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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
THE PRINTING ELL.
Some Objections In the Present Form of the
Measure.


Measure.
The measure known as the printing bin, .
which recently passed the House and which is
row pending in the Senate, makes some radical
changes in the matter of the distribution of
public documents. The bill provides that the
special binding now attended to by the clerks
document room of the House shall be arranged
for by the public printer. No saving. it is
claimed by the opponents of the measure, would
be effected by the transfer, the public printer
would have TO appoint some one to do the
work. As it is now. il is held, this work is
attended to by those who in easy access OF
the members and with the least possible incon-
venience to them. Other reasons advanced
by those opposed to the bill in its present form
are as follows:
No provision is made for furnishing the
clerk Of the House with copies of House bills.
&c. At present the clerk sends the measures
promptly to the committees to which they are
referred. To take this function awav from
the clerks Office, IL is argued, is to imperil the
quick progress Of legislation. The files in the
clerk document room extend from 1914 to the
present in an unbroken chain. Continually
calls are being made for information furnis he'd
by these files. 1t is proposed by the bill TO do
away with department which has been in ex-
istence since the British burned the Capitol.
The bill makes no provision for the printing
and custody of the reports and testimony in
contested election cases, which has been an
important duty of the clerks document room
in the past
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
SUSPENSION OF SILVER PURCHASES.
The Resolution Of Mr.. Harser . Substitute
for That Of senator McPher-on.

u ne Resolution OF MT. harfer $uo<tttutf
for That Of senator McPher~on.
Representative Michael d. Hsrter OF Ohio
objects to the suspension Of the silver purchase
resolution introduced in the Senate by Mr..
Mcpherson Of New Jersey on the ground that ii
gives to the Secretary of the Treasury gresteS
control over the subject than anv man could
wish and more than Congress ought to piacc in
the hands Of any Officer of the government
He will offer in the House today a substitute in
the nature Of House joint resolution providing
rs follows;
"Ths, all further purchases Of silver bullion
by the United States OF America shall cease
from and after the passage or saortion Of ,hIS
resolution, and that said purchases shall
not be resumed until an international
agreement shall be reached. which agree
ment shall at least include Great Britain,
Germany. France and the United States Of
America, and which agreement shall fix the
valuation az which silver bullion will thereafter
be received for coinage, without limit a. TO
quantity, at the mints of all the nations which
are parties TO said international agreement
Mr. Harter thinks this resolution would &C
complisn the same result and not he open 90
the same objections the Mcpherson
resolution. Ii would. moreover, be says.
ready 10 Join with other civilized
nations In the coinage OF silver upon any
sgreed-upon international ratio and that meau-
while we declined going on raking their chest
nuts in for them at the risk Of commercial die
sster and national disgrace
Mr.. Harter says be believes that silver pur-
chases have greatly contracted the currency
during the last twenty-four or twenty five
months, and that after counting In the notes
issued by the government in payment for pig
silver the actual volume of the currency IL to-
day probably at ieast $500. 900 600 and perhaps
$3.50, 0o0. 900 or s275 600. 600 smaller than Il we
had been out of the silver speculation entirely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
Loyal Austrians Hold Their Breath.

The Vienna correspondent of the London
Daily Ne,rs says that N sensation has been
caused throughout Austria and Hungary by a
daring speech made by Herr Eoetvers, the
leader of the Hungarian independents. Herr
Eoetvers denies the right of the king to be Of
Tended with subjects Of nation standing UNI
approachably high above all others. The king,
he said, must be made to understand that he
may be angry with foolish advisers but not
with the people. The speaker also condemned
the action OF the Catholic party IN trying to
incense the king against the nationals and lib
erals as rebellious subjects. 1.-The rebels" said
the speaker, regard hungary more precious
than their religion. and will renounce the con-
fession rather than their patriotism. The indie
pendence of our country must be the aim of
our national politics"
The newspapers Of Vienna have not dared to
publish an exact report Of the speech. They
substitute 1.-The crown" for 1.-The king where
ever the latter expression is used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

