oomp~r,
with this for elevated and masnincent Ne~s b~sfh-
. spsndins NOR money A. bs.utifyins tkis than III
Br1dse. the GRAND hEnokixL sTRucruRE tss
Mount vernon Avenue Arlington. Fort aysr.
0uaee Ratlroad. tust being commeposd Al mals ti,s
the coming Brooklyn Of Washington. We A. nov
per foot 7. n. sYPHERD & Co, la2i 80 sS.im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-14
BLACK SILK HosrERY.

BLACK SILK HosrERY.
We are direct importers aud HEADQUARTERS in
this city.
Not only lower prices but much larger variety than
elsewhere attained.
LADIES'
Plated Silk as. 80. Csc, 81 10, e1.35. 9l6S
Spun Silk, Sl98, 81. As SAGE. 81 3D. S3.4s a. 6S
Raw Silk. a4.9S. 15.66. and 81 90 pair
CHILDREN'S. 60c. to soc; price according to size
CONTINUED below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MANIFESTATIONS AS sTENoGRAPHERs
w and vyewriters by two lsiies; willing 20 do
os ,s once work. reference Address g. e star
MANIFESTATION AS LUMBER CLERK-
w Address T. J.. star once. sl4-2t-
WANTEp-BY TWO fIRsT-cLAss GIRLS WISH
Nuns ING = lave the city for ths snmmes s y,
enee Address Boz ioa Star once ,ei4-St'
WANTkD-BY TWO CoLoRED GIRLS sIrUA-
w nons At some summer resort hrst-class cham
1904 St nv. IL
WANTED-Ar HEADQUARTERS : POSITIONS
,,s No., SoSks Shsmoernaaids Wsitress Anndr.'
Bu,lers sAM'L A COMBS. sso fsI nv. jeis-3s'
WANTED : DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
w maids. waitress, lsundrrss. eesmstress nursesL
travelling waiteys co.chmen. and hesters for
family anu resorts All city references olS ,th 81 n
MANIFESTATIONS FOR 500 CHAMBER-
w maids also cooks nurpes ladies maids. drivers.
and iP i srRSa anr sfi & s
jel33ts
WANTED-sso Cash AND 10 PER CENT OF
salary .. long as retained will he siven for Gov
eminent position not under civil service paying $50
or sd5 Per month Address Boa 80. Star ONCE $50
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN FROM THE
w country, sitakoon IN store. quick az nsures
GOMERY. J.i3-3ts
WANTEp-BY YOUNG LADY POSITION As
w travelling companion 20 invalid elderly lads
refersnses exchanged Address Boz a, Star office
WANTED-woULD TRAVEL WITH LADY AS
w Nurse, attend wardrobe also. give massage treat
Went gnGne.sona0le reference given and rs9uir.d
WANTED-A POSITION BY A YOUNG LADY.
Office. ,el3-ets
WANTED-A FRENCH GIRL WANTS sITUA-
g 70 country best references. Address BOZ no star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-14

What q terror presidential nomination must
be when IL fairly drives q man out OF the country
As it Is said to have done Robert Lincoln, for fear
that it may fall on himi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-14
A NOVELTY In Mrws WASHABLE
sCARFs
The large invoice Of FRENCH TowEL1N0,
LINEN FOUR IN.HANDs has at last arrived
See them displayed in our window. Price 500.
This Linen Fabric has the double advantage.
being equal to q Silk Scarf in appearance yet
washable and indsstructible.
New Selections in FINE FLANNEL SHIRTS;
material thoroughly shrunk before made up.
The MONARCH" BRAND PERCALz
SHIRTS at sl.00 deserve your immediate
attention tvalue sI5 o)
OFFICE COATS and LINEN VESTS. beiuss
new feature with Us, we can show you only the
latest things
AUERBAcH l. BRO,
623 Pennsylvania svsnua
P.s-Assnts for the Sanitary Wooden Under
wear. je14
7 londonderry L1rH1A WATER
- GOVT RHEGM HY sss ]! xS vs. G t3s AcIp
No S1ss s water has third 6 much IAthia
je14-3m C. b. sHAFkK CO, Agents, IU3 Pa. ave-
A Bio DAVE
IMPORTED
FLOWERS
AT ACC. A SPRAY
WORTH 81 AND OVER.
SO STYLES
Amo ng them are Forget me-nots Lily Of the Valley
Daisies. Viosts Field Flowers, Apple Blossoms Rose
Sprays. and many other styles.
We able to offer this Big Drive having bought the
entire stock Of an importer.
e e 81 ! Il; i
HsssaH IN Il E Esf $ S's I'LL E.
MN "A Ek SSoS HI Err=-
$40 9TH STREET NV el4

