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Book,
BOOM! BOOM!! BOOM!M
The way is always clear,
And while the boomers are a

BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!M
And while the boomers srss
BOOMING,
Well take them in the rear,
winch Is sort'er short cut" success don't cher
see! A strategic move with which we are perfectly
sss noe sH
our because deeds are no. done In Tie
ri 1 Ne ss5 the
m0naoie or obscure methods Such are not the re-
a%d pasS:; anS :Ie Tn
Jumpers with whom We have no association or anil
s. We % not nd it necessary to make parade Of
med:s.s nsns ,Ss
wares we have SALE quote the prices and cordially
entire YOU Chance to nd TIE aaele % S SS1
n9Gd At the xsf price we would be glad to have You
and al that win be in it, 50 Tar as we are person
In our
VIII be ,oS SMaIb m,RE PERAAsTM N1TE
AT $l.5O SUIT.
o,,... .,.. AT $l.75 A SUIT.
.,,,. -, !, :, At $500 SUIT.
And when v. 81 OF IS $ S:;f sorr:
AT $500 SUIT
With sny an s es sn Ehh win
and our word for tt-your expectation will be fuily
Our large assortment Of
MEMS SUITS.
In sacks and eutaways. all sizes. from SO to A. q.
$3.50 AND $40,
e e 81
Along with them running mate are Skaters"
Warranted all wool and fast color.
AT $3.50 SUIT.
An extra set Of Gilt Buttons 60 with each one Of
In ascending the scale of prices for Mems Suits the
$3.50, $3.50, $l4.5O AND
SIS.
can suit seventy out Of every one hundred man
WHO wear read -lade suits.
EsssRs'f St NskSi + S Sls% thHs
equal not superior to that Of any other house
styles that are in touch VIII ths prs:s al
'Iss. sH IL .s 81 Is s % g. g. ~ .sso sas7.
Zone 70 us. We Will show you through our stock
10 we know how and viii not importuns you 70 buy
VICTOR E. ADLER'S
10 Per Cent Clothing House.
927 and go 7th st. NV,
Corner Massachusetts ave-
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Spe4 Saturday until IL PIN;
~ once Coats stripes and checks on ssle Mon.
!. S Wednssdsy and Friday mornings from TIL 10
01oSA. Htlce. 80. myS3
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willis Filed.

The will Of Columbia Kelly, fled yesterday,
leaves to her sister, Alice A. Snyder house corner
OF 9Th and Westminster streets and all her belong
ines, stating that she may, IL she desires, give
Sioo to Mrs M J. hcAleer, Mrs. J. y.
Joseph aud Mrs. G. c. Schneider.
The win OF Michael sweeny leaves 10 his wife
his interest in house on sth street e, tended and
. codicil leaves north half lot a., W. and @. 3
sub, MI Pleasant.
The viii Of the late George ID. TAFT leaves his
estate 70 his wife for life and then a. his heiru
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DIR. Leach Welcome,

DR.. Hamilton Z. Leach, who has been absent
IN Europe for some time, returned home -
night large number Of ladies and esntls-
s.sa net him 81 tbs depot end ssosstsd N =
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TExprArross Fos TINS Wrrx

TO WHICH You SHOULD YIELD.
Holland Shades. with fringe. 2 yards
long By 1 yard wide. %.
Soinch Smyrna Rugs. s27s.
Wilton RUGS. 3,6 %. rs: worth $40
Sultan Plush. in all color. CSC. price,
s1.25.
silkoline. in solid colors and also In
beautiful designs. 15c.
Lace Curtains. several lets Of which
We have from l to 8 pairs Of; viii close
out at less than cost.
Now is the time to buy your CARPETS
for next fall. We are closing out our
stock and are selling the Biselow. Hart
ford. Burlington and other makes Of
the best 5-frame Body Brussels at 81. O5
ayard. It will pay you to buy them
now and have them put down when
wanted. You will save at least SOC yard.
We will keep them free Of charge until
you wish them laid. II bought now.
Ingram Carpets at 4ec. and best Rox.
bury and other Tapestry Carpets at doc.
