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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-05

TT APPEARING TO THE HON. ELIAS A .
L Smith, Judge of the said Court, by the
petition of Celestia Ann Gillett, admins
tratriX OF the estate of Carlos N Gillett, de-
ceased (herein filed, praying for au order to
sell real estate belonging to said estate), that
il is necessary to sell the whole or some
portion of the real estate to pay the de BITS,
expenses and charges of the administration
of said estate, and to educate and maintain
the minor children OF said deceased.
II is hereby ordered: That all persons in
terested in said estate appear before the
Probate Court of the County of Salt Lake,
Territory of Utah. at the Courtroom of said
Court, in the Courthouse, in Salt Lake City.
on Thursday, the Sd day of May, A. D 1885,
at IL O'Clock m then and there to show
cause why an order should not be granted
of the said administrative, to sell so much
to the real estate of the said deceased as
shall be necessary for said purposes.
And it is further ordered that copy of
this order be7published for four successive
weeks in the SALT LAKE HERALD, before said
Sd day of May. A D 1855
Dated April Sd, 1883.
ELIAS A SMITH,
Probate Judge
TERRITORY OF UTAH, IS.
I, John c. Cutler, Clerk of the Probate
Court. in and for the County of Salt Lake, in
the Territory of Utah, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a full. true and correct
copy of order appointing time and place for
hearing petition for order TO sell real estate
in the matter of the estate of Carlos N. Gil
let deceased, as appears of record in my
office
In witness whereof, 1 have here
SEAL unto set my hand and affixed the
seal of said court, this Sd day of
. JOHN c. CUTLER,
Probate Clerk.
ByH.S. CUTLER, Deputy.
s. w. DARKE, Attorney for Administra'
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BANKING.
MCCORMICK & Co..
b a n * Il H = 4,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH AND
HALEY, IDAHO.

Careful attention given to the sale of Ores
and Bullion. We solicit Consignmentg,
guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices.
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ACTIVE COUNTS SOLICITED

PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS:
NEW YORK-Importers' aad Traders IN.
nonal Bank, Chemical National Bank
KountZe Brothers.
CHICAGO Commercial National Bank,
ST. LoUis-States Savings Association.
KANSAS CITY-National Bank OF Ksnsaa
City.
0AAHA-Omana National Bank,
DENvER-City National Bank, Denver Na-
tional Bank.
EVANSTON. Wyo.-Beckwith& Co.
OGDEN-COmmercia National Bank.
HELENA, MOnt.-First National Bank.
BUTTE, Mont.-First National Bank, Clark
& Larabie.
HALEY, Idaho-MeCornick & Co.
BELLEVUE, Idaho-G. A. Mccormick & Co.
ELKo, Neveda-J. Henderson.
SAN FRANCIsCO-First National Bank, The
Crocker Woolworth National Bank.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-05

We sell Exchange and Te1egraphic Trsna
ters on leading cities of the United States
also furnish Sight Drafts or Remit Fundsto
London, Dublin, Berlin, Copenhagen, Paris.
Stockholm and all other prominent points
in Europe, at Lowest Rates of Exchange.
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t. B. JONES. s. J. LYNN
z. r. JONES & CO..
Bankers,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH,

Transact General Banking business In
ali its branches.
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange
Careful attention given collections and.
emittances made on day of payment
Bonds and stocks bought and sold on com-
mission.
Long loans made oa city real estate at Low
stes of interest.
Special attention given to the selling OF
ores and bullion, OF which consignments
are solicited.
Advances made on ores, base bullion.
Gold and silver bars shipped for refining.
CORRESPONDENTS:
New York ........J. B. Colgate & Co.
Omaha ....Omaha National Bank
San Francisco. :. re,. Bank of California,
Chicago. First National Banks
Denver German National Bank
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-05

Execute Orders for the Purchase or Sale Of
francisco. ''D
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-05

