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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-14

KEAHNEYs9
FLUID IxTRAoT Bu o. y,
L the only Known Remedy 1Or Bright: D. !.
which i ha. been given, Irritation q the Ns0
Of the BLADDER and inhAmmAtion Of The Kidneyh
Uleerstion Of ths Kidnsys and Bladder, Rets1'
ton Of urines Diseases Of ths Prostate Gla.a
ss% the es:: ss p1:s sns pps PEI s
Sesbied and Dslieais consti tutions Of both se1s4
Of Power, Loss Of Esmory, tiaieuity Of Breath
ing. Weak Nerves, Waksfulnese, Pain n w
Bal, B Eluahias Of t6s Bod. .1.upicn On Tie i: ::
Used By psrpons Il ths decline or chang. =
hfei attet Confinement q la1se pain!, bsd'sS'
ting In children, sta
Ia many affections psculiae 10 ladies, Tho r.
tract buohu is unequalsd By any other remsdy-
A. N Caeross OF Rstsntson, Ir.egIl..isy. 49, H.
liberated or 6chirrus state Of the UteruA ka'
co1hma or Whites, etsIiity, and 70. al eon;,
plants incident 70 the sex. i 10 pIescnesss
extensively By the most eminent Physicians !. sna
Midwiyes for enfeebled and debate eonsasS
tions Of both sexsA and all ag0.
KEABNEY'S EXTRACT HUCHV'
C<?ss Nssosss Arisls1 from mSvdnes.!!
I.ta HIs o. Ds'tEatto. Ne, IN .1 thsM ~. 81
Suent desiTs. and sivaS strength 70 yia.ssa'
Curing Structures Of tho Ussthra, Allayins fas
and Inflammation, % fragment In this elass q ~
eases. and sxpelling al Poisonous matter.
KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
>l.0operbott o2dx bottles for es.oo, d:ii,:fs~s =
20 any address, seUhS from oSssyvataon. eoaa y
dxuSgists sveEywhsse. Prepared b. - z.
KEARNEY 4 CO., 10. Dusns 81, ~ =
towhom all lsttsEs tos lf.y.aatson shos'' "
addressed,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-14

Advertise iu the RECORD.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-14

Merchants. Lawyers. justices of the Peace, Land
Agents, OIL Dealers and Agents, lnsu rance Agents
Expressmen and other parties in want, are informed
that prepared TO execute to order kinds OF
BLANKS, business or legal, required in this COM
munity.
Iohhng mtronavc respectfnlly solicited.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Juan BOYLE. FRANK BARNUM
JUAN BOYLE Co.,
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS
No. COS FIFTEENTH STREET,
Opposite Treasury

FOR SALE.
handsome House corner 2lst and II streets
every modern Improvement, long time payments
hne House on ID street east between G street and
bath, good terms.
!, A handsome Country Seat of g. acres, one mile
from Georgetown.
Several FARMS, large and small, on the line @,
the Point Of Rocks railroad, near Depots
One OF 500 acres in Fauquier county, Va, very
handsomely improved. Easy terms.
One OF 00 acres, near Catlett' 5 Station, Va Will
be sold in quantities TO suit, easy terms
One Of $50 acres in Frederick county, Va, Il.
miles from Winchester, Shenandoah Valley, ~ acres
timber balance in high state Of cultivation
by large house and two large barns Price, $50 per
acre, on easy terms, or viii exchange for city prop
erty.
One Of l79 acres, unimpyoved, but fenced situated
on the OpeQuan, miles from Winchester Price
$50 per acre. Both of these farms are great bar.
gains.
Six lots north side of Rhode Island avenue. be.
tween 18th and 18th streets; small cash payment, bal
snce can remain for ye 90 years, with interest
per cent.
One lot on south side, nearly opposite, on very
easy terms.
Three lots corner Of M and Zsi streets Four lots
on Path street, between NJ and N. One lot on n,
between I'd and 24ih streets. Three lots ON New
Jersey avenue near Capitol; Of the best situa-
brick house containing 10 rooms, bath. water.
and gas, south side Massachusetts, avenue, between
10Th and 11th streets. Price, 81 600.
neat two-story frame, 6 roomsd on 10Th street
southeast, between street and South Carolina AZ
nne, water in house. Price, 80. Cheap. janlo
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The Remains Of Napoleon III.

