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ADMINISTRATIONS.

WANIED-BY YOUNG LADY POSITION AS
isss Ps or sdsrss. MISS Hiss' p' % iiSs Z.
WANTED-BYA RESPECTABLE coLoRkD GIRL
en,es. Apply At 43& st nv IL
WANTED-DICk's AGENCY HAS FIRST CLASS
,esms,rs G n@rs n, wa.,rsssss snn s sss
and boys, with city rrferences 6i3 Ttn .tnv m2o4'
WAhTED-A POSITION AS TYPEWRITER
Address W. J.. Star offioe. mh2o-3t'
WANTEp.BY REFINED LADY. POSITION
any po.itipn SSmEsnsn smsnse as,
ences Miss c. G, Star Office. mhsO-oa
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN POSITION AS
s,,r f B@Snkeerer' best Of references. Address NJ
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
w for Cooks ChambennAids, Waitress. lAundress
Butlen sAML A CooMBs 90 + 81 ". mhso-St;
WANTED.A SITUATION AS COOK. TO DO
who sopa % q s
NJ st sw. lts
WANTED-A POSITION BY aENTEEI AND
erness Of asss Is mra sSmrson e sos
trnye, her. or abroad Address n p, Star ONCE.
WANTED : SITUATION BY Young CoLoHEp
are.s Mn ia a. 5ni,er or ooAchman sood habits Ad
WANTED-BY An HONEST AND INDUSTRIOUS
w coiored boy situation in store Office
ida.on a. errapd or delivery boy city reerences
WANTED-PoSIT1oN NTH PENSION At
w iorney in need of an intelligent clerk several
years experlence: can take change of work II desired
Address "CLERk" star ofioe. mhIu.3ts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COOKS MAIDS
w nurses, waiters scullions drivers coachnlsYa
farm hands dairyinen; &c. This and other cities u
NJ. BURNHAM. 630-632 st. n. W. NH. -f,ts
WANTED..To BoARDING-HoUsE PRopRIr
w tors and heads OF families-A limited humber of
students at Howard University want TO earn their
meals by waiting ON tables Address HOWARD UNI
NERSiTY. City. mhl1M
WANTED--BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WHITE
w girl, situation IN good family as chamber
maid and waitress childs hest city refer
ences. Inquire at 2013 l4th ST. mhi.-:H.
WANTED-Bf A YOUNG LADY. A PLACE IN A
w nrstciaSs family 10 do dressmaking and Plain
ing: Catholic family preferred permanent home
desired; best references Address g. b A. Star once
mhlO-l2t'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR ALL KINDS OF
w help; free TO employers reference guaranteed 70
I've genuine. STEVENS EMP LOYMENT AND ROOM.
RENTING BUREAU, III 9Th NV. till pm
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The interesting canvass made by the Philadel-
phla Times In nve states 10 ascertain the prefer
ences OF republicans for presidential candidate,
brings out some facts which few ordinary political
observers would have suspected 70 exist. In New
York state, for example, Chauncey N. Depew and
James G.. Blaine, IN spite of his positive with
drawai are far In advance OF all other candidates
having between them $50 votes out OF possible
LEO. Depew leads Blaine by about twenty per
cent very many adherents of the latter viewing him
as voluntarily out OF the race and throwing their
votes for other men Lincoln stands ahead OF
Allison, Gen Sheridan gets as many votes as
Roscoe Conkling, and Judge Gresham no more than
Gov. Foraker.
In Pennsylvania Blaine naturally eclipses every
one; but, Wien he is out OF the way, Lincoln leads
sherman BY about forty per cent: Hawley comes
next with less than half Sherman's vote, and
Depew, Harrison, and Gresham follow, with each
about half OF Hawleys
In Ohio everybody Is loyal to Sherman as the
states first candidate; for second choice Foraker
springs promptly to the front, with Lincoln close
second Harrison and Hawley. the former with
twice the latters vote, come next; while NTH on
the list stands the name Of Blaine, the Buckeye
republicans having generally accepted the Flor
ence letter OF declination as final
In Indiana, which, like New York, IL political
fighting ground Harrison seems TO be overwhelm-
insiy the favorte having SOS votes out OF a total
Of ,252 or a considerable majority over all. sher-
man has somewhat more than half OF what re-
mains, and Gresham has about half OF Sherman's
vote, while Blaine, doubtless for the same reason
a. In Ohio, comes In well down the list.
