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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-21
A Retaliatory Boycett,

ATLANTA, Ga. July 2l.-Ihe Constita;ion
urges boycott on northern industries il the
federal election bill becomes law.
Her OSher Telegraph News see Pages I and 8
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THE FLAG NOW FLIES.
The District National Guard Goes
Into Camp.
DEPARTURE FROM THE CITY.
scenes ~ tho Eusbark asioS-Trosp A.
Dlsty sunday Ridc-guc.demss Of The
First Day in Campfire COmn,issary
Department.
HIS MORNING the city

HIS MORNING the city
seemed to contain moth
ing but white helmets
and knapsacks. There
were also n lot of guns
to be seen, warlike-
looking rifles and inst
twice as many brownisil
leggins surmounted by
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This is "biue" Monday for the camp a. For
Washington.
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SHOOTING STARS.

When a lady is admitted to the bar in this
country it does not make bar maid OF her.
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WANTED--HELP


WANT1iEp-A NEAT. CoMPETKNT WOMAN TO
ssss 81 ). or the house both to So;
WANTED-A FINlsHER IN BLACksMITH
sa9g; ase Boy ,S learn trade psp,ly % IHoS
WANrEp.MEN AND woMEN COOKS. Wait.
nv e.s. Waitress lGsndrsss House Maid. Nar.ss.
THIS city and resorts At once. DiCh's AGENCY. 6l3
.vsv oeS Maids Nsr.s. and ausarssse in siry Q.
cocE. saSr co6Ts s. ssb Fs n:a
WANTED-A LADY BOOK kEf PER: WORK
state salary expected. MkRCHANT. Star once. II
WANTEDawILL CARRIE PALMER, THE
vacsnt waiting her arrival: jy3l-2t
WAANT,EE9, "A, COOK AND LAuNDRkss AT .!9
WAN1ED-A JOB TYPE .sLTTkR AND PRESS
Uo 5 WEBSTER sas Law kSidx
v!l,5sS; 81 ~ s' Hsieaf
WAN ED-A GOOD WHITE GIRL TO DO GEN.
one. s s5s ap%.sss:k Tor FANNY Of fouf aPry
WANTED-A COMP TENT TYPE WRITER AND
w stelosrspher Apply at ISL ST., I'd door It,
WANTtD--A fIhsY-CLASs Pap HANGER BY
giving name Box isS stss ofce .A'' sAp''' ~ sa'
WANTkp--A GOOD FOREMAN Is BROWN
R'Tse Msc asarsss 93e ST. NV. or 1889 Est NV.
% 20 , WHITE IN M1NAS
retnrn here TOR further service found sas:sc-
'c ,yal4. Answer TO Nd Star 0'' with re'erenss'
WANN oDEn An a jNiTELLIGENT b BOY TO DO
w ANTED-AT lHE CITY INTELLIGENCE oP
w nee every day. Worsine weme!l. Men. Boys aud
Prepared NAY is and
WANltp--A YOUTH 10 DRAW SODA WATER:
". must have references. MERITS Drug store.
WANTAD-A LADY TO WORK on PANTS AND
iss SS;ls viii reference. Jig Eth st NV
WANTED-A MIDDLN-AGED NAN AND WIFE
aoLpRS SaI aps Sn.hs 81 Place at Good HoEe s
Iouseworkers. Drug Cltras, MATTERS. Steam Laundry
ni1 tsa i sGSk, isTa 10 q
WANlED-A kEsPEcrADLE WHITE GILL 10
be xoo ODD ssaS oa 6SS 15 fS II IMS
WANTED DUNDoREs EMPLOYMENT BIZ.
W., r.an conducted " istlies-Msn and Women.
End states: with rs;aE0n0ss hemOvsd 10 7OD Lst
WANIED-A1ENTs 10, s4L.. HOUSEHOLD
chance for advancement to right man. 303 .iih 81.
ivS.
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED GENERAL SER
eaiarsa DC Nay asSIh R" SsSf ana
Brookland Cottage Spring 81, Anacostia. D. G.
jylS-3ts
WANTED A BAKknEPEk; GEKMAN PkE-
W ferled. also Good Waiter. CHAS. DlkTZ .3p
Nd. L.. iylS :its
- - =
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN AS Nurse FOR
w Two boys: must vel and wiling TO leave
Town; references 1923 81. after o'cocK ~ 1880
WhNTkD-IN A BUSINESS OFFICE-A YOUNG
w inan who Understands Stenogrsphy and Ty Pc
writing; one who is willing 10 begin a nouerat. sal
AIRY and work his way up. Address. wing eferences.
salary expected sad expsriencr. Box l53, Star ofce
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WANTED--HOUSES