Order appointing time and place for hear
ing petition for order to sell real estate
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-05
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court, in and for Salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-05

In the matter of the estate of Carlos n
Gil!ett, deceased.
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Collections Made at Lowest Rate
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANiED-DY A YOUNG CoLORID MAN
w sii, Il A. either house servant, driver 10
enres Apply ta} Essex Court, bet ii aird and III
rnd ia IS. ma. IL
VVANTEI-BY YOUNG GIRL PLACE 10 DO
fo-tahc homo desired. Address NJ 7. b.. star ofiice.
STANTi.D-Ar HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
" :ur coot<. Chanibegp,siis. wai:r launirsss
sut!srs sAsi2. A. cooMl,s. s26 st. nv. mhI:I CT
WANTED-SiTUkTIoH "a A sETri.I.,, NEIrE
w wonan. ios underworld ard piair sewing; per-
COOKS: III Il It NV DuNDonE co. nlhi:;.::s.
" ANTED-i.Y A REsPECTABIE WHITE GIRL
v Position IS cook and laliu ess in nrst-clsss
private family best city reference. Add-tss Box 81
NTANTED-LADYT TEACHER, WOULD INSTRUCT
w in Music. vocal a,,d inst.unent.i. Tor bosrl in a
i resd S n ,e is' srs, c;ere''s Afdr
NNANTkD-BY ALADf WHO HAS PASSED TIE
W c.yii-s.r,ice examination AID unders:ancs t,ie-
VIZ. 81 Az r1sIs,Sn cohy,ss airai or isslss!
VANIED-DfCk's AGENCY MAS FTRsr-C
W Cooks, chsinbermsids, waitr-ssss. lsund-cxs=.
ssalnsis'si,, nnr.ss Daiiers e",chiea house men
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COOKS MAIDS
Wv nurses waters, -cull;ons. drivers. coachmen.
,i ffSss asirSep 81 This aha 0'he, ses
NANTED-By a LADY. WHO IS COMPETENT
W. typewriter, sitaation ran furnish msrlue aud
good references Address l:oe $. n.e mhiO-:,t'
WAETED-BY a YOUNG LADY. PLACE IL A
ing: Catholic i.ily preferred; Permanent home
desired; furnish best references Address g. IS A.,
Star office. mhl0-0.'
WANTED BY LADY OF EXPERIENCE IN Ho-
w tells position as hous keeper ut some springs
ao r. e Fl & sss 81 reference slysn a.
MANIFESTATIONS FOR ALL KINDS OF
IsssR oS T.
RENTING BUREAU. III 9th NV. tiliSr.uA
ja2T-43ts
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Spnrso WrreHr
BLACK CAsHMEREa.

We have received our stock Of the celebrated
BLACK "MONOPOLE" FRENCH CASHMERE.
In Eleven Distinct Qualities.
We hove soid this brand OF Black Casnmcresfor
the pass ave yearA and that they have steadily
grown in popular favor 10 evidenced by their In
creasine saie, We having been compelled 10 make
larger purchases each succeeding season.
These Cashmeres arc FIRST woven I'm the
gray. or raw state Of the material." by Dauphi.
not whoss reputation for superior weaving 10
of the best They are then dyed by 0uillamct.
the csasbEatsd French dyer. whose name alone
II sufhcient guarantee Of the thoroushness Of
al work which passes through his banda.
We take pleasure in being able to place such
highvsade Cashmeres before our customer,
and have no hesitation in saying that we con-
sidef them unrtvxled In point Of evenness az
weight 0nenese Of texture. uniformity uf dye
The eleven erades are Married 1t the following
popular prices, being e0mewhAt lower than Ne
hnvA hnrnoOfOfp sod tbnm:
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A POOR MANS LIBRARY WORTH $4,000 600
An APP eton's American CycOpcdA, $24 per set. for
nsriy 81 a.; hsS. resss eonde used 90 PEI - Z; S
-: The accumulated knowledge OF ala ares, al
branches. all Countries. publishers ~ 200 600.
samples sent &c residence for free ana
eerfptiOns rec iyed ROW 10 bex-n in March. April
NAY or June. ~ suit cOl niruce Of slbscrDsrs Adj
dress JANIS ID. DolGhLkTY, 7. o. BOX 5:.y.
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WANTED -ROOMS.

vTANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM WHERE QUIET
w is desired Address 5. T., Star Office. NH 1881.
WANTFD-BY APRIL IsT. FUKNI SHED TWO
w led Chambers and SittinE Room. with board for
family CT tree adu.s and Of eight: 0;A 18th l.
to SITS preferred; permanent il suited Address
EoN IS. Star Office. mhlo-:,ts
WANTED--ALL PERSONS WHO CAN ACCOM-
w MEDIATE Eooners Boarders from March - to
April =. tor the woalsns Council 10 send fcr, Local
ton. number OF rooms. &c, to Mrs. ID ;. LOCKWOOD
$40 l;sih St NV miS-6ts
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

Fon kkNT-LAReE FRONT ROOM: Nicely
sSe minutes from depot APpy illo Kin s A1ss
EoR RENT-sHCoNp-sToRy FRONT ROOM
furnished with heat ami rss, price sio: lla3 a., s,h
IcoR RENT-Two VERY NICE PLEASANT COM.
nSL,nx Rooms on second aoor Que fnrn;,ea
Yors sys a iSS rs s S s rsT,y furnished
FOR RENT-Two NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
Il with board lac st NV. mhi3-lm-
EoR RENr-lN PRIVATE FAMILY, sul IN
,st n1I With h0ar u gentleman and sias III
roR RkNT5!is sr NV FURNISHED OR
rst or seSonS n6Srs s.s sns sr on
u two .haadsoisely farai.hsd Rooms. s.sSnd door
sS. ss Sirs,se Ssf Eoo af ,Sp
no9r cash' gas heat privilege light houseksspas aud
EoR RENT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY. TWO
,gi,. or single with without table board isoI
EoR RENT COMMUNICATING ROOMS.
nrs' HOOK suitable for lisht houseKeepins dress
EoR RENT-95l MASS. AVE- ONE OR TWO
large. handsomely furnished ROOM. IN house with
"ase Owned Ss Plumbing o. TIE e5 ss
NOR RENr--FURNlsHED ROOMS, CENTRALLY
i9e.td to let Tor i'ns or short terms Al,y is.4
E.oR RENr-UNFURNIsHEp- FIRST rInoR. z
Il and a kitchen. 10 small family Tor i.shi
hcusskeeping: rem, in advance. private house al 9th
St NV. mhlo-:lts
lSoR RENT-SECOND FLOOR; Has THREE
4 rooms and bath. fr,, and water incluliad for
go T'er month NIB I'D ST.. bet n aud ST. nv.
mhlO-3t'
1.oR kENT-Sli 81. n W HANDSOMELY
FURNISHES, front Room, southern exposure: central
gentlemen preferred mhlO-3ts
IroR RlNT-Two FURNISHED AND ONE IN
l. ,n laES.ss.d room on second aoOF. i7ssfs
l,OR RSST-l.l4 sr. NV FURNISHED
iArlor AID Bed EovSu third stor, front also. one
large Bel Room: very desirable lccstson al moderate
prtces. mhIo-:a.
k,gR kENT-A FINELY IT FINISHED SECOND
u noor front ROOM; very larse with lay window,
comn od0us closet. open crate trsnsoi.s Appl. alter
3ociock References. 1si:SO 18TH 1T NV. f,s5-lst'
DOR RENT-FURNIsHED-AT l43a L ST " W
! handsome suites Of ROOMS. on first end second
nJors: nsrai lOcatlon: southern Board IL
desired Also single chambers. mhlO-3ts
NOR RENr-HANDsoMELY FURNISHED PAR.
u Tor and bod-room: IN suite or single new houss.
references. 10 10Th st. NV. mhlo-3t'
IrOE RENT-SEvERAL FURNISHED ROOMS,
l. with h-st-clsss board. In VI the convent
ciit anc desirable in the city; references
changed 3lo Get nv. mhlo-3t
k>oB EENT-FoUR LARGE ROOMS. SUITABLE
- Tor stOI~ye or manufacturing PURPOSES, ia VI
BIG Sth St Apply at the Washington Type Foun-
dry. j. II. MILLS Co. 3l4-3lG Sth st. NV. mlS-dt
Troa RENT-lloS NEW YORK AVE n W.. ONE
furnished froat Room. third door: Also small had
room. with board: moderate price, references
changed. rs..- 3vs
Eoa mgNT-THIRD FLOOR. so5 PENN: AVE
. =
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TuE FAsnIoss In INFANTS Goops

