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A Cold Blooded Groom.

Have you brought any witnessed"
asked the Rev. Mr.. Wood, Of Bathgate,
of a middle aged couple who had come
to be married.
mo; we ne'r thocht o. that. LIST
necessary
''Oh, certainly" said the minister;
you should have q groomsman and
bridesmaid a. witnesses"
WHO can we get, Jean, dae ye
thinkr
The bride % addressed suggested a
female cousin whom the bridegroom
had not previously seen, and after con-
sultation o man was also thought of.
Step ye AVA alang, Jean, an ask
them. an III walk ABBOTT till ye come
back"
Jean set out a. desired. and after
some time returned with the two
friends the cousin being q blooming
lass, somewhat younger than the bride.
When the parties had been properly
arranged and the minister vas about
to proceed with the ceremony the bride
groom suddenly said, "Wad ye bide q
wee, sirf
What b 4 nowir asked the min.
ister.
'Weel, I was Just gaun to say that IL
it wad be the same to you ! wad rather
hae that sne.' pointing to the brides
maid.
"A most extraordinary statement to
make at this stagel I'm afraid IL 70
too late to talk Of such a thing now"
rs itf' said the bridegroom In Q tone
Of calm resignation to the inevitable.
"Weel, then, ye maunj just gang on
Newcastle (Eng.) Chronicle.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-08

The AMERICAN ECONOMIST, weekly, devoted 20 thu
discussion " all phases Of the Tariff question. q
ayehr. Sample copies free. Address American Pro
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-08
Call for u Republican County Convention

In pursuarce Of Instructions received from the
republican state central Committee. primary e &C.
tions are ordered to be held in be various pre-
cinets named below ON Wednesday, August eth.
leo. between III hour Of 3 and 6 o'clock, p. IN =,
fsr the purpose Of ~eleciing delegates and alter
saits To the republican county convent on 10 be
heif o. the cour, house in Miles City, Mont At, on
~ urday, september 9th, $50. N . O'Clock p. m.
for the purpose Of selecting seven delegates TO rep
resent Custer county IN the republic u state con
vention 10 be held In Butte CITY, Mont, On the
ll,h day OF September, 1880.
The sppor ionment OF representation Of the dit.
earpn u ectucta in the eouDty cuDventioD will he
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Isherih''s sale.

Sheriff's sale.
Charlotte Ross
W..
Ann Graham and
Eliza uraham.
To he sold At sherin' s sale on the 7th day oil
August. 1890, at 2 o'clock D. m. NJ the north front
door Of the court house in Miles City,
Lot three 90 In Block sixty (tOl, tosether with
appurienances thereunIo bel y g,D.. the same be.
ing according 10 the plat aud survey Of the
town of Miles City made by the n. I. X. K. Co
and now Of record in the Office OF the recorder
Of deeds in and for the coaniy OF Custer State Of
Montana,
ED. J. JONES,
Sheriff.
Dated July 7th. 1890.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-08

20. ali. let me see, what DO you give for Q
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

inson, Mr. and Mrs. Cultivate, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. h. Bryan. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Mann, Mr..
and Mrs. Whittemore. Mrs. Henderson, Mrs.
Frey, Mrs Blood of Brooklyn, Misses Hutchin-
son. Colt, De Barre. Hyatt and Messrs. Sato of
the Japanese legation, Clarence Besll, H. K.
Willard Percy Meyers, Bowers, Lieut.. Cham
bers, Crane and DIR. Deale.
At Terrace Heights, the home of Mrs. Jerome
J. Lightfoot, a pleasant company gathered
last evening to do honor to Miss Mamie Light
foot on her sixteenth birthday. In the pro-
gressive angling contest Miss Catherine Sax
ton won the first lady's prize and Mr.. Rob
Seward the first gentlemans prize. Among
those present were Misses Bessie and Helen
Blount the Misses "Del" and Julie Heaven,
Katie and Mary MCGOWAN, Edith and Bessie
Appleby, Edna Jackson, Bertha Robinson May
Jameson, Matte Cropley, Bessie Owens, Edna
Parmenter, the three Misses Evans, Matte
Brown, Alice Highston and Grace Hills and
Messrs. Harry and Ivan Jochum Walter Brown,
Clarence Shoemaker, Rob Seward, Percy Nc
Key, Ralph Remand, Jerome Lightfoot, Alex.
Bentley, E. spaulding and Ralph Hills.
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A sEvENTH-sTREET ATTRACTION
The Scene at the Opening Of "The Fair''
Today.