NAMED : HOUSE I9 carr ron DURING
sncss given, Mrs. Meg Star oiiioe. 1t.
WANTED-IMMEDIArE lY. Eok CASH HOUSE,
$500 TO $500 Address IMMEDIATE fua.
'f ssss'S sssiss S 81 4 iss ss & call
WANTED-To RENT By sErTEsBERi EITHf R
ass,r lSsshed OF aa. ssashea i.1rse pwsihn
ersss p otei BRISTOL Euiaw risce. baltimore
WAANIhp no bui-Ar oNCE. ,pEsIMAsLY
TO se oos sSn:e "a nod in.s from $1,000
rooms ON frst floor. Address In. star ofce.jy 1885,
WANTED-wE HAVE Gle IT THAT WANTS
,s.. &IBS BARKER, Attorneys.
Els-3t u.s. 7 st. a-w.
WANTED-AT oNCE-HoUsE IN NORTHWEST
! Srsis q Ssg 8 ssSoO. EEiifrTSkSHOTsl sSsS,
.--- 100 =. =. " 9ISot
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
FOR saLE-cHEAr AND on EASY TERMS
,te city OF Washington: suitable for subdivision
iri loi per..ss COIN" nasines in The city and dc.
send Ter list OF property and 0unirS surround
tns ""snhsiSn: Will be given free. J. L CLEM-
tok sALE-oo ACRES WITH LONG FRONT On
tn It host. east OF knowles station. fog rrsce
ana "a i iS. ms Us apply to DuLANT n WILLING.
FOR sALE-BY HuTcHiNs. BULkLEY a Co,
1898 Jenna. ave,
400 Acres Of land adjunns Sis we,llnown river re-
sort, Msrshali hall Improved 10y house with
fra a.si aa 0aOuin most desirable 'rDSs si SPd
O. IoD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA; 80
~ Lots AID I-ac-e Tract; good house: near derots
inaps DAN'LO o. DHIsCOI.I. ACHE Bui.d ding 1885,
fSok sALE-AT A uHtAT BAkGAIN,-slxrl
Acres 81 Good Land within "a niles Of this city:
Ter acre apis z nae m1er; al only slt
EfoR SAIL On kaNT-rEN ROOM ROUSE.
nearly new: acre Of und; fruit and shade trees
eIo Per month rrht Will s.ii Ior -, Vov. monthly
ISoR sALE--A NUMBER OF NICE FARMS IN
.a JOIN Joasso Sss aSSss.S ssii.
E'oR sALE-CARLIN sIRINGs-TWO NEAT NEW
orShss ON .Srss sides pans Ss o si %
HkfGi:T, 1aI6T f.; 'i'-'O '0' Ten DAYS ;rIsst =
l'Ok SALE-FARM-AT SPECULATIVE PRICE
g into 81 10 's ssr. aet. s
uate 81 miles from Washington City the road to
yI4.lot 1861 Fstn1.
EoR sALE7AT wooDsIDE ON TIL, TTH 81.
built lsn-rSOm cot!.se with bath hot and eoid water
ests occupancy. encesas ws.sr; sssSs i Tor tao
horses; station, fenwick, Metrrpoltan Brauch b
.Gu " raj road ten trains each way dsiy. price,
$4,000; terms TO suit. b. =. LEIGHTON. Proprietor,
49, La ave NS-lm
Eok sALE-20O ACRES. = MILES FROM LAM
n Lams. H. and 4. RI. 10 from Washington dwell
inE 81 arse barn and on: buildings; $40 per acre.
For Sale-loU scres. miles from Deltsyille aul 9
from Charlton Heights, D. and o. kh., IRON Wash.
lEeton dwelling. Or ..gge barn. tenement house
ana outbuildlngs; S1,UUU
FOR Sale-Sy7 acres, miles from Ardwick y. and p
nm. from Washington; dwelling. Tor Z barns and
stable; 2UOO frut trees; SO per acre.
For Saie-A Badensb burg. y. aud q. R.R. miles
from WASHINGTON; ar dwelling. stable. good well
1e2U-1ul. JOHN STEPHEN A52 Ia ave-
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Real estate dealers control lots Of dirt
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This weather mas the drop on the mercury.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