q 10 CONSIDER THE
INTERESTS OF NAPOLEON Nv.
The npifOrm of field marshal which clothes the
remains OF Napoleon is the same worn bv him at
Sedan. Two hundred persons are admitted
hourly to see the remains while lying in state.
The condition of the Empress Is such that she
will be unable TO attend the funeral. A strong
detachment OF the Metropolitan police force has
been sent to Chiselhurst from London to pre-
serve order to-day and tomorrow, when the
crowd OF spectators is expected to be immense.
..mlle olivier, formerly Nap0leon's Minister of
State. and Cardinal Lucien BOnaparte, arrived
at Chiselhurst Sunday evening. Deputations
from the cities of Bastia and A. iacolO are on the
way to attend the funeral. A political confer
ence will be held at Chiselhurst on Thursday,
when the Empress defining the status of the
Prince Impexial will be considered. 1t il
thought Prince Napoleon is opposed to the views
Of the ex-Empress and extreme Bonapartists i'm
regard to the future position of the Prince I'm
peral. Some journalists Of Paris, especially
those connected with the Republique, Fran
cOise and lie Evenement, will probably attempt
a demonstration on the day of NapOleOn's fune-
raj. The police have been instructed to care
fully watch for any Illegal demonstration and
states that Marshal Canrobert and General
Froissard are the only army officers of high
rank who have 9uaied for permission to attend
the funeral. ~ probable that the funeral
services will be Paris. The Bien Public
denounces the assumption of the title of Napo-
leon " by the Prince Imperial as illegal and
offensive. The family mansion of the Bona
parties at iaccio is draped in mourning Mar
shall Bazaine is deeply affected by the death OF
Napoleon. The news rendered him quite i'll
His wife has gone to Chiselhurst.
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To provide means for this ma enificent Concert
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TICKETS ONLY
vii! be Issued, large portion of which are already
sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
WHOLE TICKETS SO. HALVES SIS, AND QUAR-
TIERS ; zSO ELEVEN WHOLE TICKETS FOR I 90.
No DIscoUNr ON LESS THAN 100 ORDERS Nothing
could be more appropriate for presents than tickets
to this BANQUET OF WEALTH, or more likely to pro-
duce grander satisfactory results. The object of this
THIRD OFT CONCERT is the enlargement aud en-
d9wmeIt Of the PUBlsC LIBRARY OF KENTUcKY
which by the special act authorizing the Concert for
It's benefit Is to be forever free all citizens of every
State. This Concert will be conducted like the first
and second heretofore given aud full particulars Of
the mode OF drawing e gifts and paying them, and
everything neces,ary % thorough understanding of
the scheme from begS0tfAg - end now published
OF cost TO any who fbpE. The entire management of
this Undertaking has been committed by the
to Hon. Thos. f. Bramlette, late Governor Of Ken
Gift Concert should be addressed
r T. DURRETT. Presf
W. n. HALDEMAN. Vice Prest
JOHN S. CAIN, Secy Public Library Of XIV
FARMERS DROVERS' BANK, Treasurer
Tickets are now ready for sale, and all orders for
them or for agencies. circulars Informal
ton, etc will meet with prompt attention when adj
dressed 10 me as below directed 49,
THOS. +. BRAMLETTE, Louisville XIV
lanIIs:&tniApr3 Agent Public Library Nv.
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GEORGETOWN.

