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Solar Theories.

On the % of March last, SAYS GaIienani the
academy OF sciences received q c0mmunica-
Iton, as our readers may recollect, from Father
Secchi, containing tables of the attitudes OF
sojOr prominences observed by him or his assis-
tant, Father FerTari, from October to De-
cehOer 20 1913, and also an account of an ina
portant observation, the substance of which is
this ON the 80 of January last, st Q a. m no
spots were remarked within hfty and ninety de-
gtees OF the suns eastern border, where, how
ever, fine bright prominence, resembling q
metallic ebullItiOn, was observed. Father Sec
Chi considered it, according to his theory to
proceed from an eruption, the base OF which
was concealed from view. At 215 u. ~. he
found a wei defined spot there, consisting OF
four black dots, forming q curve, at three
mil metres from the limb. Hence he argued
tnat, as THIS spot could not have escaped
Dim IN The morning, ii must have been
formed during his absence by the falling of the
matter thrown out by the eruptions, a circum-
stance perfectly in accordance with his views
Last week Nj. Faye, who had been absent fer
TWO months or more, replied TO this commuuica-
ton, which Is antagonistic to the cyclone cork
screw theory de begged TO remark that
Father Secchi could not have said mora If he
had actually seen the matter OF the prominence
ian down upon the sun, and if he were abSo-
lnteiy Certain there was no spot there before.
And even then there would not have been
SUFFICIENT evidence to prove that the spot had
been formed according to Father Secchi's
theory. For, on examining the diagrams sent
In by the latter, he looked in vain for the
siiehtest representation OF anything falling.
That there was no spot there before, solely
rested on Father Ferrari's evidence. and he
might have overlook it very easily, since in the
immediate vicinity OF the limb spots are ALWAYS
very faint and difficult to distinguish. At 2 D.
m, the sky being clearer, the spot was seen.
But even admitting Ii to have been formed be-
tween a. m. and p m, where was the proof
tnat II had arisen according to Father Secchi's
views? For if the metallic matter thrown ont
by the supposed eruption had really fallen back
upen the sun, the spectroscope would have
revealed It's nature, by giving q continuous
spectrum. Nothing Of the kind, however had
yet been observed on the solar surface.
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FINANCIAL AND ConuERCIAL


Qnotafioxs JuynssAed By Middleton & Co., bankers.
-, Ire foiiowins were the prices bid and a'ked at
day %; : gold, less1 bid, lies asked. o. 9.
B Bsncs.iSs. '; 4 Z, nsH s.sed; Bank Stock
tfonal Bank, l07 asked. City Passenger Rail.
Tesds-Metrc.eli, sn stock IT ssked. sandry List
Msshi, gtos City Gas stocn, ssH bio; Chesapeake
Alex. WISH. and Geo. 5. Co. stock, 10 asked.
~ Gsu,ct securities, {District Of oolnmbis(-wn.
inp.i ~, J.. 1881, IS BID Market stock bsnd..
!. -; - ,lss2, 90 bid, ?,sssed. Jwashingtonl-
sih' g ssked; "Ten Year bonds, !" o. j. T.. is.
ga hid, ss asked fGeorgetowa General sock,
lie Woiks-Certifcates General Improvemeut. a..
DO ISIS - Si ia 3, BID 20 ssksd Do 1875 50 bid
a9 ISIS. bid; Series, STA biz; Certificates, Sessr
s.se5: a. j is lSt, BID "a s.ked do: lgs, II
ISIS, 20 asked Water Certificates, SIS, ISL, IS bid,
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HOME AGAIN HOME AGAINU
Il AND VERY GLAD OF 1t
Ply THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TW
STORY AND BA6EMENTBkICK HOUSE d
HIGH STRLET, GEORGETOWN, ID. O., A

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
STORY AND BASEMENTBkICK HOUSE ON
HIN sTBLET, GEORGETOWN, d. O., AT
- BY virtue Of deed OF trust, bearing date on
"a the 18th dag OF August, &. ID. ls72, aud duly re-
- corded In Llber 695, foiios IS, one of the ADD
fecorcse OF the District Of Colnaba and BY d ectiOn
Of the party secured there BY the ar dersfgned TINS
tee, Will offer for tale the premises, at public
snetios: on TU EsDAY, the 2Ist day of July, A ID.
