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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
THE yEV WEST END PREsBY TERIAE CHURCH.

The dedicatory services o; the West End Presoy
terrain Church will be he'd Tomorrow Monday ana tues
day. Tomorrow the Rev. Dr. John Gillespie al ue
Foreign Board will preach sermon aud the Rev DIS
Mcmillan Briggs will assist in the services In hc
afternoon there will a Slbbath-scbool celebratoh III
the evening laymen's meeting Will be presided over W
me Rev Dr. John Hall.
On Monday evening the dedication proper wiz 'Ae
,ass tia Row. Dr. George Alexander preaching the ser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
THE PETROLETM MiREEr

Buckeye pipe lice certificate, again figured Slightly
I'm the dealing, in crude petroleum Yesterday at the
Consolidated stock and Petroleum Exchange, 5000
barrel, being -pd az II "a cents. The -alcS Of VA
tDnal Transit ccfnc', Amounted tn 700 barrels At
81 ~ 81 cents. Refined oil In barrels WIS IN
changed AZ go cents in buA At $50 cents. and m
cases AZ 80 cents. ,rud" u barrel at 1.45 cents.
and 10 bulk ~ 295 cents.
Foreign quotations were: Antwerp. IA francs,
Bremen q marks, London, > II prucc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

moa and the Rev DR.. H. NJ Field making the prayer of
conservation The neghboring pastors prs. chambers
ana ramsey VIII speak, and the Rev Drs. Bliss and
Booth will assist in the services.
On Tuesday evening there will be an i,terdenomina.
onal meeting at which prominent representatives. Of the
various evangelical denominations viii speak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
IR1n PIRDEE LETT 70 WILL.

wlIkesbarre. Penn, April 3 lspcclal).-Therc mas
hcen great stirring Of papers In the once oil Inc
,.,e Ario Par,lec at IIazlet0n, In search OF II Will
TIe friends relatives and attorneys Of the oe'n
millionaire felt positive there was such paper "'u
the surprise Of every one great when no su'h
,cu,nent WAS discovered. Certain educational ana
charitable Institutions have long held the bcef th"t
when Mr. Pardee died they would DO handsomely re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

Liverpool April So 45 p. m.-Beef in fair demand.
Fork In poor Demand. Hams In good demand short
The demand j. improving: long clear middles about
is pounds, duh at BIS I'd. shoulder, about Il to
~ nounds firm at 2.s sd. Cheese In poor demand;
American finest white and colored. dull at SOS Talow
in fair demand 1urpeniinc and rosn IN poor demand
Iad-Spot and futures In poor demand prime western
not steady AT 33s. Wheat In fair demand; No;
red winter firm at IS I'd; No. red spnng
trn nj IS 3D. Flour in fair demand. Corn
spot I'm fair demand futures In poor demand. Hops
at London-Pacfc cOaSt-Thcre l. nothing Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool April 81 p. m,Cotonmrhe safes pn,sr o.
the iny include 300 bales .tmericil Futures
closed irm American mdd,ing. low mddling clause.
April delivery 4l-64dd3 i2-6fd April and May
delivery 3 Al e4dd 3 4264d: May and June denvery
. i3,i4d sellers: June and July delivery, 3 4oSsa@
3 46-64d July ard August delivery 3 4s-c osS%
q 40ti4d: August and september delivery, . oto4oD
3 - Cid september delivery. 3i-64d. sellers sep
tember and October delivery" , o4t4d sellers oeI@
her and November delivery. o6-o4d. buyers. o..
Galveston April Section firm middhng JIG
low middling 5 i5-16c good ordinary, Sec. Sss
and rross recepts "a bales sales. 1876 bales stock,
~ osn hales Weekiy-Net and gross receipts 3,Iis
bales exports coastwise. 1908 bales sales, i,ost
bale, spinnerS. 1913 bales. ,, .,
Norfolk April e.-Coton steady; nlddIing, l..
Net and gross receipts 593 bales exports to Great
britain 300 bales: coastwise. LOO bales. sales,
IA bales stock 34.0s0 bales. Weekly-Net re-
ccints 0,6Gs bales: gross, 6,s1s bales: exports 10
sales c3S belcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
notation, are based on American STANDARD q elastic,
STAINED
Go I Ordinary
II Good Oiciindf

