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BALTIMORE, April a. Virginia SKIES, Old ":
do ooI solidste1, 6sss West Va, g. Hor-h Osrolins
6's, old, ~ new, :. pscal tax, bid to-day sagar
steady and hIm, s5sal0s.
BALTIMORE, April 4-1otton mcre active aud
steady mfudling, 1aal22s. Flour quiet but frm
and unchanged Wheat strong bat q1let-6o. 2
western red, fSsl. As; PeUnsylvaEia red, S0al IS:
white, l4osl 90 Corn fairly scti Fe sud nrmer-
southern hire 6as63 -outheIB yellow, s63 west
Quiet-southern, s0af9. western white, 45s4s: do
mixed, 40a4S Bye nOminally hrm-S0sS2. hay dull
anu unchanged. Provisions quiet and steady aud
unchanged. Pork, 23l00e2S IS Lard unchanged.
Butter scarce and stroBg-western extras. 3ssG do.
hrsts, SsS. Petroleum quiet-crude, 81; REQ ned,
l4h. Coffee strong but quiet AID unchanged,
Risky duh but steady, llf1s.
NEW foRKJAprl 4.-etOcks steady. Money, no
loans ). Gold, Is Exchange. long, <S71s; short,
40 Governments active and lower
NEW York, April 4.-FlOur eun and dropping.
Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn scsroe-s shade bet
ter.
LONDON, April 4 I2.sOp m-U. s bonds. Iss7s,
los :; 90 zoe, los new loan, l06X. Erie, W..
FRANKFORT, Arril 4.-U. q. bonds, new Sc, Lee.
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RAvAGES OF SCARLET FEVER.-A letter
from Collinsville, Conn, to the Hartford
Post says: "Within the past eight weeks. In
radius of less than three fourths of a mile,
not less than twenty. one children have died,
all under twelve years of age, and nearly all
OF scarlet fever-the most of them very prom
isiDg children. One family lost four children.
and three others two each. The above deaths
OF children here, when compared with the
population OF Hartford, would make nearly
five hundred deaths OF children in the latter
place in the same time. Wfnfred Shtfault,
one of our steady industrious French citi-
zens, having previously lost one child and a
sister and two children at his house, and
now, on the sudden death of four OF his re-
manning eight children, the father cried out
that i should be afflicted sou The remaining
four CD ildren have all been sick. but are now
recovering. The father and mother are near
ly worn out with intense sorrow and con-
tinued Watching.v
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Lille Election I'm colorado.

DENVEK. April Sin the municipal cleo
ton here to-day Doctor Buckingham dem }
vas elected mayor by lS0 majority over D..
X. Croker, the republican candidate. The
republicans elect four out OF SIX aldermen.
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THE OHIO ELECTIONS
ReRnblIeaas slfuhgx A. sa,.. NJ.

ToLs DO. ONO, ApriI Toe rep Ry.Se
Yesterday elected their street comm. .sf0 afr
by about 900 maturity, aud their cou cs,SAa
IN the Isl, 20, 81 and an wards
CINCTNSAII, April f.-In thu olecisS "a.
terday FOR mem bers of the board o. II g. Il
works, the democrats elected IS ana - 20
publicans >. Tue republicans viii - a
majority IN the city council aud schOrs sg.nd.
The democrats retain their rnaia-its.is the
board OF aldermen, and probably - =
small majority on Joint ballot
Returns from - towns and cities = Ohio
show general republican ma hrit3essta p.
and democratic majOTities Ga ~. re rest
are evenly divided. Local questions ssterel
so largely into the contest that the Ttsalt is
no test OF party strength.
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THE ONO ELECTIONS.
CONNECTICUT ELEcrisx
a Reduced Democratic Ma ertfs