,oR RENT-BY FISH MILLER. 1913 ST W,
Il A LAh8k BEAUIlk "a OFFlCE ROOM ON tr.tt
Moor OF 1913 ST. NV. one VI tIe best lOC Atios n
the city Tor aa Office. kent only se5. tyIg-tit
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

IrOR REN1-wEsT END FLATS 2uso Ksr Nv
4 a 5-rOom Fiat; ala modern inl,r wen .pts 49,:
so Ter month JAMES A. BATt> A GO
's'o--" l4Os 2 Il. NV.
ESok hENr-flvE CoMNUNiCAT ING kp.,M~
4. Will bath. In style Of New Nurk naIs on line n
81. cars: eiJ T. Me- NrG.sA Ne ~
biS~a 222 NV, Itinitg Tb,,,,h
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FOR RENT--STABLES

l,'Uls hkNr-A NEi.l DEsIkAbl-L sTAl,I.r All.
m i; IN the Nielnl.y OF seOt. snd Thomas err
cles so Ter month; " leased will taAe slS gANp-
bail MASON q CkANsIUN. ca I4tA q; M
y2l-3t. "'
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

I>oR RENT-CoRNER NINTH ST. AND nAssA-
chusetts ave-. Lxrre Nicely furuissed Koonts vita
DoaFd pleasant summer roonls southern and eastern
exposure; feierences exclsnred- e2sB-Sws
k'ok RENT-yERY DEsIR ABIE LARGE WELL
furnished Front koOni. only 81 per month. lie
Eok kENr-UNFURSlshkD-oN Two on
Three Rooms on second coOr south front: ia neU
house with al MI location pleasant and cOnVrn-
iehi 1898 Oorcoran st. ,y2l-3r
ksoH REST-THREE UNfuRNrsHED ROOMS ON
&C nd noor or Two third noor. rcns res.OnAbs.
BIO Vth nv. he
tSok kENT.Two or FoUk ROOMS FIksT
= nool, tnrnehed or uniurnished: also I'd
Terms ios 81 moor rOom s5 IN summer. o. an
eth'sf. 'ls lssh st NV. jyls-3r.
Isok RENT--AT go 7TH ST. y r.. PARIoR AND
,, aMe Lsnre. Oool Bed kooms Furnished ~ anfur.
Eisneu. separate or - whoia iylVNsus
ISoS kENI-RoQAs on SECOND AND THIRD
= noors IolS hhode lsand ave- .yiv 81
l,oR RENTING CNFUKNIsHEp coMMUSI.
VAths hooins on second nour bath hot and cold
i on s.se nooF rOouls HTe iAIge and ool having
.yl.-.st' " "'
4 on kkNT-kOoMs on FIRST AND sFooNp
loorA one south-front kOuln ON thi,,l aoor A
good caterer an honss. yO5 Sth nv. nls 81.
I,oI RENT-THREE Rooms UNFuRNIslt
saitaole Tor lsht houSekeepiaR parties without
eai!drsn Apply 10 1917 n st h.w. gis-0ts
Isok RENT TO GENILENEN -PlEAsaXT
Rooms .0ood Board an nice oca,ity: nVe ntuu1..'
walk from Treasury Department. $50 scr mouth "a.
dress bf.a., star Ont. lyl5.its
4 ,OR REST-rfkEk APAkTMl.NTso ~ MIAMI
three rooms ear saite Irs.te tath aud c,sset. -
SsntAy .0rnls.cd; a. suuinsr 1AK MlsIll-
MON 4. coF. l3ti. and Iowa circla fsA-tn
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WANTED--ROOMS