option, hat a uIuo look at tn outset prices showing
hut iittc chrncr there being general lack Of Speculative
,tcor Th.n came 4 decline Of lH2 points on Iocal
r,,llItlng IAt,r In the session. however the market
suddenly rain- 9Th ant local shorts" rushed N
cover final hsur, showing net gains 81 fdb points over
,o.triay Liverpool clos advance of 3di point
mont ic, Int. small. and the interior movement loss
han had been cAp'crd Al of which contributed 10 the
l.t. Silrs. IL loo ba.rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
pPONTVVNT lBRTVdLS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEM ARLE-Dr. Won Holcbcn German Mlnlstr Nv
,v.shington. ASTOR-EX.GOyefnor Henry NJ. Ho5t oi
,on,svIyania. BREVOORT-P Postmaster General Johl
ly.namtxer, and ii. o. Houghon OF Cambridge Ni'S'
rIprH AVENUE-Senator II. +. Pcstigicw, Of sou" DE-
L,,a Congressman Moses T. Stevens Of Massach"o'''
~ coyernor c. {. Van Zandt OF Rhode Island anu "''
80. George H. Erwin NOKMANDIE-SCnator pa
Ia n HILL OF Elmra. WLSTMINSTEE-''oofsc hch'
nm Of Washington, b. G. WINDsOR-Proics'or Elisha
Gray Of Chicago
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO sroChs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

on CIV. April sNatlonai Transit ee thc c opened
~ 900 ciearances. ZOO bbs: shipments u'oii
" r,ssurc Nrrl s~Natlonal Transit certificates olrnet
AZ 56,c; closed at J65.c highest 56'sc lowest j0hc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

~, HE BOOK OF OPENAIR SPORTS, octave 800 pases.
illustrated Toe standard authority on American epen'
Afr amusements. kus for sailing, swimming Dali plays
ing shoo.ing horseback riding, &C.: &c. In full ~ ~
coy. Published by The Tribune New-Yesk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
MIR. CLEVELAND DONE FOR.
From The baltimore American.

From The Baltimore AincH'dh
E> President Cleveland probably now realizes tho
mistake be r,adc by allowing himself to be- liuu''l
take the stump In Rhode Island. the l,cmo.ituc
10 the candidates the state Democratic ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
san Francisco April 3, ls':'

THE WESTERN EXPRESS
-, A.. pennsylyana Railroad is the choice nigh fan
% 20 ~" rincnnatI Chicago and ST. Louis. IL 10 !hor-
nmohy appointed In every respect. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IL the fIvOrite OF the travelling public, because !" 10
safe sure and speedy. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
ALnRIcII THE APOSTLE OF LECIPROCIrY.

II f., now generally understood that the TanH BILL
Az finally adopted was largely his handvOrk. NO
other man I'm the last Congress had great share
i'm framing the reciprocity clause. ard the fact thnt
The reciprocity feature Of tho bIll has become widely
and ud, pntaby popular has served Ia strengthen his
reputation ftltr.nlan. The work N.nator
Aldrch accompl ehcd I'm h, revision OF In. Mckinley
lin VIZ, specially OncrouS and wearing and tha sue
ces, Of the measure is IN large part due 10 Inc
unfacsng attention which he gave to every Item
and Ia the sterling which he applet 10
H. con, dcriti1n Altogether hi, senatorial career
ha, been successful and honorable that other
state, beside Rhode Island have reason to be proud
that his latest victory l. 50 emphatic aud convincing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

The battle in Rhode Island Will doubtless prove
the Getty sburg Of the free trade campaign I'm New
England. hut General Ice undcrestlnatei ths
resisting power Of the North just the Free Traders
mi-cacuatcd - te strength Of protection In New
England. Both defeated. and the cause Of pro
trctiO stands to- ay IN" cause OF the Union
did on Jnli g. 1853. The Frce-Irld have made
the best Agh In their power in Rhode Island and the
little state has cot them out by emphatic ma O1y.
\ CAMPAIGN OF EDUCATION
From The Hartford Post
No state election I'm recent yearS has been fought
with more earuc.tnc~> 0r with larger artillery. No
place left for Ignorance Of the questions at Issue
la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-05

