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St. Paul daily globe., 1894-04-21
SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC.
Chicago May Fe Quarantined on
Account of the Disease

CHICAGO, April 2O.-A secret meeting
of representatives of the health depart
ment of the states of Wisconsin, Mime
sofa. Indiana, Michigan and Illinois
was held here today to consider the
smallpox epidemic now raging in
Chicago. The question of declaring a
quarantine against the city was dis
cussed, and the action may be taken, as
new cases of the disease are said to be
developing.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-04-21
A Dying Statesman.

DALLAS. Tex, April co. Ex-Gov.
and ex-Congressman j. w. Throck-
morton, in bad health for several
months, is now confined to his home in
Mckinney with serious kidney trouble,
and is not expected to live longer than a
couple of dayS
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-04-21
Wilson's Call Social,

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, April 20.-Judge Will
son and wife took their departure for
home this afternoon. Before leaving
ne visited the president. but states that
the call was purely social, and lie made
no recommendations concerning offlt es.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-04-21
Petroleum.
Petroleum

New YORK. April 20. - Petroleum
steady; Pennsylvania oil. sales, none:
April option sales, none; closed S5c bid.
Lima oil sales, none.
PITTsBURG. April 20. - Petroleum
National Transit certificates opened at
s5}sc; closed at S5c; highest, S51scs
lowest, S5c; sales, 5000 bbls.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-04-21
Merely a Salute.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, April 20.-Mr. Boen
is not in earnest in his call for tents
and accommodations for Coxey's army.
His resolutions are merely Intended to
salute his constituency in the Seventh
Minnesota district
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-04-21

Cattle-Steady; not much offered, and
the bad weather did not help business
any; good demand for stockers and\
feeders.
Representative Sales
No. Weight. Pricel No. Weight Price
cows. Il, 1S5 S. sol II feeders. .S53 5! 50
2cows.... 900 % l sIeer. .9l0 90
stoeseFs siosssTs 81 81 g calf. f.,,., 81 800
Sheep-Steady. Sales were:
No. Weight. PricelNo. Weight. Price
Ii muttons. ..97 50 5Qls7 lambs. ....57 So "
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-04-21
New York Money.

NEW YORK. April 2o.-Money on call
easy at l per cent. Prime mercantile
paper. 1905. Sterling exchange shade
firmer, with actual business in bankers
bills at s4.SS94.SS11s tor demand. and
at s4.S7@4.e7H for sixty days; posted
rates, S4.SS@4. .S91a; commercial bills,
S4.S64@4 $50. Silver certificates, 6lAc.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-04-21
FITCH BROS. & CO.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION,
nOUsh St Paul.
Reference: Union Stock Yards Bank.
LIVE STOCK.
Union Stockyariss

UkKHOH SOUO2ky WE tHSs
Receipts-750 hogs. $50 cattle. calves,
16 sheep.
Hogs 10c lower than yesterday; quail
ity fair tor the bulk; a coulp!e of loads
of common stuff sold at s4.95@5; yards
cleared 20 packers.
Representative Sales
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-04-21
BANK CLfARIYGs.
Bank Exchanges Still Showing
Decreases.

NEW YORK. April ~. The follow
ing table. compiled by Bradstreet's,
shows the total clearances at the prin-
cipal cities and the percentage of IN
crease or decrease, as compared with
the responding week last year:
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-04-21

wnen Baby was sick.
When she was Child.
She cried tor castoria
She Chung to Castor;a
sne gave them Castor.a
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-04-21
MICHAEL DURAN JAMES DORAN.
M. DORAN & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
3lI jackson St., St. Paul, MINI.
StOcks-ClosIng.

Atchison ],
Adams Express.l5
Alton & Terre H.. (,
do pfd. lis
Am'can Express.1i
B. & o. ...... 6
Canadian Pacific &
Canada Southern s
Central Pacific. J
Ches. Il Ohio. !
Chicago & Alton. i3
c.. B. & @ ....... S
Chicago Cas-. q
Consolidated G. .l3
c.. c.. e. Il st. L 3
Colorado &. u l. l
Cotton Oil Certs 3
Del. u Hudson. 10
Del. Lack. 4 w. .1d
d. 4 r. g. pfd. 8.
Dis. d g. F. Co. 2
East Tennessee :.
Erie e.............. j
do pfa. 3
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-04-21
S. H. Wood Produce Co.
GRAIN BROKERS,
9i3-sl5 Guaranty Loan Buliing,
NIinneapolis Markets..
MINNEAPOLIS.