ELECTION OF BANK DIRECToRs.-The cleo
iss National Bank of this city, to-day. re-
suited in the selection of the following gentle
men: H. NJ. Sweeney, Evan Lyons, p. +.
Berry, Jno. Davidson. +. wheatley. Esau
Pickerell, William King, W. c. Magee. and
Chas. NJ. Matthews. At the close OF our report
the directors had not organized for the purpose
of electing the hank officers for the coming year
THE IMPROVEMENT of buildings on High
street, made necessary by the recent grading Of
the street, has been commenced We notice
one new front for store-room under the dwelling
of Mr. Riley, and the underpinning Of several
other buildings
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GET THE GENUINE ARrICLE-The great nom
ularity of "WIbor's Compound of Cod Lirer OIL
and Zine" has induced some unprincipled per-
SONS to attempt to palm of a simple article of
their own manufacture; but any person who is
suffering from Coughs, Colds, or Consumption
should be careful where they purchase this
article. 1t requires no putting; the results fol-
lowing its use are its best recommendations, and
the proprietor has ample evidence on file Of its
extraordinary success in pulmonary complaints.
The phosphate of lime possesses a most mar
velous healing power. combined with the
pure Cod iiver Oil by DIR. Wilbor. This medi-
cine is regularly prescribed by the medical
faculty. For sale by A. b. wilbOr, Chemist. leo
Court St, Boston. eos
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WORK on THE Potomac RAILROAD TUNNEL
Is now progressing with great rapi,lity. A space
of not more than three hundred feet has now to
be excavated between Fremont street and
Pennsylvania avenue, when the whole Of the
brick arch can be completed from Gilmor street
to Pennsylvania avenue, where a temporary
depot will be made until the east end of the
tunnel is completed. A large force of men is
kept at work night and day, and it is now ex-
pected that, by the 4th of March next, the cars
will run up the tunnel as far as Pennsylvania
ayenue,-BG1t. G1-effe.
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CIT Y ITEMS.

FINE MERiSo UNDERsBIErs AND DRAWERS
at a great reduction, at Goldman & Stein
oerg's, corner 9TH and G streets.
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M UST AND sHALL!-GREAr SACRIFICES
W AZ CARQs LOAN OFFICE and BA- ~

MUST AND sHALL,-GREAT SACRIFICES
lv1 At CARQs LOAN OFFICE and BA- ~
EAR, No; PA PennsyIyania avenue, between on
stock, in finest solid hunting Gold and Silver
Watches Swiss and American makesD, 0pid Charms,
RiDgs, studs, Sleeve Buttons, finest Furs, Musical
Instruments must and shall be sold to make change
IN business You save from . TO 50 per cent. BY buy
it win pay You. Remember, CAR0S, Ola Pennsyl,
vania avenue. jalO-tr
MOST WONDERFUL. INVENTION OF THE
ri Hoss.' Electro. !vsaie sPECTA-SS
Dealer In Wsfches, Jewetry, and watch Materials,
No. e29 Pa. ave-, BET. En- md IN sts dec7-iy
MO HUHBUG.-L.. RICE VII ~ fSir cs-n
d!enS second hand Clotkine, Boob, Shoes, &c. 6S3
TN street, between and 9, south. Note by mail
promptly attended 70. je76-ly
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BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, for Pulmo
nary and Asthmatic Disorders. have p-ore,
their efficacy by test OF many wears, and hzv,
received testimonials from eminent men vii,
used them. eos
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Dry GOODS!
IMMENSE REDUCTION
WOODEN DRESS GOODS MARKED DOWN 10
PER CENT.

Androscorgin Bleached COTTON, lsc
ansutta Bleach he'd COTTON, DE
New York Mills Bleached COTTON 2Ic
Splendid blesched and mn BILE ached COTTONS lel,S
50; 90 and l04 SHEETING from S7I, up
A line Of beautiful WOoles SHAWLS fsingie and
doubled will be sold regardless of cost to close GU,
the stock; Black Cashmere, 81
Elegant Paris KIDS only alc !: marty coIors 81
splendid black SILK VELVET, q inches wide
suitable i4r dresses, spencers, and trimming, SO
WATER PROOF CLOTH CSC. and ur.
BLACK ILkS from 81 ~ up, (those at 9 50. 81
S2O, So, and S. - the best goods for the prc,
shown in this city since the war
FLANNELS very cheap
Ladies' and Gents UNDERWEAR and gents
SHIRTS direct from the Ianufactory, at wholesale
prices. None but the BEST makes If Goods kept
Save money by purchasing of
BR0DHEAD co.
d10tfebl 1908 street bet ween TT n and 18th
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For BARGAINS i'm Clothing and Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods there is no place like Ron ar
e. Cox's, 500 9TH street, opposite Post Office
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CRANDEsT SCHEME OF THE AGE
$500 900 CASH GIFTSi
100000 for only SO.