We have the following desr able houses to lease:
1878 St, nearly new bricks, brown stone
TRIMMINGS, containing IL rooms bath cellar and ALI
the improvements; hardwood finish Rent ga 20
1907 Goth ST. nearly new brick. with 9rooms. BATH
cellar and oil IN. heated by furnace. Rent esq 20
1911-l0S3 St brick. 3 stories and cellar, base
ment kitchen. IL rooms and bath. ami. furnace
The prices named include water rent. For further
rs St. B. ID WARMERS CO.. e1sP,t.nw
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FOR RENT-FLATS

EHOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL FLAT; ENTIRE on
L floor; 8 large rooms and bath wide hall S34S NJ
st. 2. W. near cable cars; SIS. r. A. PHILLIPS
SON, l42Z New York ave. n5-lw
ENOR RENT-APARTMENTS IN THE HARRISON,
corner Sd and SITS several additional suites will
he ready for occupancy about the 18th Of November
steam heat elevator service and attendance Apply 10
HARVEY SPALDING. Room T. n3-6t.
EOR RENT-A FLAT IN THE STORY BUILDING
4 10 parties without children seven and bath
bay windows porch In rear steam heat elevator and
attendance. III 18th ST. n W. oclg-3vs
EOR RENT-H ST. Ne. 9 ROOMS AND BATH;
L all convenences for houseke eping; best OF
neghbors south front; very cheap II taken at once
Apply to OWNER. $40 18th st. NV. oc26-2w.
EOR RENT-ON THOMAS CIRCLE OPPOSITE
L the .Portand"-The handsoinest housekeeping
mats in Washington, 9 rooms, pantry. bath. &c. .
each; the new building cor Mass. ave. anG 18th ST.
n steam heated and lighted by gas and el ectricty:
uttered water throughout: ianitor in building. Apply
to SIIEGER L1EBERMANN. 1903 + s.. occ-fm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-05
WANTED-HOUSES.

w AN lED--nOlS ES.
w the western part Of the city or Capitol Hill rent
not to exceed go. Address Miss EDELIN,. Ill & St
It,
WASTED-TO RENT FOR FOUR MONTHS AT
w least. an eight or nins-room unfurnshed house
IN northwest part OF city. Address J. E. SIT 18th
st NV. n58t'
WANTED HAVE CLIENT WHO WISHES
w 10 purrhas- in the neighborhocd of TenIeytown
800 worth q property suitable for residences Cash
two year>. GRACE NJ THOMAS.
El-8 100 Corcoran buildirs.
UANTED-To Buy HOME IN THE NORTH
w vest about rooms must have a stable
Tor one pEee not above s1O.O 900. Address p. o. Box
~. 'ity u. o. n5-'is
WANTED TEN OK TwEI.vE-EoOM BRICK
aad kitchen krsi aoof froIn cd 900 10 siS oco; 70
deal Win owner Address dOl florida IA. n4 D
w RSrfp ONE sEVEN AND ONE EIGHT ROOM
w hous. IN W; O.s piece unimproyed property
\NAsTEp- 70 PURCHASE A HOME IL THE
w s'Gths~si or rooms no; over 81. 900
1884. Star ofsc.
N'ANIED-TO PURCHASE HOME IN THE
w Northwest. west " 10Th st. 4 bed rooms; Will
pay cssh about %. 90. Address J. P. @,
n33t- star office
WANTED TO PURCHASE NEW HOUSE IN
w the northwest east of 1th -. not over Is 600
Address CASH CUSTOMER
n3-a' Star ofhce
WANTED SIX OR sEvEN-RooM BRICK
within squares of baltimore and Ohio depot price
not 81, zoo. also Sroum house. $40 600 Address
URCHAsER l.. star once nl-Iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-05

