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To Pur In Youn POCKET
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As far possible we have mentioned those things
which will be appreciated Souvenirs of Washing ton
and u'hich can be carried in the pockey.
FOR THE MEN
SCARFS-An the 1889 English styles for the
spring now exhibition in window, corner of 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, at SOC each, for
choice.
sCARFs-Expressly manufactured for the ..Palais
Royal" are shown 100 dozen Silk Scarfs with Satin
Innings in identical shapes styles and colors to the
English only 25c each.
HANDKERCHIEFs-Fun Silk japanese Silk Hand
kerchiefs with white and fancy colored hemstitched
borders, only 35c. each. Generally sold at Soc
GLOVES-The best only. The best, or could we war
rant every pair and fit them TO your hand.
at our risk. 81 for English Doeskin Gloves,
with the new automatic fastenings
The best Chevrette Gloves usually cost
you 1925: we charge 81 .9S.
Evening Kid Gloves, 81.
SOAP-Bsrs Of Glycerine Soap for 10c. that usually
retail at zoe.
SATCHELS-2O-inch "Gladstones, of Alligator Shin
Safety catches, good lock and key two straps,
three inside compartments. Will hold suit
of clothes, three shirts, collars, &c. an d
toilet articles, $3.50; cheap at 81 so.
Hand Satchels Obligatory, with inside
pocket 10 inches long, 81; 12-in, Sl.15 );
14-in.. S1.35. Which is half usual prices.
sHIRTs-Full Dress Shirts with plain or pleated
fronts: three lengths of sleeve to each neck:
s s,.s only e each Same quality as Custom:
sf% ss'ss; il AZ
pressly for the "Palais Royal" and equal In
quality to the usual 20c collars
CUFFS-FourPlyP Pure Linen. only 20c. q pair Finer
quality linen than usually sold at 25c.
SUSPENDEkS-Satin Suspenders for J0c. each that
will cost you at the credit stores 81, 81 .25
and $3.50.
MISUNDERSTANDING" Gloria" Umbrellas look like
Silk. twice as durable, recovered free Of
charge If they split within q year: only
81 3d. You are charged more for the unre-
liable imitation "Gloria."
The "Conestoea" Silk Umbrellas, war
ga a eS one year, sa.75; cheapest elsewhere
RUBBER SoITs-The London Mactin.oshes, O.. 90.
The feather-weight cloth finish Rubber
Coats, %. 90. You know what the Rubber
N1GHT-shiRTrs@ sizes with Collar and Pocket,
Soc; Fancy Embroidered, 75c.; Pleated
Fronts and Embroidered. 81 Generous
length and width and perfect-htting.
ENGRAVING-Your name so cards with copper
| plate for SIC. Work that generally costs you
Sl.50.
rF-Men's Department near door, No 1119 Penn
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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THE Box MARcHE
BIB osSs
.
BBB ARdAIN 'sssLATf.
BIB ssss
GLOVE BARGAINS.
100 dozen 4-button Emb. Gloves Tans, Browns,
Drabs; regular price, al.25, at 69c. pair.
4-button Pig Skin Tans and Browns regular price,
Soc, at Toe. pair.
4-button plain, all colors regular price 81 25 at
81 pair,
To close out Long Evening Gloves in Tans and Black
16-button 22-button 25-button.
Regular price,. 1915 1925 S4.OO
Reduced price,. $3.50 $2.75 $3.50
THE BON MARCHE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02

Everybody in the city will, of course, read to-
nights STAR, and through it as a friendly in
termediary the inaugural guests and hosts
viii in q measure be introduced Biog-
raphies and pictures will make the visit
ing military and civic organizations known
to Washington, and the fine map of the
city, filed with useful and timely infor-
nation concerning it, will fittingly introduce
the capital. while the special hosts of the occa-
sion, the inaugural committee, will through
their sketches and portraits, be presented for
acquaintance to the host of visitors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02