Columbus discovered American l4se,
but at that time you could not buys
Solid Oak Suite. 3 pieces. With 1924
glass. for s14.92. We are selling good
one for that price.
A Solid Oak Suite. 8 pieces, with
French bsvsl plate 1924. for also.
A Large Oak Suite. with bsvsl plate
24x3O. for s26. 80. The best suite in the
market for anything like the price.
AHishly Polished Antique Oak Cheval
Suite. bowel plate 1sz4o. for s3l.oo
reduced from s37. 80. and in emo suites
We have some strong temptations.
In Parlor Furniture our prices are
right. and with every suite sold now We
will furnish q set Of Slip Covers. made
of.the best linen and nicely trimmed. for
slO.
Our 6piece Rug Suite at GO. 5Ob
hard to beat.
This cool weather cannot last long,
and when the hot days come you will
want . Refrigerator bad. and will want
itauick. We recommend you the
WISCONSIN PEERLESS"
As the best that is made. Solid oak and
mineral fiber filed. Sold on it, merits
and money returned IL not perfect. The
price is low nd within the reach Of AL
We are the sole agents.
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Two FINELY LOCATED LOTS (sUBURBAN1
ne for esnss s4
Address D. G.. Star office. myae-st.'
FOR sALE-MEAT AND PROVISION STORE IN
af9ceries cheap If sold by 18th Of June. NJ u Star
store; cheap; good location; opposition; reason
for seliingowner leaving city. Address 044 Florida
| WANTED AN ENTERPRISING MAN WITH
ness stS TO- taze half interest in good paying bust
THE WORLDS FAIR
VISITORS ALLIANCE.
q snd sasss ifss ss
fn at Of all worlds fairs from 1851 to date worth
kansp sfss sSs to s .ssl
We % eSsrstSiSe s.sa ou
your own money Can in Or out f IF es ae
e
company and others. Agents wanted everywhere
Eight cent Certificates Of indebtedness and
tabpp Suhfantees' issued; Transferable
~ Il. 400 will purchase equity in Groom and bath
100 to paved alley Address SNAP Star oie. m ~ 81
st.l :sS grocery in ns Adde'S ick.
EOR SALE-LICENsE STOCK, FIXTURES AND
ApnT 1 ~ ,aDs and lease Of restaurant aOs 10Th
npPly AZ once my243t'
OwN YOUR HOME.-PURCHAsE IT I'M INSTALL.
c;, ments pon the plan Offered BY the United Sc
nc o ri cla TSsi &C. Of Pa agsss
L quarries at Middleirook No., Operated for he
vii T. or en June To- ISL the. TSsy
many tho finest banvs onamsnts b @ssa
IN .s at maSn s ssaa will be rS.a
s o. r. se srVp s6d This his coyany
CO. Gay dinx s. ISaas. Mo- iNoS MSIsaasS
FOR SALE
Several valuable corner business blocks and apart
ment buildings well located in Chicago
Paying from per cent to 10 per cent net
Astecialty made of this kind of property.
Ed. PATTERSON SON.
30 Dearborn ST..
mh3-eo3m Chicago. ILL.,
FOR SALEaIIQUOR STORE: DWELLING AT
'nrs 4 Sc doing good business Box 49, Star Office
For LEASE FIVE YEARS TWENTY fwo-
easily adapted FOR business purposes Rent
lay.:i,Gt WARREN CHoATE CO., 100 18th st.
f:s MGRFa HAKEKs Shoe sas sS
s J, n. larer dr press and evsrything in the line
~ NJ stcass trade the of the late ii
INADfOi,D. III q st. n. Apply at shop Omen |
-, ll'slec,on from y An to pm my2l-1w'
LOR SAIE-BAR, FIXTURES LEASE Am
good viii OF Hotel Berlin, :S3s Penn ave NV |
ne house has recently been newly furnished through
leath. ~ rnyy 3 LIZ! LIZ |
ItOR SALE -ROSSLYN BRICK WORKS. STEAM
|, Ppwer' SOIL mud process. yard to West
ashington will sell part interest or lease place Adj
iress r. b. W, 1lG6 9Th 81. ne ,nyIS2w. |
YOU HAVE BOND IN THE AMERICAN |
Mutual AID Society of Washington that you want 10
eazc on drop line stating number of weeks eaid in
WIN cash price 10 Cash BOND. Star Office. apps lms
any horolo1ical instrument at factory pricea
Watches cleaned, 81. |
Watch main springs, 81.