iSi 81 CLOCK o. m, parts OF lots numbered iHe-
V-ihIee and hinety-fOur, Of B sstty and Haskils'
ADDITION to GeJrSstown, ID. c.. the same being in
pcNeq by tvO-story sud basement brick h1usa,
suitable tor and used rs store and dwelling, the
hou e being No. SO High street. Said parts Of lots
begln at point on the west side of said High strst
one hundred and fifty two and eleyeo-twelfths
i5z -l2 feet from the intersection of High street
Win Isl street. and running thence westwardly and
parallel with the center lice Of the alley between
me h9nae on this ground AMI the house next Al
iolhlng on the south one hundred and twelve ( Il2I
Iet 10 the west line OF lot ninety four f9 in said
addition; thence with the line of said lot nine
y-tour south twenty and three efths (2I l2l
tteii thence esTwsrdly and parallel with the said
first line Of this parcel IF ground one huodred and
twenty l20) feet TO High street. thence by ana with
the buiding line Of High street TO the said point
otbeelnning. The house has six rooms, aud is we'll
located Tor business, and always rents well.
Terms: Twelve hundred dollars cash: balance in
SIX, twelve, and eighteen months, with interest at
SIX per cent? secured BY deed Of trust the
ty, deposit II 8 LOO will be required when tie
property ts struck of Uterms of sale are rot c n.
piled with In seven days sitter sale the trustes re-
serves the right TO resell the property at the risk
ana cost OF the defsulting purchaser. COnveyan-
eng at cost OF purchaser.
G. w. COOPER Trustee.
lyl-d&ds THOS. ROWLING, Auct
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THE WEATHER..

"AETrAkIMEI, UWN o. CHlV StssaI ONtr,(
PROBABHIrIss.-For New England, the middle
states, and the lower lake region, generally clear
and VAN weather will prevail, with south or west
wlndS and stationary OF falling barometer For the
south Atlantic and gulf states, partly cloudy wea
tner ana light rains near the coast, variable winds
IN the south Atlantic states and east or south winds
ID the gulf states, slight changes in and
continued high barometer. For Tennessee and the
ONO valley, clear weather, southeriy Winds hi Ia
temperature and high barometer. For the upper
lake region and the northwest, generally clear and
warm weather, except near Lake Superior aud in
minnesota. southeast or southwest winds, and STA
honary or falling barometer during Tuesday night
-, LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business office Of The
STAR ranged to-day as foIlows:-S A. M . 70: Ia A m .
So II M, So; d. m, IS. ~ ~ ''
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AMERICAN MEN AND wOMRN are nervous, and
naturally have nervous children, of slender
pniyysidue ahG easily excited into precocious in
tellgence, which is considered genius. Instead
OF letting the little creature suck its fist and
grow fat. II Is jumped and danced, aud con-
iuse0, ana made to repeat like parrot. The
English method of placing Young children in
the hands OF experienced nurses and making
them responsible is much better. A large, airy
nursery at the top of the house; a good clean
wholesome Belgian, Swiss or Swedish woman 10
take charge OF 1t; breakfast of oatmeal porrid re
and milk; dinners OF roast or boiled beef on
mutton, and rice pudding; tea of bread and
butter: milk and fruit, with no confectionery or
"pIeces" between meals, and no late visits mr.
rldes with mama. In such a quiet uneyentful
atmosphere the baby grows and thrives best the
chilo Is subject to less excitement, and with
healthy and regular habits lays the foundation
OF an excellent constitution, while the mother is
not worn out by its constant presence or made
nervous by being constantly harrassed with
nurses.
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CTY ITEMS.

