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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-19

For WALL PAPER and window shades go to
X. W. HendersOn's. Ill3 street NV.
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SPRING LAMB and Green Peas, Spring Chicken
and Corned Beef speciality at New York
Market, Sd and Ind. ave. N. W.
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Mrs. Glover Wants an Acco;;n.

Yesterday Mrs. Augusta p. Glover, by Mr.. W.
d. Davidge filed bill against John E. Beall
asking discovery. She states that she is one
of the legatees under the will of her mother
Anastasia Patton, and during whose life time
the defendant was her agent in the investment
of her funds in real estate notes. Mrs. Glover
on information and belief asserts that large
sums of money were so invested by her mother.
she alleges that in 1887 her mother, at the 40,
LEGATION of defendant, loaned him S45. 600 evil
denced by one or more promissory notes, and
he claims that under the directions of Mrs
Patton he has paid or is to pay it to others. and
therefore the estate has no claim on him. Mrs
Glover prays that defendant be decreed to dis
cover his transactions with Mrs. Patton, and
particularly in regard to the S45, 900 loan
READ SATURDAYS Star and You'll know Il
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CoRsErs. CoRsErs.

There is article of Ladies' Wear that should re-
ceive attention more than Corset. A good fitting
Corset helps not alone to make dress fit nicely but
keeps tfrom wearing out. An LIFTING Corset is
Ieislye at any price, as 1t will gradually break the
material OF your basque
Whilst we keep ali the reliable brands of Corsets
and feel thoroughly sure of their wear,
frain from advising ladies to the celebrated c. p
Corsets. These Corsets are known the world over
Every frst-class house must keep them To be with
out the q. p. Corset one might as well be without
yardlsticks to measure.
Our buyer visited their factories whilst abroad and
saw to his entire satisfaction with what precision
these goods were perfected every little detail being
closely watched by the oyerseers; no Corset was
allowed to leave the factories until they consci
entously looked over and pronounced finished We
Keep all their brands, from 1.50 up to their best
goods IT scarcely necessary to add that they do not
fled to leave that to the other manufacturers Then
we carry Her Majestys Corset" excellent Corset
with the G. p.
The X. and g, in all their different grades
o. A. La Spirite, splendid Corset, and q score of
equally conmendable Corsets One thing is that
we have experienced Corset people at counter and
VINO viii advise you conscientiously As special good
thing IN cheap Corset We will sell u SATTEEN COR
SET IN COLORS AND WHITE AND DRAB FOR
% CTS. Really worth 81.
We also the Washington Agents for the new nat
ented SELF-OPENING CORSET, an entirely new idea
n the way Of Corset. To introduce them to the
Public We shall offer them for 81.
Any Corset bought from us that does not give the
expected wear VIII be replaced without parley.
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Spring Underwear. FRANC, 18th and ID. 1t
1t VIII Pay to Read this List of Bargains
for tomorrow till o'clock at New York
Variety Store. Wash Bowls and Pitchers. 49c.
Decorated Lava Cuspidors, 10 and 23c.; Handled
Cups and Saucers, 39c. for = doZ.; best Porce-
lain Egg-shell thin looks like China, 49c. for
y doz. Cups and Saucers; = doz. each Cups.
Saucers and Plates, English, decorated. $780,; 3
String Brooms, 12c.; best, fine material carpet
Brooms. 25c. Ironing Boards, Csc. and 43c.;
covered splint Market Baskets, l2c. and 15c.;
2. B, and at. Saucepans 6, 9, and 13c.; covered
Buckets, same sizes and prices; large block-tin
Dish-Pans. Is and 23c. Wash Boilers, in tin. 49c.;
copper, extra large, SO and CSC; bars choice
laundry Soap. 10c.; cakes Kinks cocoanut oil
toilet Soap, 10c.; Kinks Nevada and Mikado
toilet Soap, &c. cake. do. May Flower and Royal
Windsor. Sc. cake; large Foot-Tubs, 25c child's
BathTubs, Csc, 4 boxes Parlor Matches, &C.;
Clothes-pins. 1c. per doz. Mismatched tin
Chamber Pals. 12c., at
1t New YORK VARIETY, 1335-1337 eth ST. NV
Spring Neckwear. FRANC, 18th and ID. 1t
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