In Minnesota Lincoln leads with 4Ol votes out
OF esS2, and Gresham follows with 21l, while Sher-
man and Allison have III and lO3, respectively
Here again. the Blaine letter Is evidently accepted
al Its fun face value, its author getting scarcely
more than 10 per cent OF Lincolns vote. It Is
worth noting that the Conkling boomlet Is not
dead, as the ex-senator figures more or less con-
spicuously among the candidates favored on sec
ond choice; and Lucius Fairchild gets two votes
IN 1ve states, one IN Indiana and one In Mnne-
sofa, while General Tuttle Is still unheard from.
The strength OF Depew In New York, In which
strong candidate unite all factions Is essential
TO republican success, and, on the other hand his
weakness In the West, are notable features Of the
Times statisticS
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LAnrrr SWISS RrBsrn Vrsrs.

LAprrg SWISS RrBBzD Vxsrs.
In laying In our spring and summer stock Of
GAUGE, Balbeigsan. Lisle Thread and SILK Vests,
we have made prominent feature Of the
SWISS RIBBED MAKE
ON account Of the REGULARITY Of the wesve.
thsir close perfect hitting tendency. their ex.
treme durability and cheapnsas. cousderine
their oualitt. We quote;
LADIES SWISS RIBBED COTTON VESTS,
Low nsck and no Aesves.
ONLY 26c. EACH.
LADIRg SwIso-RIBBED FINE 0AUzB VESTS;
Colon: pink, light blue and white; low neck
and NO sleeves: neck finished with ribbon for
tightsoing; . bargain;
ONLY SOC EACH
FANCY BALD1I00AN SWISS RIBDED VESTS;
Colon: Light blue. pink. lavender. lemon and
vhite: low neck and no sleeves;
ONLY 75c. EACH.
IIsLH-THRIAD swIss-RIBBED VESTS;
Colon; Watsrmslon. lemon, p8nk, nght hlue
ana White; Low nssk md no slssvss; silk ribbon
ONLY 87Hc. EACH
IADfxg swfos-RIBBRD SILK VESTS:
Colon: Haack. lavsndsr ysllov. pink, cardinal.
cream and white:
ONLY sl.25 EACH
This n N extraordinary valuA
Grirst Aoor: opposite stlk Dspt,
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
mheo Cor. 1lth and = sts. NV.
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M1ssEs SpRrse-wrreHr JACKETS.
We are in receipt of an elegant line of
MISSES JACKETS FOR SPRING
in On attractive variety Of neat checks. stripes,
and fancy mixtures, in light effects, with and
without hoods, for misses from IL to 10 years
Of age Rricss -, o., e7.5O. $40, els and S16
each.
Handsomest and larsest Wrap Department in
the city.
Third foor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor IL tn and sts. NV.
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decision BY the Supreme Court In favor OF the
Bel Telephone Company Is naturally pleasant
news for the stockholders OF that CORPORATION; but
such division Of the court as occurred yesterday
Is not wholly discouraging to the interests ranged
on the other side, which manage to extract from
the situation few grains OF comfort. OF the nine
justices constituting the court Justice Gray alb
stained from considerations OF propriety, from
taking part In either the hearing or the decision;
Justice Lamar withheld his judgment because he
was not on the bench when the case was heard
the chief justice and three associates decided In
favor OF the Bell Company, and the remaining
three justices dissented It was. therefore, close
contest and a narrow victory. which might be re-
yersed In effect on a rehearing or on an argument
Of other appeals involving kindred questions but
supported By stronger evidence.
The Government case, which will probably be
set for an early hearing now that the other cases
are out OF the way, has been carefully worked I'D
by able lawyers, some OF whom profess TO be will
ing 10 stake their professional regulations ON the
result, and are not dismayed by the recent deci.