L HE Il fashions In INFANTS OOoDs
Baby Clothes have their styles ant, fashions Gs
well az that for their maInInas. Each season
notes the introduction II something new, or an
Improvement over the old, for the little ones
and the present season IL no exception, % we
have inst received o beautiful line Of
SILK, and Null CAPS,
Fancy Short Cloaks,
Embroidered Long Cloaks,
Shawls, Dresses, &C. SC
Null CAPS - The "Coxco,Ebe,' hlsh- peaked
plated front, fun ruchine trimmed, open-work
embroidery, wide lawn strings, edged with EN-.
bruidery.
The "Mistletoe." fine quality null, Normandy
back, peaked front, body Of al-over embroidery.
wide lawn strings.
The "L'Ipfaa.s," body of fine null, with
feather and hem-stiiching, edged all around
with ruchinR, finished with rosette OF white mar.
row ribbon. wide India Linen strings.
Also line Of exquisite Valencia Lace Christ
ening Caps
Few choice "Novelties"-ore OF a style-in
Silk and Lace, both White and Delicate Colors.
Infants New short Cloaks for.Spring 1888,
choice variety Of Neat sChecks. Fancy stripes.
Plaids. &c. Navy Blue Flannel trimmed with
white A line of Fine Flannel Cloaks in Terra
Gotta. Goblin. and Indian Red; handsomely
braided
Neat Striped Cloth Cloaks in light delicate
effects.
Silk Cloaks. with Velvet Trimmings. in Ecru
and Light Brown.
Prices a to el0 each.
Infants Cream Cashmere Long Cloaks are
finer and more deliberately embroidered than
ever. scallopped-edges, button-hole finished;
Deep Capes. richly embroidered In Cream Silk
Prices "a. IS. $50. 81. 9S, &lO, S12, SI2 so,
S12.75, and 91350 each.
6hawls made from Cream Ballardvale Flsn.
- mel. exquisitsly: embroidered. scallopped al
around. full sise. s1.35. s1.62k. 81 to o. Zach.
Infants White :Dresses; short and Long; in
great variety.
(seoond hoor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
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the supreme court OF the District says. OF
cOurs that the Il and r. road cannot legally occupy
the streets for storage purposes But 10 does
occupy them for snch purposes, and, In spite Of
individual suits for damages, VIII continue 70 50
occupy them until that more convenient season TO
which The Senate District committee has post
poaed the regulation OF our railroads.
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BLACK LACE ELouNCIyGs
We have received a superb line OF
BLACK CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCINGS
BLACK SPANISH LACE FI.OUNCINGS.
desirable and popular FOR ovel,.ressas, 81 and
quote the following wide range oc prices:
A0-INCH ChANTILLi LACE FLOUNCINGS
s1.2j. 81 40. sI.6S 81 as, ~. s.. 10. $40.
$3.50. 81, $3.T5 ii, ai.5u, So t, 81 per yard
4O-INCH SPANISH GUIPURE fLOUNCINGS,
s18s. So, 81 40, SECS 81. ara So per yard
40.INCE HAND-RUN SPANISH FLOUNCINGS,
SG.15. e.. 80, and SIC per yard.
We also call attention to new line Of Black
Bonded Goods. viz:
27-iIen Black Beaded Nets, 81 per yard.
Beaded Gre 3dires, in twelve elegant styles,
S1.6S. - 80. 81, S36s. So IS to 81 per ynr,l
(TiIst aoor. right Of main eIt-aEcc)
WOODWARD IsOTi!RUp,
.pdr-
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Now. WHEx THr SEASON

