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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08

and Township Officers Guides
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and Warrant Books
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and Blank
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Kinds Made to order
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Bank Work a Specia.tJ
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Corporations, Eft
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and Blanks
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al Kinds Of
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for Farm AMI ity Property,
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for Attorneys
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and everything that Is
done IN q fIrst-claSs publishing
house Send for estimates on
any kind CT WORK
address al letters 70
RP. MURDOCH. Manager.
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Address al ietts-s 70
z ?. MURDOCH. Manager.

Wichita, Kansas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

In Pietsourg the line has been sharply drawn on
Sunday traffic A dealer who supposed that he
could safely supply his customers with ice cream
and cakes, as coming within the category OF food
has learned 10 his cost that such is not the case
They must be treated as luxuries pure and simple
says the magistrate who examined the case. This
raises very Interesting question as to the dis
unctioa between neceSsarieS and other forms OF
human aliment. Are griddle cakes, for instance.
70 be considered as legitimate element In the
composition OF a sunday breakfast or as a SUPER
nuo1s fancy dish? The male magistrate would
probably, without regard to consistency decide in
favor OF ouckwheat cakes with maple syrup as a
necessity. When the women set their rights this
unjust legal discrimination against ice cream Will
be reversed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

Although President Cleveland could not bring
himself 70 the point OF signing the river and har-
Der Dill with all It's Objectionable features he has
permitted it 70 become q law without his signa-
ture. An end must be put 10 the existing method
oi treating this whole subject. Important inter-
ests are Jeopardlzed every year by the uncertainty
whether, In the mind OF a conscientious President.
the good TO be accomplished will so lar overweiyh
the evil 70 be suffered as 10 induce him to sign
such bill What Is needed-and what must
come In spite Of every scheme 10 defeat its an
amendment 70 the Constitution authorizing the
President TO approve part without approving the
whole Of an appropriation bill Such an arrange
ment mas worked admirably In New York state.
where IL was put Into operation at the instance of
Governor Tilden-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
ODHTRIcr OF COLUMBIA, MAsHINGToS, August 10.
1855 sealed proposas will be received q this office
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ ON MONDAY. AUGUST
TWENTIETH. 1883 for constructing brick Police
nue. and st ne Blank forms OF proposals and sptci.
cations together with all other necessary in
ton, be obtained upon application therefor the
office Of the Inspector of Buildings OF tine District Of
Columbia and only bids upon these forms wall BE
sered The right reserved to reject and all bids
VIM b WEBB. SAMUEL T. WHEATLEY. CHAS
W. RAYMOND. Commissioners, d. c. aull-6t
CEALED PROPOSALS ETC. FOR FUEL FOR USE
- Of United States Senate. Bids will be opened
TUESDAY. AUGUST %. ct TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ,
At the once Of the Eergeant-zt-arms United states
senate. for one thousapd 900 tons best white ss
anthracite coal to be well screened free from all
impuritiea and delivered N such ggcniities and 4
stove coal one hundred lo0l cords be-. hickory wood
split to sixe: hundred (l00l cords Of the
best spruce pine wood. straight and clear. The coal
aud wood to be inspected weished measured szwed
aud stored in the vaults of the Senate wing OF tie
United states Capitol the expense of the contractor
The coal 70 b delivered In part cnc the balance a.
may be called for The wood be delivered and STORED
or before the 18th day Of November, lsss corded
ordered The riSRt 70 rs>scs any and AZ bids i re
Senate. au6-m4w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

Three newsboys in Chicago have been sent TO
prison at their own request, It is said, in order
that they may learn a trade. Possibly the dlsci-
pine In Illinois prisons differs from that In penal
Institutions farther east: but the great complaint
In this part OF the country Is that conycts do not
learn trade by the sort OF labor they are required
70 do They are usually set to work at a single
task as In the shoe shops the cutting out OF heel
taps or the hammering on OF soles, and that is ali
the experience they get. When they leave prison.
therefore, they are as m-prepared as ever 70 take
hold OF any skilled labor. But, even supposiny
that In Illinois this thing Is managed on a differ.
ent principle. what a commentary IL Is on the ap-
prentice system IN this country that three lads In
q great city are obliged 10 ask for their own dis
grace In order TO get chance TO prepare them
selves for earning an honest hving
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