Sl0 IIH STREET NV je14
BARGAINS You WIZ APPRECIATE
FOR TOMORROW.
RED TICKET DAY.
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
! Lot Of Cambria and LOnsdale NiEhtshirts; were
i Lot Of ODDS and Ends of suspenders; were IS. 80
ana 90 s e, o s ,SSSRsE IS prrsnrxssr.
Lot Of odd Sizes in Children's Corded Waists.
slightly solicit E xsFs tfs bfSaSk HI
lot 9. Bac 4. Milan Hats different shapes; worth
4 sa aS h's s9ir "i5; Hasy
81 sSs s,s sur'h Silk
Misses eighty c 54eS II i1ss sssf 81 Friday
Friday cards
Lot Of Fancy Shell Hair-Pins very cheap Tor 1oc
SSsR Sle "a ss i.ss.- price
Lot g French Plate Florence Mirrors; worth 75c
JEwELRY DEPARTMENT..
Lot OF Oxydized Shoe Hooks; were l0c and &c.,
Lot Of Real Amber Strings. for the neck; were Csc
to Soc b aJlssy ! T IS nrp.nTvrSr
! Lot Of Coored Sin and ,Mohsir passamentsries,
fid:y Pie ssiF 9oneh B.e. spanish and ch.D,
Lace o. worth %
lot q extra quality Pear. Buttons. odds and snds
Lot Of Fine Oriental Lsce., 70 10 is ,ncbes wide
~Yr % s E t0 Line. s, Tol rSs Iss:
were DC Ms sfss e. IL Sd'
br0dsiy worth n q IS Friday 5ss S.sd 0Den en-
"ss ssS +
4 Lott f nth y
T., q Dolls. odds and ends: were Csc. to 4oo..
i.'DA' wv BOOK DEPARTMENT.
L1s a. foper SoVeis' best authors; regular price
S!esl sSan Ssi books. .shsy shop worn ,.ru.
Ia, 1'1 fxS u ETY. f s{kSSkxzAr pEeAaynzs.
vi ias Fl 4is: 1.r. ,a to a.
Lot of japanese Fans; were isc to ESQ.,. Friday
IpsS Ss5sT0 5.1; ( fs;s Friday " ESQ.,
eommencsmsnts. aisss to z; regular price S5c. FIJI
i Les Of children. Black Ribbed Hose al sizes;
tssSsf gg1fi ste.y rs Exsso1Drnr
t e: Z. s:';i 8 - f;, ss;': Tie
/ !: Ss$ e kss.
TT & ySs ssn;:' I kss v::; q
Gss ss al: Tapestry r.s,. Covers, were g. Friday
=. g.. DsY eggs q.s|. pG5 sI4ys Il,
sS & 's ss,s: FIX 81
T. a u, J.. I 4 I. !, 8,
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Lot 1923 il what we would call "a very proper pat.
term, black ground with indstnct check Of clear.
cut cardinal and gray lines Made up into very stylish
Suits corded front and back We've been selling them
At s3 so Suit and such values were ever offered
hereabouts. noac they 90 at s25O for the next two
days Sizes ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-14

Lot 6212-A Gray and Brown Combustion Striped
Cashmere Suit handsomely trimmed. perect-httins.
and stylish in appearance Sizes to 12. We've been
selling these ct - suit and splendid values they
were at that price. For the next days. however.
they 60 at two fifty (s2 SOY suit.
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PROFESSIONAL

MADAn Rose THE kEIlAsLE cLAIRvoTANi
yA and AstrooG1st fnforms her friends and the pub
hc generslly that she VII leave The city soou fuS ~
- SeoeA md sn Who may v1sh 90 CONSULT -
,sltso2s 1910 lln - 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-14

The speech delivered by senator Daniel at the
dedication OF the monument TO "stonewall" Jack
son was an eloquent and poetic effort breathing
the spirit Of peace and brotherhood between the
cornoatants who were engaged in 50 fierce strug-
gle when Jackson fell The character OF the dead
general has called forth as much and as hearty
admiration In the North a. In the South The
foes who faced him on the battlefield, while they
soated not q Jot OF their faith in the cause for
which they were fighting, were ready frankly to
grant him the credit OF sincere convictions and
notable courage and military ability. senator
Daniels address treated this phase of the subject
In admirable taste, neither being fulsome In its
tribute 70 the virtues OF the southern leader nor
failing to yield their due need Of praise to the
great generals Of the Federal armies The con-
trast between his words and the laoored defense
OF outworn doctrines, which has characterized the
recent speeches OF some other statesmen more
prominent In the confederate councils OF a quarter
OF century ago. is credtable TO the brilliant Viz
ginia orator.
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II FRS NE AL RreHr.-

He seemed rather surprised IL should 1t and said:
I've got such short arms. you know" We allude to
the gentleman who bought . sample "Palais Royal"
Shirt on Wednesday and called this morning for ave
more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-14

Lot lsS7-A dark combination plain surfaced Cas-.
smere made into suits Of plain design, ages to L.
$3.50 Il our regular price. but for two days - SO
viii buy them They ut well. will wear WELL and are
great bargains now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-14

SWISS RIBBED VESTS we show in extra Isn~th.
and In ell szsA Coors cream pink blue tan ecru nd
white. 4Sc. each.
RIBBED SILK VESTS. Tho best variety of color.
70 ne MAO. ~ y. " ~, e2.S9. s3.oS and s5.6S.
BALBRl00AN VESTS. The best French ma vary
durable In al styles and sixea. Soc. TO ol3O
ENGLISH BALBRI0GAN UNDERWEAR. Tia inn.
proved shaped drawsrs viii b spprsc,atsd, s5c 10
ollA.
G0ssAMER VESTS. Six different styles n eso
for ladies' and children.
0AUZE VESTS AND PANTS SOC
AMERICAN HOSIERY cos. UNDERWEAR n.
only store In town with full assortment. Ladiea'
stss from Sc 70 q IS; Childrsn's SOC to zoo
THE PALAIs 1oYAL.
"A LloEE1y
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT
NJOF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON, June 4. lsHs.-
sealed Proposals wall be received Ct this once until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. 81 SATURDAY, JUNE SIX.
TEEN, 1855. for sprinkling sweeping, and cleanins
the paved aleywsypin the Distr1ct Colum ba Blank
form OF propossls and specifications can h. obtans
II this Once upon Application thsrsior. together with
al necessAry informsnSn 4na olas upon tness forms
ject any and Al bids or psrts Of bads. W b. wEBk
& Il WHEATLkl. CHAS W. RAYMOND, Major a
Engineers. Commissioner. ID. G ye{s-(,t