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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-16

The sudden tie-up on the Atchison, Topeka and
santa Fe Railroad, extending over main line and
branches more than 1900 miles long, will surprise
the public almost rs much as IL surprised the
managers OF the road The thing was done by the
brotherhoods OF locomotive engineers and nremen
On few minutes warning, and In apparent VIOLA
tion OF an agreement lately entered into for q
notice Of thirty days whenever the men wanted .
conference with the company or to withdraw from
its service. II seems as II there must be some
thing behind all this which has Jet TO come out.
The brotherhoods have always been noted for
their regard for the sacredness Of contracts, and
The public viii be 10th 10 believe that they have
changed their practice in this regard There are
rev questions IN controversy which have not two
sides TO them; and, possibly, when We hear from
both parties 10 the struggle on the santa re road
we shall ind that there Is important link miss
ing somewhere in the chain Of published nara.
tive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-16

MUSLIN UNDERwEAR DEPARTMKNT.
This department il kept constantly stocked
with the best values to be had in Gowns.
Skirts. Chenaises. and Drawers, and Is conve-
niently located In the annex on the second
floor. out Of tho way OF the passing crowd Our
rapid sales ensble us to quickly turn the stock.
consequently We are continually presenting
new muslins, new styles. new trimmings &c.
The present Atock IL comprehensive and sttrsc-
tive, and contains numerous extra good values.
We note the following;
FINE MUSLIN WALKING SKIRT6
Wide cambria rufie, with clusters Of fine tucks
in and above the runie. We have not yet been
shown its equal at the price,
ONLY 55c. EACK.
EXTRA FINE LACE-TRIMMED SKIRTS.
ONLY o. EACH
EXTRA GOOD QUALITY MUSLIN GOWNS
Yoke Of hamburg inserting and ane suchs, ham,
burg embroidery around neck and sleeves.
ONLY 75o. EACH.
THREE HEST STYLES IN GOWNS AT q.
First style: Solid yoks Of Hamburg
Second style: Solid yoke Of ane tucka
Third style: Yoke OF tnsertion and tucks,
ONE q EAoH
EXTRA uIAvY MUSLIN DRAWERS.
Two-incA Hamburg Rune. with clusters Of
Ans tucks shove. extra well made. fun cut. &c.
ONLY 46c. PER PAIR.
GOOD MUSLIN CllEMIs1
Neck and sleeves trimmed with lace, tim
ls..yth and carefully NADIA Al sizes.
ONLY $50. EACH.
xxc1prfoGAI CORSET COVER BARGAINS.
A. q Exceptionally GOOD value. We offer:
100 0ox. IAilies' Corset Coyor; one style
mads from the celebssted Fruit Of the Loom
Nuslin. and one from the best Lonsdals Oaan-
tx4a beth high neck. finished seams, theeough.
Hma6s md completA
ONLY 25c. EACH.
(oecond Aour.)
Muslin Undefweqg Manufacturers buy TIE
musiins md smbroidbries ct wholesale Ia such
iuamsnss QoauttieA and ofer them to N q
such email margin Of proAt We ars snablsd TO
70 seIl ths garments ct the same pricea and
sometimes evn lees than the actual cost Of the
massriAls d xetail Il u . miataben idss Of
sponOenS Aomshe unosr9axDan>s q homo. We
rsAR yen . ourstock fcr ths suhsAnnHaGina Of
WOODWARD Z LoTRDoP.
mA16 Co. l1th and ~. n,w
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The Commissioners give practical application
10 the lesson Of the storm by recommending an
increase IN the appropriation for putting District
telegraph and telephone wires underground. IL Is
hardly possible to push this good work too fast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-16
y A I q 7 A 7 DRY.