EN-. " s"'"'oo ssS 1
mh14 100, z - |
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

E,oR sALE-cESTRALLY LOCATED CORNER
- properly on nnsihsss street; price low to quick
inyaI 81 TYLER & RUTHERFORD 1907 Est.
/ E,OR sALE-HANDsoNE NEW SsToRY BRICK
room ali latest napoSenenis; handsomely s n deco,
rated carefully built under personal supervision
sTr @ and aPgy
| E'OR sALE-NEw. ELEGANT AND THOROUGHIY
Il modern dwelling in fashionable CENTER northwest
well adapted for ehtert.iniI,s Prize 81: 90 terms
-f %S@ilG,. Lhi huihEf i!s4
IrOR SALOON Q ST. JUST WEST OF 18TH ST
hath rs, door thoroughly well T S%, a iDt
Ivy a. 10 1.ty s,n l inspected by card from
ins::oot JOIN b WIGHT 141o st.
II on want fine horne ell ap look at this list;
from $4,000 500 s on Corrorsm 81,
soass from 10 81 % 10 go g II and s Sys, 100
also several rhc'ss eor,.r property 70, building
'is Eiy q KEY Ehos' ,S6 CO; "
1rOR sALE-ACO EIIOME-suOCAsH
II IN . Srs ssS.Ts iTs% rIise aSo
Just completed. for sale or rent in Wesley IIcfts;
drxsa s ,,prIvesnts This is one Of The ,aost
sbcse ei,y IT further information inquire OF JNO
"1ooAAAN. oo lith st. lnyl4-1w
Sus sAh e N2s .S5 Terms EASY M
. r.I.1 ..i e. 3. at ~ M 81 iin'
TWO. sI6iY bRick HOUSES,
fhich III e Ras MP Tr NJ so EACH
Now Is the time Ia make Your choice as the bouxe,
are fast approaching completion. They contain six
rooms bath. large closets and ultry in kitchen; la
trobe ia parlor and fireplace heater in dining
ROOM finished In hard oil with cabinet and slate man
tells. ~ ~
, Located on Duncan place northeast which Is being
improved with pavement curbs and sdewa
for full particulars call upon
my Corner 10th and G sts
EOR SALE fWEsT WASHINGTON)-
212U POPLAR st NV. tl6I3 :l5th ST. 2 fr cot
3d,s st nv. 81 br. lot 0OII IL ....e.. eli. 600
20Il01 .............. 500 29I3 Q st. NJ m l. M.
JAZZ q NV Sr fr. lot lot 2OI 100. alley. T. 600
SAxlO Ia alley =, 100 3s}43 Prospect (cor-
lei s51lso 5000 ist s5nsa iV alley 500
l206-S n str Or each. 1871 Z st NV 7r br m
fr lot 2Sx 49, alley 8 800 l. lot 20 Ia ITO & an
zoos st NV. Tor DC. 1901 18th st NV (cor.
saa 5. NV Tor ;; 40 nsi' Z and sSssre
a. aud store. IN 4. 600 1920 st NV. 11r Dr.
EU' st NV. lOr Dr. r. lot 2sxl2o 1900 |
l4ll sd ct: 13r br IN mi. lot 2OxI20. %. 10 OOO
L. lot 2o50xlp, l3l6f 81 NV. 0-room
alley ..........'... 300, frame lot l6y,i7 800
CHARLES II. Tickling,
ap1S-3m 124J sd ct. N. W.
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OSE Hor SUMMERS DOMESTIC Cow.