SION such extreme confidence may be ill-founded
for hope springs eternal IN the legal breast; but
the expression OF it suggests that there may be
something more conclusive In the facts yet to be
to the supreme Court than those OF record
In the decided cases. AT the hearing eight justices
are expected 10 Sit -Four OF them are committed
by yesterdays decision TO the support OF Prot
Bells claim unless some extra strong reasons are
adduced for diSallowtng II Three are committed
10 the other side unless the Government case is
weaker than any heretofore brought before the
court Justice Lamar Is acquainted with the merits
OF the Government Case and Is accounted among
those VINO, unless IL has lost force In some mys-
ferrous manner since he quilted the Cabinet, will
vote 70 uphold IL II this Is So the court is prac-
tically tied at the outset. Everything then de-
ponds upon the ability OF the Government 10 make
50 excellent a presentation Of Its position as TO
win over one OF the justices from yesterdays ma
Jority. II that can be done. the field viii be open
10 all the geniuses who have invented speaking
telephones differing essentially rroh that TO
whose origin Professor Bell lays an undisputed
claim
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,leoys. southern exposure: also nicely furnished
inhso.3t. "'''' meat anu sAs 'ef'N' "''e'''e
IL $40 Ct. n, w. furnished rooms with board con-
n yenisnt 70 depo's and departments. MRS AN
Tor RENT-APRIL 4. ls3. THOMAS CIRCLE.
Il two large rooms with board mh2o-3t'
EoR RENT.FINE LARGE wELLFURNIsHED
St NV. lts
EoR RENT-LARaE AIRY AND NEWLY FUR
=, nishsd rooms with board transiepts .ccomoaated
rate. ish ST table board
IyoR RENT-FURNIsHED AND UNFURNIsHED
II rooms first and second noor. suitable for light
housekeeping if desired rent reasonable. Apply "
ST. NV. mhiq-3ts
EoR RENT-TO CATERER, DINING ROOM AND
rent taken out in board. mhlg-3ts
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS on FIRST
Il floor. at go 9th ST. opp. Patent ONCE mhls-3t'
SoR RENT-RooMs. WITH BOARD. lOle MAS
dry cars pass the door good table rates satisfactory
snSlr and communicating rooms; reduced rates for
lrOR RENT-I326 l4TH ST Nw-A NICELY
furnished front Room for couple; table board OPP
posite; references given and required mhls-a'
1coR RENT-APRIL lsT. FURNISHED OR UNrUR-
II nished. two communicating third-story rooms
thrse windows in each room; closets aud freplaces
MI D. rented singly or together also. hall bed room
NOR RENT-l4l4 nth ST. n. W., TWO BEAU
= ufni and convenient second-story unfurnished
gas; bath adjoining; terms reasonable. mhl7-3t.
I'UR RENT-PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM s.
IL en- suite single with table board; references er
changed. Apply AT 13.,2 l. ST. NV. nhl.-3t
lr0R RENT-FoUR ROOMS ON THIRD FLOOR
4 in house 626 4 st. NV. Apply first room second
floor. mhl1-3ts
ISoR RENT-S16 18th ST. NV. HANDSOMELY
Il furnished suite OF rooms: second floor: with or
without board; opposite Chsmberin's mhl7-6t
NOR REMITTANCE. FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
i nished. single or SUITE bath. &C.. in elegant
house near Franklin Park good board next door also
stable tor four horses Address Box 49, Star Office.
mhl1-3t.
NOR RENT-ON THIRD FLOOR. TWO NEWLY
Il furnished Rooms. and hath floor, private
family; southern exposure. l341 st-nw. mil 7-3ts
I,OR RENT-ROoN AT 1905 1 ST. NV, ANUN
u furnished nat I'd floor ; roonls and bath; also Sd
noor and bath, new house, all modern improvements
caterer IN house. Suitable for senator or Member.
mhl1-Sts =.