LILY OF THE VALLEY any quantity. Strauss
& Co.'S
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FoR EASTER LAME go to Jno. r. Kelly, Center
Market, 9Th ST. wing.
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For Bright, Quick Fire and cheap
clean fuel buy Washington Gas Light Company
Coke. JOHNSON BROTHERS,
ja5-6m Exclusive Agents.
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L HILADELpIIA STORE.
Spring Opening of PARASOLS All the
Latest Novelties, and marked at correct
prices.
WHITE GOODS.
We are showing at l21&c special values in
India Linons, Checked Muslins Checked
and Striped Lawns Victoria Lawns &c
Embroideries and Laces in great va
riety and low prices
Corsets-All the leading makes including
r. and G.. Thompson's, Warmers and
strongs. At SOC. the best Jean Corset ever
offered.
Mems Fancy Flannel Shrts-We are
showing at 45c. good Shirt made with
yoke and shaped sleeves at 81 25 sI SO
and sl.S5. Goods that are well worth
more
Still another lot Of the Ladies' Swiss
Ribbed Vests at 1214c. These are fully as
good as any that are offered at csc
Priestley's Silk Warp and Atwood Dress
Goods.
Satteens, best French and American
makes, special styles.
Black Silks, Black and Colored Surahs,
Cashmeres; all the new shaded New Nat
tngs; fun stock: 1Oc. to SOC. yard.
CARHART LEIDY
apis 92S It'll and 7O6 K st NV
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The Sheffield and Birmingham COAL iron and
railway company has sold their railroad ex-
tending from Sheffield. Ala. to Jasper Ala.
eighty-seven miles, to Alfred Parrish, of Phila-
delphia.
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a Porter Convicted.

A colored porter, Morgan Joyce, en-
ployed at the Baltimore and Ohio depot, was
on trial in the Criminal Court yesterday on
the charge OF larceny of a bundle containing
dresses and other wearing apparel, belong
ing to MISS Ann l.. Marshall. last month
-5ir. j. Med. Darlington for the defendant.
IL was alleged that a relative of Miss Marshall
sent the bundle to the depot to be taken out to
Col. Mannlngs- IL was admitted that joyce
took the bundle, but he claimed that he took il
to his house TO keep until he found the owner
He was found guilty and subsequently called
up for sentence. He asked the tendency of the
court; stating that he was sorry he had gotten
INTO this trouble and this was his first offense
He also told the court that he had a WIFI and
hve children. In view of his previous good
character the court gave him the minimum
sentence-one year at Albany.
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1T WILL pay every one to read L. GOLD
scHNIDs advertisement ON 4th page.
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OuR BUSINESS.
We are pretty we'll knownas
FIRST CLASS CLoTHIERS AND TAILORS.
By this we mean that probably handle
more really fine goods than any other clothing
house in the city. This brings to us the people
who appreciate
THE NEWEST AND MOST STYLISH GOODS.
We always have the
Advanced Styles in Both Departments,
Whether one wants
READY-MADE OR CUsToM.MADE GOODS,
We surely can please him if any one can
AS TO FIT.
Do our ready made goods fit as well as custom
made? To the average built man we say, yes
and better than most custom made goods.
In making to order can We fit as well as any
merchant tailor in the city! Emphatically yes.
and we think better.
AS TO PRICES
Ready-made clothing costs one-third less
than the same grade of goods made to order.
We allow no one to undersell us in ready-made
goods.
In our custom department our prices are be-
low the custom tailors who do fine work, and
above those who make up goods same as ready
made stock Our first-class work is not in COM
petition with cheap work.
All our goods warranted. Will you prove
E. B. BARNUM CO.
apis s31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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,aster Cards-J.JAY GOULD, 42l 9Th. ap13-7t+