FORT IS OF FAR MORE VALUE TO THE OYER
BURDENED HOUsEKEEpER THAN A TEN
YEARS STRUGGLE AFTER WEALTH, BECAUSE
SHE REALLY ENJOYS THE ONE. BUT ON THE
OTHER HAND LIVES MERELY WITH THE HOPE
OF FUTURE FRUITION.
FEW DOLLARS JUDICIOUsIY INvFsrED
WITH US WILL PROCURE PRESENT HAPPINESS
AND CONFINEMENT. OUR
EQUITABLE
BEARING THE
BURDEN FOR YOU FROM WEEK TO WEEK OR
MONTH TO MONTH. YOUR SAVINGS BEING
YOUR CAPITAL AND OUR BENEFAcTIoNs
YOUR WEALTH.
THE FOLLY OF LIVING IN DISCOMFORT AND
sQUALOR is TOO MANIFEST WHEN THE con.
TENTS OF OUR COLOSSAL PARLoRs CAN re
YOURS ON
EXTENDED CREDIT
FOR THE MERE ASKING, GIVING YOU THE
CHOICE. AT CASH PRICES. FROM OUR BRIL-.
LIANT LINE OF FURNITURE. CARPETS. MAT.
TINGs. REFRIGERAToRs. GAS AND vApoR
STOVES. BABY CARRIAGES. TOILET AND DIN
NER SETS AND WORKS OF ART.
HOUSE l. HERMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES,
OF. 9l9. 92l AND so3 7TH ST.
my21 e3o MASS. AVE. NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ne SUPREME CURT OF THE DISTRICT
O Columbia,
spe T,,,I tsrnSor Orphans, Court business.
insate Of Anna L Boice' iste .o ~ w,s,,,s,,o,,
No: 5OO4; Administration Doc. tx.
trsp SO. s ha.ing Den made for letters of admins
la T storey, who Prays that the Washington
mott aru i COMPANY be appointed administrator.
ind .eepy gwen t. all concerned to appear in
10 q on friday, June II. 1892, at O'Clock y. M.
sucKicsf,on sh{ exit, AGAINST the granting Ok
StarA the washingtor Law Reporter and Eyei,inx
befo{ a week In each OF three successive weeks
Am0urt: A. B. HAGNER, Justice.
pPS' lest: l.. +. WRIGHT
JOH I.px kerister of Wills for the d. c.
NIL LAhNER, Proctor for applicant.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sAIE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT CORNER 18TH
and and sts ne 3t1s to alley: Only Soc 5000;
Brentwood. u. c., ON I4th It. road: very cheaT
my -O-.N u. j. SrAIEH. l,1.i s It
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AtSUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICr
OF COLUMBIA
Io, The 18th day Of May. 1892.
'onn pan Smith vs. Susannah Smith 70
1SSs9. Docket L.
hsin, III Of the plaintif by Mr. Charles Pend
Susanna tor. ~ Is ordered that the defendant
herein o{ttn: cause ner appearance 10 be entered
days alta a., o.i s n.s. rue Gay occurring forty
ce-ded VT - ~ d, lse We cause Will lie pro-
divorce N TINS suit Is to obtain a decree Of
tween th-ESs pohd Of lnatr imony subsisting be-
Of deSertid Aihahf and defendant on the ground
This ord&. nn,,.,a .-
in the wask =, III ~, m ne Evening Star and
True eSpE a 4. HAGNER, Justice. &c.
m,o,-lsJ a. X. YOUNG. Clerk &c
IN THE E 9s COURT OF THE Ed DISTRICT srsrn,
0t Cd-UMBIA MIL
I.ncx Dsxel an 9AS VI May. 1892
,nc,prstnsnt. vs.. Henry Dsyenport
On rnot,sLh. .Iqnfy. No. Ii. G65
Fulton. hsrSitor il is o..i..,i " Mr. Creed NJ.
cause his ailnce To be ens.ra5 lst the defendant
dsy. o,ss,,s oSeufrine forty days alter rms
case az gasS cause VIII be proceeded with as In
The Sotet suit Is 10 obtain an .tso,u,s a,vo,..
laon 'ne marriage because Of crueltv ~ I'll,
pjsinanf 'he NE and health Of the con-
a, Pryyidedk copy Of this order be p,,,s,.a l.,
The Washiff law Reporter and The EysSin.n1 81, IN
said rule Id "eeAs before
Ia D. HAGNER, Associate Ju,,,..