The cable cars are not the only new and at
tractive things on It'll street. STAR reporter
yielded to the temptation to leave the cars at
the corner of II street northwest and visit
Frankles Fair" where a grand spring open-
ing Is being held today. Almost the first
thing to greet the eye on entering
the store was beautiful floral design
OF La France and princess roses, hello
tropes and pansies with the motto Success
imprinted i'll immortelles. This was presented
by the employees of the house as a tribute of
regard and good wishes to the proprietors on
this the first opening in their new quarters. A
beautiful ported plant was also presented by
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Baum, intimate friends of
Mr.. Frankie, with card bearing the assurance
that if watered and tended it would flourish
like his business.
The store, which has As feet front and is
three stories high, contains exposition of all
that Is beautiful IN the line OF crockerv, glass
ware silverware, tinware, house furnishings
and toys. China ware in all of the daintiest
designs OF shape and ornamentation is prettily
displayed on small tables, about which
visitors can pass in the aisles and
examine the exquisite beauties of the
myriad pieces. Kitchen ware OF every descrip-
ton Is there, from lunch basket to a refrig-
orator, and the eye is raylshed by the artistic
display Of the windows, tables and shelves
Though not strictly kitchen utensils, baby
cabs of all styles and prices are to
plexion. Rugs, too, and a thousand
nameess toys for the little men and
women. The walls are hung with beautiful
collection OF art, and frames in endless numbers
are seen for photos or paintings. The traveller
can there find trunks and valises and all arti-
cles needed by the pilgrim. In fact, almost
anything one wants to make home attractive
and happy or travel endurable is there to be
found. The Fair" is rendered doubly
attractive by being well lighted, and many
looked upon its beauties today.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

EoR sALE-s3s FOR MUSIC BOX: ENTIRELY
long snd ss tuBs Plays l. airs nsary Zee,
600. Address SWISS, star ONCE spi5-6t.
fsoR sALE-A FINE YOUNG HORSE: l6 HANDS
high; weisht I. $50 pounds. 8 years old next
Can b seen on wednssa.y, the 10Th, from ssm
S Snt s,s =. M n :, ISHN 4 F,cE sons sT.BLhs
EoR sALE-HOUskHOLD FURNITURE, CON.
n. .,s,ng Of r.rios DINING Room aud Bed B
ca. q ss party leaving city, must SCI. :, en:e
LroR sALE-A SPLENDID SADDLE HORSE
s,s re 6s' Sh perfectly safe for lady. By lac.
FOR sALE.cANARIEs MALES ANp FEMALES;
a Breeding SageS. Parrots sc. Gold Fishes, Globes
ana .i5 Jim !0s scH fETibs Rs Ms'iRs
LroR sALE-A PHYSICIANS PHARToN sTROSC;
and in good order; s65. go st sw, apIs.2t'
EoR sALE-HANDsOME EXTENsIoN- TOP SUR
= ny latest ssyIe good make. and saieror Day
s ss,S Tor want Of use PRIVATE STABLE i00i
EoR SALE = The HANDSOME BAY MARE
pleasant driver takes no notice OF ooomonv. ~ any
person and sSts s. Gf s sns %
guaranteed sound kind aud without fault. Also an
Ladies' addle, Birdie, Laps BlsnEets &c. SC Can
be seen until sold at private stable, lOoo 18Th
apf4-3t' MRS. STEWARDS TURNOUT.
NOR sALE-CHEAP ROLLING TOP % 4 IFSK,
Clock. Leather founSe, Rofriverstor' Am MnS1
Chairs, Card Tables. Screen Porusres. Velvet Car.
lets, Parlor stove al good new. 4l2 r St
I'd noor front Office for rent. apla -3ts
EoR sALE-DARK BAY MARE, l5l< HANDS
high. years and IN sutable for family
purposes has been driven by ladies' also Dayton
wagon, nearly new also STur-spTing Qnarter Buggy.
One Set Of Family Harness. Que Light Driving HAr.
ness; also Phaeton and Csrriare. The Ab, be
sold 70 settle an estate Apply to COACHMAN. rear
Of 1921 18th 81. NV si4-3ts
LoR SALE-STOCk AND FIXTURES OF WELL
established Liquor Place dong Good Business
mouse rooip sno ;arnltnre aiched central location
Star Office. m3l-lsts
LOR sALE-VERY HANDSOME BAY HORSE;
Il nearly tnoroughbred; 10 hands; sound; broken
70 single and double harness good saddler Apply
star e IN alley rear Of lol3 l5t hist Price, also
EoR sALE-AT PRIVATE sALE-FINE PONY
RIG; consisting OF Nice Gentle Pony; tricks Of
any KIND sound; good under sadd e: Handsome sur
reg seats four Children Harness. Boys saddle and
Bride Sold separate at bargain. PRIVATE
STABLE, rear residence 3Ol 1t. NV. spl4-3t-
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A Notable Dinner,