Is COMING TO WEAR OvERCoATS UyBOTTON-
ED OR CARRY THEM ON THE ARM, A CUTAwAY
OR PRINCE ALBERT COAT, PLAIN IN COLOR
AND MADE OF woRsTED. IS THE THING TO
HAVE
NorwITHsTANDING THE FACT THAT WORST.
ED GOODS WILL. SOONER OR LATER, BECOME
GLOSSY. THERE Is NOTHING THAT THE AVER
AGE MAN. WHO WANTS TO BE WELL DRESSED.
WILL BUY so READILY. WHY. BECAUSE
THERE HAS BEEN NOTHING IN THE MARKET
FOR YEARS THAT MAKES so HANDSOME Or
DREssY COAT. AGOoD GRADE OF IMPORTED
woEsTED WILL WEAR LONG TINE BEFORE
BECOMING SHINY" AMONG wORsTEDs THE
PARTICULAR "wEAvE," KNOWN AS CORK
SCREW" HAS BEEN, AND Is STILL. THE MOST
POPULAR
THIS SEASON. HOWEVER. WE ARE BRINGING
OUT SOME ENTIRELY NEW STYLES OF WORST
EDS, PLAIN AND IN CoLoRs. 1. T.. BLACK. BLACK
AND Blue, BLACK AND SLATE. &c. &C.. IN
BROADER ~wALE" THAN HAS BEEN USED FOR
SOME YEARS THESE ARE THE VERY NEWEST
THINGS IN THE LINE OF FINE CoATINGs.
WE ARE MAKING Up THE PLAIN BLACK
BROAD VALE wORSTED INTO FINE READY
MADE COATS AND VESTS THE coLORs WE
RESERVE FOR FINE CUSTOM WORK. THEY
WILL BE USED LARGELY By THE FINEST
TRADE IN CUTAwAY COATS AND SPRING OVER
COATS.
WE ARE ALSO BRINGING OUT SOME NOVEL.
TIES IN FINE TR0USERINGs. AS A RULE.
THESE ARE VERY QUIET STYLES AND PAT
TERMS. IN ENTIRELY NEW SHADES AND COL.
oRs.
REMEMBER WE HAVE THE FACILITIES FOR
GIVING YOU THE BEsT-FITTINa GARMENTS
AT oNE-THIRD TO oNE-HALF LESS COST THAN
THE MERCHANT TAILORs
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NLDORADO FARM