The revised statutes provide that star shall
be added to the flag on the 4th day of July sue
ceeding the admission of new state. The Da-
kotas. Montana, and Washington will probably
be admitted to the Union next autumn, and on
July 4th, 1890. the flag will legally exhibit AZ
stars. But there is no penalty attached to the
act of the dag-maker who increases the number
Of stars before that date and already national
ensigns proclaiming the existence of AZ states
freely display themselves. The public impa-
tiently anticipates the legal date of admission,
unconsciously applying the equitable principle
that what has been agreed upon and ought long
ago to have been done, may properly be treated
as actually done
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The terrspin is in town as well as other nota-
bles. Indeed, there is 80 much of him here
that there is none elsewhere. The market has
been cornered in New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore. Last night special train brought
all the available terrspin in the country to
Warrington
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Mr.. Walters, the liberal patron of art, has
again done himself generous honor by offer
ing the trustees Of the Metropolitan Museum of
Art, in New York, $4,000 to provide for OPEN
ing the museum Sundays. There are many
Thousands Of people to whom a Sunday after
noon in the Museum would be not only rest,
but education.
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On the second floor of the ''Palais Royal" is the
largest Infants and Chidrens Department In the Dis
trict of Columbia.
What have we? Rather AJAX what have we not Single
articles for few cents up to 100 for Infants
plete outfits
Children's Dolls. Fans, Jewelry Pocketbooks
Hosiery Shoes Jackets at special prices for Tuesday,
THE PAiAIs ROYAL.
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The carpenter rules the day. The worker in
wood 10 filing the upper atmosphere Of Penn
syivania avenue with perches for inaugural
spectators. The political carpenter is making
cabinets and driving nails into political collins
not far from the Ayenna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02

Cattle raisers in the west have formed COM
binstion to sell through their own agents and
not to commission men. This is the first step
toward breaking down the beef monopoly. II
n extends far enough it will succeed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02

The speeches Of Gladstone and Parnen in
parliament yesterday were received with great
enthusiasm. The Old Man bore down on his
foes with heavy logic, showing them how step
by step his prophecies were being fulfilled and
the sentiment Of the English people turning to
Ireland's relief. Mr.. Parnelrs speech was in
the nature of plea for the past and justiica-
tionfor the labors of himself and his colleagues
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02

The wings Of the House majority again fail
to Zap together. The habit of lifetime of
congress is not to be conquered at the point of
death
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II March will only come in and behave
lamb-like for few days it may go out as it
pleaaea
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II Canada Ia ready to enter into commercial
wsdlock with the United States she can step
right this way.
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ABOUT 'PAIA1s RoYA1" Pnrcrs.

THE PALAIS ROYAL being the only large store In
this city doing strictly cash business has no success
fulcompetition here, BUT MORE IS CLAIMED. By
virtue Of direct importation and prompt payments,
when buying, AS LOW PRICES ARE QUOTED WHEN
SELLING, AS ANYwHERE1N THE COUNTRY.
Again. lady and gentlemen visitors we ask your
criticism Every article has the price attached marked
in plain figures. Walk through the store, note the
price marks Wen feel so hattered by a visit that
Wen be polite enough not to bore you with question
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02

Washington is decorating herself for the in
augural parade with flags, banners and every
variety Of bunting. As prudent housekeeper
she is procuring q vast supply of provisions
and countless cots. Her hotels and houses will
be crowded, but she has large resources in this
particular, and will accommodate every guest.
Her visitors are already arriving by the thou
sand. From her crowded streets arises the
sound-medley Of the inaugural season, the
trumpet note and drum tap of arriving military
organizations, the cries of vendors Of badges,
souvenirs and other timely wares, the exclama-
tons Of visitors, the steady hum sometimes
swelling into an uproar of the multitude. Evil
IDENTIFY the crowd will be the largest, the parade
the finest, the fireworks the showiest, and the
ball the most magnificent that have ever
honored an incoming President of the United
States
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''PA1A1s RoYA1r 1859 NOVELTIES

The spring season commences earlier here than fur
ther north ALL THE SPRING NOVELTIES FOR
1889 ARE NOW ON EXHIBITION. Since each de-
partnent Ia virtually store in itself it would inn
possible to give details here. We quote below a few
special bargains.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SAME.