Mr.. John +. Chamberlin gave q dinner last
evening. complimentary to Major General
Schotield, commanding the United States army.
which justly takes rank with the memorable
social eventD OF the season. alike for the quality
OF the entertainment itself and the high and
dlstlnctively representative character OF
the assemblage brought together. When
Mr.. Chamberlin Is host, all that is
choice in food, in drink and delightful
In companionshlp IL at once understood
Nothing need be said Of the appointments and
decorations Of the table or OF the feast fur
nished forth. A Prince among entertainers
his Invitations like an expressed wish of roy
atty, are never unheeded by those to whom
they come, SO that all that can be desired is
assured when he brings friends together. This
in brief is the story OF last evenings dinner,
when the vast round table which fills the
center Of the spacious banqueting hall of the
Hotel Chamberhn was all too SIN Ill for
the occasion, other tables being placed
In corners OF the room to accommo-
date the overflow. On the right of Mr.. Cham
berlin sat General Schofield, the special guest
| Of the evening. and at his left Mr. Justice Har-
Ian, OF the United States Supreme Court.
Others present were: Senator Hawley, Pay
master General Smith, Admiral Harmony,
| Senator blackburn, Judge Montgomery, In
| spector General Baird, Mr.. l.. b. jackson OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, Gen. g. V.
Benet, Mr.. 5. H. Kaufman, Senator VOL
colt, Mr.. +. A. Richardson, ex-Comms-
sIoner Webb, Gen. G. G.. sawtelle, Senator
Hearst, Mr.. Beriah Wilkins. Messrs. T. j. Hay.
ward, E. L. Bartlett and NJ. A. Marbury, OF
Baltimore, Surgeon General Moore, Senator
kenna, Mr.: Stilson Hutcbins, Col ]. c. Brock.
enridge, Mr.. Frank Hatton, Mr.. T. p. Ochil.
tree, Gen; Bussey, Assistant Secretary OF the
Interior, Mr.. George c. Gorham, Col. W. f.
shaffer. OF New York, Mr.. +. q. Newlands and
Mr.. Joseph Clarke of California, Senator Squire
MIR. Enoch Totten, Assistant Secretary Batchel.
Ter, Mr.. Haiiet Kilbourn, Gen. Van Vliet, Mr..
| NJ. 7. Handy, Mr.. J. L.. Smithmyer, Mr. d. E.
Conkling and DIR. Sewers. At the close of the
repast short and eloquent speeches were made
by General Schoheld Justice Harlan and otbe,
guests, and some time was given up to socia
enjoyment before separation, which brought
| out from all present the warm expression o,
good wishes for host and guest
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.