AuMns eoIst: II. YOUNG, Clerk
hyleiAy By NJ. A. CLANCY, Asst, Clerk
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H.. Imported.
ed french lnlrees in tins.
tare. Thrush. Partridge.
at e2 per dozen tina
pefore offered ct o. lows
irst quality.
p. W. BCkCHELL.
LES y ct
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EOR SALE
NORTHWEST.
2ll to 2243 10th

u \
.s1I to 2sI3 10th st, 1913 18th st b b. srs12 so.
n. 4 and 81. .ss5. 900 ls:,9 X st. b h. IN l.,
faisi Il. b. srs.. i. 90 245 st h, i4r i03SS
COL 10 Oil y II ave 1ls 18th st. III. Or,
and h on ST. 100 and his rear lO.OOO
ei st. IA. 1rs-. L. 90 TIA 18th st. b b. IN
IT. st. h, 5rs 5000 l0r. :..-;...;;.... 1900
3s5s 10 :EE4 psf. bh. Is ST. b b. l1r.... $500
:.rs- 7,OOOaI1 st. b b. IA l.. oo,
tirs 800 IFS 9th ST. b h. Sr 5000
18th st bet Mass ave 1927 Boundary. h., oo
i ios. alley bet NJ and Isl s, B h. i. iir 800
y. 12th and 18th. 600 II IL ST. b. 1r... 600
Az 20 AL FATHERS Stlb 9th 81. b. IN i.
alley bh, irs.-- 5000 sr -, =; 4. 100
and houses IN rear. ", Or .......-.....- 400
20I3 II. h, 1rs 900 d. M i. 6rs....-.-4 400
l2i9 ami l2I3 Madison le5 I'm IN. 5rs 4. 800
81. Z b. iTs. and two 81 and ~ Defrees st.
brirk houses reari 500 h. 7r. each. 3. go
Sc. ~ I'D st, b n, Alley. bt II and ~, NJ
9rs. each-....-......iJO0 and sts b h. 6r. 500
The above is only a portion OF the property my
books Eor full list call at office for bulletin issued on
the Isl and 18th imy2il THOS. E WAGdAMAN.
I,oK sAI.E-A NICE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
cellar well rsned' uArTsii T4t STtisuia,s Apply
myelat '''1'' " si6 i St. NV.
I'OR sALE-AT A BARGAIN-THAT FINELY LO-
1t Gated property. known as The Milton Apartment
House" I75,. 1881 and I7.E; II st. n w, having q
tx and containing t. 149 square feet
ground. The house contains eleven suites of apart
nens and is furnished with all sanitary sprli.nees
and has rooms. elevator electric bells. dumb
walters and speaking tubes The apartments are at
outlay the house can be made excellent paying IN
The locality Il of the most convenient
and 6esutfnl IN the city We are now aathopizsd TO
th-r particulars and permits To Inspect the premises
FITCH. FOX BROWN.
mlye4-sr 1tiHS q y NV.
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" v II II
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WV 4 H.
i Il 90 EEE Xxx e.
HHH Q Q EE Xxx EE
= 4 90 En- kKv E.. ~
my23-@ EIGHTH AND PA. AVE
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FOR SALE-A NICE LITTLE LOT cox. OF ALLEY
l. Tor the low price u $GU0; easy terms.
,,,,c n. A. L. PARDON & CO.,
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These are the times when the city directory is
the only place where public man is sure Of
seeing his name mentioned with respect.
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EoR sALE-FOR sPECULATION-A PLOT OF
ground 1tfexlO0 to alley at Zoe per foot in grow.
iht s...lnn oi ely. A. Il. PARDON a. CO.,
uly-O-V lilh lifh ST
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A damage suit-a set Of oyeralls.
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Soon win the actors tragic mien
From rural theaters be missed,
And he in Gotham may be seen
Consulting q chiropodist.