4 7. WALKER SONS, 2o4 10TH ST. n w.
-. Building Papers, Aosh-proof Goods, Fire Brick,
Clay and lille Asbestos Flue Lining Pulp Slate &c.
AUl4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-05

lO20 Conn rear...a5
oc3i r. o. HOFFMAN 10th and y Sta nv
ENOR RENT-A VERY CHARMING HOUsROF TEN
rooms. in perfect order. overlooking Iowa Circle;
l5Ol Vermont ave. price. S-b5.
or2s-u JOHN = BEAII. 1871 1t. NV
EoR RENT-523 18th ST. NV; - rooms and 8
Il baths.
e23-621-tss7 and go St ne. rooms and bath
each, Just completed.
400 q 50. "A q rooms and hath.
ccs-lm sTEIGER LfEBERMANN. 1903 F-,
ENoR RENT-s6 30. 5RcoM FRAMES on TUR-
water "a each house. THos. X wAGGAMAN
ie1-lOm- ai7Fs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-05

~ ANiEN-Tb ~. f;'RStET RI TRADE
w rpunF nan vsuf-a -"sz.tfCn A. salesman, q
isn"r g La her, 49, ,'C -t.L reference. Adj
dr~s- WILLARD stat oii... Il.
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EDUCATIONAL.

GERMAN sUccEssIUiLY TAUGHT, No In.
VI giish IN the class; 81 q per month. beginnarur
classes now forming. lois l4th St NV no4ss
EIocurIoN. oRAroRY. PHYSICAL cULTulE
H English literature Correct English taught - ~
egners Day and evening sesHiona NnL KLLxAe
BETH KING. 501 East Capitol 81 ooS11s
'TliokoUGH INDIVIDUAL INsrRUcTloN-Ex-
L iafienced teacher. Latin. Greek. Msthena43cu
bnglish brsnches. P-nmsnship and Elorutton- Bonks
wali pupils a specially. Address TUTOR. stae q.
nee. 49,
DAINTING LESSONS GIyEN AT PUPfIS
L homes. 5ec. Pe esson. address <52 Pct n y. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-05

EOR RENT-5O3 9Th ST. NE. 6R-, BATH
and cellar. 500 20
iuo ST. q w. A.. m l., .-....-.....-.......- % 90
iSd6 New YORK ave- n W.. Or. II 90
III 18Th ST. n W. or ......-----.-.---...... u 90
4dg wilson Sc nv IL. 90
30 lith St NE Or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 30
central ave-. Ivy City. 5r ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
Marshai ST n W. near Sherman ave. 10 90
Flats in Pierce st. n 81 to 10 90
I:D Navy place sc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q 80
Al Bland ST. L. W.. Ar. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g. 90
CAYwooD GARRETT. WV
n5-Jt' 18th ST. and New York ave n W
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