ELDoRADO FARM ,r
Nc arc authorized e. os se nA as q, I'm. has. u
MONTGOMERY County. Maryland containing pa acres.
sr .nf IN sss We asd
excellent crops: is supporting one hundred head OF
Situated the 7th-s,reet pike. miles from Wash
ing.on \ mile lie from Forest Glen station. on the
minutes from Washington to Forest Glen.
This is nHe Opportunity for any gentleman who de
per cent $4,000 Fine stables sheds ice house,
ed aos nS sSa s.sr IN
DWELLING; sewsr.ss &c Tenant house, The place
the best strains Win be s.ld on ressonabe and ia
owner desires les to 70 abroad HUFIY DYER
sAjs OR 81 E,fcanNGE FOR AcILX RESI-
sIss saloon ps.ier hail din,ns sn' p ss.s
kitchen, snd FIVE chamber. pre.ses and cosets vcr-
sS:sS :SS 4
Georses County. Nd 9 mile. from warrington 3
MITCHELL Sss .e isSs ICON $1,000 Is Sssso.
EoR sALE-THE POPULAR RESORT KNOWN AS
e. aud nss ssS% e.
Sls and e.rTisss house "; scrss q BEAUTIFUL srove
boarding. house Of 20 roOms IN Eocixsis Ma. Farms
soNeA Asu- NJ =. hAA-A. q W. lJsSo et mhtuGs-St
ErOR SALE AND ExCHAN9E-5k ACRES OF
Il Land at Hyattsvfle, with ANAL House: 81 600 81
AcroA mile from above broom house barn orchard
isS. mile: from city & 4. T.. go per- . s
~ a. s 'gSRR s. ESss :sS S ys z
Is.svs Co. Ia 4 rs To- kc Gss near near
ss ssoAsse i rs& 2as sn S Ssa: s ss
5000 $50 xsss: pms @b nsss .is Scs;
q rsSis land fsi % sSss s2S ALL 49,. DE-
quarry; e25 peg scrA 100 Acres in CSaTars o. Nd
ROOD lmproyspents orchardS be-, o12000. any a
the above VIII BE- exchanged for city property.
THOMAS A. AITCHElls
Rsal Eststa 1ruker
fSS-tu.th.Alm e34 St. Boom 4
TUR sALE-lbs ACRES or LAND part or THk
+ Calvert sststeA Prince 0eoFse's Coupty Nd {; 3
miles from washinston IN miJse from lqrrestvtle:
un1myrpyed. eus mostly good tmber; go Per arse.
one-thtrd cash md balance 70 suit THOMAS a
AlTcHkLL4 o34 IT. hoom 4. lnA3-l0t
ErOR .eALE-OR RENT HOTEL And sIoRE;
II good buHne.o for competent man. VII 10 sol6
70 close an estate Apply 70 y. vAkko C1lftca St.
ton. ta1rfax County. Va ~ 1us
GAS FIXTURES DTkpc1 From TIE FACTORY.
su - az sa 5xrt 6apx AND All AT
N1fXL Cd. 90 It'd =. 40. Hhs-sa
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

VNANTED-TO RENT. WITH THE PRIVILEGE
w OF buyia1, from to 10 acres OF Land. within 3
miles Of Boundary, with cofo table house Of eight
roVils must have good fruit prefer station
Metropolitan Branch. Baltimore and Ohio i.ar,sd
Address, with tul particulars, J. IL g.. Star ONCE
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FOR SAIE-TOTS.

l,cE sAiE-nor 81 ~. FEoNT on & 81. lat.
I'D and estf 81 w. lot 81 q frs;it - " Il.
bot .Sti aud .st,lh sts nv H. MAgKAfI.
mil lCr sla slih a.
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Another strike has ended In disaster for an eon-
eerneo- A Boston cigar manufacturer has been
iorced 10 make al assignment because his opera.
tyes refused 10 work for the wages he WAS nar,n-,
and the temporary stoppage OF his business ruined
him Now there is one employer the less 10 pro.
vide work and wages OF any sort 20 the Journey
men cigarmakers. and more women and children
will have % suffer this winter because the head M
the family has cut on their means OF subsistence
And new names will be added TO the list OF those
who have reason 70 doubt the wisdom Of the policy
which prompts one 20 starye because he cannot
get Just what he wants 20 eat and drink
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The decision Of the Court In General Term pro.
nounces the Edmands law, directed al the Nor
mons OF Utah. inapphcaole In this District. There
Is now no law In force here which Furnishes such
crimes as adultery, fornication and incest Doubt.
ess IL Is not WELL In order 70 supply this lack, TO
enlarge the application OF laws passed without the
intention Oh improving the District statutes. But
II congress has not BY passing the Edmunds law
Indirectly enabled Washington TO punish these
onenses, why should not the Districts Legislature
provide IL directly and unmistakably with the
needed law
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