80 SLAVES for = Cents.
Mail two cents to Colgate & Co., So john ST.,
N. Y, for a sample Of Demulcent Shaving
Soap. apl6-tu,f 2w
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$50 for S25. Narrow and wide vale dlago-
mel Worsted Suits that other tailors ask $50 for.
We are making to your measure for S25. First
class trimmings and work.
ap13-6t STRAsBURGER & SoN, 1112 ST.
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Spring style silk hats. IS: best. SC
Large line colored Derbys. -. 81 so. "a
Fine soft hats; crush hats, 75c.. 81.
Nice black Derbys, Sl.5O. ~. 50 80.
LEWIS Soy, New York ave. and 18th St
Also, neckwear, hosiery, gloves, shirts.
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EASTER DECORATIONS, at Strauss Il Co.'S,
Stalls $40. 81 and 372 Center Market
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Buy YOUR Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
toN BROTHERS, the leading firm in the Dis
trict
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Bargains for Saturday Only,

Bargains for Saturday Only,
At the Boston Shoe House,
912 18th st. NV.
Ladies' handmade shoes. opera and common
sense, worth "a, Saturdays price, S275. La
dies hand made Dongola Button, always g,
Saturdays price, 81 French Dongoa. Patent
Leather Tips, always 1926. Saturdays price,
$40. Hand-sewed Turn Shoes in best Dom
COLA, common sense and opera, always 80, Sat
urday's price. $3.50. Styles too numerous to
mention. Call and and see for yourself
Boston Shoe House,
II. GoLDsTINE, Prop,
1t 912 It'll ST. NV, bet. and K
Boys Flannel Waists, best quality, at c.
Auerbach's, Mems Furnishings, Hats, 18th & H.
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EASTER LILIES, in pots, for churches. Strauss
d Co.'S.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A LBAUoHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA IN ENGLISH
BY the new
AMERICAN OPERA COMPANY
GUsTAvE HINRIcHs. Proprietor and Director.
THIS CFRIDAYb EVENING.
Donizetti's Celebrated Grand opera in Four Acts,
LUCIA DI LAMMERMooR.
With the following artists: Louise Nstali. Cora
Chas Compel and W. Xanten
Es sssH.Y MnHss GiR Saturday
REGULAR PRICES
Next week, Rice Dixeys Comic Opera Co. in
THE PEARL OF PEKIN.
Seats sale. .plo
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
AN Every Evening, Matinees Wed and Sat
TONIGHT,
Theater. New York. in ~
+ HE E F. r'r.'.
IT. 1T :: :: III" IT. IT..
Ii III
Seats now on sale aple
pLANK sHAD EXCURSION
TO MARSHALL HALL.
SUNDAY. APRIL 81. 1889.
Steamer W. W. CoRCoRAN, Capt. l. L. Blake. leave.
her wharf foot of 9Th St, at IL g. IN. returning
2.
FAKE, ROUND-TRIp........ .slo0
Ind; .l;,,,o MN.
Chowder. &c. apl9-2t
yATHoL1c ORPHANS, FAIR,
~ Open two weeks.
Commencing EASTER TUESDAY EVENING.
O'CLOCK.
ap19-1w At New York Avenue Rink
fE'HE TRIAL. .CRUCIFIXIoN, DEATH AND
Resurrection of Jusqs, Illustrated by series Of
!TyTe III l views at Wesley Chapel this FRIDAY
Offering at the door for expenses. II
HE. SHE, HIM, AND HER A FARCICAL PANTo-
PIES 1t depends mainly success upon the clever
Mss o. me People engaged for its production They
being especially good On Mr. Adams shoulders nat
Hrny, Im9 burden OF the entertainment falls He
lully equal TO the task imposed, and showed that his
step from the ranks oI pantommist speaking
Miss Iona Hanion Tretty soTSTet,e With so ~
voice. and Mr. sam Bernard, another graduate IRON
He, She, Him, Her." will be the attraction at the
nees Wednesday and saturday. 1t
Il ERNAN's NEW WASHINGTON THEATER.
IA llth street, south Of Pennsylvania avenue
BOSTON IDEALS,
In the new and only true version of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
Matinees Mon, Tues. Thur. and Sat
Cheap Prices, Zoe, l5c and 25c Night, General ad-
mission. DC.
Next week-Blake's Equine Paradox spls-6t
INIFTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE COACHNFS,S
Il Beneficial Society Of Washington, d. c.,
To be given at Grand Army Hail. l4l4 Pa ave n W..
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL "a, 1889.
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies' 81
BplS-6t-
GRAND REOPENING,
~ BATTLE OF
BULL RUN
MONDAY, APRIL 20,
AT PANORAMA BUILDING.
apls-3m 10th ST., south of Avenue
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LOCAL MENTION.