LoNGFHLLow's LAST RACR.-LongfelloW'
last race created sensation on the turf but il
was nothing TO the interest excited by the A h
snu iast gut concert OF the Public Library OF
Kentucky, to come OF July 3lst Eyeryhoiv
rants part OF the - 500 900 which will he d.
uibuted In cash gifts TO the cket-holders'
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- WHO CAN TILL what a day may brirS forth?
Nobody! Yet everybody can tell what the dsy
OF the drawing of the last gift concert in aid of
the Public Library of Kentucky viii bring for h
as the ponderous wheels of fortune revolve, we
al know that they viii inevitably bring forth
fortunes or greater or less amount for some, and
disappointment for others. No ticket-holder
can tell but that that day may bring forth for
him the whole Of his future happiness.
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THE BRICK KILN INJUHCTION CAsE.-In
the Equity Court, Judge Wylie, yesterday, in
the suit OF Stewart ct al. against Hopkins, to
obtain the removal of the brick kilns near the
street circle, the plaintiff filed a motion to
take the case from the jury, it having been GER
tined To the Circuit Court, where the jury were
unable to agree. JudgeWylie refused the motion,
saying that he would allow no mans property
TO be touched except after the judgment OF
twelve men on the facts. The case will there
fore, remain on the Circuit Court calendar and
will probably be tried at the next (September)
term.
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DIR. White cb'po ssaSeIy; &c. .s
at his rooms until Saturdy evening. July 18Th
alter which he will be absent until Monday
morning, August Sd. Thousands of persons who
Visit Dr. Whites establishment no. SIS
10th street, opposite the Treasury department.
Washington, D.C.,) find that timely attention
20 those important members, the feet, econo-
misses time, and conduces to health, comfort,
of life. DIR. White removes Corns without main
30 the patient can walk with ease. He success
fully treats Bunions, Vascular Excrescences,
Cluo and lDerowing Nails, and other ailments
OF the feet. Office hours from a. m. TO 6. D. M
zee, 81 per visit. Established in Washing ton,
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VA brave boy, son Of Mr.. John Babcock
was drowned at Pembroke, Maine on Friday.
after he had rescued four other boys from
drowning.
ga Kansas girl wouldn't be married with
out yellow ribbon around her waist aud a
boy rode three miles to get 1t while the guests
waited.
- Pittsburg had fire, the other day,
caused by "the penetratiye power or flashes
arising from the ignition Of pyrotechnics"
That Is to say, q fre-cracker did it.
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ST JosEPH's FESTIVAL, at Beyer's park, ves-
tefday, foT the benefit OF st. JOseph's Male Or
HLan ASYLUM, vas a very successful affair
The handsome green six banner, valued AZ
ESQ, pIeseLted by he orphans To the Junior
society selling the largest number of tickets
Was awarded 70 the Junior Knights of St
Peter. The sums turned in were: .Junior
Knights Of St Peter, SIOi7I; Junior Knights
OF St Patrick, S52s>; Junior KNIGHTS of St
1O-Umtkille, SIS. on the announcement OF
the result, Lieutenant y. +. Kelly introduced
Master Joe. Barlow, who in q neat address pre-
sented the banner 70 the victorious knights and
~ v "a reserved with an appropriate address by
Nr. VIZ. y. Foley, cOmmsnder.