HARTFORD. CT. Aprn 8.-rhe rel, . tlis,s 90
lave carried the an, 9TH. lsth, and fth DIS
tIicis, and the democrats the rat . Toe
Rouse IL democratic by about 30 asa,afity.
Hartford county, three towns lack a., Sfyas
hoolnson, rep, s.s0i. Iugersoll. den "a az.
Smlth, tenn, 2hi, and Atwater, gfesu-nart.
~; Rev Haven, two towns lacking aEVes
hoolhson' siA4i lngersoll. N ,s6s, Smtto, Stl;
Atwater, Lass New Ioudon To sfgxrn.s
lPcking' gives Robinson, s O6s; InyTssnll.
b.eli smith 20', Atwater. "a. FaiTn, -. ope
Town Locking, gives Robinson, ga Fasar-
soll. S,F4; smith, TAO, AtwAter, ~. Mind
ham. complete, gives Robinson. 3.iss Eyer.
soil, 2.JOl, smith, Loo. Litchneld, @ q ,o,cp
lacking. gives Robinson. 3 aO2, |etrv,,ll
5,Ot6, Smith. Isl, Atwater. as. " ttlssa,.
three towns lacking, gives kpbinsa1, y 81.
IrgerSOll, 2.s9i, Smith, is6. Atwater Z 'goi.
land county, oupiete, gives Rohius,f . ass. /.
IlgerSOll, 49,; Smith. ~, AtWater. a
THE FOOTING UP.
Total Robinson. rep. - 16g. Il j.s--ssIH
d. m, i95ii, Sniih, tenn, l.5i5; Az a.e,
gree h''cS, as. Irgersolrs majority . Z. s
plCrs lily, $40. Irgerssll's maiurtts .ast.
year, C.52i, plurality, q $50
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THE CHINESE QUESTION.
Twenty Thousand San Franeiseaus
Ieagued Agafns 81 the Asfarfcs

San b RANCISCo, April 3.-A rather turbu-
lent anti Chinese meeting was held AT south
San Francisco night. Ore speaker said
that an organization existed In the city of
20 600 persons strongly pledged, In case the
present attempt 20 remedy the Chinese evil
by legal means should fatl. 10 take the law
INTO their own hands, and root out the evil
with fire and steel. The Chinese companies
this evening presented a commune ication TO
the board OF supervisors, demanding protec-
ton FOR life and property, which all but GER
tain unruly classes mean To afford them. All
violent measures are deprecated by the COM
muulty al larEp.
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EIGHT HOURS A WORKING DAY.-A mass
meeting OF the German jOurneymen cabinet
lists, polishers, woOdturners, carvers, gilders
and others employed In the furniture manu-
featuring industry was held at the Teutonic
assembly rooms yesterday, the object OF
which was to renew the agitation in favor Of
the eight hour labor system. Resolutions
were passed indorsing the action of the Chi
cago employers, who have offered to make
the experiment with the eight-hour labor
system, common cling with the 9Th of July. II
was stated that circulars in reference to this
matter have been addressed to employers
and trades unions throughout the county,
calling on them TO join in this movement
". Y He raid, Sd.
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THE AVERY CASE.
He cant Get "A Nexx Trial