We guar anfee customers against Toss
who buy wheat at present low prices.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-04-21

ing. est. est. ing.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-04-21

Congressman Harmer aad Others
Address the Advance Guard
and Dcnounce the vii son Bill
No Parade VIII Be Permitted
in Washington. and No Mob on
the Capitol Grounds.
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Michael. Ass..sa - sIs PrI..a-r.

Edward Fitzsimmons who kssDs saloon at
sIxtisth street and Second avenue. was accused
In the YoFkVills Police Court yesterday OF
having assaulted PsliesmaA Mlehaels Of the
East sixty street station. MichAsls
arrested Fitzsim mons on Feb. IL for q viola
tion OF the Excise law. He ALLEGED that Fitz-
simmons tried to beat him to revenge himself
FitzEim N ons denied the assault He said he
found Miehssls standing At the bar Of . saloon
at siItisth street and Third avenue folding
newspapers for q nsWsman. The policeman
was In uniform. After quarrel FitzsimmOns
alleged that MiehAsis dared him 20 20 out on
the Sidewalk. he vent out and Was assaulted
and arrested FitzsimmOns WAS held for ex-
Animation
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Th- Drht 4iairn.a.

WARRINGTON. April a-The debt statement
issued to-day shows . net Increase in the pub
lie debt. less cash In the Treasury during
March. Of $l3.754 4T2.54. The interest-b bear
ing debt increased S0O0SS3u The non-in-
tersst- bearing debt decreased $2d. S47.25. The
cash In the Treasury decreased 47l2. 330.79.
The balances OF the several classes OF debt ct
the close OF business March 81. were; Inter-
sst-bearing debt. s634. $40 $50: debt on which
interest has ceased since maturity, o.. hsi+.-
l2O.2o; debt bearing no interest. S37D. $685.
otl:92. Total, Sl.OIn.HSU.N IN
The certificates and Treasury notes Offset ~
an equal amount OF cash In the Treasury out
standing AZ the end OF tho month w,Is sii+.-
cash in the Treasury was SHm.7ai"iIIh
The gold reserve WAS tlinOUOOU. Net cash
balAce. s3tiEJO. OBJ III In the month thsrs
Was . decrease in gold coin and bars OF 81 .UIo.-
152eb. the total at the close being tl1d.4 5'i.
O+4.b3. OF silver there was an Increase Of
81 .631. 1929. 81 the surplus there was In ma
uonal bank dsEosltOIies sln.6BSiSiSA
against ST., $40. S2ds2 at the end OF the pre-
vIous month.
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WHY LOEFFLER Is san.
The Pre.ide.ps Callers Mu,t An ~
Thsrs~r New, a.a Wait IN the Corridor