George Hayman, colored man, whose place
of business is on 18th street, was charged in
the Police Court today with permitting a minor
to remain in his place. The act under which
the prosecution was brought was the law agains,
minors IN pool rooms.
The word saloon was mentioned in the
act, bnt the judge held that the law applied to
pool and billiard saloons and not to liquor sa-
looms.
The charge was therefore dismissed The
police charged that Andrew Scott, a thirteen
year-old colored boy, was employed by Hay
man bartender.
liquor in violation of the act of 1857. She
plead guilty, through her counsel, Lawyer Ca
hill, and paid S25 fine.
In the case of Robert Weber, charged with
violating the Sunday law, Mr.. Darlington found
q flaw In the information, an error Of the
printer, and the information was therefore
Quashed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
An AppraisIng Com mission.

The Secretary of the Navy today appointed
A. J. Perry, Joseph Benjamin and Charles
Small of Brooklyn commission to apprsise the
Walabout lands forming part of tho navy
yard at Brooklyn for the purpose OF it's
transfer 10 the city of Brooklyn in
accordance with the provisions of a special act
of Congress. There are about twenty-seven
acres Of land involved and the act OF Congress
provides that it shall not be sold at less than
S4l, 900 per acre. The commission is to deter
mine the value Of the property in excess of
that amount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

Second Lieut. Edgar Russell, third artillery.
is relieved from further duty with light battery
E. first ARTILLERY, and will proceed to join his
proper stston.
Leave Of absence for six months on sureeon'
certificate Of disability is granted Post Chap
lam jos. c. Kerr, U. 8. A.
Capt John Pitman, ordnance department.
will proceed from the Frsnkford arsenal,
Philadelphia, Pa, to the powder mills Of E. L
Du Pont B Company, near Wilmington, Del.
on public business in connection with the In
spection Of powder now being manufactured
for the ordnance department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

Why the Pope Deemed Hun Guilty of Con.
tempt and Contumacy.

Why the Pope Deemed Hun Guilty NJ C0a~
tempt and Contumscy.
Archbishop Corrigan's charge. against Dr.
McGlynn. disobedience and preaching fslse
doctrines, have not been acted upon q, al by
Mgr. Satoli in restoring DR.. McGlynn 10 his
full powers As priest. according 10 the New
York Herald These charges stil hang over the
head Of DR.. McGlynn. but it is e,tremely doubt
full If they viii ever be pushed. The case VIII
probably never be reopened- pr. McGlynn
was excommunicsted for 'conrumAcy' in not
having gone to Rome when summoned by the
pope TO answer the charges made against him
by Archbishop Corrigsn. Tie was encomm mn
Gated because a letter which he dispatched 10
the pope. after receiving the cablerram from
him ordering him 20 Rome within for,y DAYS,
was suppressed" before it reached its destin.-
ton.
An ecclesiastic. who occupies q high position
in this archdiocese ard who j a dose friend e
DIR. McGlynn, made known to the Herald ye--
terday the above facts regarding Mgr. Sa,olli's
settlement OF the case. aud told interesting
story regarding the suppression III the DOCTORS
letter. He declared that the letter had been
burned by a high ecclesisstie,' into whose
hands it was given TO be transmitted TO the
pope.
"who was the high ecclesiastic that burned
this letter." asked.
IL would only create al feeling and AMI
mostly TO reveal his name now. aud l do noe
care TO rake up matter that il past and gone.
The ccclesiastic 1 refer 20 high in authority.
but showed the white feather and dared not
send the letter TO Rome Tor lear that DE-.
McGlynn's case would have been decided diff.
ferently from the way in which II decided.
II have been informed Ugh authority
that DIR. McGlynn has been Restored 10 all has
functions priest" continued my infcrm-
ant. "He can say mas. hear confessions.
preach or perform any priestly function Just -
be could before he was exconmuIicafed. Br.
McGlynn stands now exactly in the same posi-
ton as he did when he left St. Ssephens p~s-
ish -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