DOUBLE WHITE TULIPS, for show. Strauss Co.'S.
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SUPERFLUOUs HAIR destroyed by electric
needle. Mrs. DIR. GABRIEL. 1921 G. St. H. W.
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RosEs.-White, pink. yellow, red, by the thou
sand. Strauss 4 Co.'S.
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GRAND PERCH FISHING BoATs for hire at Cum
berland's, foot of ST. IA. ".
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NARcIssUs PoETICUs.-The Narcissus of the
poets, sweeter than violets or carnations. at
Strauss 4 Co.'S
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Mr.. X. Il. Helphenstine, Druggist at the
Portland, has secured the agency for Groves
Herb Extract. The absolute cure for malaria
ap16-1w&s4m
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FLOWERS FOR EASTER.


Look at our stock before buying elsewhere.
See ad. in Special Notice column.
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READ Saturdays Star and you'll know it.

FINE BUTTER. FINE BUTTER.
JAS. +. OYSTER.
9Th ST. Wing. Center Market.
cor Pa. ave. and 9Th ST. NV.
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Use REX FURNITURE POIIsH-Sold BY p Han
son Hiss Mfg Co.. SIS 18th II. W. also druggists
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SPrRAEA, large plants in full bloom. Strauss
4 Co.'S
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NEW YORK COMBINATION Store,

SPRING LANB.-Jno. r. Kelly Will have a
grand supply of Spring Lamb at lis stalls,
Center market. Sth st. wing, tomorrow.
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EASTER GREEr1SGs.
wEYL's oNE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
81 7TH ST.,
Is filed with bright and fresh-lookng Clothing for
Men and Boys. You will find some splendid bargains.
FOR BOYS TO Ii YEARS.
Suits at 90, worth S2.7
Suits at 81. 80, worth 81.
SUITS at %. worth S4.oO.
Suits at 81, worth 80.
SUITS at 500, worth $40.
FOR BOYS Is tots.
Suits at 3.75 regular price So
suits SUITS at at So 81, m TSgq5Ss III brice s''oo
suits at $3.50, worth go.
suits ut $40, worth SI3 80
Suits at sll.o0. worth sl5.
FOR MEN.
All-WOol Suits at 81 80. worth go
splendid line Of Suits at SO worth $15
III me Of me CaiHlmGre and Morsted Dress
be sold for % per cent below what they be bought
A fun line of Pants from good Atwood Pants at
nice souvenir given to every customer at
WEYL'S oNE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
ap10-3m 81 9TH ST. NV.
FOR MOTH,
COAL-TAR CAMPHOR,
15c. POUND.
REFINED CAMPHoR,
35c. A POUND.
BEST INSECT POWDER (NEw CROP,
In Pound. Half-pounds and Quarter pound
Tins, at 75c. 4Oc. and 2oc.
White Tar Paper. Carbolized Paper and Tar
Paper in large sheets.
W. s. THOMPSON,
Pharmacist,
aplO-1m 703 18th st.
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FUssELL's CAFE. l425 Ny avenue. the Cheap
est and most Senteel dining-room in Ne clty.
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NEW YORK COMBINATION STORE,
221 Penna. ave. sc.
Saturday. April goth.
1O-piece English toilet sets. only 81.
ladies folding work tables. 9Oc.
Folding clothes horses. 75c.
Child's willow rockers, 75c.
China slop jars. 9Oc.
Henis pressers. Zoe.
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To CONsUNPTIyEs AND DELICATE PERSONS
Bakers Norwegian Cod Liver OIL" heals the
lungs, builds up waste. and strengthens.
JNO. &. BAKER K Co.. PHILADELPHIA.
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ORDER your ice cream for Easter of FRANK
RUSSELL, 1902 Pa. ave. Telephone No. 1888.
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RUHDING PAPERS, MORTAR OoLORs I'M.
Dported Portland, q. Tor, RQsepdale, and Antietsm
Csmsnts Moth Proof Payer sna chaEfofI
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EXCURSIONS

GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN BRIDGF
~ steam packet Valley Forge Will make trip sun
DAY, leaving HIGH ana Canal sts.. GeurgeioNu al A
M. Fare, Doc. Grand bass fishing lOr charter tele.
phone Cumberland boat house all al
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HoCsEKEEPEs ATTENTION is called % r.
GoLDsCHNID's advertisement on Attn page.
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READ Saturdays star and you'll know it.
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IHITsEY's pure crab apple eideI AN Pa. av.n.x.

GRAND BARGAINS tomorrow at r. Com
scHnrDs. See advertisement on 4th page
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wHIrsEr's pure Russell cider. AL Pa. av. NV.

ALL-WoOL TROUSERS TO ORDER,
$500.
HAMBURGER's.
Under Metropolitan Hotel
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ORDER your ice cream for Easter of FRANK
RUSSELL, l7o2 Pa. ave. Telephone No. 1888.
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TNAUGURAL DEMONSTRATIONS RACING
4 AND 1hoIIlNG ASSOCIATION, HERkING
RUN PARK.
- MAY 1sI. AND ID, 1889
Sl.2OO IN PURSES, DIVIDED AS FOLLOWS.
FIRST DAY, NAY 1, 1889
First Race purse $500. = 81 class 5000 to FIRST
400 to second, $50 TO third, $40 TO fourth horse
Second Race purse $500, for :}-nlinGte class 90
10 nrs SoO 10 second go TO third 500 TO fourth horse
- SECOND DAY. MAY ., 1889.
First Race, purse 400, ;30 class 500 to first
SioO to second, 500 TO third, $40 to fourth horse.
second Race, purse 500 for 2:i0 class; ! 90 to
hrst 800 TO second, $50 to third $40 to fourth horse
National Irottlg Association rules TO govern Trot-
ting viii be mile heats: best three nve, ia harness.
Entrance fee 10 cent OF the purse offered Horses
olstacing the held entitled to first money only En-
trles close April 20, 1889. Address b. r. SHERIFF.,
secretary, IL n Charles ST.. Baltimore, Md.
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists MOO
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HATS FoR EaSTPp

HEAD Saturdays Star and you'll know it,
. IHE FAMOUS White Rose, Puritan, ;" at Strauss
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HrDRASGEAs finest in the city. at Strauss & Co. !
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Easter Dresses Ready Mad