The Preside.rs Callers MuN An Zee
Thsrber Now, a-s Wait IN the Corriaor.
WASHINGTON. April 3.-The unhappiest look
ing man In Washington to-day 10 Charley"
LosfIler. who has been the doorkssper ct the
Cabinet room Of the White House since
Grants frat term. For twenty-five years 10
has been his duty to receive the cards OF CALI
ers upon the President OF the United States.
and TO ascertain whether they should DO adj
mittsd.
His personal acquaintance with public men
and oil classes Of people is. OF course. very
great. az the result Of contact with them dur
ing ell these years. and It IL said OF him that
he never once admitted the wrong person to
the Presidents sanctum. Mr.. Loefller has
been unusually polite to tho crowds who con-
stantly MI tho ante-room. and has never beea
accused Of getting too big for his place.
But Charlsy's occupation 10 gone now. and
that 10 why no IL sad. The statesmen and the
humble citizens stili climb the White House
s.epr. % o &. 81 room s : sn
ofic. sna At this door stSnS: Instead q ths
shaIp-taced. shsrp;cyed Loeffisr . fat. rouni-
can nsmsd Arthur sinmoSs. Who. sr,: err.
T a. a.: soS
Who nca nbe. H 1Ss card. Of al ''a e..
visitors. Senators. Representatives. and every.
body else walt outside the door while he does
so. and after they are Admtted very few Of
them ever get beyond Mr.. ThurbeI's room,
for. as 10 well known, President Cleveland will
not see many people nowadAyA
The favorite callers being so few. the result
tsfn t dnoe eoLs'a1r oH"as .as private 'SHss
strike the visitors as very queer place for
Presidential visitors to walt. This big corri-
In II, and one end. near the largo
window looking out across tho east grounds TO
Newspaper files The other ha. been convert
cd into nook where the White House EN-
takes place while the visitors watt for Arthur
simmons TO tell them wh-thsr Mr Thurber
Will allow them to SOC the President. and
Cabinet room alone and forgotten.
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PATRICK CAsEYs SUDDEN DEATH.
CIIs.bsa Five Flights - d re . Aos. sd
Was sirIeEsa wits Hs@srrLaE-.

CIImssa Five Flights 10 Hire = Hos. SD
Was sirIsE~a wits Hs@srrIHE-.
A man about IS years old called on William
Psreiyal ON the top nat Of 1872 West Fifteenth
street Yesterday afternoon to hire furnished
room. While talking with PsreiVAl he became
III. and PerclVAl sent for DIR. Charles r. Elwsrt
Of l4s West Fifteenth street. and an ambulance
was called from the New York Hospital Dr.
Flwsrt did what he could for the man. but he
died in fifteen minutes Meanwhile the am
bulAnce surgeon and Policeman Hore arrived.
DT. ElWsTt thought the stranger died Of .
hsmOrThAgs induced by . rupture OF the valves
OF the heart. caused By the eIsrtion OF climb
ing the i've Nights Of stairs.
The strangers pockets we're searched. ana
from 10 teTs found IL appeared that he was
Patrick Casey OF llS Union street. brooklyn;
Besides the letters he had Si5j7, gold
watch. and = check for s25. dated March 81.
ana drawn on the BROOKLYN Trust ON pAnJ TO
the order OF Patrick CAssy and signed MaTy
A. PrshdeTgast PsrelYal took the money
gave DR. ElWsIt 50 as his fee. and took . re-
cent. The body was taken to the West / hir-
tisth street station.
late last night the body was Identified BY
Peter Casey 81 lO5 PRESIDENT street Brooklyn.
az that Of his brother. Patrick lAssJ, who MAS
In the lumber business with him a. ~ Carroll
street. lie said bis brother had been living
with him. and he did not know NhI he should
have hired a room. Patrick Cassy had teen
In the liquor business for twenty JsATS.
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Eight Brooklyn OmcehoIder- Declared e
Haxe R.rn ILLEGALLY APPoInted.

hrrr hhreshp Apposntees
Justice Bartlett in the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn. yesterday made unhappy some Of
City Clerk Bsnjamin's Republican sub
ordinates. Soon after tho Republican Alder
men took possession OF the City Hall. several
Democratic clerks who held their places
under the Civil Service law. were discharged
on the prete1t that the places were abolished
At tho Same time. tho Aldermen appointed
their Republican retainors to perform the
same duties as had been imposed on tho de-
capitated Democrats. merely changing the
names Of the offices so IS not to conflict with
the Civil Service law.
When. however. the new clerks presented
City Auditor. Whsisn refused to endorse them.
They applied to Justice Bartlett for u manda-
mus to compel him to do So The clerks AZ
fsctsd were w. II. Leaycraft, John Orfmann,
Fred W, Whitman, James I. h.nns. Albert
Beck. W: T. Caldwell. Henry W. Ringross. and
Justice Bartlett refuses to grant the manda-
mus and pronounces the action OF the Alder
men In making the appointments illegal. He
think the admission OF persons who had
not passed q compstitiy, examination to per-
form the duties formerly performed b. the re-
lators In the City Clerks ONCE was Q violation
OF tho civil service acquisitions"
Justice Bartlett sAyD. however. that IL does
not follow that the removal OF the old clerks
was not legal
The power to appoint to place" he sAya
whore the term and tenure are not fixed by
law carries with II tho power OF removal"
CORPORATION Counsel Mcdonald will now
have to IND some way out q the muddls. The
abolished altogether or thrown open to civil
service competition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-04
DELAWIRE AND HUDSON.
Prospect for an Opposition. Ticket At tho
Next Election.