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lsJU RED BY TIE GAZING In OF A BANK
1hIs morning, while q number Of workmen
were engaged in cutting under a bank OF earth
on Deiawsre avenue, between G and ID stree,s
northwest, two OF them-Lewis Pulls ana WI,
Ioney-were badly injured by the falling in OF
the bank. Officer Muiholl assisted them 10 ~ ar
homes near by, where they were attended bv
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ANOTHER DEATH PROM CHoLERAIC Dis
EAsE.-Mr. .. X. shaw OF the arm OF 1lassaII =
SHAW, builders, was taken i'll about noon We
teTcay with syn ptoms of cholera while ar his
home On e., betN cen 9Th and eth streets south
west, and died about noon to-day. One OF the
attending physicians pronounced IL a case of
cholera morbus ard the other thought il more
nearly TesemOlfd Asiatic cholera
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To HAVE elegant light Biscuits, Rolls, Buck
wheat Cakes, Fruit Dumplings, n c., you should
nse Doeley's Yeast Powder. Ask your grocer
for
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The SAFR BURGLARY IEvEsTIGA
grand jury are still engaged in the safe bur
gsry Investigation, and yesterday ex-cbief OF the
Treasury secret service, w. p. Wood, General
T.. b. Tyler, Of Baltimore, manager OF the
American Steam Safe Company and q few
others were before them. To-day Col. Whitly,
OF me secret service, with ono or two members
OF his force, ana Mr.. Carter, OF Baltimore were
examined.
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FIRE IN THE STABLE OF THE OUARTzRNAs-
TER GENKRAL--The alarm last night at 10
O'Clock, from box No. 80, was caused BY the Dis
cOyery OF IRE In the stables attached u the
premises OF Cen Meigs, on l4th street, near y;
damage about 80. The fire department re-
sPonced promptly and extinguished the fire
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$40 TO $1,000 invested in stocks and gold paws
two hundred per cent a month. Send for par
uculars: Tumbridge & Co., Bankers, Wall
street, New York. 4.
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= ECIAL TICE.

Barcairs In Resdy-msde CLOTHING aud Gent, .
furnishing GOODS. MY entire stock TO bs sold
without regard TO cost. Gall and get rst choice a.
they must all be sold by eptenbe to change busi
RICH'n ETTIATnvr
JtzSlm Al Higa street,
REDCCTI0N IN PRlOES-To enable us 70
~ close oct our entire stOcE of DRY GOODS
before moving into orr New ftore, we will, from
this date, SELL EVERYTHING AT REDUCSD
Our stock is large, and bargains may be expected
BENJAMIN MILLER,
Ied-tr 1O1 Bridge street, Georpa.owp
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VALUABLE STORE and residence will he Of
feTed for sale AZ auction Tth street north wes.
near COrcorsn market, this evening at O'clock
by DuRcanson Bros. See advertisement This
sale IL worthy the attention of capitalists as no
doubt the property will be sold at much less
than its value.
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NOT DIVORCED GRATIs.-Recently q Young
woman engaged Sacramento attorney to con.
gust LOT Der suit for divorce against her hus-
Dand. The attorney accepted the case, but his
client came to the conclusion after q while that
he was not pushing it as rapidly as was desirable
especially as she was engaged to be married to
q Well-to- do resident Of Gold Hill, and she took
the case from him and engaged another at
torney, who secured the desired divorce a few
days since. Night before last she was united i'm
marriage 10 the Gold Hill gentleman, AMI thew
and their friends had a fine supper in honor OF
the event. Il happened, however, that the
FIRST mentioned attorney had been lying in wait
having heard of the proposed wedding and lad
procured writ of attachment to serve upon
the newly-made husband, TO secure payment
for the legal steps he had taken in the divorce
case, and yesterday morning, when the happy
pair were about 10 leave for San Francisco, via
Vallejo, the attachment was served. The 'hus-
band, however, was equal to the emergency.
He gave bail for his appearance in a few DAYS
10 attend TO the case, and continued on his
wedding trip.-Sderd mento URion.
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ga Philadelphia Baptist minister SAYS he
hopes God will forgive those who dare to cafi
the singing Of ord mary church choirs worship.
other night, and I'm mediateiy cried: GIVE cot
'em; snakes I've had before, but now the stars
have got tails on EN-; I'm dead man."