ST. LOUIS, April An the United States
District Court yesterday afternoon the mo-
ton for new tTial In the case OF w. -.
Avery, was Ovtrruied By Judge Irrea'. The
motion In q rest. however. with al the pro-
ceedlr s.. VIII be certified M 10 the Circuit
Court SO they nay be revised by Judge Dill
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NEW YORK DEMOCRATS AT LOGGER
BEADS.-The New York correspondent of
the Philadelphia Ledger says: "Present in
dications point TO q bitter struggle in the
approaching democratic state convention
between TIE Tanmany and anti-Tammany
factions from this city. The latter are leav-
ing no stone unturned to send their strong.
est men and TO perfect their organization.
With leaders like John Morrissey. who have
been careful TO make themselves popular
with the workingmen and trades organiZa-
bis hands If he expects 10 exclude them from
the convention. Morrissey is a strong TIL
den man, and as Kelly is understood TO be
weakening on that point, ii would not he
surprising If the governors friends should
vote to admit the former to seats in the con-
VentiOn"
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ALBANY, April 4.-The court of appeals
has afhrmed the Judgment OF the courts be-
low IN the case OF Dolan, convicted OF the
murder OF Noe; SO the execution will have TO
take place.
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THE ELoPEMENr OF TWO INFANTs.-
nnsrl.s hooges ga ana T Amy hoolnson, aged
live in Belmont avenue, Jersey City He!glts
disappeared yesterday. Their parents aud
the police, after search of seven hours,
fouI q the ch ldren in a barn belonging TO
William FULLY in Westside avenue, where
they had gathered a quantity OF crockery
and provisions, intending to live together
the rest of their liyes.-IN Y .y,1 3D.
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STRIKE.-The masons and laberers, IS of
the former and 80 of the latter, employed by
A. T. Stewart ON the extension of the Grand
Union Hotel, at Saratoga, N. Y, yesterday
struck for higher wages. The masons have
been receiving $3.50 per day and want 3,
and the laoorers receive 81 and want 81 80.
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CHICAGoS CROOKED WHISKY CASES
The grand jury OF the United States Court of
Chicago have found an Indictment against
j. ID. Ward, member OF the 43d Congress
from the third Illinois district and suisse
quently United States district attorney at
Chicago, for completely in revenue frauds. It
is understood that Pohlman and Rush, re-
Gently convicted OF whisky frauds, will not
urge their motion for q new trial
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN OHIo.-In
Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday, the municipal
election resulted favorably to the republi-
cans In Cincinnati the democrats elected
their entire municipal ticket by a small ma
iority, with the exception Of one member of
the board of public works.
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Economy I'm the Post 0mces.

There was issued from the Treasury de
partment on Saturday, and forwarded TO all
superintendent of public buildings through
out the country a circular stating that ow-
Ing 10 the fact that the appropriation ma Re
Tor fuel, Eight, water and other miscellaneous
items for public buildings for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1,76, is now completely ex-
bauSted, they (the superintendent are
ordered to shut on the gas and water in the
buildings under their superintendent on
receipt OF the circular, and discharge all of
the engineers, laborers and other employees
who have been paid from said appropriation
a dispatch from Postmaster James, OF New
FORK, states that the gas there Will be inn
medlately shut of, and night operations in
the basement must be suspended, unless
some pest office firm viii pay the bills, other
wise the entire postal service will be Grip
PIED. The gas companies have been notified
ana VIII smut OIL gas Immediately. A dis
patch from Boston yesterday says that Gin
the post Office the engineers and other en-
plOyes In charge OF the building have been
discharged, anu the building will prohabIv
be In total darkness tonight, unless tempo
rary arrangements are made. The custom
house, The u. =. court house and the marine
hospital are in the same pred icament -
Te,egrams To the same effect were yesterday
received by the Post Office department from
other pr Ominelt post offices in the country
Mr.. Marshall. acting Postmaster General ,
visited the Committee on Appropriations
ye,terday afternoon, to make a suggestion
which would relieve all from emoarrass-
ment. Mr.. Randall, the charm an, how
ever, refused TO give him hearing, believ-
ing 1t, he said, trick of the republican
party to embarrass him and the committee,
and TO force them into taking up q defciency
bill at this inopportune time.
The order issued from the Treasury depart
ment applies TO post offices in public build
iDgs only. There is al appropriation at the
Post ONCE department for post offices not In
public buildings, which is not nearly ex-
peided, and IL was Mr.. Marshalls Intention
II SLOWED, to have arrangements male &c
use his appropriation for immediate though
inporary relief. The matter was talke
over in the Cabinet meeting to-day, and I le
Inclusion reached that they would have To
grope In the dark until the Appropriation
Committee gave light.
THE MONEY COMING.
The House Committee on Appropriations
to-day agreed TO report a deficiency bill OF
100000 for gas. fuel aDd water in the public
buildings, and SEQ 900 for witness fees. Both
will be brought up on Friday and probably
be passed al once.
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AGAINST TELEGRAPH PoLEs.-In Phila.
delphia yesterday Judge Thayer rendered a
decision In the telegraph pole case, and
Western Union Telegraph Company, re-
strsining them from putting up poles In the
streets of that city.
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A NEW MAGAZINE.
RECORD OF THE YEAR.