Prospect for Opposition. Ticket At the
Next Election.
The desire on the part OF some OF ths man.
ayers OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pany to offer the new stock to the stock holders
at rs cents on the dollar will result. Il Is be-
lisved now. In the presentation at the annual
election In Mag OF q ticket 10 opposition to the
present management At the last meeting Of
the Board . majority voted In favor OF Offering
tia par. -Four Of the MANAGERS. however. are
pany's surplus should be divided among
the the, 't0sshsi Sscr,h By giving the" the
as has been done 10 the case OF some previous
issues. These managers are understood to
be Col LsgrAnd b Cannon. benjamin. H. Bris-
TOW, Johnston Livingston, samuel spspeer.
dsrbllt, Chauncsy N. Depew. A. T., Orr. and
The position Of the minority 10 explained by
the statement that the dividend fund OF the
euritis.. about sS,2ii 600. and that The amount
with the regular. quarterly dividend OF IL per
cent. would be simply the net earnings for the
a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-04

when william Preston. alias Ryan. was re-
leased from tho psniteRtiary on Black y ellie
Island yesterday he WAS rsarrssted AMI turned
over to an of1iesr to be taken To Albany. where
he Ii charged with burglary. In April Year
ago he was detected while rObLing house
And was shot In the back. After being arrested
he attempted suicide BY shooting hIIng.li in
the breast Upon recovering from bis wounds
he broke out OF the county IAIl a. Albany aud
came TO New York. where he was are stsd for
break ing show window Of A. ~. King & Co .
clothing store 10 bToAdWA For this offence
he Was ssniencsd to the DenitsntiATy for three
prison for burglary and once tried to ShOoi =
detective
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Nervous
Pains and
Weakness
THE GENERAL CTRIo coMrAxT.
Ansu,I Report shows . Respetio. OF &C.
gSo,0 900 In the Dsst - s,x Mo.th-.

Annu>i Report shows = Redpetion OF &C.
10000 In the Dsst d. S,s Mo.th-.
The second annual report Of the General
Electric Company was issued yesterday after
noon. and II for the year ended Jan. 81. 1894.
It explains. FIRST. the orEaniEation Of the Cen
eral Electric Company and the acquisition OF
the patent and contract rights Of other COM
panies. It shows that grave mistakes were
made In tho estimates OF the values Of ac-
counts. securities. and inventories Of mer-
chandise submitted at the last annual meet
ing. These mistakes arose through the
multiplicity OF the diatrict officss, which have
since been practically abolished. except ss
During the winter and spring Of 1892 some
Of the companies in which the Thomson
Houston Company had large interests became
unduly expanded. anil the stringsncy Of last
summer caused them to suffer greatly. This
General Electric Company at the time. and
they have now reduced the entire holdings OF
the Fort Wayne Electric Company and the
Northwest Thomson Houston Company to q
A history 10 given OF the formation Of the
eradicate which last summer took over 81
900. 900 Of the assets Of the company In order
directors say that the business mSpss.ment
has now been concentrated at Schen ectsdy
and all factory operations are directed from
shsre There has been as hrinks OF 81. 3S2.
debt was. reduced BY !se7b0.000. Of which
- 060.0O0 represented amounts received
from railway. and Illuminating properties.
.s: s46 1851 cash on hand and the insise
guarantees, DO. $4,000. The company Il
lNa 80 A.at Rah il al
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ApDrsvsI - tks CsnmiaEs l. tier Carrier