When the ksn-s. Legislature stall oura.-
fke >ext Monssy
Corrssi,ondsnoc 81 TIE ENrutus s~N-
TarFEa kaN ra...,..-,-


oorr-sronaenoe of In. Esrttux ,.,N-
TorFE.. Kan January 2 tsas
Nex. Noraa, n.-r.r,. u a. =. = -,
li..,. an g. n. -, !.
-. 90 -. -, ''''' m isNn
bANon OF hAnsS-. 'ield Gf' -" gnNcriuent q
the state 60 the new poruiia parry oue~ BE-
fore. in 1852, ther were a,.asrad b, shs demo-
crats with auti-rroh Hbi-iar d, .li-r,- As, no,
they did not give up aonr-,i A.. -. -
eminent with 90 much fe.rasa --.--., 4. 90,
Will when they str- down n~aoa. ,,xt Nor.i.v
rpor-,,I, Y,.,.-
pa,,,,hl,..,. .,,,,.;,..,. -,
-, - ~
e" ~ 'N''i"'''" h'ei-- 'hrT
nave one majority IN The hop~e. bus IL - a.
lists declare that thoy hav, h,eu ch-s,od ouf q
a majority b. the prcscn - ubl an state e
hcsrs, Who constitute "a cansAs-irg board sni
have cent notices 60 every coautv 81 ID. sfats
asking the faithful g. coma O. Totska ana
see that Their tights are not -inlcu ~ r,.pahli-
cans. Ihere viii be several thousand nor rilist.
here ready TO COMM, an, at that vii cav.
them possess on Of the hOus. Thoir flnn van
be 20 take possession Of Esrre-,niAuye Hall
nonoaS hieht, where reception 4. % b" gwen
mn a, an- a, tae oi-e re-
and then organic hehi,s io,l,,i -. ~ "'on
To cRoxp Tuy u,tts.~,,
Hundreds q. ,,,,r,i;.,. -. -, -.
az -, = :
-A' NJ" nv ''''es 80 'aat 'he rePue-
means cannot enter the oaritol building. and ~
necessary there are many VITO would demand
the appearance Of the state militia 20 Keen su,
the repuhicans This will hardly BE- re-srtsd
10. as GOV. ieweiiing could not Afford 10 in
dor sc such mob rule and evolutionary pro-
ceeding. The hope ~ the republicans l. il Gov.
Lswelllng. Who they believe vii not eonp,s-
nance any measure not legal md lawful In it,
issue Of yesterday the Populist representative
peoples party organ. in outlining tha .bo,,
policy and in referring 20 the tieseni reYt
state officers said
.s-7, ,o,,,h,;..,.. - -,
'''s '''0''i iorn -thres
''""i'"es' III twenty ca-e' The certificates
we're granted oy open fraud, ierIary and for
gerry. Before fhese words r.,c, or, r..a... -.
ton VII be taken in the court. 90 ,-ov- .heir
truth. Notwithstanding the ottou. ret,u,.
ton of the state house gang. mar, ,,eople vii
be n ionished AZ the evidence. A. ~iu 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

Judge Cornelius Bartle, the patriarch OF the
western division Of the pension Office, was to-
day presented with handsome gold-headed
cane by his fellow clerks in the bureau in honor
of his eightieth birthday.
The cane was presented by Mr.. Penny, assist
ant chief of tine division, in few words of con-
graduation and assurance of the regard and
esteem in which Mr.. Bartie is held by his fellow
clerks.
The veteran responded in feeling manner
Mr.. Bartle entered the office in 1871 and has
been steadily at work ever since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

Capt. John James billiard, well-known vir-
ginisn, has died at his home in Lynchburg.
The hiding place Of suspended Treasurer
Foerstel Of St Louis has been discovered at
last. He h ut Eurska, No., under the care Of
physician.
In view Of the resppearsncs Of cholsra in
Hamburg the Prussian authorities have ordered
strict supervision Of al persons suspected Of
having the disease.
Nh. WIN. Walter Phelps, the American minister
Ct Berlin. gave dinner Saturday night in honor
Of Baron dc 6xuve, laAs Rassaae ministsr to TIE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