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The youth now finds that unassuaged
Is all last seasons pain;
The summer maiden gets engaged,
And dis-engaged again.
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He referred to the ocean as great waste of
water, and Col. Kyahter shifted dsapproval.
and said it wasn't waste at all: that all water
was good for was to float ships on.
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NOR SAIE-A NICE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
II 7th ST bet. and SITS W IA roorus. store and
cellar. well rented; bargain. For particulars apply
10 l5I.D Is. ii. MANNER CO.,
my2EN gl6 st. NV.
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balance one year without interest -Four fire lots :,
ry;,es: - - T. j. s s EsS,t l s9sae st.
01R s S "a F. LITTLE LOT COR OF ALLEY
u ior Tie low price Of sGUo easy terms.
myoo-3. fAi'DV a. 1S GI:
EoR sALE-FOR sPECULATION-A PLOT OF
sn u es aeT f F t5 S0S' G1 grow
Zine lsrse corner lot within square of Scott
,0vac PROCTOR PROCTOR.
FOR sALE-THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS on laTH
feet d, t5G alley want offer sFEAR &yIpEfTo.
For sAI.E.THE CHEAPEST PIECE OF PROP
ir, o%, alley VIII laks good business property
myth Room 81. Ohio Bank building.
FoR saba BARGAIN, IN A FINE BUILDING
100 D wide de a It, '' % fHEo H HalE pitn n
inye63t Room u, Ohio Bank Guilding
Tor sALE-CHOiCE BUILDING LOTS. .'NoRTH-
within the arhaGet o ihe city where q mod.
crate means can own one free q any objectionable
lots recently BASEL sIa al lSr lnTl.' and
'oK sALEIN1cE LOT on BLADENsBURG
MARYLAND extended; growing neixiborhood;
sess f lf' +. D sdlS EASn ias
EoR sALE-A MOST ECONOMICAL LOT ON
4 hassac huSettS ave. n North CAPITOL st
44nOl has frame house on ii which for S5 per
lnonth Just the thing for a builder. EASTERDAY
MAI.LEkY. GA ST. n. W.. Pacific building Inl4-:,t
E0R saloon 18TH ST. BET AND U. A
desirable lot 10 by 95 to 10-fOot alley: will be
sold cheap TO u prompt purchaser. Address tile
owner. J. l.. T., star Office. my1i-.H.
ENoE SALE-LOTS IN NEW TOWN ARE 300 EACH
until June ]. after which time several cottages,
boat house and street will den,n nd 900
for lots. r. IL IIARDNEK
iny24-.n' az n a. N "
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

lSOR sALL-A BEAUTIFUL NEw sIx-KOOM
= and bath frame hOuse. 18th st. me-. trinidad;
bas hot and cold water beautifully finished eaIiaet
AMI marble inansls cellar i0t IsxsS wi,.e alley
shy tbsUJU- 500 cash. balance monthly. TEis II a
bsrSsin- nice uine-rSnin Irirk cast frtn. 18th 4
nv. only $b.DO- nice seVsn-ruom corner house,
ne. Lrlsk stable. cellar. &c. only S,i COO
i. j. SrAIEY. Il
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

Two FINELY LOCATED LOTS tsUBURBAN)
for sale at onehaK original cost owner sick Wsnts
e leave city; hne investment for department clerk
Address ID. c.. Star office. myo6-Sfs'
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ITOR SALE-ELEGANT BUILDING LOT ON EAST
4 SIDE OF 2lST ST BETWEEN II AND < Sis
\; W 20.GI X AVERAGE DEPTH OF 81 FEET TO
II,fo0I ALLY ;BEAuTIFUL LOCATION MUST
De SoLD Al ONCE PRICE ONLY 81. 600
WASHN DANENEOWER
E'y<5ot Cor. 18th and @ sts.
FOR sALE-NICELY LOCATED LOT on NEW
u hampshire near st. NV 1SjtxI IL TO alley
Fine View down three streets. a bargain at q 4 OOO
my24-d' JAMES g. JESTER GID + 81 NV
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we will do our best to clear up this mystery"
said the policeman.