DRoPosALs FOR FuREINHINo CAST IRON
vALvEs-os.,cE o. IN. Go1nms1oxxsA D: G..
ssls VIII Be recsiyed q this olncs untu TWELVE
O'CLOCK. -. ON sATURDAY. AyoUsT EIGHT-
Special cestngs and Valves. For spscncatops blans
which blds must = made snd al Other information
;Sa4ais4rf re e IF; x 8 Sfs wss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

The yoggins raft has accomplished all that was
expecfed OF L. This shows that one failure does
not mean ruin II man Is brave enough TO refuse
20 afmit that ne Is defeated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

General Boulsnger has had the good fortune to
be shot at Whether he paid the assassin in adj
vance Is not known, but the cable dispatches
about the affair give it the air OF having been con-
Quoted In good faith The general always was
lucky fellow, and, II he Is clever enough to give
this adventure the right turn, It may restore him
70 something IKE his old place In popular favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

Judge Walter Cummings, or Wilmington, Del.
who Is accused OF having made away with trust
funds, &C., reaching beyond half million dollars,
was victim OF the mania for stock gambling.
Charles Johnes, or New York city, who made a
good deal OF money by quick turns and bold VEN
lures In Wall street, has gone a retreat for the
insane, his brain having given way under the con-
slant excitement Failure and success In stock
speculation are both attended with perils that
cannot De carelessly dismissed. In stock gambling
the alwaySfortunate man is the broker who buys
and sells for his customers and Is content with his
commissions; while a happier man than any OF
the lot is he who, not anxious TO get rich In a
night, sticks TO legitimate business and takes
things as they come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

WALKER SONS 2o4 10TH STREET n. w.
81 xskssfoe. Faper, Fire Brick and Clay,
Lime. Ccments Charcoal. Pitch.
fx26 keits. Pulp. kc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

IroR RENT-6o9 ST. NV, l5R, $40; 6O9 BID
i stnw; lors sos; Gil Sd st NV; l0r- s55: as
81: NV, l0r-, 500; 10 st. NV, Tor. s35: l307
10Th St NV, Sr $50 80 9TH ST NV. and 3r-
$50: 902 S. Sr, s35. 627 I'd st. H. W, Tor, 1888
st NV, ar, $50 6s L ST. n W. s22 so. 9i2 4
IL W. ar; frame. si2; rear Sla y ST. or, $40;
81. CHARLES W. HANDY, heal Estate Broker.
sull-4t 92l 81. NV.
1roR RENT-HANDsOME 7-RooM HOUSE, 3
IL bay windows. corner 9th and z SITS. n. ". Inquire
l24S eth st. aull -.Hs
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1908 and zoos @ 81 n.

STORES OFFICES e.
Store e33 81 strSdwg. 2249 12th e.
rent per year. 81 800 a. ~ sr.........- $40
1850 Pa av- Rear store % 10 Market space. r.
Store and cellar 2l26 and 8 ................. 30
l4th 1t. n.w...... b 80 sOs Ia ave hazeneIlt 40
Store and lr. 525 l0th store aud Dwelling ~
81 n. W. Canal II So. 20
Store and dwelling 1908 Room 10 ia Ngth = 20
n 1T. ne Ors .......... - 4Ol IA st ID ar.
500 d IT, n ". tshopl...l5
Tie above i.ouly a portion Of the property On my
books. For full last cali ut ooe for bulletin Issue. %
the LIST aud 18th. Iaulol 1HOS n. MA0GAMAN.
Jrok RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
- 2lO3 ST n; ". lor - 9 d'rs Union Nv. or SIS
200 81 n. W.. 80 digs Union Pr. 5r.s-
III at nw sr 81 90 one roons so5 STA st-25
$40 Nj st. nv. sr. - Barber shoI. cur. lJlb
1908 81 NV sr.....3OI aud 4 nv.
sOe D. ave. sc. Sr.. 70 - -
1lLER 4 RUTHFRFORn
su1-0t 1907 st ~.
I.oR RENr-FURNIsHED DWELLING, iOO5
II East Capitol St. ~ s2S.
THOS ID. BOND,
aus-lS' l25 feunsylvaniA ave
I.Ok PENTHOUSE No. 10 MAssACHU-I Is
u ave. y rouInss NV modern improvement
$3.50. AlIly ~ ". Z. JOHNSON. Gls 18Th IT NC.
au6-lm
V,oR EENT-THREE HANDSOME MN HOUSES.
II lJ2s, 1880. aud 1872 9th ST. "a. ". ali miadern
lnproN and cunyenieBoes. each 10 aud
bath, Q desirable nsghborhoOd. Inquire Of o'vner
FRANK a BROWNING. 4lo 9TH 81. NV. aus Pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