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INJURED BY AN EXPLOSION OF BENzIyK-
Yesterday afternoon, coiored man, named
Robinson. lille engaged Il repairing a hydrau-
Printing Office, was severely burned by the ex-
plosion OF Quant.tY Of beHEiue, which he was
using. He Was taken Ia the drugstore OF Dr,
a. j. SehaTfint, where proper attention was
given him, after which ne was removed To his
home. 800
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BUILDING ASsOCIATIONs.-At the 33i meet
ing Of the East Washington Building Associa-
ton, held last night. 81 $50 was sold at an ave-
rage premium of 90,
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WEEKS DoINGs IN WALL STRERT.-Explsins
stock operations on small capital without risk
copy sent Tree. TUNBRIDGB & Co.,
1914 Wall street. New York.
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WILCOX q GIBBs sRwINe MAoHrrn. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencer building. 1923
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MISSOURI LITRRATURR.-An assault in which
eggs were freely used calls forth the following
appeal from Missouri writer: " Give us back
the palmy days of the Inquisition, or the foul
fres OF witchcratt lifting their black columns
10 the sky, but let the low principle of such
midnight cliques, in whose breast is lurking in
embryo the feelings of a highwayman like the
putrid yeast Of death that often spreads thro-
living skeleton, be banished from the nation
over whose domains the stsr of empire now
trembles in its last revolution in the historic
heavens"
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NEW YoRK, Jnly H.-The Post's fSsnoial article
SD Inc money market CONTINUES all that Dor
&c loans ct sGS and time lesns Of to s. scc 1rdlns
Trey bsve in employing their funds, offrringt Of
PaIer lot Discount continuing very small They e
eu.ihS SriMe Inside paper at $685., as il can De
AL rule much nc below siI, yet we know of large
pIsoed with our banks g. low as Since the pas,
ing quotation for gold it hs. stood at 1885, 9I097
with ne arIy al sales at l0o7s, On gold i9ln-
the rates have been l6ls for carryi rr.
iForeisE exsear &c for business, aud there is vey
little doing Is 1851 G4S7 for the best bar kers God
bills. ard 4SeC14ss1a for demapd. The omin Al rn q
are It'll 4e75s G49o respectively. mu.-' al bill
range from asa to 4S6. Government bonds are aiyh
Than yssterday, business continuing gu q tes. rct-i
SAL state bonds, at he FIST board, were a fric-
u easier Tor Missouris and Tennessee, 70 which
dealings ere confined. At the stock market - g
share speculation eonttuues very tame Pris 5
opened with kyfe e higher, and the ram.ind.r ~
the lit steady to firm Since, the market has be n
slerpsteIy steady and heavy, with the average (
been stror and higher.
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CoaEss toAn o,,lol, s.,.~ q IA y.
g e: 60; Icy 49, |. g ioyss 90 Z
- = "a -, -, -. 49, u
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hFPENICKs INDIAN HAIR REsTORER
NY has never been known to fall IT trees the
scalp from pasdrud, restores Gray Hair to it's ma
Heir from falling out and reproduces Il when gone
Il isthe finest Hair Dresser known. Ter sale by All
DruRGfsfs. witty
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July H.-yirginia sizes. old, 80; vfr.
e1nfssI conscidatrd, SIS; West virgibia's IOII +:
NOT Car skies, old, IL do. new, To- do. special
BAIfINeRR, July IA Cotton dull-low middIioes.
le9l6I. Flour quiet aad unchanged Whsat
feady-whte choice, As; others unchanged. Corn
quiet bpt hrm-white southern, 92d95; yellow so 18th
spn, SzgS5; mixed western firmer-new, Tx; old,
~ Oats hrm-southern, SOCdS5: western mixed "a:
90 e white. S(gsl, Bye quiet but finn, lilo. Hay
htmer, 1W@26 90. Provisions very strong and
buoysnt. Mes Pork, 20 o.. Bulk meats arm, no
saIes-shoulders, 749S; clear rib sides, l0l4 GiO1a
Bacon sctve and firm-shoaders. 80 (SsI clear rib
sides, us sussf-eured hams ISL @l6z. Lard hrm.
ia. western butter steady and in good den and
receipts light 1904. Coffee very duh and entireiy
q, mlnsi Whisky quiet, co. Sugar strong, lOZS.
NEW YORK, July H.-Stocks dull. Money!