" sNItb..AsH tAln yoh ftaNt1ul =. an
4 aaa M aScaSssE t 81 IS
WAsTED--0NE OR Two GOOD HORSES AS
80, sI' ei h'{nen. On unincumbered building l,t
W1SIT Ina 81, PROM RHEgNsTIs.In
address BSIs s,., oirss 'eA' e'''o ~ It.
WANTEb MOTHERS nIyI, NLINg CHIk
fsues ss :ii. n n.y s''ob TAi. hsT5f
.. creme Jersey CITY. NJ Sn'' hf"sf'''' CT I Il!
WANTEypp CASH PAID FOE OLD COLI AND
w siLvER Old aud new jewelry dentist gold, coins
Bought IofWiNsrifnfeNs' Msn 81 a. Jssesr IT.
esHssa Stsisr in Old oo:d and SILVER. Die oh St
WANTED-MY PATRONS AND OTHERS TO
.,s ssSqrs novelty pocket Inf. yih your name
tas e'' Ers9s Ssfs. a-
Also card writing sreciaity. Address
IT. / H y sr hSD IA.
wv: Condition and S1ss h SARRis
WANTED-A GOOD DRIVING HORSE ABOUT
s,. Wears old. sound end kind. ADDRESS Box IA.
WA.NTED.BY TWO EEsPEcTABLE coLokED
offices 6241f Mass. ave. NV IT.
WiASLEpsTYPEWRITERs FOR RENT-KEM-
est rates; FIRST machines only delivered free
M on TT ia ffflR' EXCHANGE. eo s. NV.
WANTED-ENvELoPEs CIRCULARS, &c. TO
w address Sent for and delivered at 81 80 per
1000. Address o. K. Star Office. MET.
w supplied With Rogers silver ware lace curtains.
hasT... sr @ %
call with samples. ooo6 l2t'
w office furniture Of every description. carpets,
.nS c nDs
WANTED B0ARDERs-LARGE NICELY FUR
w ni.hed rooms 2Ol st. NV nl-5t'
WAANTED.HoRsEs TO KEEP,K Q
stalls: Order, Il PRICES, siI 81 y Farm. a.
st .s Isss miles out o. H. F. CLARK sis0' Nd
WANTED = HORSES IN EXCHANGE FOR 81
owner. four mi hoo trSp sisy S sems cash
ias otsces oio and 1870 st. NV " oca g Inn
IA, To- n.
pes III M.1ket space ocs-s. tuS.S lin I'm
WAETED-Goops OF AL KINDS. suUH AS
@ Ell Ssis eisssst
WANTED-TAKF NOTICE-I WILL PAPER
as rooms trs e. 50 gprS.a in hl.ns gut q So
eei3s Al G' Sofff. a7 sff iiS IT. s s1r'
WANTEI,-Ir YOU WANT DEsIRABIE FARM.
residence
]! you want q choice building lot
ca os asaSf e ell r Il
Room 100. Corcoran building
And receive prompt attention. su27-3in
WANTED-wIILIAM q. FRIZZKLL, PIANO
w tuner. 6223 9th ST. Orders from Md. Va
and all parts Of the District by mail will receive promp.
attention Frstclass tuning at lowest rates fslOAf
WANTED OPIUM AND WHISKY HABITS
w cured at home without pain book Of particulars
sent free. B. N. wOOLLEf. n. D.. Atlanta, Ga
Once 1041S Whitehall 81. ja2aly
WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w remodeling works feathers renovated mattresses
made over furniture steamed and moths destroyed
=. h. fOUNGS. l402 Pa. Telephone lOO8-2 rs
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INoR BRENT ool I ST. N.E.. SRoOMs. sI6 30
5lt 9TH -. a .. rooms as.
ia Duncan plAre 4. e d rooms new al m
mast WRIGHT sroCkFTr 6la / 81 nv
LNoR kENr HOUSE 1905 % ST NV 10 ROOMS
and : bath rooms IN rood repair. suitable for
eithe- Offices or dwell ing ArplN
n4-lm ". g JOHNSON. lis l3h II nv.
INOk RENT al3OsT. NV. THREE STORY AND
II basement b-uWn--tone house. nearly new tw.lxs
rooms. al! modern iruIruy-in, uts r,ut go
M In J. n CkOISSANT go llthsf
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL
SSn 10 ANY ONE HELPING A GOOD BUsI.
sNcO hess man TO Permanent position. Address
Box 100. star Office. n5-st.
NTE ARE THE PEOPLE WHO PAY BIG CASH
w prices for gents second hand clatning
JrSTH'S OLD STAND.
No 0l0 ID 1t "A.
NOMINI-"BRlDGET" RETURNED WITHOUT
~ you. Communicate with y. NJ. 7. We will tsbs
q TIP 70 Laurel. the quicker the better ''sEM.
HILL pS-.sts
A rTHoRIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
IA Communications promptly attended 20; conndeU,-
tial. Ofhce open all hours. Best references WM
WILLIAMS, Manager. seO p st nv )elO-5m.
(NNIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
" and answers. Send 10 cents 20
W. FLYNN, A. NJ Ivy Institute.
.yl.-in' Southwest 18th and a.s NJ
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MALE.