5sI on
door and mi 1893 corcorAn st. n. apl5-3t'
EoR RENT--A PARLOR BED ROOM ON FIRST
hoor suitable for ssn,iemsn, ana two eommunc.tins
rooms on second door. 1887 L ST. NV apI5-3t'
FoR, REST.FURNIsHEp ROOMS AT 1917 T
FoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM. SUITABLE FOR
once or otbeq stp Aso Front hS I Tor
month: no children. Apply sl3 llth st. apl43t'
FOR RENT-NIcELY FURNISHED OR, UNFUR-
prices; two in family. 1870 on-v. ,pl4-lm
crate. 6lO 9th st NV. api4-2t.
EoR RENT-o25 18TH ST. NV; TWO LARGE
family; references eIchanged: terms moderate. si4-2
Rooms; in pleasant Location; aa5 Indians
IcoR RENT.-BY THE 18TH APRIL PLEASANT
one of the prsssest parts Of city. s3I Rhode Island
Tor RENT-l6Io 18TH ST NV, FOR GEN
uemen or ladies' in departments several Furnished
po corner house rooms all 'front.' light and airy
EoR REST-uNFURNIsHEp-T ROOMS on
Gr 5DP5nf 9TH 81
EOR RENT-TO A GkNTLEMAN-ONE OR MORE
are sssrs IN fTlysse Family whs5s home comforts
Z u
apl2-3t'
E0R RENT-e331 ST. NV. NICELY FURNISHED
4 Rooms, second third and fourth floors south
front: with or without hoard Summer rates. al2-3t'
Tor RENT-A PLEASANT SITTING ROOM AND
Il Three Communicating Bed Rooms on I'd floor, with
board References exchanged. ll25 18th St n. ".
apl2-3ts
EoR RENT-7l5 10TH sT NV, HANDSOMELY
! Furnished. Bright Cheerful Rooms on second
noor: en- suite single apl2-3ts
DOR REN1-1110 L ST NV. SEVERAL LARGE
Il Rooms with good Table Board. First-clsss cool
location, House kept 10y q Philadelphia lady. No
small children. Gentlemen preferred. sl2-6t'
1ToR RENT-l5l4K ST NV, TWO FURNISHED
Il Communicating Rooms on Second Floor, with
board Also Table Board ap12-St'
IrOR RENT-FoUR ELEGANT ROOMS SECOND
l. and third floors private family; furnished double
corner house; south and east fronts: bay windows
open CRATES; references required. ll0l al2-3t'
INOR RENT-62O ST. NV, THIRD FLOOR
II Front Room; suitable for two gentlemen, with
board spl2-3t'
INOR RENT-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 2IO5 o
Il St, Two Large and One Small Room second door !;
furnished or unfurnished new house: bay window !;
facing south; private family; children spl2-3t.
IToR RENT-1331 L ST, SECOND STORY, FUR
nished, southern exposure: exceptional chance for
those desiring quiet home; board In neghborhood
apl2-3t'
INoR RENT--6ls 9Th ST. NV, TWO LARGE Sd
l. story Single Furnished Rooms Front and Back !;
one square of Pension Bureau bright clean cont ort
able; $40 and 6l2 each. sp9-l2t'
EOR RENT-l725 @ ST. NV, PLEASANT
Rooms, with or without board; home comforts;
opposite the new Athletic Club House and near War
department. m2S-lm'
EoR RENT-THREE APARTMENTS OF wo AND
Il three rooms suite private bath and closet; ele
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and Iowa circle f24-3m
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He was sitting in Franklin Square with a
soiled newspaper in his hand. and with look
ofprofound thought shining through the earth
works on his unwashed face. The policeman
eyed him suspiciousy as he came by.
"Good morning." he said.
"Ugh," grunted the policeman.
II was thinking" he continued not observ-
ing the slight to his salutation, that this is a
good place for me-"
There might be worse" said the officer.
81 have been reading in this paper which re-
Gently inciosed my breakfast, that there are
seven hundred million of dollars in circulation
in this country-a little upwards Of $40 per
head, You Will observe, for each man, woman
and child of the population"
'WellY' queried the policeman, as the
reader appeared to sink into an abstracted
condition.
well, " he resumed, 81 was wondering which
OF the persons, l have seen walk by here this
morning, had my $40, and whether had bet
ter attempt to secure it by diplomacy, or
brave results and go after it with a club. Pos
sibly you could throw some light on the SUBJ
ject; or possibly, you are the one who has it,
and would be willing to save trouble by ad-
vancing ten cents on it. Say will you do that
I'm az dry az a Kansas cornfield in August"
But the policeman was not to be thus be-
guiled and arrested him as a vag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15
FOR RENT-FLATS.