We HAVE NOW IN STOCK AWAITING
YOUR CONVENIENCE, WHAT IT NOT ONLY
TAKES CAPITAL. BUT NERVE, TO HAN
DIE. AND THAT IS A MAMMOTH AssoRr-
MENT OF THE FINEST GRADES OF BOYS
AND CHILDRENs CLOTHING THAT CAN
RE MADE THE RICHEST YABRics
FASHIONED IN THE MOST AR
TIsTIC MANNER. TRIMMED AND MADE
WITH JUDGMENT. CARE AND SKILL. OUR
PEERLESS STOCK OF KILT SUITS WITH
WHICH WE BEGIN THIS SEASON Is
GREATER IN EXTENT AND VARIETY
THAN ANY WE HAVE EVER SHOWN BE-
FORE. AND THE CHARMING STYLES WE
SHOW COMPLETELY SHADOW ALL OUR
PREVIOUS EFFORTS.
WE OPEN THE SPRING CAMPAIGN
WITH STOCK OF SUITS FOR SMALL
AND LARGE BOYs-AND SPRING OVER
COATS TO FIT THEM ALI-THAT LEAVES
ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO BE DESIRED.
WHILE WE CATER FOR THOSE OF LIN
TIED MEANS AS CAREFULLY AND AS
WELL AS WE DO FOR THOSE or BOUND
LESS PROUD BOAST IS THAT
NO CIrYIN THE UNION. NO COUNTRY IN
THE WORLD CAN PRODUCE FINER
CLOTHING FOR BOYS THAN We CAN
SHOW YOU HERE AND NOW.
WE SHOW MORE STYLES OF SHIRT.
WAISTS BOTH IN PERcALE AND WOOL
THAN ALL THE HOUSES IN WASHINGTON
PUT TOGETHER WE CONTROL Bso
LUTELY COSTRoL-FoR THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA THE PRODUCTIONS OF
THE BEST SHIRT WAIST MANUFAc-
TURERs OF AMERICA.
OUR GREAT FACILITIES AND WONDER
Full BUSINESS ENABLE Us no NAME
PRICES THAT RECOGNIZE NO SERIOUS
COMPETITION.
WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT VISIT
OF INSPECTION.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
BOYy' own OUTFITrERs,
lh16 SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

=. i.sS 4 ana Sc. a.np.Sss sss o u. ,s
V o eomgessed % thss strsst An eseslsnt cssnes
nee: sra 81. csi K BE srs ain 'sSss s;
Eoh sAIn- atfciAl BARoAISs-A rRosIAas
on s s sssI Ne. ones 90
o. IS Zee, Boundary - Jssc,ios Of Va sye 90 cis
0i sSisiM s''' on III ff ssofsoiS ihif an.
fE:e .e iss and it,k VITA si.ss' e ~ ste n
.l xPS, ON csxsS s sss s' sis O. $sis s
Eok sAlE-BEsr CORNER LoT IN IVY CITY,
i isi.'i \ NJ Fl fill siis Ono b"
sd5sdSlEcsip str b sIrf fkSs sSss Z.
viii pass. me srp.i gssSias S,es hssss nv S1S
az g scI ss, ,scst ! md sS..s s.
,sssls i rsa% q also s.., irsss aas l
's %st fsr $4,000 an ,slMEk
Eok sAtk-ELneANT LOT 10 FEEr FRONT,
LS. ,o e Zee, fr9a. sOoa location nosiss.i Piloa
mh,.-s,. aw.rr ~ .gE g. sos
FSSsRs s al al,p sc Tr FRONT oyasI- srr
S. i :%d ss'h Sta y lot s sISi a 81
mhl,lots 5ia 9Th ST nv
EoR skLE-rwo fiSI LOTS, aoIsLA IN NV.
-Four fS on New Jsr..s ave isspss IS t sSSs
cent. l ssp eds Ss s 90 .sns . n 4 s
sSfssaLfs Ss H IL y S' fssi 81 q Si;.
ISQR sAlE-Lors on o AND IsTH srs. NFAR
u New HAmp~hire ave. and Dupont ,aras, Ne.
fesS q, n ssc,s crs sA ss s,a
Gle All are eAut'fai building So. and sIe'ulStiSs
%sioax AS i.e.f.r~
I,oR saloon SOUTH SIDE ROAD sT, WEST
washington. very hne building hot, 2sAlOl 10 10
q
-, BEAII. BROWN 500.
Il square y3D with I'M SSsements eon-isths q sssi
trame house aud isrye stable; -wer, vpter and
iSs rSsS iaS-r. ,sr%s ' IbHS ssss h
Owner. 23J 10th 81. ne RlhiO-dts
EoR sAif1Bun ;DERs AND SPECTATORS Al.
s a.; lnel =, n The ses d and "a ~ ~
%siatey IN tie rear u he sss. I fSn. sA ~ t l
on % St. by dopth II o. feet. THIS property y.ry
prps and ON .siisisntory time s,xsr sno WAFER Is,
%ns,i IsG is % xfki ssSsSf r,or-nx
I aourpEesss igFky isF s SlFha s ETS op,x
.ss r. . SFsFi 81. 90 sep TO,
Is ant, 2os,. foIs.s aisn' Ma. ! 70 Sc. 81 .css
rss-Inl. ,. n HEREFORD. iae3xFSl
ISQR sALk-skvERAi, Largo Lors tsuscEP1i-
Die Of econo mical subdi,.sionl on the hsrhts
DAVln 13l9fst. fyS-ir,.
lrok SALE LOTS
K ave. near Iowa Circle st bet an an 18Th sts
4 l. ave. bet 18th l5lh Cor lot nssr Wall Cinsls
X Lave. Scots Circle. n bet 9th ana 10Th and
Nseaave- bet IN 18th lOtl aud lth.
N.H-sye- n. Dupont Circla r bet atb ard IAN sfs
u ST., near n J. O. hit i:lth anl I All .tS
Cor. 10th and . sts NV. W. bet lsth and l-,lh -
ND ave. 1et- the Capitol 2lst bet y and psts.
and stanton sQuart. 9Th bsl a and Stanton A.
kst "A. Mcpherson Square n bet "a aud IA nv
Lots 18th. 18th 10Th, ioth and lpth street. ~
teQded. and on Columbia road and In Mt Pleasant
advertise these lots bscsuSe many of them un-
der TIE market price and good inNesnentA II ds
not see VIVA; You want herr call for oomplsts list
JOHN SHERMAN A 90.
A.
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WANTED-HETP