Observation-Disclosures LOON, u 81. sw
w 9th 10 tth Permanent. Give particulars. d
S.W., Star Office. IT,
WANTEp-uEFURNIsU ROOM 50 TO 18th.
w r 10 \ SITS. Permanent If suited. state prize.
L. h star once It.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS AND hoard
w III South WasAlngtoa by 9eLtlansn and wife
Terms must be reasonable. Address s.W, Star Of
ice. its
WAN1ED--BY GEN fIEMAN, A LARGE COOL
w south Ruo.:i. and bath. within All of the
treasury. at per moEtn; private family ferIed;
Aswtrin fuil. Address Box D. Star Office. .yip.3T-
WANTED-TWo COMMUNICATING .D Fi.OOR
W ROOMS. south front; hrst-c al,IUin tn 5
ana table service for gent ana wife: location north
west section. Address. with particulars, IAA Star
Office. is Iu'5ts
WANTED - TWO OK THREE UNFURNISUED
w Rooms west of Eth 81. by Genl cnIal and Nile
perm lneIt If suited: references EXCHANGED Address
stating price. III. ~ star Office. H.gJts
WhNTED-Bf AUGUST I, Two UNFUkNIoHTD
w Comm aGicatiny Rooms between 9th ard l5ln
tts. W. anu north Of D.: rent nIiiAt he reasonable
PernanenI II suited. address Eox lJ2 star Office
jy)S-3i'
WASTED1A GENTLEMAN DESIRES a FUR.
w ni,hed Room, With Without ioarti, in 4 Phi
ute Family location north, Caito,: STATE terms
which must he iloaeiste Address biz I6+. star Of
nee. jTl S-,ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


---..-
WANTED - EMPLOYERS FOR PHYSICIANS
~ servants with reference IN every case, send TO
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE and your order Will
te filed with dispatch. Alay building 1th and NV
1el6-}ot'
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR YOUR
w Cooks, Lauadress. Maids, Mattress. NURSES, But
lers Goa hmen, Matters. Kitchen help this city or
abroad; all have retereIces Ol 9Th st. jy2I- Ct
~ ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS - POSITIONS
W for Cooks Chamber Maid, Waitress, Laundresses
and urses. seamstress. Men Matters, Cooks Coach
man Buffers. sAML A. COoMBS. go st. NV. it
WANTED by A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w, Wonan, situation i'll Private Family " Cook,
WASH and Iron; city references given. Address Box
lao, Star Office. II.
NhNiED-D WHITE GIRL A SITUATION AS
W Chan!ber!n:id and Willing to Assist il Washing
ana ironiig Address LM.u., Star office. jy2l IT.
AUTHORIZATIONS FOR MALES AND
w Females Clerks, Ss!eslades, Saleslncn, Drivers
Porters, Maids Nurses kitciiea Hands, Pastry Cooks
&C. tMaIn ONCE, receipt on snd bag roonIA.
Wl3-Ot- BCLNHAG'S. 1Il0 q ST. NV.
Neutrality-suspicious. FOR MEAT AM PASTRY
w Cooks, Lady CLERKS tad CssEiers stores aud
Offices housekeepers, Psrlor and Ch!dren's Maids
HotSeinen, Drivers, lorters and others
.yl9-:t BChNhAM's, lll0 q st NV
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WANTED-LOTS

WASTED--F FROM OWNER. CORNER Lot ABOUT
w al 10y NO IN northeast ilcGc New York ave ard
North Cal ltul State Price and best terms
lNFbS iOh, star once. iNlgLbs
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MONEY To LOAN.

~ 90 loan on heal Estate At q yer eeut
DIG 0t A. AZ. BkOUkn 0lG lethsl
GlAA $500. $1,000. s2OUO .3ooo.
0-VVs To Loan ksIate I.ta ratts n,
delay. 4. A. McINTlkL. 2s2 { sLuW
1ls-lOt OPP Iriuity Church
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Nov II 1Hx TINA. VIZ kILI. PAY -RI0
IN Money" for ftrst-class Second- Clothing Ad
ersss ~ GALL - sLe1A'S OLD sIANN. UlvD ss
NM myl
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the stream. laden with her human freight.
which showed at every possible point as If the
vessel were bursting with soldiery and white
helmets. They had really gone.
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PERSONAL