Another coal oil concern, called the Bremen
Trading Company, has been formed 10
fight the German branch of the Standard Oil
Company.
Mr.. Z. Loudon Snowden, the new United
States minister to Spain, has arrived Mt Madrid.
A j. Hudspeth has been executed at Harri-
son, Ark, for the murder Of GEO. Watkins in
1857, a man whose body wns never found.
serious labor riot occurred Saturday in Mad
rid While 1000 workingmen were marching to
the town hall to submit grievances to the mayor
police.
Ex-senator Thos. w. Palmer, president of
the worlds fair commission, has sold his famous
log cabin farm near Detroit for 81, SOC. 600 to o
syndicate headed by senator jas. Mcmillan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
Another Case Of Suspended Amin alton.

The Paris correspondent of the Londo on DaiU
Telegraph reports a strange case Of suspended
animation that occurred nesr aonfieur, tss
subject being youth named Dautenesqus, wis
was supposed to have died Of typhoid fever.
Every one WAS convinced that the youth wss
dead and the usual preparations were made for
the funeral While the coffin Containing The
BODY was lying IN church prior 10 the burial .
watcher thought he heard a knocking - II an
side the coffin. He at once opened the coma
and was sstonished TO find the supposed corps
alive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

Chinese Inspector Wicker reports to the
Treasury Department that opposition to the
Chinese exclusion act is being fomented with
q view Of getting money out Of the Chinese.
He cites . recent case in New Orleans where
Chinaman, representing himself as the agent Of
the Chinese Six Companies, succeeded in col
lecting 500 from Cinnamon under the pretext
that it would be used to employ counsel TO con-
test the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
THE BERING SEA CASE,
Mr.. Williams, One OF the Assistant Counsel,
Has Sailed for Europe.

has sailed Tor Europe.
Mr.. VIM Williams of Connecticut. one Of the
assistant counsel for the United States in the
Boring sea arbitration, is the second one Of the
American Representatives to start for Paris
where the tribunal begins its session Feb
ruary q.
He sailed from New York yesterday on the
steamer Lain and will arrange all the prelimi-
naries in Paris for the reception of his col
leagues, who will follow him during the
month Of February. Secretary John W.
Foster, who is the American agent, viii resign
the Office of Secretary of State about the mid
die of February and will at once start for Paris.
Justice Harlan, one of the American arbitra-
tors, is already there Senator Morgan. the
other, will leave here fo- Paris in a few weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to the following: William
Fletcher and Lucy Tyler; John Sumner and
Letha Ellen Stewart; Chas. n. Walter and
Lille Payne. both Of Fauquisr county, Va.
VIM. Lisles and Mary Jane johnson; Moses d.
Adams and Emma c. Perry: B. Alexander
Chase and Alice NJ Moseley; VIM. Jackson and
Ada Becks; II. NJ. Corbin Of Rappahannock,
Va, and Ella Morehead Of Fauquier county,
Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
70 THE SPELLING pvropy,

TO THE SPELLING RHFoRMER.
o, praze without end do hasen to Civ
Becaws am shoor that it.
nu vindicashun I'd see shud hv
For am the dialekt poet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
Mgr. s.toIii Needed An C.p.da.

A serious split has taken place between the
branches Of the Catholic Mutual Benefit Assoc
citation in Canada. The Quebec branches have
been formed into q grand council. In answer
to their request for ecclesiastical approval
the archbishop fatty refused to give il or to
permit religious services to be held. There is
some talk Of inviting Mgr. Satoli to 60 to
Canada to arbitrate the matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

Oh. do you note. as from its nook
The little plant YOU throw,
That wan and weary work-worn look
About the mistletoe?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

"What are You doing around here?" said the
woman to the tramp who had gotten over the
fence just in time to escape the bull dog.
MADAM" be said with dignity, Ibid intend
to request somethin' to eat. But all / ask now
is that in the interests of humanity ycun feed
that there dog
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
The Night Schools.