TEMPTED,
Yes, sorely TEMPTED 10 have quite a talk with Won
about superb stock Of
SPRING CLOTHING
which we manufacturing and receiving "A fast Al
finished, but the temperature il AGIN Ne. The mer-
curry dropped ON us suddenly and heavily ~ 20
drive our thoughts into a different channel. where
WEIGHTIER matter in the shape Of
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING
demands our attention and your consideration Com
slider the consequences Of exposure 30 severe weather
minus q comfortable Overcast when such a garment
can be purchased at
VICTOR II. ADLERs
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
For the Trihins Sum Of s5s7.
An Excellent Suit Of Clothes. Of the Right Heft q
$3.50.
TROUSERS Of all grades. shades. and weights
sl.50. sl75. So, 1926. s2.75. e.. 7s s3l2, SAYS,
$3.50. s375. 1857
BOYS SUITS. sizes IL to Is years-coat, Vest, ana
Long Pants, $3.50.
Don't IVORY about being itted-large or small short
or tall, lean or fat this that Wen az the body
properly. and. without doubt prices viii ut your
purses.
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Pigott knew the men he was dealing with.
They had their use for him, and he failed them,
the failure bringing complete ruin of their ne
fsrious attempt to convict innocent men Of
grave crimes. After that, what had Pigott to
expect but their fury and vengeance? The
poor wretch fed to the most unlikely spot for
discovery, only to fall quickly into the hands Of
his pursuers. He then took the last avenue Of
escape, and blew his brains out Dramatic
a. the whole tragedy of Ireland has been,
In it all there has been nothing
more tragic than the self-execution of this
miserable perjured scoundrel who but few
weeks ago was the buttress of the Times, and
she tory party in their endeavor to overcome Mr..
Psrnen Pigott, poor devil. is dead; but where
are the Times and the Tory leaders, who sought
TO make him the instrument of their plot?
Are they absolved by Pigotts mortal confess
sion? VIII public opinion accept him as their
scspegoat? This is too great a strain on the
compassion Of a fairminded people. They
must share with their late colleague the infamy
Of their situation. They have committed living
suicides fate far worse than Pigott's, for they
must live through tedious consciousness of
their error and the obloquy that viii be visited
upon them.
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Is II IMITATION JEwErRY,