A uTHoRizED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY,
"A Williams Co. Communications iroinltly ~
landed 10 strictly coiah.irsual Of6cc uisu ~
LSi:rs M WILLIAMS. Aanaxcr. 40 - u
myl-l5m'
~ aud Answers. Send &C. TO
W. FLYNN. An, Ivy InsttutA
apgJ-3m Southwest 18th nv
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MONEY TO Loan ssoo 10 .,oooo
On Approved Real Estate security
builAins Loans a Specially.
Il II. MAMMA a 60
Os-2m Ol0 W
MONEY 10 LOAN on RLAIEs.AlE pIpAIPT
es1 sttentien 20 all applications. SMOhMSlEDI A
BRADLEY, y2s st. u h,-lIu
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DOARDERs WANTED IN A FINE LOCATION
ID UlU at. NV. Transient or permaneut al snsp
nler rates. SARATOGA hOUSE- Mrs. L. j. GOD
fhEY iyls-3ts
a RS. COLLIN, FORMERLY OF 1904 II sT.N-W-
1911 r 81. NV. two doors from National Ihester:
Peusion Bourseois good rooms; very voud French
dinner. with pint ciasei. DOC. board by the week
1e2o-lms
4 Ak0k, COOL. AIRY ROOMS, WITH BOARD Al
Apartreni for Housekeeping ehear. The NE
ROARDIN e-l ARGE NICELY FURNISHED
- koein with "a ODD Board, at the -Arburn /" pa av.
Sot. ~ ~ '-M.: eesh.s no iente niyls-:m
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u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOON, u ST. Sw
v 9th 10 tth. Permanent. Give particulars. d
W. Star Office ,,s
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-05-03

restaurants or hotels Your relatives
and comrades don't object. We've
never known any of em to do so yet.
Desiring the best, of course, you will
take them to Lansing & McGarigle's
The guests and host enter the ele-
CANT and cosy dining glittering
with light, and take seats at the table
cleaning with white drapery, and
French china, and silver or gold ser
vice, and flowers in vases. The
dilettanti pick up the bill of fare and
enjoy a few moments of quiet chat
and cosy settling down, preparatory
TO several hours innocent and un-
adulterated enjoyment.
In the great dining-room, or in any
of the smaller apartments Of this great
carayansary, a well-regulated corps Of
walters under an experienced aud able
chief are ready to wait upon you aud do
the job mp TO perfection.
Mr. McGarigle, who gives the whole
institution the benefit Of his personal
supervision, Is quite an epicure ia bis
wag, and The result {, chat the display
oa che hiIl u fare Is bpvildorur ia its
atifautisenraa
Ma restaurant la Chicago yau equal
Be lH ans naf
% taa isslm aah tahsl ,aa have
"a A.fat hte lha "a .hea .am
tH ntaia arH mHa
mt Hen,h aaebt halla
H
na H hsa aI
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-05-03

floors, especially designed for private
parties, banquets, etc.
Everybody knows what McGarigle
is as a host.
He will bend every energy in the
magnificent place over which he pre-
sides to please the public
To it's frst-class restaurants Chi
cago owes its peculiar and pet reputa-
ton as an unsurpassed eating and
drinking city, at least in this country.
In those good old days when another
class Of tastes and customs were dom
inant French culinary artists, tried
aud tested in the furnace fires of many
years, found here an attractive field
for the exercise of their talents. These
skillful professors were patronized "by
large aud thoroughly appreciatiye
audience . as the playbills are wont to
insinuate people accustomed 10 Eu.
ropean culture, and conuoisseurs in
choice wines aud ,iands They were
wealthy too and the fine arts flourish
most ia cities vell supplied With the
circulating medium
To-day thr situation has slightly
changed tnd cblgasu more chan pre-
tefyw us tepulas.aa tr gsod cooking
ls great ealsafstsan anal shsh ~
oli have llsl hat aihp haze t.ksa
ihe re aaa ihs oli ssp,s sp.
~ laat sNllm Hs uaaaftha
mt .inhHH aillsfan 81 iaa
htthsl Is "a a.a
ah N Has
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-05-03

you wish, Spain, France, Italy, the
United States, or Germany, without
going half a dozen squares from your
room.
Another advantage possessed by
Chicago is the great variety Of its mar
ket supplies. 1t has both fresh and
salt water fish, oysters at its very
doors by lightning express, early veg
etables ahead of any city in the Union,
and game in abundance in its encir-
cling swamps. This, coupled with
good cooking, makes the cuisine of
Chicago the finest in America.
4 large proportion of the population
of this city dine out, at restaurants
and eating houses, and to accommo-
date these there ARE establishments of
every variety of style and price, among
which you can choose according to the
capacity of your purse.
You wish to show your frie ndly feel
ings for some of your relatives or old
comrades-a party of a dozen-and
you think the best way is to give them
a tip-top dinner at one of the leading
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-05-03
The EPICURE'S REST.
Grand Opening of Chica-
COS Finest Res
taurant.
A Veritable Palace for the Enter
tainment and Delight of the
Inner Man.