just Pabli.hed-rhsh frs, number Of a capital
rev Monthly Magazine, or sort Of Reference SCRAP
Book being the monthly record Of every i'm portsnr
event In any part Of the world, together with se-
lection Of the choicest miscellany q the month care
fully indeIed. and edited py FRANK MOORI, Of the
.Heeefion Becord.n
Beautifully printed, with elegant steel portrait
Of the late millionaire, VIM. b Astor.
The Ecst attractive, interesting and read able
monthly magazine ever issued. 3 IA BY al book
abd news Dealers and ssntTss BY mail receist Of
g W. CSRLETON q CO, Publishers
mars colin Madison Square, New York,
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Mr. STEWARDS HOME FOR WORRYING
woMEN.-Mr. A. T. Stewart has on many
occasions given practical form 10 his sym
pathy. Years ago, when famine was ravag-
ing Ireland, and thousands lay down % die
OF hunger, Mr.. Stewart sent ship loads OF
provisions TO his starving countrymen. His
latest enterprise has for its object the nobls
purpose OF lettering the moral and physical
condition OF worktngwomen. he has deter
mined 10 carry into execution his original
design OF making that magnificent house on
Fourth avenue. near the south entrance OF
the railway tunnel, a cheap and comfOrLs-
bic hotel for workingwomen, and the hotel
VIII probably be opened for the accommoda-
ton OF this class OF guests before the return
OF the winter SuIaddu DeAnocrdf.
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n9-The Pope has created Monslgnou, Do
manZo and Franzelin cardinals.
~Mrs. b. Herman, has been elected city
treasurer OF Toronto, Ont.
@New Orleans had nine murders u the
frst twenty one days OF March.
SA barber shop was opened At Atlanta,
Ca, on Saturday, all the operatives being
young girls.
nVThe Queen OF Madagascar Is enforcing
an order TO free all slaves imported during
the last nine years.
aVIn San Francisco cucumbers are selling
for 81 apiece, while peppermint Is only
twenty-five cents q bottle.
ga St Louis girl, who was married ON
"Wednesday last, made her husband give
Der, previous 10 the ceremony, a written
promise that he would take her TO Phfladel-
p nia and reside there with her during tAs Cen
GNewspapers all over the land have
good word 70 say for Susan b. Anthony be-
cause she has by hard work succeeded in
paying on the $4,000 that she owed by rea-
son OF The failure OF her woman's paper, the
Revolution.
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81 +. s. Heiser & Co. aud II. 4. Heiser
whose failure was announced yesterday in
the New York gold room, were the leading
bulls IN the gold market.
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THE CONNECTICUT ELECrIoN-The Demo.
cratic Majority Reduced. - The unfavorable
weather yesterday prevented the repub-
licans from polling their full vote in Con-
necticut, but the returns show a consider
able falling Off In the democratic majorities.
Governor Ingersoll is reelected by 0O0 or
5000 majority, and the legislature is largely
democratic in both branches, which insures
the election of q democrat to the L. s. SEN
ate. Mr.. Wait republican, was elected in
the Cd Congressional district To fill the va
cancy occasioned by the death of Mr.. Stark
weather. The "Greenback" party proved
stronger than was generally anticipated. In
New Haven they gave their candidate I, EGO
votes
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Two MEN AND ONE WoMAN-Now ONLY
ONE WoMAN.-ThaXton I. Robinson and
Jesse Mitchell, two young men highly con-
nected in Campbell county, Va, met yester-
day al New Providence Church, near Rnst-
burg, ia that county, TO settle an old feud
with pistols. Robinson was shot in the ab
dOmen, and Mitchell received one shot iu the
hand, which, giancing, went through his
cheek and lodge1 In the back OF his neck, and
another in the breast. The latest report
states that Robinson IS dead and Mitchell
cannot survive. The difficulty IS understood
TO have been about a woman. Robinson was
lieutenant in the United States army, and
has been absent seven years on duty on the
Texan frontier, and Mitchell has been re-
Gently appointed United STATES gauger.
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The Fall of Matamoras