Cold, "a Exchange, long, 4s71s; short, 400. Gov.
y Nav YoRK, July H.-FIour quiet Wheat steady.
.LoNDoN,JuIy "A. 1880 p. m.-Erie, so15. The rate
OF discount in market for three mouths, bills In
ga per cent, which is a below the Bank of En<Iaud
rate. -
LoNDoS, July 1.-THE weather lie very warm,
TIE thermometer stands at about IS degrees
LONDON, July IA, $3.50 p m.-Erie, 3Ola @1s Paris
dispatches quote reptes at 81 francs 80 CEN ines
FRANKFORT, July IA Bonds Of 1862 OK.
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POPCORN AS DRssERT.-I think need not
Tell now TO pop corn, need L? 1t is the best way
70 have eorn-popper; then you can watch
tHe progress OF the corn, and vary the degree
OF heat as seems necessary. Many imagine that
me pop corn IS more tender or brittle If taken
from the hot fire and shaken sbout in the cold
air az quickly as possible. Children are ant 10
sum themselves with popcorn when they are
not IN the least need of a meal. Popcorn Is
1000, and such crowded condition of the stom-
ach produces discomfort, and so pop corn is
supposed to be unwholesome. 1t is quite the
contrary If eaten as food with the regular meal
ana properly chewed. Try 1t with milk or
apple sauce, or any other fruit sauce.
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WINE OF THE WOODS, Endorsed and pre-
scribed by the leading physicians as q laxative
and digestive remedy, is steadily gaining in
popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Indi gestion, Con
stipation, and Headache is uneQualled. 4, % CO.'S
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THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Ak street.
THB COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. is
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"A MOTHER LOT
"A OF BARGAINS
AT TIE
CHfAP DRY GOODS STORE,
Q a r z Frs

300 YARDS OF THE FINEST QUALITY
Only l21S c. nts. " NJ O'iO'''
- LEG dozen very fine HBMMED HANDKKR.
100 dozen slI LIHKN TOWELS, only cents.
,OuO yards very best CAMBRIA CALICO, IN
beautiful patterns, only rents. -
SU dozen Splendid STOCKINGS, only l2IS cents
slim eUH UMBRkLLAS and rARASOLs very
SHAW MATING and FLooR OIL-CLoTH
oCLosING OUT THE ENTIRE sioux BIZ.
Je5-tr 1O7 MARKET SPACE.
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NOTICE! NOTICEn NOTICKM

DRY GOODS are stfll selling a, Low rs,a. a,
BAA TEB's, $40 Pepnsylvsnia aven7e. Moha.r.
sh1 pacss cheaper than ever. Dress Goods, PiQnes
SsI w LIE oooos 81 popular prices. OottoOs aat
Ssucoes cheap. Bed Spreads, Towels, N apkins ana
liable Linen at bargains. Hosiery, Ladies aud
Cent? Hsndkerchicfs, and q general assoTtnapt of
Notions at low figures snai-tT
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received at Prigg's Jewelry Store, No. 457 Pa.
avenue, near 4 \ ST.
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The FUNERAL Of Gen. VIM. ). HilIver took
place yesterday afternoon from the Owen
house, AID was largely attended BIZ tie nuIne-
Ious friends OF the deceased. The Rev. Joseph
Il. Kelley, Of the Fourth Presbyterian church
reclted the burial service and subsequently,
made n few appropriate remarks. Mrs. HiIlyer
was ATTENDED by her brother, Rev. Mr.. Rankin
OF Baltimore, and her five children all of whom
followed the remains TO GlenWoOd. Generals
sherman, Morgan l.. Smith, Este Morgan and
Denver, ard Colonel TOurteltOtte OFF ciatei as
pau bearers. Mrs. hillyer was the recipient of
kind telegram OF regret and coincidence from
the President late on Sunday night. Prior en-.
gageneDts prevented has attendance at the
funeral.
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A TLEE's wHARF,
"A YooT OF SIXTH STREET.
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