u
| WANTED-A GOOD TRUCK GARDNER: GOOD
w place for : man VINO andsrssand. srpciinss Fecd
n nse. e The right party Apply to gHsLtmf
WANTED-W0AKN COOKS, go TO s4o. CHAM,
ssE n .S 90 sP. :. n Sp:S as
ANTED-YOUNa WOMAN OR GIRL TO NURSE
Wa Ssby; must come well recommended fnSai's
WtAN sIE a WHITE Girl; no TAKE oAnE or
c. NTH ils sss ss.. AZ sss sS an orphan
| WANTED-A JACK OF ALL TRADES. AT TIE
w Clinton House, IN and SITS. NV; single man
9s ea fi .ss
s seS s0Sd pay to right woman Call at 400 9th corner
pSy%ses.T xsc, 5000 =;
s sl.' STEVENS Employment Bureau NIX mS, ss ?:
.,, WITH HOURS
ros The
'isss 's's'i:
| WANTED-GARDENER TO CULTIvATE. SIX
acres rent OF on shares; miles from city house
GARDENER, stat OaiCe. mhi5-st'
si6 % go, ehsaSsrss.ds .s.sssssss G nsSs.s.
dsiIymsn. man wife once 6is " NV %Sis.sa
WANTED-sEvERA1, INTELLIGENT. ,ESER;
w getic young men and women Tor hight work; good
pay. Cali ~ Room %, Coreorsn Building. mhi5-3t'
WANTED-IADIEs TO LEARN pREss-CUT-
W ting by the Perfect Tailor Square paper pat
terms used all draftings done on goods Perfect
isfsction given or NO charge At ll1s st NV
jal4-3m
VVANTED-A GOOD PRACTICAL SHOEMAKER;
W Ig,t g well recommended Apply before o 30
WANTED-IADIEs AND GENTLEMEN TO CAN
and " 3. Machine; liberal inducements TO the right
! psrtea Address THE SINGER MFG CO, ol6 9th
| st. n. W., opposite the Psteut Office mhi4-2w
VVANTED-A WET NURSE (wHITkl. ADDRESS
~ Box 80. Star Office giving address mhl4-3t'
VVANTEb-A LADY VINO CAN COMMAND 4
w small capital partner, with Lady already we'll
established in first class boarding. house at the
shore Highest references given and required. Adj
dress BOX H. Star once tahl4-3ts
VVkNrEn-AT ONCE. THREE GOOD TAILoRs
w two good eoat-makers and a good hushelman;
| REILLY, salisbury. n. C. inhi4-3t'
| WANTED :. DUNDoRE's EMPLOYMENT pU.
w reau, conducted by ladies' Men and Women, white
and eolored for all kinds Of domestic labor for District
| and states, with reference 7l7 N st nv. f202st'
WANTED GOOD coNfEcTIoNER; ALSO
w cooks, Maids, wuuesseA laundresses, walters
fSf sfK shis 81 asa and sSSaa
WANTED-A DREssMAKIR IN EvERf FAMILY
W Learners for Prof; CAkisfNEk'S new Inter
drsped or made. Nina s. ]. MKssER, 'Censervstory
Of Modes" 1929 ct. NV. waahi ngten. d. c.
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Nov FoR A
SPRING DRESS.
"0f what shall II b nsde,~ How shall mako it,"
are perhaps the questions that most ladies' asking
themselves about this time We have placed the fol-
lowing nducsmssss on our counters in the shspe Of
STYLISH AND NoBBY DRESS GOODS.
Perhaps glance over them VIII help you decide; If
not there hundreds Of different styles in stock
among which you will see something that Ia to
| strike your fancy.
THE PRICES WE GUARANTEE TO BE THE Low.
EST on EVERYTHING.
Sc inch HABIT cIoTHA colors light and medium
shade of Gobelin Silver Grey. Cardinal. Navy Black
&c.
I'd.
5eAnne ELSEWHERE foR......~............"...1 .z5
62-ineh BRoADCL0THs. colors Navy. Mahogany.
Myrtle. Seal. &c.
90 I'd
Cnesp LOO
54-ineh ALL-wooL cLorRa suitable for tailor.
made suits xnd jackets
CSC. I'd
54-inch Atwood rwEEps. in Grey and Brown
mixtures.
For. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Csc
52-tnch Atwood HOULE PrAIDs, in very neat
dssdgna
For 81 12k I'D
se-inch AIL-wooL CHICKS. TN hantsome styles.
for .$100 I'D.
Others LIS
Atwood HENRIETTA .cLorHa sink Finish,
New 6hadsa
ooao AZ oves tor
grounds, In handsome shadeA
nesi Nsiue 1%6
4o-inoh Atwood CASHMERE PLAIDs. in sz.
ouisite eolorinss.
.0l.00 I'd
ALWAYS ssu 125
36-ineh BROKEN PJ.AJpa. nsw sasct.
..50c I'D.
osssa
3e-inch Atwood 1LAIDs. new anA Desirable
l shaded
xor. Joe yd
worm r0lAy
Afun line Of ese. pnxss GOODS.
100 New Desis.s IN cnAiLrs u Use. "a
Beautiful Linz Il xononIrrs rnxncH sAr.
TEENS SCOTCH arxGHA1GA WHITE GOODS 10.
L
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THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING co
mh16- tu&T3m