The TsmmGny Hall General Committee Of
the Filth Assembly district met at their head
quarters. 434 Grand street last night Deputy
County Clerk p J. seully occupied the chair
Resolutions we're unanimously adopted Ip-
proving the bill introduced In the House Of
Representatives b. the Hon AmoG J. Cum
mlnKs increasing the par Of letter carriers in
cities where the revenue exceeds $500. 600 .
YsaT 70 81, 700 per anbpm. The secretary WEs
IRStruetsd 70 sSbd COPY OF the resolutions 70
Mr.. CammLa8s and 10 CongrsssmAn Timothy
j. Campbell the representative Of ths district.
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RAILROAD PRESIDENTS CONFER.
Omesrs or the Pss.sylvasis aaa VsAasrbii
Ii.s. In secret CssEreaes.

omesrs or the Pes.sylva.is aaa VsAasrbiit
Li.s- In seerst CssnreAss.
There was an unusual conference OF Railroad
Presidents Yesterday at the officss OF the
Trunk Line Association. No roads were rep
resented except the Pennsylvania and some OF
the Vanderbilt lines President Roberts OF the
PennsylyAniA came over from PhiladslphiA In
. private car. and with him were First Vice
President Frank Thomson and James MeCrAe.
First Vice President Of the PsnnsylyAnis Com
pAny. operating the lines vest OF Pittsburgh.
ThsJ we're met In the Liberty street bulldin z
by President Dspew Of the New York Central.
President Newell OF the Lake shore. and Pres
idsnt LsdyArd OF the Michigan Central
The conference lasted until nearly 4 o'clock,
but Information was refused as TO the purpose
OF the m Getting or the Tesults- Mr.. DSpsE said
that nothing Of public interest had been done.
In regard 10 the tickets which the Lshigh
Valley sold at reduced rates and which are
still outstanding. Mr. Dspsw said that they
would be absorbed and would not interiors
with the new passenger agreement which
went into effect on sunday.
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s.sTst.ry asrssrs - H.,LlsL...

BETHLEHEM. Pa. April 3.-sseTstary Of the
Navy Herbert vas the recipient Of an ovation
on his arrival here tonight TO Walt the ord
mace WORKS Of the Bsthlshsm IFsn COmBSay
He srTtVsd from PhiladslDkia - : special OIE
sAd va the ehlsl EQsst At dlnhsg giysa b.
~. ". n. yagqst- TO-nerE0a he VII lzsDsSl
The 1rnOE ueFk ksrA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-04
w.ats Al New YORK Dsp-rt-sats IAvssIL
gated.

ALBANY. April 3-ssnGtOr LsIoW. Chairman
Of the Senate special committee which IL In
Vestigating the New York e!tJ Police Depart
msnt. tO-dsy received = let sT from President
and Dr. ParkhuTst. Gsklng that the scope 81
the COMMITTEES be extended 40 IS 20 Include an
investigation Of AL New York city Depart
mSntH. The COMMITTEES will meet TO-DAY or
tomorrow 70 consider the request
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-04
WINCHESTER'S

HIPoPHosFHTE % LINZ AND SODA IL - sEesE
LsnE BEspAFAfloa for GeRsaADuyess Ter G0aShsl
foF Nsak LaaEL IkFoel Dtssassss Leee 81
Hssk, Psog ASsstlts. aRd tof sEsrI fern q 6sa-
s:sI.isss "a = 81 ssii bs sa "a = a1ssats
wENeH5STEa a co cks..ss.:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-04
Four Solid Reasons Why!
LONDONDERRY"
LEADS THE WORLDl

Reason the % t. ns r ss.:
H.. minds active who take little who live WE'LL and
Uu6. use stmulants moderately Their verdict is summed up
by Of Bostons foremost surgeons:
of liquors 10 be used water is at 81
agreeable for dufing them and preventive Of the bad
consequences following their LONDONDERRY
LITHIA WATER is the water above all others for the
who lives wen and drinks good wine"
H. NJ JERNEGAN. M. D.
Reason !, embodied ss1. the word; %s Of DIR rLSDRrAU
TWn "Your sparkling Londonderry is daisy When
" pared with imported sparkling waters has the advan
tage Of freshness, life, and wholesome delicious
nothing of the dash OfHhia added by nature sort
of antfd0e to uric acid the bane of the American people,
Reason Judgment best , II. the . waters ter,
Thrnn solvents before the profession and the public"
'' Morris III. Henry, NJ d., NJ A., LII. d.. New York
Reason ss soP6e %
H. RHEUMATISM, GRAVEL, and ALL KIDNEY DISEASES
fu than accorded other in the world
of cheap and useless limitations.
DAVID NASH Agent, 76 Broad st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-04