Under authority Of special legislative act Of March
10; IL the Trustees now announce the THIRD
GRAND GIFT CONCERT, for the Benefit of the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, TO come of
at Liberty Hall, Louisville, ny, ON
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TIE THEATERs.-Aimee,t the queen of opera
eouffe, was welcomed by large audience at the
eellent troupe of comedians and vocalists gave
cfenbach's lively opera, Barbe Bleue, with
spirit and dash which made the representation
very successful one. The yiyacify of Aimee
however, would redeem even a dull opera. To-
night she appears rs 81 Dr0gan," in Offenbach's
most tuneful and amusing opera, " Geneyieye
de Brabant, a character in which she has won
special celebrity, and at the matinee Tomorrow
VIII give the always welcome Grand Ouch
esq.,
The new performers at the Theater Coniaue
attracted a good audience last night and All
were more than satisfied with the entertain
ment. The q Man of Mystery" the Abvssinian
Prince. is well worth seeing, and the same NAV
be said of each Of the star performers, all good
in their respective lines.
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TEN PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH.

Ladies who have not vet supplied Themselves with
what Dry Goods they need for the season, now have
an opportunity 81 doing 80 To great adv antage and
stock of rich Silks, yelyeis and other Nne
Dress Goods IL well known 20 be much the largest
kept IN this market, and our prices fixed at the low
est market rates purchasers who prefer 20 nay
cash viii save the discount Of ten cents the dollar
on all goods purchased Of during the next few
weeks. W NJ SUTSTER IL RRn
jllsStuN QlQ PennsyIysnis s,r,ne
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a SMALLPOX PATIENT AT LArGE.-Some
time ago one Joseph Tyler boy twelve wears
OF age, was committed to the reform school by
Judge Smell. About ten DAYS ago he fell quite
Hek and was sent TO the smallpox hospital I'M
der the impression that he had the smallpox
VI is alleged that he was kept at the hospital for
abc,,. a week and then was set at large the
,,bySieisr, claimi-- .N~t he was not sick He
went to his home on 81 street. between Mary
iana avenue and 2 street. on Saturday last
Rfnsen ont with the smallpox. He was taken
TO the hospital again Sunday.
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LOCAL NEWS.
&c. To-uirht.

National Theat>r.-Ainee Opera Boutfe troupe
in a. Genevieve DE BrShant."
Theatsr CcBsiqUs.-Conlic opera, drama, come
dy, burlesqHe, songs, dances. etc.
WlIIdnTs Nslg HdH.-Prof. CromweIls Art
Entertainment.
LsEeola R1U-Patti Mario Concert
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CoRNs REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN, Bunions
Chislains, Bad Nails, &c, successfully treated
by Dr. White, ChirOpodist, No. 535 18th street
opposite Y. s. Treasury. Established in Wash
ingtoh 1861.
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TUESDAY APRIL :, 1873.

At this Concert the best musical talent that can be
procured rcm all parts of the country will add pleas
ure to the entertainment, and TEN THOUSAND
CASH GIFTS, aggreGating a vast total Of HALF A
MILLION DOLLARS currency. will be distributed
by lot to the ticket holders, : follows:
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The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, paws per ct.
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, 8 to 4. Saturdays, 3 to 4 and 6
to g. eta. f1tIS
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DRY GOODS.