L'0R RENT-ll0S NEW YORK AVE. n W.. ONE
furnished trout Room third floor; also, small hail
room. with board; moderate price: references ex-
changed. fs2-4ws
IroR RENT-TwO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
Il with board. 1416 ST. NV. mhlj- lms
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The cooks Of America, In solid array armed with
carving knives and skillets, demand their r,ghts
The cause OF this perturbation and Indignation is
the announcement that Mr. Vanderbilt proposes
10 import $4,000 ''chef." fellow OF infinite
fancy, upon whom and In whose dishes
are no flies The native cooks demand to know
II the law against the Importation OF con-
tract labor, which can shut out an Eng
hsh clergyman under contract TO perform
services In New York, fails 10 apply TO Wander
bits ''chef- OF the lofty Imagination and they
evtnce disposition, answered In the Affirmative
TO pronounce our bOasted civilization a failure
our system OF protection against foreign competi-
ton snare and delusion, and our discriminating
law against the importation OF contract labor an
injurious fraud The American party should right
this grievance at once. The favor OF the cook Is
proSerbially valuable and his or her influence is
not 10 be ignored.
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Mr. Walker Blaines letter TO the New York T,f.
bune, reviewing the work Of the late fisheries CON-
mission and attacking the treaty ON the ground
that II comedies too much and secures too little IA
noteworthy not alone for the matter 1. contains
but for the source from which II emanatesl A son
OF the most powerful man In public life In New
England. and brought up amid the associations OF
mat nesion, whatever Mr.. Blaine might have to
say about the people and the Industries OF the
northeast coast would secure a respectful hear
ing; and his settlement In the West, where there
Is little spontaneous sympathy with the interests
or New England. gives him an attentive audienc e
that could hardly be as well reached BY any,
thing that Mr.. Woodbury. or Mr.. SpofYord might
put forth In the same cause
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
rVo INVESTORS IN REAL ESTATE
have several beautifully locsted pieces Of property
suitable tor subdivision near the city er-
tended rang1ng from 20 TO 800 scrrs which oder az
Psrtes vishins 70 invest viii DO well 70 call ON M.
before CONCLUDING their purchases.
have 30 acres which hae LOGO feet FRONTAGE ON the
District line price only 10000 also 200 acres near
For he ready money have several positive bsrxips
d 1ANl<Oh SUIT
CPLESDrD OPPORTUNITIES ron INVESTMENT
Valuable lands and town lots only a. mar mo,,h.
lots in the town started orieinaiiy sold for 40
and ga selling st $500 20 el,50o A few doi.
lars invested now VIII assuredly BE- worth in 4 or
years from 10 20 20 times the p~id over 700
lots md tracts sold perfect tits. Cali for mare -
f,Il in e 40. SMITH sJBbALD.
f23-th.aClm. 62s ST. me-.
uCok sALE--A VERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
residence Nth all neces~sry outbudnss in an sn-
proving neigbborbood near street carr lot consipa
about &c; 600 square feet. A. 4 fLozckHER.
mhlo-lms 81 Cloud Building,
G,oR sALE-sUBURBAN LoTs-AT BARGAIN
Il Sherman ave-. extension Of 10th 81. NV. small
cash payments; msss be sold Room "a Corcorza
1oiidins. calm.
EoR sALK-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
~ Mount Peasant nne Lots 81 IS cents per foot
Meridian HILL hDe Loes st 20 eta per foot
Columbia College 0roundn nne Lott al 90 cts ~ a.
tor particularly apply 70
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LADIES EASTER HosrERY.
We have secured. especially for the fine trade
SUPERB LINE
OF
. LADIES' SILK HOSIERY.
IN the newest spring shades. and by virtue of
tudicfous selections ere enabled to offer
tremely good values
bpun-Silk Hosiery, REINFORCED heel and toe.
IN gold, pink. lavender, black. sapphire, Nile,
straw, cherry, cardinal, light blue; two shades
OF ieather-bronze,
ONLY ellis PER PAIR.
This quality ia commonly sold at S2.25, and
isl special bargain.
Pure SIX Hosiery, with entire double sole. in
gobelin, oxblood. straw. salmon, sky blue, lilac
lemon. scarlet. and perle.
ONLY s250 PER PAIR
Usually sold at 81.