NIGHT SHIRTS.
OUR "JUvENs"
Made from cotton same weight as wamsutta;
pocket. cuffs. and collars attached; all button
holes handmade; rood night buttons, all seams
doubls-fslisd. extra length. Boys sizes IL.
I'm. Is 13H and IA. only Soc each Mems
sizes IA to IN In. only Soc each.
OUR KEoKUK."
Cloth same weight as wamsutta. only
four counts ooarser; pockets, collars. and CUTS
attached: all button-holes handmade; colored
piping down each side Of the front plat, also
around the collars. onfYs, and pockets; cut
lsnethwise Of cloth. made full width and extra
long; all seams double felled; linen gussets.
Sizes IA to TN. only SOC. each.
"OUR IMPERIAL"
Made from same weight a. wamsutta, only
four picks coarser. trimmed with Cash,s trim
mings; collars. cufka and pockets attached:
seams doubls-fsllsd. mads lensthwiss Of cloth:
full width and extra long; linen gusssts, made
with yoke full In back Sizes II to l7k, only
TIC. each. Same shirt without eolorsd trim.
mings. 76c. each.
OUR -EURxxA"
Made Of wsmsutta cotton; COLLAR. culRs, and
pockets attached; al button-holss hand.msde;
seams doubae-fslled, made lengthW1se Of the
cloth: fun wids and extra long: linen eusssts,
double stitched throughout made with yoke.
full In the back; collars. cuffs. and pockets
trimmed With fancy coaorsd embroidery. sl,o
two rows down the froat sisss II to Ia only
o1.oo
WOODWARD I LoxzRoP.
snlS cornss nth and = 4. nv.
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Isoiemnly swear that the above is a true and
correct statement OF the circulation Of TEE EVEN
ING STAR Tor the period stated.
F.B. MOVES
Treasurer Evening Stsr Newspaper co.
sworn TO and subscribed before me this thir-
tenth day OF August, A. d. 1855.
JOHN T. c. CLARK,
Notary Public
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WANTED--BOARD.

WANTED-BOARDI IN THE COUNTRY FOR TWO
w married ladies'; separate rooms; near Washing
ton where there other boarders preferred Ad-
dress lowest terms. PROMPT PAY, Star office. It.
NNANTED-AT PLEASANTLY LOCATED HOUSE.
w station, board for two ladies' other board
Address ROARD care Braces Drug Store,
Georgetown. d. G. au11-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

CHATELA1NE BAGS
Are becoming quite popular A splendid line, at low
prices. just received.
Real Morocco Leather. Chamos lined. Oxydized
White Metal Mountirgs. Only $500.
The Same Bag with the exception Of Real Seal
Leather dEstead Of Morocco). $3.50.
The same Bag, made Of silk Velvet Only $500.
Extra large siIe with elaborate mounting, silk
Velvet, $1,000.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
We close at O'Clock.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