4U and Albatross, warranted all Wool i'm Reaa-
ltants, 20 and Sac, worth sc, DOUBLE COMRINA-
rI0N STORE. l24l and l243 18th st. sc. mhI6-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-16

CHALLIEs REMNANTS. INCLUDING NAvl
yelling, nut figured, l2Nc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-16

New York city has now as much TO fear from
thaw as it lately had to suffer from freeze.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-16

An Inch HENRIETTAs. IN MAHOGANY COB
~ elm. Ok Blood Terra Gotta SERPENT Tan, Black
and q, I'll staple Shades. 25c. DOUBLE COMBINATION
Ilh ST. e mhl6-1
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Advertiser

oil serve their own purpose best add at the same
time greatly accommodate The STAR. thsy viii send
ia before noon morrow their announcements for
teextra large edition. Of Saturdays paper the forms
Of which b sent N press much earlier than on
The other n 20 da of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-16
SPRING OvERcoArs.

OUR STYLES THIS SEASON EMBRACE EVERY
NOVELTY AND DESIRABLE STANDARD FASH.
ION. THE CUT AND FIT OF OUR GARMENTS Is A
SURPRISE AND PLEASURE TO THE CUSTOMER
AND CAN BE APPRECIATED ONLY BIZ THOSE WHO
HAVE sEKx FOR THEMSELVES TIE ELEGANT
AND sATlsFACToRY GARMENT We ARE ABLE TO
GIVE EVERY PATRON. NO MATTERgwHETHER
BIG OR LITTLE OLD OR YOUNG RICH oRRooR,
WE CAN PLEASE THEM ALL
NOVELTIES IN MEMS AND BOYS SUITS ARE
HERE AND READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION. OUR
STYLES IN THESE GOODS ARE THE NEWEST
THE MATERIALS THE MOST RELIABLE THAT
CAN BE FOUND. OUR PRICES. AS USUAL. THE
VERY LOWEST MARKED ON EACH GARMENT IN
PLAIN FIGURES.
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INTERPRETATIONS

w A1N l. GJ<--EoA4 IN 1loANo.
Neutrality-suspicious. AS NIGHT CLERK OR IN
w side watchman, BY one in need of employ ment;
Office. '@'' mhi6-at.
WANTEp-Af HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
yfor coehs, Chamber,nsias Msitsss Lsandres,
Butlsrr sAFL A. COOMks. S20 Fst nv. mhl6-3t'
WANTRD-BY A WOMAN COOK SITUATION IN
w private family: understand Freneh and Eng
lsh cooking; willing to leave the city Address COON
WANTED-BY REsPFCTABLE CoLoRED
w girl situation as Chsnbermsid Waitress. or
Nurse. Good reference. Call at 1908 II st. NV. IT.
M ANTED-sITUATIoNs FOR ALL KINDS OF
,, GsR frsf e sIleysrs sfssTsPss t.
RENTING BUREAU. III 9th NV. till sPm.
NJ TED-DREssMAKING BY The DAY, -ao9
w AstAe. mh15-2t'
WANTED-DICKs AGENCY HAS FIRsT-CLAsS
sesmstressss nurses, buffers. coschmen. house. men
and boys with city references 6l3 TIN stnw m152t'
WANTED-By AN EXPERT STENoGRAPH
w aud Typewriter, owning maehine; emIleyment
out OF Department hours Address EAPERr star
WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY. LATE OF IRE
w land and OF good family (Protestanp situation
ladys aid TO take charge Of grown up children
Address l. X. L.. Star office. mhl5-2t'
w in music vocal and instrumental for board in
Immediately. Miss l. L.. Star Office. mhia-tit
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COOKS MAIDS
.nas &c. Ts and Ussr s
n BURNHAM. $50 63a st. nv. r.hIo-dr
WANrED-BY A YOUNG LADY, A PLACE IN A
w hrstclass family to do dresspakins and plain
desired; can furnish BEST fsisrenS.:. Address Z A.
Star cffice. mhl06t'
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o4AA0~os
LAsssuRsH E Bso
400. 4:2. 4c4. 4cs SEVENTH STREET.
AIT. 4ls. EIGHTH STREET.
Annual Display of
SPRING SILK WOOL
AND
COTTON DRESS FABRICS.
THROUGH THE CONSTANT AND UNRE-
MITTIN0 EFFORTS ON OUR PART. WE
PRESENT TO THE PUBLIC AN AsroNIsA-
ING AND BEWTLDERING ARRAY OF DRESS
FABRICS GATHERED FROM THE LEADING
EUROPEAN CENTERs. COMBINED WITH
AN EXTRAORDINARY ASSEMBLY OF MA
TERIALS. MADE BY THE MOST RELIABLE
OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURED FORM
ING IN ALL THE LARGEST AND MOST
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF CdUICE
NOVELTIES AND PLAIN TEXTILES AT
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
COLORINas OF TIE LATEST.
THE NEWEST OF WEAVER
MATERIALS OF ALL GRApEa
PRICES THE LOWEST
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS FOR THIS WEEK,
HINR1ETTAs tall wooi), 36-inch 4Oc Colors-
Vsrdseris aobeln. Acayan. Serpent, Electric. NAVY
and Seal
oR0vELAND sUITINGS (an wooD, 4O-inch, 50c
| Per yard. in al the new shades.
DIADEM sUITIN0s TALL woody. 51-inch, sl. 10 pe,
ysrd Rich soft mixtures in hsndsoms Piaids and
Checks
LORRAINE HENRIETTA tcotton warp), 3s-inch
81 1c. per yard The most superior low price Hen
fietts Cloak made In al color including Apple Green
Rsssa, Serpent. GObshn. Electric vsrdssrs Dove and
Quaker.
PRINCESS SUITIN6s TALL woody, 3s-inch. BIC
larRe variety Of checks and mixtures at the love.
quotations ever offered for elegant and serviceab
material.
We are also showing the most extensive line n,
CREAM CoLORED DRESS GOODS ever sxhbited n
this country. Equally desirable for :street nous,
wear. confirmation. Suits ct lowest prices eve,
known.
Take walk through our Dress Goods Department
and notice handsome combinstons.
RICH sILKA
CHOICE NOVELTIES IN WOOL. HI0H.LUsrHr
FIGURED NOHAIRS.
CHEvRON STRIPES
SILK WARP HENRIETTAS
PLAID COMBINATIONS with Cloaks 70 match.
aER6ES. ALRATRO90 TOULE CHAILAIS ana IL
fact. any material made.
somethins 10 interest you every day. llaks nos,
Of Il md call on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-16