The finest restaurant in Chicago was
opened on Thursday, at 122 South
Clark street. 1t is owned by Lansing
& McGarigle, and has the benefit of
the constant personal supervision of
that prince of good fellows and popu-
lar Chicagoan, Mr.. W. J. McGarigle
The restaurant covers four floors of
roomy building, and more than out
rivals Delmonico's.
There is spacious dining hall on
the first floor, and several on the other
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-05-03

\ KNOXVILLE barber shaved man re-
Gently who resides in the Smoky Noun
tains and whose beard had been grow
ing since the battle Of Chickamauqa.
The man. whose name is Harmer was
IN the Confederate army, and shaved
the day before the battle and had not
shaved since He said he got tired of
wearing so much hair aud wanted Il
removed.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-05-03

uumHos WuNu shoemaker bv
trade living about tea miles uuftb IL
NrtuuurIlatIlle ohio Is nos making
arrangements % takp ealkiuetup a.
baltimore Ml M Warner = sa
tsae oIl sai .ba plaa be- proposes e.
uaHf Hat anuaIk a. ualt.mws pa.b
ehashuUa aHlsnms hn .hlhes
e. s % hasf.af.s shHthe usl
al Hta ihn nha eatmatpasaf
faH fH ia rmnha
IHe.t
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river SHrlmpS, reu-5HdDpeT, DldchuSu,
reddish, Goldfish, sheephead, stingaree.
Stelced Shrimps, cells, perch, red
fish, red-snapper, sheephead, grouper.
Baked Terrapin, hard-shell crabs,
fresh and saltwater trout, founder, and
all the other leading classes of fish.
Fried - Soft-shell crabs, croakers,
trout, and the other principal varieties.
Salad, or Mayonnaise, being cold fish
with cold sauces. The shrimp is in the
foremost rank for a salad
Broiled ~ Spanish mackerel, blue
fish and pompano. The other varieties
are also broiled, but beside these three
they pale their Intellectual fires.
The sheephead, red snapper, red fish
and croaker are all the year round
fishes. The shrimp, soft-shell crab,
bluefsh, blacktish, Spanish mackerel
and pompano bless our palates only in
the spring, and for while in the sum-
mer and fall The pompano is ac-
knowledged to be the very quintes
sence of good eating, anywhere, and
what is one of its great merits is that
the art of the cook is best displayed in
treating this delightful morsel from
old Neptune's table with artless sim
plicity. He is like the lily of the valley.
he needs no adornnent to enhance his
rare merits.
We shall not rush blindfold into ruin
and destruction by attempting to de-
scribe the various artistic methods of
preparing these treasures of the deep
for the table. We would simply allude,
IN modest way, to crawfsh bisque:
to bouille-a-baisse Marseilles dish
that Thackeray has made immortal to
the French and Spanish courtbouillon:
to the matelotte of cells and perch: to
the mayonnaise, recipe from Italy or
from Provence; to the gratin, French
or Spanish; to the bouille q la Genoise
with anchovy sauce; to the red snap
per, a la Hollandaise; the tortue an
gratin; and to those delightfully."- inno-
cent, tender creatures. soft-shell crabs
If you are partial to game, Mr.. Me
Garigle is ready for you. Here are
few of his specialties
Mallard or French duck, canvas
back duck, teal duck, black duck, pin
tail duck, snipe, woodcock, plover.
robins, partridge, grouse, wild turkey.
squirrels, rabbits, venison, bear.
In the way of ordinary meats, roasts.
fries, broils, grills, stews, toasts, etc,
etc, from beef to antelope and quail
to chicken, Mr.. McGarigle can supply
them all
More than that, they are in the cool
ers of his kitchen.
Hundreds of Chicago's leading citi-
zens attended the opening of this fine
resort.
No one who mas an appetite should
fail to do So His stomach will never
forgive him if he does not. Remember
the number, l22 South Clark street.
and remember also that it is the finest
place to take your wife, sister, cousin.
aunt, or sweetheart after the opera on
theater is over, for an exquisite lunch.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-05-03
VIM. E. MASON. RoBT. P. BATES.
LAWRENCE NJ. ENNIS
MASON, ENNIS & BATES,
Attorneys and C0QnSGlOrS at Law,
20 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.
PARK INZA'TER
JOHN D. LONG, Proprietor.
State, near Harrison Street
MatilGGS| s1 a11ii1': and 1Ii si1i'j.
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