The sessions Of the public night sch ools inter-
rupted by the Christmas holidays, will be re-
sumed tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

When perspirs,ion beads your brow
And all your cash Is spent,
In next July you'll think Of now
When ice cost ne'er a cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

"You were ont again playing poker last
night" said the father.
'-No, father" replied the truthful young
man, 81 was in Just sl7."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

Bsv. Thos O'Flaherty Of Rochester, n. T..
Who hss been under the ban Of the church for
twsnty-four ysara. b reported 10 have bssa ~
inststsd By Mgr. Satolli.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

81 think it is time for me to turn over a new
leaf. " said the cigar maker who refused con-
signment of cabbage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
SHOOTING STARS.

A man who has lost collars in a laundry re-
fers to the institution as big iron and steal
syndicate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

The following additional subscriptions for the
benefit of the Associated Charities have been
received at The STAR Office:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
Hayti's Buiidtng Was Dsae R1r.s.

OF all the foreign powers taking psrs h -
worlds fair the little republic Of Hsys ~
first TO complete its building Monday. Il 49,
the ninetieth anniversary Of the indsp~ndescs
of the island. Frederick Douglas. "a -minlssse
TO Hsye, delivered the principal aidrsa d.
rector General Davis responded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

The anarchists bombs are bad enough as
they are, but it is lucky they do not explode as
often as his mouth does.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

An OvERHEATEp gasoline stove ne the taller
shop Of Z. SlearmAn, Dos l3th street. csussd 3
Gre as II 30 O'Clock last night. but u vss sxeiDr
guished with slight loss. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04

TnE virtue OF clean. lean beef y preserved -.
impaired, but made desirable for Inv eIx1g 49, n
CudAhyS kex Brand Fluid Beef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EyN sAIF 81. .UO-PICT CEESQUE FARN IN
hont. county. n-s- P.tux-nt river :. mile
80 A.tiur turEPis-. The ro-t. q III ProPose sec
W r.firoad. 4 miles from u e 20 Arr.-> With
:, = q - hnsl-- and staOltnE for four bCrsss AUG
= ahl-Ek. " D.. Brighton. Montgomery Co. Nd
tSt sALh oNE or THE FINEST FARMS IN
80 isat 20 ss-f-- highly improved hzndsons
$500 rod oa'hou-es. larxe orchard. nne track
~. 49, lar railroad canning factorie..
49, : hosss sil sill II b2rxsta- fRANk
~ NJ. 80 Pa df.Elm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
ACCOUNTANTS.

OF Institute of Accounts. New York.
Public Accountant and Auditor,
s~ol-6m LIZA o. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

tNpE sALk-EAeLE SAFETY BICYCLE; PNEp-
tnsue NV Inquire PkfSTIN9 OFFICE
49, - sth aEd II 80 NV i.t-a'
tvH sNLf-oNH CtE. bland sArFTY. eco:
iteteLg sAI-R. crJ bronchc Safety $50:
l.<s up,t<hi; 50 fAS.ss ayrixh, sso' 4 colurn-
-. uprsht 81 ~ the WHEEL EXCHANGE li.z3
NsN 1ork ave. ''Op~n nights. 80
L'oK sALE-oSE VICTOR SAFETY. PykvrCT
y esd~s sod - new sssa oas Dsrs safety f,r
sly q Eentleman. SO In.tallulsutS taksa 'rtse
SlcLx4lLs. l7Os y 81 u o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-04
LOST AND FOUND.