THE CAVALRY FIGHT AND SURRENDER.
Later particulars of the doings In Mexico
are being received. About half past seven a
fight took place between the Ninth regular
cavalry and the regiments of Laparena and
Amgine. This was outside OF the town. The
cavalry surrendered.
THE FIGHT AT THE FORTS
Two pieces of artillery were taken at
Monterey Fort by the revoutionists and
carried by hand to some part of the CITY.
The former gunners served them when they
were firing upon Casa Mata. The twenty
second infantry abandoned the fort of San
Fernando and entered Casa Mata. The fight
~ Casa Mata was brisk for half an hour.
The TevolutionistS attempted to take the
works by storm, and were repulsed. Just a :
they were ready for another attempt a white
flag was raised. Col. Cristo offered his sword
TO Gen. Diaz; the latter complimeuted him
and told him To wear his sword.
RESULTS OF THE VICTORY.
The number of men surrendered By Col.
CTisto is VariOusly estimated a. from ll9 10
5G2 Col. Parrot was thrown from his horse
IN an AFFAIR outside the town, and is prison.
er. An officer of Gen. DiaZ gives the follow
ing list OF captures: so men, Il pieces of ar
tIIieTy, Il2 stands OF small arms, besides
those in the hands OF the prisoners. The
surgeon reports three killed and twelve
wounded. The officers report five killed and
sixteen wounded.
DIAZ OBJECTS TO THE L. 8. GUNBOAT.
Gen Diaz was preparing a note to General
Potter requesting or demanding the re-
mOval Of the CUnb0at from before MatamoT-
az. Her presence Is said TO be disagreeaole
o him. He hes expressed q determination
% remain at MaIamOraS until his troops
enter tie City OF Mexico.
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THE KANSAS SCHOOLS HEi,e" aad IS CJl-
Ored' H'G,Jorc.-Tne Kansas legislature, at
ITS last session, amended the act relating to
public schools By striking ont the word
white" thus virtually ab0lishing the col
Ored schools and ma king the public schools
free to all, irrespective of color. The fight
between the cOlors has already begun in
Leaven worth by the refusal to admit a col
ored eirl TO the Morris building, occupied
entirely by white pupils. The superintend-
ept of public instruction referred the case TO
the school board, which upheld his action.
a telegram from Leavenworth says:-"The
war has fairly begun, and threatens to break
up the public schools OF this city, as the ma
jOrity OF the parents in the city have plainly
minated that they will not sanction the
mixture OF white and colored pupils, and will
withdraw their children If IL is done. More
than half of the members of the school board
have stated plainly that they do not sane
ton the action OF the legislature, and will
prevent the mixture if il is possible for them
TO do so.o
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r IGHT OR DABK SHADES FINE CAssI-
Al liable BIOS.
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ELEGANT BUSINESS SUITS, OF Imported
At RABLE BROS.
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The Hour is Informed that al American
was arrested here yesterday who hRd been
American securities here aud on the cOnti-
nent-
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TIE INDIAN BUREAU TRASsFER.-Tae
House Committee on Military Affairs has
unanimously adopted report transferring
the Indian bureau from the Interior depart.
ment to the War department.
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strike Tn Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, April 4--The Post OF today
SAWS that yesterday, In consequence OF n
" suspended on the vessels OF the White
star, National, GuiOn, Inman, Allan, Do
minlon, richardson and Spence company,
lines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-04

REAUTIFUL ENGLISH Oh SCOTCH CAsSI-
ID AERE BUSINESS SUITS, only sl5,
AT HABLE BROS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-04

DEST AND NoBBIEST SUITS ever offered in
- Washington, for SI2,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The luter-I university Roaf Race.
Egyptian securities.