COTTAGE ,AsD EIGHT LOTS FOR sALE AT
rtascns0le. Inquire H. l. CLARKE, NJ d. New Bed
w AsHISGToN AND GEORGETOWN GAssrooKs
' FRANK X. rELouzE, l4Ie F street.
mhlo-ct Telephone $3.50.
rs'lE ANTIQUARIAN BOOK STORE OF THE
L late DE- wilcox viii be sold at very reason ab.e
lace ana ie.Iis the bCsne-s requires hut
ros ,s Sale " re EsSs5 s aas a. .n
day 70 s ~, ,Ec estate For terms apply e .
EIO2 SALE CARPENTERS JoBBING SHOP
hs n Se,9 s, in the city ownsr sad
all e. Address CARPENTER star Office. nhl0-3t'
EoaNG 10 RETIRE. WANT TO SELL. LARGE
J and wei.-e tis shed commission business: best
i4 sa c,s osrss6 eass
HOE : N.E-UOMPLETE STOCK OF GROCERIES
aad atrs At most rers9a sr tsms' can have
Z oFFEI. 300 TO Any ONE WHO WILL OBJ
tie head OF the Civil ssr'ics rules. Il. N; y. s;ar
4 BRIG sToRE roR SALE, DUNG $4,000 AN
A nu.ly: best Of reasons for selling. Address H. -
siar eifire. mhs-ot'
II ruo,u Gr.oL. IN thoronrh repair Inquire OF r w.
CAILAeEAN. s:SI North Ca9itol ST. mhs-imo
TX Idos fIKE INSURANCE S STOCK BOUGHT AND
FRASn Ii. PELouzE.
mh9-6t liloF street Telephone $50.
CPIEADID OPPORTUNITIES ron INVESTMENT
Valuable lands and town lots only 81 per month
lots in the first town started originally sold for ESQ
aid ga now selling at $500 20 $500 few dol
lars invested nov vail assnrediy he worth in 3 or
years from 10 20 lines the amount paid. 200
lo.s and tracts ~olt; perfect TIE. Call for and
tuii information. SMITH a SlBBAlD,
f23-tn.s,t-lnis 6.e.j Il st.
INVESTORS SHOULD READ SPECIAL NOTICE"
krela;iye to the sale of 30 shares OF the Capital
stock of the Oriental Marie Co. The qusries have
been worked largely since 1870 hsye never cited
as tsan $4,000. and have paid as hgnas $4,000
per annum nil2-l "a
CuNkhNIENT AND DISTRICT BONDS.
NJ National kank, Street r. X, Ins, Gas, Electric
Lisht. Telephone and Miscellaneous Local Stocks
toD.ht ara sold on n,,l,SssSn: to loan.
IOUl CUNNINGHAM. COB 18th Il. nv. f25-lm
DART. rs SEEKING SAFE INNEs1MENTs IN
LEGAL securities will De fur sed full pariic ulars
Oh hpI,icxiion II our Office SUkLEY BkO1 HERS.
1919 + ST. flS-:,m
rs OLIAND a. THOMPSON,
HI Carpenters, builders and Superinteleents
Particular attention paid alterations aud repars.
Real Estate Brokers.
Insurance Placed, Loans anu investments made.
I'll 1913 q St nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-13
FOR RENT-STORES.

I,oR RENT-sToRE AND CELLAR. INQUIRE At
T. 800 Est re. mhlO-H.
lEOa RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING AT 1886
u 4th q. NV. containing ID rooms. with all mod
eii improvements. Inquire 1U:SS l4th ST. a1llOw'
II Store. li1G :52d st.. West Washington: a gO0d
cisrce for profitable business with small capital
f2i-.m x. 4. PHILLIPS, 1919 New York ave.