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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-28
CITY DIRECTORY.

CITY DIRECTORY.
Mayor-C. s. RADcLIFs.
Councilmen-A. W. WIcKHAN, WM. BERG, T. J
GOING G.. w. BANKS, Il. L. WATSON.
Police Judge-N..F CARROLL.
Clerk. Z. Bowen.
Treasurer-ED. WHITMAN.
Marshai-L. n. TUrrLE.
City AttOrney-JOHN FOSTER.
Chief Fire Departmental. Southwick
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CHURCH DIRECTORY


P.EsRYTKRIAN-w. A. Simpkins, Pastor Preach
ing each Sabbath at II A. NJ. and +. NJ Sabbath
school, $50 P. NJ. Prayer Meetings Wednesday eve
nings.
METHODIST EPIscoPAL-Rev. J. II. Lockwood Pastor.
Preaching every Sabbath. ut I0:30 a. NJ, and :3t
O'Clock r. N. Sabbath school. each SABBATH, NJ
"a. II. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evenings.
EPIsCoPAL-Rev. Thos. b. Dooley, Rector. Preaching
every Sabbath morning and evening.
CArnoLIc-Rev A. Wibbert, Pastor. Services ON the
first and third Sundays of each month. Church,
corner of Iron Avenue and Ninth street.
BAPTIsr-Rev. spencer Carr. Pastor. Preaching on
each Sabbath morning and evening. Sabbath school
$50 p. N. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Preaching forenoon and evening
every alternate Sunday, in the English Lutheran
church. Elder l.. y. Whaley, Pastor. SUNDAY
school every Sunduy at 80 z. NJ.
SWEDISH LUTHERAX.-Rev. Frederick Lagerman, pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath at 1880 A. NJ. and
7:3O p. NJ. Sabbath school at 80 A. NJ. Prayermeet
ing every Thursday evening ut 30 O'Clock.
EvAYGEIIcAL LurHERAyH-Rev A.J.Hartsock Pastor
Services every alternate Sunday at II O'Clock, A.
N. At New Cambria on the same day at 2 30 and
80 NJ.
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TIME IARlE-K. p. r. r.

The following the timetable of the arrival and de-
parture Of trains or the Kansas Pacific Railroad at sa
lima
FRAME G. JACKSON, Agent.
rpsucs GnINc VAST
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New York business houses are pay.
ing out gold in change.
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hereby certify the above and foregoing to be
and correct copy OF an ordinance passed By the
Mayor and the Councilman Of the City Of sslina.
March IS, ISIS.
Attest: E.E. BcvEx
City Clerk.
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Ie place, and one Of prcmitm herd at

Transact general B.ssiuz bssia<s.. bra. dt.fs.
all the prinepsiet slss u thu GATED STATES E.-
r9ye. Moneys r,esivei on dsy,osf iststs.t siis~.d
o. ncaer deposited for . sp~esa~i firnr American
nd fofeixn coin aud aRrscuturz soil.s~ sad o,unfy
deriis bought ami sold Acessnts Of yrrss
ssslers asi Others collected. Al 81 u
ss.sa. stssaDs constantly ksef.
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Administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF SALINE.
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GEORGETOWN.

THE LINTHICUM INSTITUTE LECTuRE.-A
free lecture was delivered by Prof. Joseph NJ.
Wilson, before the Linthicum Institute, last
night at the Curtis school hall, before a large
audience, considering the weather. The sub
Ject OF the lecture was industrial Educa-
ton, which the speaker handled i'm q manner
which showed him TO be conversant with the
theme. He Illustrated his remarks with draw
ingS models, &c. Gen. Eaton, commissioner
of education, was present and introduced the
speaker. The trustees of the Linthicum In
St1tute, as heretofore stated in THE STAR. have
in consideration the subject of adding an adj
ditional department to the course of the insti-
tute.
CANAL NEwS.-The water was let i'm the
canal all along the line to Cumberland yester-
day, and canal navigation has fairly opened
A few coal boats have already arrived, and a
large number are expected to be in by Mon
day. Grain beats are also beginning to come
in.
THE CHANNEL.-Messrs. Morgan 4 Rein
hart, in order to hasten the work of dredging
the channel propose to put another dredging
machine at work as soon as possible. The coal
companies already are receiving coal, and will
be greatly delayed in the shipping unless the
work is soon completed.
GRA1N.-Arrived, boat Seneca with 800
bushels corn and 200 barrels flour to Hartley &
Bro. also, 1,l00 bushels wheat and 400 bushels
corn to II. NJ Talbot. The hour Of meeting
OF the Exchange will be from 10 to II am after
Monday.
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Condensed Locals.

Miss Alice Hosmer, of this city, sang at
Steinway hall, New York, Tuesday, in aid of
the Victor Emmanuel monument fund. The
New York press compliment her very highly.
From j. e. Parker We have the New York
papers in advance of the mails.
To day the grand jury found true bill of in
Cictment against the cOlOred boy JnO. Thomas,
charged with assault and battery with intent
to commit a rape on a fOur-year old child in
Georgetown few days since.
A certificate of incorporation has been filed
in the recorders office for the National
School OF Music the incorpOratOrs being Cy-
rus s. King, TheO ingalls, King, HoratiO King,
ID. X. King, and Metella King: the object be
ing the imparting of the knowledge of music
and elOcutiOn in all their branches
Council No. Is, United Workingmen of
America, was addressed last evening by the
president, Mr.. A. w. A. De Leon. A resolu-
ton was adopted, advising all cOlOred labOrers
At present out of employment to avail them
selves of the opportunity TO go west, where a
1alr field OF labor awaits them, and commend
20 their favorable consideration the Western
Emigration Society of the District of Column
bia.
e. NJ TOwSOn & Co. advertise black silks and
Few spring dress goods cheap today.
Those in want of superior plumbing work
will observe that Ridgway has removed to the
COrcOran Building.
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Dfstrict Goyernment Affairs.