- Facial Bismishss, falling hair and sim
pie baby rasbes prevented By Cuticurs sesp.
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TeF sastSa IA DFoFs4 e - loaE
nIes assa G4ss esot. yes'Es slEs = - riEhL
esi tlEslss ms LliIlS Hihiltsl- 1s LsssA osEysn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-04

Sold everywhere. Price. s.. Porrr. Druo
"Hov to Cure Skin and Blood Humors,- free.
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Beauty and Purity

ton Of health and 1kTn
happiness. "a W.
Health, because of QV
pure blood;
Happiness, because of clear skin.
Thousands Of useful lives have been
embittered by distressing humors.
CUT1CURA REsoLvENT
Is the greatest of skin purifiers
AS well as blood purifiers.
Because of its peculiar action on
the pores,
1t is successful in preventing
And curing all forms of
Skin, Scalp, and Blood humors,
When the best physicians fail.
Entirely vegetable, safe, and pala-
table.
1t especially appeals to mothers and
children,
Because it acts so gently, yet effec-
lively
Upon the skin and blood, as well
as the
Liver, kidneys, and bowels.
Its use at all times
Insures clear skin and pure blood.
As well as sound bodily health.
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NJ. BssAsIt 80 Bald = Yacht % 4Ass VITA
he

LONDON. April 3.-Ths Standards sorrs-
spondsnt at Nice says that James Gordon
Bennett has decided 10 build q yacht in
America to race with the Prince Of Ales .
Britannia at CoWes next season
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-04

Instantly relieved BY . Cuti-
cura Plaster. because IL vital
10 ires the nerve forces, and hencs
cures nervou. pains, weakness,
s. 49, ..s-t...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-23
LADIES GOODS.

FINE BLACK AND WHITE LACES DONE UP IN
nTstclass Partisan style: white and satin dresses
laces and lace curtains specially; prices rea-
sonable. Call ut NINE. VIBOUD'S. successor to
Nine Vslmont, old stand. Tl3 11th st. NV.
apS-3ms
ANTON AND CAROLINE LET;CII. SIG 18TH AND
l2O6-l2oS ST. NV French dyeing and cleaning
Of every description: evening and party dresses
made speciality. Our patronage extends itt0
the DoAt fashionable c.rcleA d12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS,
OCEAN TRAVEL

MONEY NAY BE LOST
TRAVELLERS CHEQUES
AMERICAN EMPRESS COMPANY
are refunded IL lost and are as available N cssA
anyw here In the world.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE OF co..
je23-w&s IS BROADWAY NY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-23
PERSONAL.

MATCHMAKER; HUNDREDS OF DESCRIPTIONS
rarfiageabie ladies and gents of wealth FREE
for stamp BROOKS, 80 Nassau ST., NY. Je23 II
COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER OF IL YEARS
experience would give private instruction to
or two persons at moderate rates Address
FROST, Star office. It,
G.-LETTER RECEIVED; WRITE WHERE l CAN
have interview; Trust TO my promise. viii
not tell him. d. It,
GENTLEMEN-WHEN LOOKING OVER YOUR
wardrobe preparatory TO taking your annual a.
cation. IL will pay you to remember and the
standard rates we pay for gents discarded gar
ments. Send for u.s. JUSTH'S OLD STAND.
je23 ole St NV
PERsONAI1-YouNG LADY WILL GIVE $50 CASH
to any one securing her a permanent government
position. or 500 for position paying over $50 o
month. Address w. K, Star ONCE. ts2i ST.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND
answers. Send loo. to 5. W. FLYNN, AN.
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