VrOR RENT II HANDSOME LITTLE FLAT OF
Il rooms; clean and well furnished, wit privilege
of caterer TO adults, with references Address H. L.
Star office. ap15-3t'
1fOk RENT-TWO FLATS TO ADULTS IN THE
l. story Building. Elevator, heat, back
porchss. and all late improvements. III 9Th St
NV. apps l2t'
IGOR RENT-NEw YORK FLATS-I HAVE TWO
l. more suites of rooms and bath at lS-424 U st
NV. Rent low TO desirable small families.
l.. A MCINTYRE,
222 81. NV,
Ap9-6t Opp Trinity Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-15

II ING's WINDSOR CEMENT FOR PLASTER
tensile strength; 200 per cent harder than lime and
SIX weeks earlier than those finished the old method
Does not chip pit crack Endorsed and used by the
best architects builders and plasterers $50 barrels
were used IN the Sboreham- The extension OF Vice
President Moron's house platered with IL: aiso
the thester portion OF Lincoln Music hau About 6O0
barrels were used on the extension Of the Arlington
Toned plAstering and only i've cent? yard more
For further psrtsculsTs spply e JANIS Il. MoGnL
nv W2o-lm
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WANTED-HOUSES &LOTS.

WANTED-wE HAVE NO DIFFICULTY IN DIS
~ posing OF Property at bargains. Persons having
such for sale will do well to place In hands.
WM. h. SAUNDERS CO., successors to
np12-U John Sherman 4 Co., 14O1 + ct, NV.
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WANTED--HOUSES

WANTED TO PURCHASE DIRECT FROM
improvements bet. and L. Sth and 2lst sts NV
Address q. W. C., Star office. apl4-2t'
WANTED-FoR AN IMMEDIATE CUSTOMER
w an . or lOroom Brick House in northwt st or on
Capitol hill also Houses from $4,000 to $4,000 in
good locations IhOS. y. HENNEN, 4
EplJ-eo3t 1900 st NV.
WANTED-BY AN ENGLISHMAN AND WIFE.
w Charge of Gentlenan's lies dence; under sta
care OF horses and garden Al references Address L.
d., 1888 9TH 81. apl 5-3ts
WANTED-GOOD 7-ROOM BRICK, MOD fMPS
w in northwest or northeast; with small stable
preferred; muat be reasonable. Address BETA
office. apl4-3ts
WANTED-Bi MAY l, A HOUSE OF EIGHr
w or nine rooms with mod. imls. Rent from $50
to go ALPhA, star office. apl3-3t.
WANTED - PARTIES HAVING HOUsES FOR
w Kent Can Secure Good Tenants and Prompt Col
lectiOns and Returns BY Placing Their Property
repairs. Insurance and other lncldeL tai
relating TO its management promptly attended to with
out extra cost to owner. GEO. ". LlNKlNS,
Inh2I- I'm Cor. 10Th and SITS. NV
WANTED WE DESIRE FOR IMMEDIATE
w clients = Modern. Well built Brick Houses, CON
tanning from to 10 rooms; located north ST. and
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