LONDON, April Tine bsitIng This morn
ING ON the inter university boat ra ce Is = %
N Favor al Cambridge.
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A LARGE cREvAssE is reported in the Mis-
sissippi about half a mile above Napoleon.
Ark, and three plantations were submerged
on Sunday. The water through this creyassa
will run into the old river.
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An Amertcau Arre,ted

not regarded favorably, aud Egyptian sect
rites are from two 10 four lower than ye
teruay.
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SECRETARY TAFT returned from New
York this morning.
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THE FoRTIFICATIoN APPROPRIATION
BILL.-The Senate Committee On Appropri-
atoms to-day agreed 10 report, without
amendment, the fertilization bill, already
passed by the House.
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A FIsE SPRING SUIT, ffteen different styles,
AtHABLE BROS.
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~The Chicago base ball clubs have
elected their asinines.-lN. Y. Herald.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT Receipts To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, $685., s72Os; customs, s3J7 $50 Il.
THE PRESIDENT was feeling quite himself
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DAVE YE NOT BEAD THAT a GOOD SUIT
III OF CLOTHES can be bought FOR e.,
AT liable BROS.
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pICH AND ELEGANT BUSINESS Oh DRESS
H SUITE, for only $40, -
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GW'Hl' .uUR.uUR rE!o

uAyE YE NOT READ THAT GOOD SUIT
At HABEE BROS.
A TIsE sPRISG SUIT, fifteen different styles,
WHY " AtHABLE BIOS.
RIsT AND NoBBIEsr SUITS ever offered in
At liable BROS.
IGHT OR DABK SHADES FINE CAssI-
" Al LIABLE BROS
ELKGsNT BUSINESS SUITS. OF Imported
At HABLE BROS.
REsgTIEgL KSSLIsH Oh SCOTCH OAssI-
- Afki BUSINESS SUITS 81 o RIs sls' BROS.
RICH AND ELEGANT BUSINESS Oh DRESS
LIABLE BROS.
OyEB ONE HUNDRED VARIETIES OF
A, HArLE BROS.
II Imported Cas-. Suits ever disglsyet, at $40,
HANDSOME, STYLISH AND ELEGANTLY
H FINISHED Business or Dress snit,, at s22.
At liable BROS.
EvERY VARIETY OF SHADE AND STYLE
H Of Cut IN fine Dress or Businss. SIits, a. Ss5,
OCULAR CUSTOM MADE SUITS Of the new
60 'H1 - -''' ~ Al HABLE BROS.
SUPEBB LINE OF CUsTOM-MADE SUITS Of
- the EBsss Foreign Fabrics, at $50,
AT
HA6Ls BROS,
Merchant Tailors and Fine 0lothisrs,
m.r2gu Corner nth and ID streets.
IT OPTICIANS,
No. 1927 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE X
CO * N
DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
Al THE SAME RATE
smsIisr loads es1t. nc .9ed 81 ~ bushels Tor IS
APPLY
OFFICE OF WASHINGTON GAsLIGHT oom.
4Is 10Th stree, northwest, II Is. stree, nOr.h~s.,
or % ITO Bridge street, GeotsetOwn %srs' "
n SPRING Sly LES ~
NOW READY. |
BRoApwAY aud FIETH AVENUE STYLE
Also, nne SON and sun FELT HATS OF lss NOS,
approved patterns.
English and American SILK UMBRELLAS.
Ladies SUN UMBRELLAS.
UMBRELLAS and PARAs0Ls recovered.
KER Il GREEN,
14ls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
mars y Above wiIlsrd's Hotel.
OEvV