WANTED-AT DICKS AGENCY. WOMEN oooKs
w S10 to $40: chambermsids, Mattresses nurseA
mem and hotel Ssip for resort. els SsS aaiset
WANTEp-AT HEADQUARTERS : POSITIONS
w for Cooks chambermaids Waitress LAundress
butiers sAMT A OOoMBs. 92o I Sc nv. aul36t'
WANTED YOUNG ENGLISH COUPLE NO
OF Address Ana
Star office. lt'
WANTED-BY CoLoRED BOY FROM THE
country .sed eighteen place TO work Tor doctor
full AROUND house. Address ]. TiLAAN, Benninss
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER. DE-
in or near city in september Music speciality in
sasss and fssuirea state salary. TKAcHER Ca
WANTED-BY CoLORED GIRL. A PLACE AS
Court samsep q so,S .ns Gi At
WANrED-BY EXPERIENCED CoLoRED MAN
w situation hostler. goodman. or driver; OBJ
lection to working short distance Of city; fur
s sesh good reference Address Box g. . si:s
WANTED-BY A LITTLE WHITE GIRL SIT
stat asti Ss as nurse to child out of arms hddSess
WANTED-sITUATIoN BY A SETTLED GER
.sb man woman for general work in small family no
x,s sU0f St Tor
WANTEp : SITUATIONS FOR WHITE AND
w colored chsmbermaids. nurses, cooks, kitchen
cities. country and resorta +. NJ BUkNHAM. $50 and
632 St NV. aul Let
WANTED-A LADY DESIRES A SITUATION AS
w ladys companion, housekeeper or maid: she
speaks French Gernsn some Italian and English. In
Quire at 906 st n. W., store. aul1-3ts
WANTED - BY RESPECTABLE COLoRED
w man, place as hostler or porter in store, with
best reference Call at 1913 14th st NV WILLIAM
BROCK. sul1-2ts
WANTED - BY A QUIET COLORED YOUTH.
w eighteen old place waiter to drive for
doctor, or porter in . store; best city references.
1l44 2lstst. n W.. aulO-3t'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG CoLoRED NAN. A
w place as Driver Porter in store will make
himself generally useful. 200 ST. NV. au10-3ts
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EOR RENT

VNOR RENT
Il 466 X st. NV, 6r, brick, water. etc .... $40
49, ID It. s.w.. Or. b.. water. etc. l6 81
l26 Tennessee ave. ne, IT, m. i............l0b0
1868 ST. sw. or b. and store d
2l3 Willow Tree Court sw, Ar b., water.......... -
324 Pleasant Alley Ar brick. %
Apply to JNO +. CULLINANE.
au1l-3t l4g3L Il NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13
The Star ONT of Ta,xn.

PERSONS leaving the city for any length OF time
;aa nave The STAR mailed regularly to any address
and Tor any period they may desire.
AA orders for The paper by mail must be
accompanied oy the noney,-at the rate OF fifteen
cents week, or nfty cents per month, unless
seat TO foreign country. when the price, includ-
ing postage, Is so cents per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

EOR RENT
Il 34o-34s Est.s.w-, mod
imp ................S22.ot
400 18th Sc, 5r.....s.ol
Cos 9th 5. W. .Sr..mi.......
1l0G ST, sw.. Or. .m-l.2l3O
1920 .th sw.. Or. wSz L.
45S q s.w.. 6r.. w'r. 1873
las ii Sc, or, w'r ......lt
3l6 Sd n-e.6r-. wSg.lo.3C
sul1-3ts G. II. PARK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