SPECIAL-superAne Pure Silk Hosiery,
heavy REINFORCED heel and toe. silk clicked, in
delicate shades Of rose pink, light blue, French
blue. bronze. gold. cardinal, lavender. white.
cream aud black. We have heretofore been
obliged to ask $3.50 for this quality.
ONLY $3.50 PER PAIR.
We also call attention to our
ELEGANT LINE
SPRING LIsLE-THREAD HOSIERY,
in the most extensive and attractive variety Of
plain light shades. faucfful stripes. aud effect
lively striking combinations and designa Prices,
75c., S1.OO $1.25 and S1.5O per pair.
SPECIAL-Iadies Black Fine Grade Lisle-
Thread Hosiery, with lace ankles. Only 8l.o5
per pair.
WOODWARD LoTHRoP,
Cor 18th and F SITS. NV
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WANTED--ROOMS

NNANTED-ROOM AND BOARD, IN NORTHWEST
w section. by a young man i'll oifce. with family
who members of Calvary Baptist church Address
DEWITT, Star Office. mh20-2t'
VNANTED-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM; WITH
w without board: references exchangedor single
gentleman. Address SINGLE, Star ONCE. mh2O-2r
XNANTED-TO RENT RoOMS-THREE UNFUR-
w nished: state terms Address o. g, Star office. 1t
HXYANTED-TwO OR THREE UNFINISHED
w rooms for light housekeeping by man and wife;
ences exchanged. Address with terms which must be
moderate, H. W., star Office. mhl1-3t
XNANTED BY THREE GENTLEMEN THREE
w comfortably furnished communicative rooms.
one may he hall ROOM without board price not to
exceed SD must be desirable and in n.w references.
Y Y. Z. Star Office. mh11-3t'
NVANTED-BY APRIL l. DESIRABLE ROOMS.
w furnished and unfinished, for good permanent
PARTIES persons having them rent should at
once ROOM RENTING AGENCY, 612 9th ST. II.
mhlG-3ts
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FOR RENT STORES

ENOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE. 1902
14th St 20xS0 feet concrete eel ar size nine
dwelling above: large brick stable T.. G.
CUTTER 1423 + St NV. mil -tu,thSs Inn
IrOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING AT 1895
II 14th ST. NV. containing Is ruoms, with all mod
ern improvements. Inquire 1855 l4th st. al1-l2w'
lrOR RENT-AN OLD ESTABLISHED FEED
IL Store; 14lG ed St. West Washington; a good
chance for profitable business with a small capital
$l2 30 per mo. X. a. PHILLIPS, 1919 n. Y. ave
Film
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

1S0R RENT-Two HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
II Zone front and one back rooms with frsi-clas
board to gentlemen gentleman and wife references
exchanged; All 9th st. NV. mh20-3ts
LrOR RENT-s25 ST n W., NICELY FUR
- nished. second story front ROOM bay window and
alcoye, southern exposure: also nicely furnished
chamber on hrst noor; heat and terms moderate
Inho0-3ts
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SpRrNs OvrRcoA1s

OUR STYLES THIS SEASON EMBRACE ryrRy
NOVELTY AND DESIRABLE STANDARD FASH.
ION. THE CUT AND FIT OF OUR GARMENTS IsA
SURPRISE AND PLEASURE TO THE CUSTOMER
ANDcAS BEAPPREcIATEDo ONLY BY THOSE WHO
HAVE SEEN FOR THEMSELVES THE ELEGANT
AND SATISFACTORY GARMENT WE ARE ApIE To
GIVE EVERY PATRON. NO MArrERswHEIHER
BIG OR LITTLE, OLD OR YOUNG, RICH oRpoon.
We CAN PLEASE THEM ALI.
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
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING co.
InhlG-,uSf3nl
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WANTED--HOUSES.