The vote taken yesterday In the committee o.
ways and means on Judge Kelleys proposal to 70
real the tobacco tax argues Ill for the success o
Nj. RandaIls tarin and tax bill; for, although 1
was In substance . single passage from tn
Randall bill. IL got no democratic votes what
ever and only part OF the republican votes I
begins 10 look as II there were more than on
house divided against itself In the 10th Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-16
THE TRADES.

C1ciALfY ~ booKsINbiKo. : HAErEsT
q ThE LHCk11 BtNpxki tsssabllshed iSA6A lo2o
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BOARDING.

G99gR, FA :. BOARD AT MODERATE PslcEA
CMITHs HOTEL, eoe 2 81. NV, WASHINGTON,
- D. c. For regular and transient boarde1 House
Newly funishsd Fsstclass meals q haif The usual
hotel prsces. No LIQUOR nhl0-3t'
ZONES 4 ApAMS cATERERs
style 40 l4th ct nv. Warrington, ID. {. Tcrms
reasonabls and setthfsction guarunteel rnhl5-3fs
Bo n,iSed Sooa. GIN sLEzsasT NElEyE-
Pennsylvanas ave. cor 22d ID NV Inh8-:an
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR sALE-A CIGAR STORE on PENNA AVE
east; good cash business; small cigar factory at
tachedi Price el75; q bargain. L. L. BOYER.
mhl6-3t' 3l34tr.
UrOR SALE-sAIyOON - THE OLDEST EsIAB-
lished place in the city; elegant location. doing
good business. or will take partner; none except
those meaning business need apply. Address Bo, NJ
Star Office. mlIa a..
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.


ErOR RENT-oFflCE AND STORE ROOMS oppo-
IL site the new Pension Building, 6os and DOC 9TH
81 nw all cow eniencea including steam heat build
ing open all DAY. mhl6.3t.
IroR RENT-A LARGE HANDSOMELY FURNISH
Cd front once room on LIST noor. n II. ROBERT
BON, Ihlo st NV mhi3ot
EOR RENT-NICK OFFICE ROOMS FRoM si q TO
~ so also, Furnished rooms FROM els 20 ey5, Of
l32i NM r. H0LTZMAN,
mhl3 81 l3yl u Al NV
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LIVERY IMAGINABLE MAKE OF WASH GOODS.
- IN hemnsnts- spring Styleu on our LIST floor.
DOUBLE COMBINATION
mhI0-3t 18th st.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-10-15
THURMAN LEAVES COLUMBUS.
Crowds Gather at the Various Stations
IT Being Sunday He will Not Speak
INCtNNATI "