MALE.
" ANTEr-Tp ~" FcRStrTKE TRADT-
w youns u-an vsn,- --.tion salesman. TO
dress wILIiED. star oii..-' -''- NY II.
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us-3i-
W-ASIEp-sIruITloS BY CONFIDENT BOOK
A.-1"r sinsl- .. double entry best Of rsi.r-
WASTED POSITION A SALESMAN WHOLLY
w al" groeery OF provisions Address $ IL Star
w elry business. Addre.. X r. Star ofiioe n4 g
WANTED-BY GOOD SHORT ORDER OR
w hotel colored man cook. place 446 Washing
FEMALE.
WANTEp- 90 TO. DICKS AGENCY FOR
- fS.a ' ssID
reference ftom last employers 6l31th st-n- It,
WANTfD..BY \ Young LADY. COPYING OR
inc address AMBITIOUS. star office. n5r2t'
WANTED-A tLAcE AS CHAMBERMAID OR
nurse ca" si'e references, Cali 1881 io'h St
WANIEp-BY 4 VERY REsPEcr.BLE COL
ersl hoG-eWoTk 9l5 sth st n W II.
WANTED WIDOW DESIRES POSITION AS
Best raeses Hi ir ' Ta. fin s,, Or
WANTED- BY COMPETENT DREssMAKER.
sewing to d. a. home or To- go out by the day
CAL or address lN'is Marion st. NV. n5-3t'
WANTED BY CoLORED GIRL WHO WISHES
% sch in scitx
SAP A. nis. an - work mornings and evenings CAN
w aid sitis,ion in irsiSi.. faInily rood isfer
saes A9piy A;2oI1 LIT. n n4-2t'
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WANTED--Bi REsPECTABLE C7LoRrD
references. as ro'm ss.1 Or nurs-' e..
WANlFD a YorN6 LADY, THORcvGHL.
dress Sffii'S 'i i ss'i
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w grl. place to do Washing aud ironing ~ isy Or
SSSty e z, place eham'eraid' good rster-rss
WANTED BY , WHITE GIRL. PLACE IN 4
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W-ANTED-GOOD POSITION BY LADY Pen
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SION tLkhh. S:ar Office n4-5t'
WANTED-BY FASHIONABLE DRESS
w maker WHO ts home MA TO her customers,
more p-rInanent engagement In family by the day:
referenee II reg Iired- Address DKESSMARER. Star
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pension attorney. lawyer business man. OF news
PAPER reTo T'eT, who doesn't require continuous
VIZ o; typewriter. Charges moderate. Address Box
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WANTED BYA LADY OF EXPERIENCE AND
" ACCURACY. shorthand general writing which
may be done az hone. Address z l. Star office.
E.l 81.
W-ANTFD-BY 4 WHITE PERSON, A SITUA-
w tion as parlcr or chsmbermad. Inquire after
3 p w at l5Ol 81 L. W. MIST
WANTED - EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
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rants wherever needed also positions for clerks
Established lsSj- SHACKLEFORD'S. At llth n. W.
oc25- i2t'
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w for cooks. chambermsids. waitress. laundressss
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THE pRUNKARD's CHILDREN.

And parents, have you through drink lost
love for your offspring, for the children with
which God has blessed your marriage union!
Yes. your children weep over loved hopes,
but their tears are unheeded; they pray,
they beseech, they implore. tney strive 70
stay the downward curse, but they are cast
aside. their tears dehled, youths happiness
turned into gall, hopes faded flowers streW
their Young life's way; they must 60 out
and bear the cold worlds scorn, their sole
relief the tear Of "a drunkard's child" or,
worse than that, become stolidly indifferent
to eyery good impulse, and continue tne
vices OF the parent, and become buraen
and disgrace to themselves and to society.
And. finally. 1 dare not tell you that drunk
enness the demon Of drink, can make tne
son lift up his haad and deal the blow upon
the aged mother who brought him forth
amid the travails Of birth; who nurssd hm
at her breast and tended him in cnDdhood,
and cheered him on against the trials OF
youth Oh, dare not describe to you that
eray-haired mother sinking down to tne
door beneath the blow dealt by son rem
dered unnatural by drink. Drunkenness
renders the heart dead to every holy feellng>
it DESTROYS within US our reason, our 1ree'
dom. our love. 1t destroys within US the
image of God in our glorious manhood. II
DESTROYS the welfare and the happiness or
the family, and step by step, it leads from
one sin to the other, for when reason Is gone
the passions cannot be kept under conIoi,
and they become tax aud pauper III tne
natural and in the supernatural oroer,
Drunkenness leads to an untimely grave.
and in death the drunkard meets with the
climax OF his woes.-Rev. d. Calmer.