The LOOKS won't tell you. but the prices WILL Of
Ss s SS fsnns' turquoise and
for Roman Bead; xe usually sell for 4zc. but which
'f ss esHally s ffssf Thimss csc EACH
Real Roman Pearl Be ads soc strand.
ssfs Gsgn ssPss
JEWELERS. R FM6TsANps OF FANS
.a%ssi ss.ss
sye can
~ GOOD PocKETBooK ITO.
As sCd haze before S
mounsnss snd prODorsonaly good bargains Is tie
MEMORABLE GLOVE BARGAINS.
Time has proved these Gloves.
So. Pig,tin Mousquet.ires with new style En-
bFSdsrsd sasns K;S Rswns BrSxns Black
6ss: button Dressed Kid Gloves. all shades. En-
81 50 sPsiais Royal" Dressed and undressed Kid
EVERY FAR ff' 2s IN EB
,96c for Real French Kid Gloves in all the latest
shades Every Ever par warranted.
exchanged mail within one month Of pnrcSs Sen Do
HANDKERcHIEFs TO BEwHDER.
saOxn in gigantic show window
Re: With q. striped norer in the
Blues; Red. Tans. Browns. arays, &c. - '''
ever offered for the price 'A''''
1ss sIr Ds1 CAPE Collars sn.ps
store where ALLiNEN can Be got for 2Sc the only
snd Ssas c Ssse .n aap SSson. IN
iac Null Hts, Ties sm'bsoidsrsd IN ney styles
yoa Lee 6s
ESc for SUI Mndsor Mes IN new coors and patterns
TH1xes You A1wAYs WAsr.
+; Z: e. RSs' ssa.5 Brush
e & Hs !: .Sse e. P 81 e.
:sF s. 81 s s. s. ss
Suapa1szs In Wars Avn Jrasrrs.
$50 for choice Of our e. % Jersey. We show
new sIouss Jsr:sys viii Sslss the nsv Rrsidsa Ssr
sss i5 sSf z ssSSs .a
y. q.:|;' . * sTy$ x5 skss ZEN.
s $ az ::ss &c iss
=. 49,. fsaiiS Ss;a'IE oy hzxrgosED
sS::sa Is:S: H SSss E ose "a
R RCS1 fs SsS g. s e :
esss; =. sss':;: 3: s Z p, sA.s'
I'M RAxA1s ROYAL
4. 1lsS1R. rses..
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PH1LApELpH1A STORE
SPECIAL DRIVES IN DRESS GOODS
70 pcs. Twilled Dress Goods 36 inches wide,
only 20c. per yd., worth 25c.
~ pcs Mixed Dress Goods, in checks. 38 in.
wide, only 25c original price 371fc.
10 pcs: Fancy Dress Goods in stripes and
checks, "a inches wide, only 22c
Full line of Cashmeres in all the new spring
shades, from soc up.
Henriettas and Serges in all the leading
shades at very low prices
JUST RECEIVED case fine Challies. We are sell
ling them at 1Oc. per yard. Never sold
less than 12xc
case finer quality Challies only l9c
Full line OF Black Goods for spring wear,
IN plain and stripes, at less than regular
prices.
Black Silks in great variety at small profit
full line Of French Ginghams. in plain and
stripes at 20c and 25c.
large line of Domestic Ginghams, all col
ors and styles, from &c. up.
Full line Of White Goods Of every descrip-
SPECIAL FOR GENTLEMEN.
200 doz. Apply Linen Collars and Cuffs:
Collars. 10c.
Cuffs 15c.
These goods are worth more money. and
are selling fast.
Full line Of Mattings from l2,<c up to Soc
In white and colored.
CARHART LEIDY.
mh2 92s 7th and 706 K st. NV.
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FLAes. FLAes FL.os
LANTERNS. LANTERNS. LANTERNS
TRANsPARENcIEs. TRANsPARENcIEs.
DECORATIONS. DECORATIONS.
BUNTING BUNTING.
AT VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Headquarters for Harrison Musical Canes. each 2ss.
Wholesale and retail
CHI. RUPERT,
403. 405. 407 9TH st. n w. shove st.
+. LOUIS UPMANN Manager. f23s,ws3t
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VICTOR L. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. m
s27 and s2s 9TH st. NV. corner Massachusetts ava
Strictly One Prios
Open Saturdays until IL D. IN fe25
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OuR EsrABLlsHMrsr
VIII be open after the Inaugural Parade on
MONDAY. MARCH 4, UNTIL O'CLOCK
Full line of LADIES' GLOVES, SILK
HOSIERY. HANDKERcHIEFs. &C.. &C., for
the inaugural Ball.
Fine assortment of LIGHT WEIGHT
VIM H. McKNEw
Successor to H. Taylor,
ja3-3m s33 Pennsylvania ave.
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JERSEY BAneA1s.
We think this the best Jersey Bargain we ever
offered. fine Stockinette Jersey. with Smoked
surrah SILK Vest in Black, Gold, Brown and Ma
hoshany, worth $500, at s1.9s
hne stockinette jersey with Silk Braid Ia Mill.
taire. Black only, worth $3.50. at sl9s.
We carry Of the largest assortments Of Colored
every new desirable style.
THE BON MARcHE.
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SPRING WEArHER
WILL SOON BE HERE. AND THEN ME-
DUN WEIGHT CLOTHING WILL BE
NEEDED.
THE MOST USEFUL AND MOST POPULAR
EARLY SPRING GOODS ARE THE
MEDIUM AND BRoAD-wALE woRsTEps.
WE HAVE THEM IN FINE ENGLISH AND
GERMAN MAKES. CUT IN
PRINCE ALBERT AND cUTAwAY coArA
sLK-FAcEp AND PLAIN LAPEIs
THESE ARE CHOICE GOODS FRox THE
BEST NEW YORK HOUSES AND CUT ~
THE LATEST STYLES
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
NEW PIECE GOODS FOR SPRING WEAR
yUsTRECEIvEDINo OUR CUSTOM DEPART
MENT FROM WHICH TO MAKE SUITS AND
TROUSERS TO ORDER.
4 b BARxuN . co.
fe2o eS1 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
FRAxx M. Lrws
sEwELER sILvxRsxITn
pKALER IN ZINE srAT1oxxxx
Has yusT OPENED LARGE AND HANDSOME
STOCK OF
ONYX TADLE4
AT UNUSUALLY Low PRIcR
EsrAsIIsHzD lsso. lals rzxxA avn
T.01rss so ,.A ..-
- -
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FoR TIE LADIES.