| osT-JANuAEY ,. ON ?, oTH OR PENN.
F; Ave- sis g,ay pTf s Nth bills. STAMPS &
osT-BKACEIET, WITH SNAIL CHAIN AT
Il iscle,. from II j and + ITS TO Mt Pleasant Re-
ward If returned 20 1905 P st. NV. ja4-2t'
I osT-oN FRIDAY. AN IRISH SETTER; COL
80 reward. jaI-:}..
I OsT-oN xMAS EVE GOLD RING WITH
Rock CreeA eeue:eryi Finder viii he fiberagiv ~
wardel | y returning TO JOHN oBERHEII i3s:, 9TH
I osr TUESDAY NIGHT. JANUARY 3. on
II MARYLAND ave; : W between 81 and eth ST..
Pockei-book containing 80. Finder will be hand
Go Maryland ave. s.w It.
! oSr-A BLACK ALLIGATOR PAW Rag, con-
. III + 81 NV. Room No. /. and receive e;
I us1-rHIs MORNING. POCKEr BOOK CON
tions Bank Of thS Re5u5liC s21 so On Cithens' Ma
,i'na Bank LIBERAL reward fo- return TO 9i4 l2th
st NV is4-2t'
I OsT-A THREE STONE DIAMOND EARRING.
- t5n ~, VII be suitably rewarded on returning it
I osT,RED IRISH GYP: ANSWERS TO NAME
To 1865 st. sc. WI. STEELE. IL
I osI-A LARGE ANGoRA CAT. HAVING on 4
ave" Arsward will be paid for his return to that
osr-A BLACK AND rex HOUND GYp.
ia'f F hs%ssa s.S st Tssrnf pan to
er0y and 1ruIabe 6lh and 9Th sts- 1t.
7 osF- ETTHFR on NEW JERSEY AVE. Sc
roNe-. Po@r Ia center. Liberal ard If returned
to liGi south Carolina ave- sc. jazz
I osT-FRIDAY M0RNING. YELLOW MAsTIFF
n aud receive reward js3-2t'
7 osT-wILI THE GENTLEMAN WHO TOOK
On rr e., n%aIa IN sSS'sh an, bie r b
his Bein< akseYsahe il = highly appreeiI,ed isi ~
I OsT-HALF GROWN COLLIE; YELLOW AND
S:si VII b rad aa .S' ','S NJ StDoshLR ia
7 OsT OR >TRAYED-FRIpAY. pECEMpER 20
turned 10 rs Iirh ct. W ja3.:,'
1 osT-oN JANUARY .. 1883. 4 GOLD ANp EN-
l. sE,esd sou, 80. Z JoGSda. hadse The hnder BY
treasury Dep4i TIM Mt viii be literally rewarded t'
7 OsT-A .CUCKFR SPANIEL ABOUT A YEAR
L. ol9 With III gsd T'9eSn on collar Reward 4 re-
I OSI-oS FRIDAY EVENING. DECFMBER 20. A
II pair oi gold spect.c!es In case in Calvary Baist
reward. so0Is; nv. Ja:j-3t'
I osT - SATURDAY. NEAR 10TH AND II
st. VA ss'ses DE- slacs on pa T. 9rS~ sII ise'
bras ring; sslOreward If returned to W. A. MN y.
s,n. OK terrier named Tip 70 IA 10th q, q W.
PERSONAL
1T DON'T TAkE 2i-FJOr RULE TO CON
@ and sicsAssD pay 5S Ss s sf 2
IL 6lg II ST. II. ".
pRIvArE DETECTIVE WORK PROMPTLY AT
tended 20 in OF out OF the city strictly eonndents
star Office ia4- i'm
II SOME KINp-HEARTED PRISON WOULD
L loan young s.o0 pay rent and start bust
ness same secured by indorsed note. Address
HONORABLE. Star ONCE. ja3-3ts
CIvII. SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers. Send l0c. to
3. ". FLYNN. A. NJ. Ivy Institute.
d3l- I'm Southwest cor. 9Th and X sts n u.
NJ c. wHELAN. CoksEr coRRgCToR. FOR
Va. meriy Of 1908 st. informs friends and pa
irons that she II not connected IN any manner has
interest whatsoever. IN the Corset business on
81 Customers will md me associated As MANAGER
for the PAysics Culture Corset Co, ll07 ST.. with
choice select line Corsets Waists and all be-
lonxfngs- dsso6s
A UTHoRrZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
n ComInunicAtons promptly attended to. conndsn-
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