TNANTED-BY APRIL 1. UNFURNISHED HOUSE
w in northwest d or rooms. Address, with terms
and location. r. s. v. p, Star Office. mh20-3t'
XNANTED-TO RENT APRIL 1Sr HOUSE WITH
w stable in rear. Mt Pleasant or vicinity. rent not
to exceed $50 per month. Address MT. PLEASANT,
Star Once. It,
NANTED-BY FAMILY OF TWO ADULTS
w the care of q furnished house, would pay q
nominal rent best Of references given Address L A,
Star Office mS-eo6ts
VHyANTED-I AN HAVING DAILY APPLICATIONS
w for houses to rent. Owners having such please
address GEO. W. LINKINS, 18th and SITS NV.
mhl6-2w
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FOR WEDNESDAY, MARCH q, 1888:
Before We eive tho List of Bargains for Tomorrow
we remind you Spring Dress Requisites Of Every De-
scription be bought at the PALAIS ROYAL. FOR
CASH ONLY. from 10 Per cent to Is per cent below
prevailing prices
Every patron Of store that does . credit business
helps to pay for those who pay. On average
you are charged 12h per cent above PAI.AIS ROYAL
prices.

Two Mons CoRsrr BAneA1ss.
"PALAIS ROYAL No. l."
Handmade Ssteen Corset, finished after the style
OF the most expensive Corsets and shaped to give the
long English" waist q given in the "Fasso" Corset
only S2 apiece.
"PALAIs ROYAL No. g"
hand made Coutil Corset in STYLES to suit all fig
uresony Zoe apiece. We sure equal in all respects
to the average 81 Corsets Would like those who wear
81 Corsets to see the "PALAIS ROYAL. No 2n
Second floor of the PALAIS ROYALl
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The fact that members OF Congress are Interesting
themselves In the matter OF burying the telegraph
and telephone wires OF the city is an encouraging
sign Decisive action should be taken before the
teaching OF the late lamented blizzard Is forgot
ten
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Soh BALL. pru n,xa,or,
Lots on 18th. very desirable location.
1 Lot 18th, near Rhode Island ave.
desided bargain
Lots ON . ST. between 18th and 10th
Lots On ID st located Ina imIIruN ny portion Of
northe asst section.
Lots in the southeast section At l5c. PER 81 a.
Park. FRAN, ~ UIiFTY
Real Estate and Insurance.
mhl7-a 1904 D st n.
I,oR sALE-cHEAP-LoT a. 1T. FRONT On ~
ST. bet HI and sw.; 90 cents per foot; worth n.
terms easy II sold nj once. q. n. PARKER
nhls-3r ~ and fsw
ISoR sALE-CHEAP-2 LOTS ON 3D. BET. AND
u sw- - ieet front each b cents per ioOtn sold
Al once. worth 90 cents per foot terms cash
lnhl1-3t g. II. PARkki. . y aud y sv.
I>ok sAlE-cHEAP-45 TT FRONT On I'D ST.
u DIT ID and l. s.N.. ID y cents per foot. worth
cents no other lot for sale Tor less than
% cents per foot q. II. IARhFE.
mhla-3t' ~ land Esw
IroR sAI.E-CHEAP-LoT s5xlI3 FEET. FRONT
y me \ good paved street. wafer. sewer and IN
the street; front - feet on lsi 81. bet ami sw
one-third cash. DalAnce in I and years
{. II. PARKER
mhl1-tr ~ ana Esw.
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News ''Our y c, Ss,ars

News ''Ourrse" SHrnrs
TO ORDER.
We are fully prepared to make to your meas
ure and desire any description Of Flannel
Shirts for wear while at
TENNIS,
HUNTING,
BOATING,
RfCYCLING.
TRAVELLING,
CRICKETING,
OUTING. &C,
And are now showing
OVER A HUNDRED STYLES OF PAT
TERMS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FLANNELS.
Comprising checks. stripes, plsids. plain shades
and mixtures.
CLUB SHIRTS A SPECIALITY.
These shirts are cut and made by the same
cutter and operatives that make our Custom
Dress Shirts. and viii be fully up TO our high
standard Of 6t and workmanship.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 11th and F sta NV
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Philadelphia seems 70 be making her new license
law prohibit 70 the extent, at least, OF cutting
down the existing trafic twothirds ana OF cutting
out from present applications for licenses onehalf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Il Government Corral with dwellings, and stabline
for 200 horses Inquire at JOHN NJ YoUNG's. 479
& St NV. nlhl0-sws
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