TEN PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH
WE Now OFFER
RICH BLACK AND COIORFD SILKS
LYONS BLACK SILK NELyETS.
FRENCH MkRISOS AND CASHNEREs
MOURNING GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
TABLE DAMASKS AND NAPKINS
LINEN SHIRTINGS AND SHFETINGS
And, IN fact, general stock Of the best makes Of
goods kept IN IL market AZ the regular prices and
DISCOUNT Oh TIN PER CENT ALLOWED
fOk CASH. ". NJ. SINISTER BRO.
IL 10
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ALASKA DIAMONDS, set in gold; French Gilt
and jet jewely in all the gold patterns, received
at Prigg's jewelry store, No. ~ Pennsyivania
Avenue, near ~ street.
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In DANGER OF DEATH FROM Run DRINKING.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon Officer
IAsky picked mp man named Patrick NJ. Muir
raw ON 9th street, near G., whom he found in an
insensible state ON the sidewalk. The officer
took him TO the central guafdhouse, where ne
be dying. Lieutenant Skippon sent for DIR. u
y. HartigaE, who applied restoratives, and the
patient soon showed signs of life. The doctor
sand he was IN a stupor from too much drinking
and would have died had he been left on the
street.
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FLOUR.
SUNDRIES.

an AZ once, as we cannot guarantee the above nm
'"ei'a 10" prices Tor any definite length Of time,
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J. r igS SfSs ssrss., .oush~... corner Of ,sh g.
RESPECTFULLY informs his patrons and those WisHns
TO give epterainments, that he Continues 20 attend
Rersonally to the preparation Of DINEERS, SUP
PIERS, BALLS, and other. parties n the choicest
manner, and nafter himself that he cannot be ex-
celIed. He would refer 70 the most distinguished
families In this District. many Of whom he has had
e honor OF serving for several years. aud = h be-
dishes at short notice. i-as
Mk. a. Q. 0IvAUDAN, Q Irsnch Cook and ca.
~ terer Of long this city, has opened
who're b VIM furnish upon rsascnablster
1ells, D1nnee!, SuDperI 81 Lunches, and new orna-
enfs tor the t4ble. Wn Always BE- ready 10 furnish
snsis d.. g ~ kinas Soup, q. HI long sxSs-
40. GIyAUDAd, No. SO lah ssrest, corner
" n deH-m
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WILCOX & GIBB's SEwING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's beopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencer Building. lO,2S
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hemper, near AZ street
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ga Scranton paper knows Of seven old maids
In Pennsylvania who have been burned up this
year by putting hot bricks in their beds.
o0Miss Silvia Hull, of st. Crox county Wis,
last week had her angular vein cut by flying
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BUILDING AssoCIATroN.-At the thirtv-tbfr,,
regular meeting Of the Franklin cooperafive
building association last night, SAy500 was al
yanced at IN average premium Of 50 per cent
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SETTLEMENT OF THE Coal TRoUBLEs.-At a
meeting Of coal men in Philadelphia yesterday
the operators accepted the offer of the men for
last years basis as q minimum of two dollars
and dfty cents for contract work and tive dollars
and seventy-fve cents days wages, sliding
above the sum named at the rate Of one per
cent. in three for any advance in coal. Several
c0llieries went to work yesterday morning.
There will be general resumption of work
throughout the coal region Immediately.
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BEFORE TAKING
ANNUAL INVENTORY, FEBRUARY lsr,
We desire to close out rs much
WINTER STOCK
possible. We have positively
'MARKED DOWN"
all colored Wooden Dress Goods, Mourning Goods,
Bright Plaids Black Silk velvets, Lyons Black and
Colored silks, Buffalo, and Beaver black Alpa-
cas-, W lutte and Colorei Flannels Blankets, Cloths,
&c., &C. n|Purchasers will find our stock to con.
sist OF the best quality OF Goods and the prices named
e ilsm '0~ sss pennss Ss ii M svsnae.
VNHE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EX-
ISTING between e; . Denham =. H. Byram,
4 Builders, the LIST Of January, l13 dissolved
by mutual consent. Persons indebted to said firm
viii please come forward and settle their accounts.
Hist. j. ii. BYRAM.
HAVING WITHDRAWN FROM THE FIRM
II Of Denham and Byram, and located myself at
No 1914 street, south side, and being thankful to
in the past 70 give satisfaction, both In work and
price, ehould they favsr me with . call. JobbinR
promptly and neatly done J; y. BYRAM,
nISSOLUTION.-The nrm Of ROBERT, NOR.
- R1LL co. has bean dissolv ed by decree Of the
court The accounts Of the late firm will be settled
by p C. Morrill,, who alone has the power to sign in
NOTES.-The stock Of the late arm Of ROBERT
MORRILL, CO. will be sold ct Q large discount
from former prices: Amy one Wishing o purchase
Loekets, Oper. Glasses, &C., &C., &C. will find this
Corner 18th and y streets,
JO0 OpposIte Treasury Department.
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THOSE SUFFERING FROM CHRONIC DISEASES,
and all other sick people, should read the al
vertisement of DIR. Henion in another column,
who claims to be "a practical physician for
chronic diseases" and has engaged Willards
Hall, where he will commence on "Wednesday.
January 18th, to publicly heal the sick .without
in most cases without medicine. These who
prefer more private attendance than at Willard's
Hall and are willing To paw for a cure, can con-
suit the doctor on and after the day mentioned
at his parlors, No. 4l3 18th street.
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On PER CENT. OFF
ON ALL SALES OF
WOODEN GOODS