loOs oth st. .....SA 80 hr l.lO - sc. or Ia
N3-2m swoRMsTEDT BRADLEY. 925 Paw
I,oR RENT-HoUSE ISIS l5rH ST NJ
II rooms anl hath room: modern Improvement In
CURE Al 80 4th st NV. alter O'Clock alO-3t'
I'OR RtNT-A N Room HOUSE WITH All
IL modern improvements. 1919 sh Il. "a ". owner
would ske room aud board IN part pay ment Of reut
nul0-3ts
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VNOR kENT-
Brick 81 9th st ". IL rooms.
Brick l01 st nv rooms. %
Brick liz ST. NV. IL rooms 90
br1ck 6l0 9th 81 NV. -
BRICK - ~ 9th st. NV. IL ~
Brick l26 st. NV. rooms. 3s
BRICK Alb j. ave. NV 10 roolns 20
New BRICK 653 b. c. Sc, rooms. -
Brick Is l6 Nolumbia st. b rooms .............. 25
Brick .O7 :3tL sr xv rooms ........-........ rs
br1ck 80 I'd St ne, 10 rooms -
BRICK 2225 7th-st road rooms. 20
New bricks on Nd ave-. near 18th D. ne, rooms
New brick 734 10Th ST. se- y
Brick 1877 Valley rooms 10
Brick 6U:j 10Th q a. rooms. --......-...... II
Brick 2O16 Gree0e Court rooms- IL
ALBEhT r. FOX.
au11-6t go h 1T n ".
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ErOR 8ALE-LOTS AND VILLA SITES At ROSS
lynn, the grsndest Of III Washingtonp suburbs for
ss & Y E M Tsis esss as =. sns 20 s.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

ISOR SALE-FIFTEEN ACRES FOR sUBDIvIs-
I sion st Tenieytown. the terminus Of the newly:
Rockville turnpikes; ESQ Per acre 7. H syPaRRD
8 Co. l32l u q. AulQ-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

COS 9Th II. wv, Gr.,m.Lf5
331Dst. sw.. sr. mi. ID 80
ss4 Is 81. . W, Dr.. W.T.. ..,.e
1871 e s.w.. Or. b.r.20.5O
l252 A. sw.. 0r....lO.5O
45y \ s~.. Or , mi. 20. 80
lS9 l. Il. sw.. 5r..........s
~ 4 sw. storerOom. 4 ,
2Oy Cav. Dr., W.T.. 1925
La II ST.. Or, VIII 10
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WANTED--ROOMS

WANTED -GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITH
w babe. desire Room and Board State terms. 8.
A. E., Star office It,
XNANTED-BY WIDOW LADY. ROOM AND
w Board. with home comforts, III private family.
Terms must be moderate. Address Smithfield." Star
office. au11-3ts
WANTED-COOL ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UN-
w furnished Persons having them for rent should
call and us; have many Is for them. ROOM
RENTING AGENCY. 612 9th st NV. au11-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13

INoR RENT = 606 18TH ST. \. W. 10 ROOMS
BEALI- BROWN co,
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FOR RENT-FLATS

IrOR RENT-WEST END FLATS, 1920 K NEAR
IL new Signal Ofica. rooms and range $50: rooms,
$l5; rooms with pantry, $40. all have sinks, bath.
coal closets, gas meter au9-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-13
FOR RENT-STORES.

EOR RENT - STORE AND DWELLING (NEw
Il building), 637 Pa ave. very desirable loca-
ton for clothing shoes, or confectionery.
iy30-1m SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY, 927 + St
INoR RENT-STORE. CELLAR AND ONE ROOM.
u in rear 1924 9Th St NV. Apply to W. c. JOHN
SON. us 18th st. Y23- I'm
IrOR RENT-NEw STORE AND DWELLING l229
IL st. n. W. Handsome plate-glass windows mod
improvements and excellent location tor renting
rooms. jee2-3m
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EoR RENT