1IdSCtT DTtSStS FIdtV
For ladies. misses. and children. in the newest
possible styles. Childrens dresses from Csc
up to $3.50. Ladies dresses in all styles of
calico, Bingham, cashmere. cloth, silk. &C..
in all prices. Ladies' wrappers from 69c. up
will astonish you all. Second-floor parlors.
Also, great bargains in dry goods. hosiery,
fancy goods, boys shirt-waists infants coats,
&C., on our first floor. Manufacturing Estab-
lishment, 91S 18th ST. NV. (Herzog's old stand).
apl6-4t
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ALL-WooL TROUSERS TO ORDER,
$500.
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20 PER CENT
Previous TO moving to our new store, 422 9th st
n. W., will allow 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT on All
cash sales WIN start new store with fun line Of new
Shoes by May ].
JOHN T. LITTLE
spe-4ec 12sS It'll 1T d. ".
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READ Saturdays Star and you'n know it.
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Under Metropolitan Hotel
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LANsBURGH BRO.
apl7 40. 422. 424. 4ee 7sh IT.
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GAS FIXTURES. c. a. MUDDExAx, 1905 st.
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Special Easter Bargains i'm Shoes at
]. Brock, 722 It'll st. We do not give away any
Easter eggs, but we will give you as souvenir
special low prices on all Shoes. Special drives
in ladies' square toe and tip Shoes, worth g. 80;
special price, S1.75. it,
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Going at 81. 40, Worth so. Just received,
$50 pairs Ladies Dongola Kid Button Shoes in
common sense and opera toe. Call and see
them. L. Strasburger. 900 18th street, ap1S-2t
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This sale begins Saturday morning, April ID. Pa
rents should sva themselves Of this opportunity
as these goods all strictly nrstclAss and prices
cut TO reduce stock.
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READ Saturdays Star and you'u know it
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-07
4 d.

=, No. S48-AN ACT to amend an aot
entitled IAN act entitled an act to consola.
date the various acts relating to the Mime.
same," approved March 8, 1870.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature OF the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION /. Section three Isl Of chapter
seven ri Of the General Laws OF Minnesota
for the year eighteen hundred and seventy
[1S.O] Is hereby amended by adding ct the
end thereof the following:
Whenever the said board Of managers shall
ascertain that any person has been received
into said school pursuant to the sentence Of
the district court who, at the time Of said
sentence. was over sixteen (16) years OF
age, they may cause said person to be re.
turned by the person in charge Of said
school to the custody Of the sheriff Of the
county In which he was sentenced; and 1t II
hereby made the duty of the sheriff to re.
ceive the said person into his possession ana
to hold him in custody subject to the order
of the court. Whenever said sheriff OF any
county shall have regained the custody OF
any such person, he shall forthwith notify the
county attorney of his county Of the fact, and
said county attorney shall thereupon move
the court at the earliest opportunity thereafter
to order said person to be- brought before IL.
The court shall thereupon cause the prisoner
to be brought before II at such time as shall
seem expedient, and II Il shall then appear
that the prisoner was moro than sixteen lle}
years OF age when sentenced to said reform
school the court shall then .proceed 70
sentence him for the crime OF which he Wa1
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IL.

S. F. No. 115-AN ACT to increase the mum.
Der Of members of the state normal school
board and to provide for certain expenses.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
SECTION 1. The governor shall, on or be-
fore the first day of May, 1889, appoint two
(2) members Of the state normal school
board in addition to those already provided
for by law, whose terms of Office shall expire
on Jan. i, 1891. ana on Jan. 1, 1893, re-
spectively, and that said board shall, from
said appointments consist Of eight ~ in
stead of six (6) members.
Provided however, that there shall not be
at any time more than one director from any
one county.
SEC. g. In addition to the actual expenses
now allowed the members of said board, the
treasurer of each one of the normal schools
of Minnesota shall have annually sum not
to exceed three hundred [S300] dollars, to
be allowed by said board for his services and
expenses for bookkeeping and other neces-
sary expenditures incident to keeping the &C.
counts Of his school.
Sec. 3. That the sums thus allowed the
treasurers shall be paid by their respective
schools out Of their annual appropriations, IA
other items of current expenses are paid.
Sec 4. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage
Approved April II, 1889.