UNTIL FEBRUARY I, 1879.
The stock offered comprises Cloths and CASH
meres, flsnnels, Blankets, Shawls, Cloakines
Beavers. Nelveteens, Wooden oSiery, Heavy Winter
Gloves, Merino Underwear; all Wooden Dress Goods
81 Our 81 Kids reduced 10 Use. Our 81 so
n iiStG lois and 1920 On? s,h .r.s, W ~,1sm,
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a" SWITZERLAND AND THE ALPS" with all
their wealth of grand and beautiful scenery,
will be illustrated by Prof. Cromwell at VIII
lard's hall tonight, and the Professor, like
Mark Twain, cannot help imparting some use
full information In the humorous relation of his
experiences. Besides these beautiful views,
there viii be the usual exhibitions of statuary,
including some OF Thorwalsden's finest works.
Several American views and portraits, and a
entertainments are just the thing for people OF
taste.
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Fatal RAILROAD AccIDKNr-Mr. Richard
Cox, employed on the Alexandria and Washing
ton railroad as brakeman, and who Is a son OF
Mr. W. w. Cox, Of this city. was killed in Alex
aniria last night. Mr.. Cox was engaged in
coupling freight cars at st. Asaph junction, i'm
that city. and the train being ON q curve when
the engine backed, he was caught between the
bumpers, and 80 seriously injured that death re-
suited almost instantly. His BODY was brought
To the residence Of his parents this morning.
THE WoNEN's kIeHIERs ARRIvIye.-Miss
Susan b. Anthony and Mrs. Gage have taken
ND their quarters NJ the National Hotel, which
viii be the headquarters during the woman suf-
fraee convention. Mrs Stanton, Mrs. Wilbour,
Mrs. DIR. Lozier, and several other ladies from
New York are expected b arrive to-day. Miss
Anthony says she Is here through the courtesy
Of u. 8. Marshal Kinney, of Rochester, although
rhe 10 supposed to be in jail.
The BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS have directed
sen. bauoeh to lay q temporary board footwalk
on l3k street, between @ and ID streets north
west. The contract Of David Ripple was amend
ed 20 a. 70 the Of an area wall
50 inches high, and two steps, In front Of houses
20 and - 10Th street northwest, instead Of ter
aeing. W. II. Chase, superintendent of streets,
has been directed to have q drop put under the
pump corner Of 18th and ID streets northvest. ID
prevent the How OF water upon the pavement.
D