Fon THr LADIES
,PARAsOLs; Entire stock Of imported novelties for
the spring and summer of 1856 here See the new
handles long that they have to be jonted at the
center for convenience in packing. The carriage
Parasol at S24 is the only Of it's kind imported
AT 80. SO each, nearly one hundred styles of Satin
Parasols with the neck check borders and long sticks
IS at the credit stores.
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4 nc SPRING DRESS GINGHAMs. ONLY $40.
III &c. Best New Calicoes. only 6Ac.
These in Dress Pattern Lengths, and at Cut Price,
1t BENZ. MILLER Il son. 1920 M st. n. w.
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Fon The CHILDREN.

Continued below.)
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D. ROBINSON q 90,
500 PENNA AVE.
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Dangerous Fun for the Bows.

The police are having considerable trouble
with the small boys in all sections Of the city,
who, as usual every year at this season, are
amusing themselves by making bonfires of the
leaves fallen from the trees. The thoughtless
youngsters do not hesitate to build the fires on
concrete or tar payements and the result in
many cases 10 a considerable expenditure for
repairs. The making of such Ares 10 viola
tion Of law, but 10 - difficult for the police to
catch the offenders. In many instances they
are too small TO arrest when caught in the act
means! IS on windy nights sparks are blown
over housetops, which may set IRE TO build
ings. The ores made in this way may make
. Bright blaze and the light seen from . dis
lance has yeyeral times been the cause Of cali
ing out thb IRE department..
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED = TWO SHALLOW, ECONOMICAL
w Building Lots west Of l4h ST., not to cost over
$1,000 each. Address BUILDER, Star Office. 1t.
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ItOh SALE - CHEAP-spoCk AND GOOD MIIL,
- Oh orocery Store doing good business: good
reasons Tor selling. Apply to b. LEONARD. 4o5 AZ
sts.N. oclp-3t.'
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t.Oh sAlE-lHE GREATEST PIANO BAkIsAIN
ever onered-One New Upright erquirltely nm
lshed, combination. soiid engraved and fret-work
iatels' eIe.Anty designed Iaiasiers. hand-cArved,
queen Anne trusseA oNerstrunz scale, ivory keys
Ieatns actOn, CONTINUOUS hinges nickel plated raj
ahd full iron frame. ! feet inches high Price
sou, $40 and clio PER month one Second baud
lprlght : LOO cash. Pianos tor rent HUGO WokCH
a CO, ~ 9TH Il -.
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1,oR sALE-2OHEADo OF HORSES JUST ARRIVED
from Oeoreetown. Ny -Four Combination saddlers;
Len coupe Horses: one Pair Match sorrels Pair
Match Blacks. One Gray Mare, lU hands, can trOt a
male IN 22O' One Bay herse, l5.3 trot mile in
30 one Brown Horse. B. 3. trot q mile in - 80;
Ohe Brown Horse, 10. 2, trot q mile IN miputes
None Of these Horses have ever been handled or
trailled All OF the above named TO be st the
stables of JOHN SIMMONS
ocls--N 3ll 18th Il. NV
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-SIT
WANTED-BY A STEADY YOUNG MAN OF SOME