EOR RENT
Il 20l6 y n.w.l4r. 81
60l 4 st. n. W.. l5r...l,
BIZ Z st. u. W., 20r. III
GA 18th St NV. 12r. IL
16.30 l4th st. NV. lJr. II
800 h st. NV, l3r.....,
l12l l4th st. n.w.14r. =
l:s24 l4th stn.w..l0r. Z
1903 II st. NV. l0r. 49,,
2sl Sd 81. NV. l1r.....t
6lO Il 81. n. w, Tor.
sol 18th st. NV. 1lr. 4
1928 h st. NV, llr.... 4
2el Z Cap. ST.. llr. ~.
1908 Sth st. NV, Sr. ...!
1I4l L st. NV. Tor. -.
1929 18Th 81. NV, Or. ..
Ills Cor. St. 9r.....47..
1886 Corcoran St, Tor. !
2l02 Ii st. NV. Sr.
1884 Pierce Place. Or. 4
BOB 4 ST. NV. or-.....-.-
1904 L st. NV. 9r......-
407 ID st. n. 7r......4
1914 wallach Pl., Or. 81. :.
93l y ST. II. W., Or. By. !
1875 18th NV, Sr. 81
454 II St II. w. Sr. .35. j
2u1l H. h WAT
EOR RENT-936 = ST
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Il :}:}3 spuce lie p. s25 1855 A7s C. ave s2T so
3452 81, "a 5O,.s9 AZ Fenton Place IL So
aull-6t' l. 3. fRISToE, $40 St NV
lroR RENT-622 ST. Sc. 9 ROOMS. NJ $40
I LIS ST. s-e rooms, l.. stable. q
liz St Sc. rooms. %
aull-3t' EDWIN ID. JONES, 4o9 b ST Sc. .
I,OR RENT-609 ST. Sc. 9 ROOMS AND
Il stable, modern Improvements. splendid mel rhbor-
hood. S10.31. EDWIN ID. JONES
aull-2t' 400 Il ST Sc
I,oR RENT - HANDSOMELY PAPERED AND
II very complete house. HOY ST. nv; rooms:
a f0or; bath, large cellar. wash furnace
&C $50. ALBERT D. FOX.
aull-3t $40 ST. NV
EoR RENT.BRICK: GIG 9Th ST. NV: s ROOMS.
I bath, &C: S4o. Brick, lol3 9th st n W. % rooms
bath. 81 &40. Brick. 1916 Columbia ST; rooms
BATH cellar, &C.; s25. All Of the above houses are
beng repzpered ALBERT u. FOX
auil-3t 900 n ct. NV
I,oR RENT-419 MO. AVE n. W.; TEN-RooM
I brick; all mod imp. Apply 425 II St NV, or 477
Mo nv
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l4l0 I st. n. w. t,r.s2O.3O
1880 4 ST. n. W.. Or ..20.30
l421 llth NV. .0r. .2O.3O
PIP Z ave, 0r.....lS.33
24lO tn st. NV Or. 10 90
scott ay. n W. sta. & Or. 1900
2223 Cleye d av. Or. .l4.g0
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au4 1924
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-04
A PRICE ON HIS HEAD.
Democrats Offer a Reward for the Cap
sure Of Maloderous Dudley.
SWEET CAMPAIGN MUSIC.
Bribery Is a Crime, and the Boss
Briber Will Be Prose-
cuted.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 3.-To-
night Chairman Jewett, of the Demo-
cratic state central committee, received
the following dispatch:
New York, Nov. $40 Hon. C. L. Jewett:
A number of citizens of New York, at pri-
vate meeting held here last night, moved by
the Dudley letter, resolved to place at the
disposal of your committee the sum of S2O,-
co for the vigorous prosecution OF every
man in Indiana who would practice Dudley
methods. CALVIN S. BRICE.''
Upon receipt of this telegram. Mr..
Jewett directed the Sentinel to insert
the following offer of reward:
"As the agent of the gentlemen referred to
in the above dispatch, will pay the follow
rewards: Five thousand dollars for the
arrest and conviction of William W..
Dudley upon the charge of attempting to
bribe, conspi1ing to bribe. orinducing others
to bribe voters In Indiana at the November
election, 1883. One thousand dollars each
for the arrest and conviction of any number
of persons, not exceeding five, who, in ac-
cordance with the plan set forth
in the letter Of William W. Dudley,
dated Oct. "a, 1883, have conspired
or confederated to bribe the voters at the
November election, 1888. One hundred
dollars each for any number of persons not
exceeding 100, who in accordance with the
plans set forth in said letter of William W..
Dudley shall bribe or attempt to bribe voters
at the November election, 1883.
G. T., JEWETT