1lNtINNAiI. oCt. ~.
Judge Thurman left Columbus this after
noon on the private car of Chairman Brice,
of the national democratic committee, and
attached to the 2.l5 express on the Colum-
bus and Cincinnati Midland road Accom-
panyng him was his son Allan w. Although
it was generally understood thct the Judge
would leave for brief Indiana tour today,
the time of his departure was kept secret to
avoid any possible demonstration. This OBJ
ject was attained so far as Columbus was
concerned, but the fact that he was en- route
was evidently wired, for at nearly every sta
ton there were groups or crowds of people
waiting to give 1.-THE old Roman a cheer as
the train went by. At the Washington court
house, where brief stop was made, about
five hundred people had assembled and
cheers were interspersed with loud calls for
a speech At first the Judge was unwilling
to show himself but the clamor was so per-
sistent that he finally appeared on the rear
platform: He said:
Gentlemen-If | were preacher | would
preach you sermon. As | am not, how
ever, cannot talk to you on Sunday
At Madisonville there was another large
crowd, but it had to content itself with a
glimpse of him through the car windows.
Cincinnati was reached at 6 o'clock and a
crowd of 500 people had gathered in the
depot and thousand or more outside. The
Judge was met by committee representing
the various democratic clubs, under whose
es cort he was taken to the Grand Hotel, the
crowd following in the rear, cheering hearth
ly. Early tomorrow morning he will bt
escorted by number of democratic club:
of this city ands Columbus. Judge Thur
man will leave for Shelbyville, Ind. to par
ticipate in democratic barbecue and rally
at that place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-10-15
LLEwELLYN QUrMHY.
Indications that the Murder Of WIN.
Remission was not His First

July 10th, a boy about Is years old was
burned to death in a barn in Rockport The
Boothhay Register, investigating the career
of Llewellyn ouimby, who afterwards killed
Mr., VIM. Remission at North Boothbay,
CLEANS the following particulars:
Young Quimby ran away from Mr.. Ouin.
by's where he had been at work, on the night
OF May l, 1887. In May or June Of thas
season, young man giving the name Of
Frank Lord, claiming to hail from Boothbay,
went 10 Rockport and engaged a. q farm
hand with Alanson Gardner. He soon show.
ed peculiar disposition and violent tern.
per.
At Gardner's was boarding a boy about
fifteen years old, who was Of simple mind,
and whom Lord kicked and cuffed about in
very abusive manner. July l6, while Lord
was moving in Gardner's field. only about
six rods from the building, the barn was
discovered by neighbor to be on frs. The
alarm was given, but ii seems no one could
enter the barn. After the fire it was found
the foolish boy had been burned up in the
barn.
Lord soon after went TO the house Of the
Register correspondent after some hogs that
had escaped the fire. 1t was said to him that
II was a horrible thing TO have that boy
burned up in the FIRE. He replied: "It 10
good enough for the id fool" Suspicion
at once centered on Lord as having probs-
bly, killed the boy and set the barn on FIRE,
but no proof was at hand. Lord continued
with Gardner until the last of October, when,
having quarrel with him, he went to .
neighbors and tried to get q chance to stay q
few days, when he told the family he had q
letter from an uncle in Boothbay and must
go back there at once.
Then taking the son of the family he was
stopping with into confidence, the night be-
fore he left, he told him he had been passing
under an assumed name, for he had been in
the reform school and did not dare to let his
own name be known; but would now that he
was going away. He said that his right
name was Llewellyn Quimby. and that he
had told the truth as TO the town he had
come from. The next day he left, but in
stead of going to Boothbay he was found 70
have taken passage from Rockland on the
steamer for Boston. 1t is the current opin-
ion among Rockport people that this fellow,
whoever he was, was the cause Of the FIRE
and the boys death.