"You mean 'unravel it,"
mo; get it out Of the way"
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the tariff question to q conference COM
posed OF the commercial nations Of Europe?
Would they agree TO thatl In such conference
England would insist on free trade and the
governments of the continent might be willing
t to agree co on ,h 70 R ef cent s, sd
to enter into commercial union
with those governments? In a monetary con-
ference with the governments Of Europe Eng
land and Germany would insist on maintaining
the gold standard, because they are the two
greatest creditor nations Of the world and hold |
American bonds. Can we consent that they |
shall dictate to us the kind of monetary system
that We shall maintain?
NO ALLIANCE WITH FOREIGN POWERS
at is the unwritten law of this nation that we |
shall not form any alliance with any foreign /
powers. We have adhered to this foreign policy /
for more than q hundred years, and We should I
not now depart from il and enter into q none
tary union of any kind with any European gov
We condemn this idea un-Ameri-
can. We believe that we should cdopt and
Q distinct American monetary system.
Just a. we maintain . distinct American tariff
system.
''The only proper question for the United
states 70 agree 70 consider in IN international
monetary conference is the question Of q
worlds legal ratio. We have made three ef-
Iorts since 1873 to get the governments of
Europe to agree with us upon . common ratio.
put they have 90 far insisted on main,
aiming their ratio, and our Commissioner
'ould not be convinced that IL was the correct
alto between the two metals France a. lste
= 1885 declined to consider the question further
y abandoning her ratio. II the governments
q Europe are now willing to consider
ms question the United States would
oin than IN . monetary conference.
sas ne question - 10 What Kind Of .
monetary system and standard We shall usin-
aim b . question for TIE American peopje I
ione. II b In no ssnss IN intsrnationaf ones- ,
Ion. This grsAs ba4tle q ~ s1nndnrds - i
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-11-04
Hymen in Biddeford.
(Biddeford Times.)

One of the pleasantest transactions and
occurrences taking place in town to-day
was the wedding which was the chief
event at w. A. Foss' residence on South
street this afternoon. While there was
an entire absence Of display and ostenta-
ton yet an air of quiet excellence per-
vaded the scene. In every way it was a
typical wedding with nothing to mar the
smoothness of the affair."
The union formed was between Law
yer Benjarnin F. Cleaves of Saco and
Miss Retta L. Foss of this city and Rev.
j. f. Rhodes, pastor of the Universalist
church was the clerical agent. 1t was
about two o'clock when, amid the i'm
pressive silence dominant in the dwell
ing, the prescribed formula was com
Piled with. The witnesses were only the
immediate relatives of both bride and
groom. The bride was clad in dark
blue travelling dress while a black bust
ness suit encompassed Mr.. Cleaves.
The details of the occasion were not
omitted. 1t was with neatness and a
lack of needless effusion tina the knot
was tied. A mutual realization of the
coiOihh-oy edS AIPOltdHCC VI t1iC sup
combined with the attendant happi-
ness.
Closely following the ceremony the
customary refreshments and congratula-
tions were served and enjoyed. The de-
parture of the pair came at APO where
upon they started for two weeks tour
in the Bay state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleaves' future home is
in Saco on Storer street, 80, on the cor
ner of Elm. Their door plate will be
found there next week and after. A
great variety, a choice selection and a
liberal quantity of presents were received.
Saco is gaining worthy addition to her
circle of splendid families.
1t is, indeed almost unnecessary to
speak Of the career of either Mr.. or Mrs.
Cleaves, yet it should be said that they
graduated from the Biddeford High
school in 1885, at or before which time a
mutual admiration became established.
The elimination occurred today.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-11-04
Delicately Put.

Young Lady Crying to steer)-Why,
this boat acts very queerly, seems to me.
Boatman (gently)-I guess she feels a
strange hand at the helm.-New York
Wsekly.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-11-04
A Proud Groom.

A few days since verdant youth
with his blushing bride arrived at one Of
the hotels Of Brighton and Immediately
registered his name as rs. B. Jones and
lady on a bridal tower. London Tit
Rits