w Business Ability, Quick st Figures aud Good
once rsfsrenees address s star Is Of
WANTED--BY YOUNG LADY. A PLACE AS
Sewing: references eIc6anged Address MISS Glib
son. Bethesda. MONTGOMERY county, Md. oc19-3t'
WAAN,IIE,DaasY WIRUM NTH LITTLE a S,sL,
w1TE and Family can for house
CAREFUL, star Office. 1t.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE,
w Situations; wife as Cook and House Keeper and
enses CAN p ss 700 W" va aVs sA Sc. n''' II
AN WHITE SEITIs
5 5smly; references given Address Box 81 Star e.
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN WITH BEST REF.
n the ana n
Salesman. Address q. S A., Star office. IT.
MANIFESTATIONS FOR TWO CoMPE
as Cook and Chamber Maid City referenees perms-
nent homes desired 7O9 ST. W. for three days. lt'
WANTED-BY ktsPECT ABLE COLVKED MAN.
drive Can give good references Cali or address i5.s
w Provision Store CLERK, . Position where services
Sress sS SfoSaT M @ T furnished
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL,
w situation Chamber Maid IN Private Family;
best Of references given Address l. MI. Star office
WANTED by RESPECTABLE C6LORED
w Womana Place as Cook in small Private family
best Of reference. Call at l60OIst oclS-2t'
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE BOY.
w Position in Grocery and Provision Store; three
years experience at the business; 10 years old Ad-
dress Box 1os Star office. oclS-2t
MANIFESTATIONS IN OFFICE, LAWYERS
" preferred. by young man, age "a: salary not an
object; good refs. Address A. VT, Star office. oc1s2'
WANTED-BY GRADUATE OF FIVE YEARS
vVexperlence and best reference. Position in Re-
tail Drug tore. Address EXPERIENCE, star office.
oc1S--ts
WANTED-A SITUATION BY COMPETENT
w Gentleman In Law, Insurance, Abstract or any
other kind Of office; the best references given Ad-
dress j. n. Star office. oclS-2ts
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN WILL DO WRITING
at Night for senator Member Of Congress; best
references. Address SECRETARY Star Office ocl 7-3t
WANTED : SITUATIONS FOR COMPETENT
w Cosrhmen, Cooks, Drivers, Maids, Porters,
House keepers, Nurses, Clerks. Ladies' Maids, &C.,
Families, Hotels. Restaurants and Stores BURN
HAMS. lilo @ stn ocl5-5t'
WANTED-YoUNG LADY OF FINISHED MUsI-
w cal education. pupil Of Peabody Conservatory,
desires Position as Goyerness where study of music
may be specislty; highest reference Address
MUSIC, Station l., Baltimore, Nd se25-30t'
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PERSONAL

~ and Answers. Send Toe 70
g. VI. FLYNN, A. NJ Ivy Institute.
se3O-1mos Southwest cor. sfh and X sts me-
HENTLEMENs AND LADIES' ATWOOD GAR
Done Up sf Reasonable Prices and Mended Free OF
Charge Blankets Cleaned Cheap Plush Wraps Of All
ANTON FISCHER 500 @ st.. the Old Reliable Busi-
ness. sex3-lm
GOODRICH, lrToREEY-AT-LAw,l 24 DEAR
a. born st.. Chicago; sdvice free, twenty one
years experience; business quietly and legally sns-
acted ssI5-tl.thks
~ product updsr our control; one hundred dineruae
aesisns; strictly al WOOL Pants 70 order o6 In sSocE
$3.50. K s1RAsBUk0ER CON,
TUsTHs OLD STAND 10 I'VE ONLY fIxo5
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