The records Of the Georgetown water de.
partment have been turned over to Water Re-
gister Cox.
A survey has been ordered for new road
from the eastern side of LIE DrOit Park to a
point opposite the Soldiers Home.
The District Commissioners have directed
that repairs be made to Virginia avenue and
9th street southeast, at cost Of $500.
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
The contract for laying a II inch pipe sewer
on X, between 5th and 9Th streets northwest,
was to-day awarded to j. j. Desmond; and
the contract for laying II and Is inch pipe
sewer on ID, between 18th and 18th streets
northwest, was to-day awarded to the same
contractor, he being the lowest bidder in each
case. The contractor to whom was awarded
the cleaning OF the alleys, having failed to
comply with the prescribed terms, the work
will be Rewarded after advertisement.
THE RUSH OF LABORERS
to the ONCE OF Engineer HOxie for work on
the canal continues. Hundreds of names
have been registered. and Mr.. Rock says he
believes every lab0rer in Maryland and Vir
ginia has been to the office, and from present
appearances it does not look as If it is possible
to then give all work.. The second series, con-
sisting OF 100 men, will be put on the work to-
morrow, to continue for five days. This series
has been made up and no more will be added
to it.
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TIE COTRTS.
CIRCUIT CoUKT-.yudoe r,rtter

COUhT-JuGg6 (hTlter.
Yesterday, Davis VS.. Ward; Judgment by
default McGOwan & Co. VS.. Morton, alias
Snow: settled. National Bank of the Republic
VS.. A. C.. I. Davis: Judgment by default.
Strong VS.. District of Columbia, two cases:
leave to plaintiff to file additional bill of par
ticulars, and the same to be considered by the
referee to whom the cases are referred.
EQUITY COURT-Judge Mac arthur.
Yesterday, Ford VS.. Holden; time for taking
proof limited. Shea VS.. Shea; reference to
auditor. Cougar vs.. Waters referred to au-
ditOr to state account.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Wylie
Yesterday, VIM. Fl. Price, petit larceny !:
second offence: plead guilty: sentence eigh-
teen months in the penitentiary Patrick
Leonard assault on Bridget Burns with intent
to kill not guilty. JudSOn Howard assault
on John F. Butler not guilty.
PROBATE CoURT-Register Webster.
Yesterday, estate of Warrington Sommers.
deceased; inventory returned. Estate of
Alexander, otherwise Sandy, Platter, deceased !:
bond, 5000. Estate of Patrick Fitzgerald.
deceased letters of administration granted to
Joanna Fitzgerald; bond 5000. Will of John
McElrOy; deceased: commission issued to
take dispositions OF absent witnesses. Estate
Ferdinand Butler, deceased: order that ap-
pellants make deposit with clerk to meet costs
of appeal. In re Richard w. Marsh guardian
report of special auditor filed.
POLICE COURT-Judge She'll
Today Moses sna Barry for, forfeited collateral
business of selling coal oil without license ss !:
Judgment suspended. Chas. Brandengeyer,
unlicensed bar; $l05. Appeal. ThOs. OBrien,
assault on Kate O'Brien, his wife, pleaded
guilty his wife presented the appearance of
having been roughly used. She is determined
to have nothing more to do with him. as he
gives her no support. She has three children.
which she has to provide for. so or 80 DAYS,
and $2COto keep the piece. or 6 months in jail
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nue., has cured me of Dyspepsia and General
Debility. EDWIN T. Boris l229 street.
Hon. ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS will tell you
that he owes much to Durdng's Rheumatic
Remedy for his present good health.
and fragrant TOilOt Powder To our fady
readers we recommend j. & e. AtEinson's
Rose, White Rose, and Violet Poacder.
THE AUCTION SALE OF FINE PAINTINGS
and engravings, now on exhibition in COrco-
rams building, will take place on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, at halfpast seven
O'Clock. 9:3
To ONE AND ALL.-Are you suffering from
a cough, cold, asthma, bronchitis or anv of
various pulmonary troubles, that so often
and efficacious remedy. This is no quack
preparation, but is regularly prescribed by
A. b. WilbOr, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all
druggists
OILY substances always aggravate skin
diseases. Ointments are therefore rather
hurtful than beneficial Gle1,n's Sulphur Soap,
which opens, instead OF clogging the pores
widely superseded OleaginOus compounds as a
remedy for scOrbutlc affections.
HiM's Instantaneous Hair Dye produces no
metallic lustre.
MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MoTHERs.-Don't fail
W procure lMTS. HtItStOU ) SOOtNLIy OyTup lOT
all diseases of teething in children. 1t relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie, regu;
lates the bowels, and, by giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest to the mother.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous SUI
ferers Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis
er's Electric Belts the grand desideratum.
Avoid limitations: Book and Journal, with par
ticulars, mailed free. Address Pulyermacher
Galvanic Co., New York city. 6-25.d&kly
TO LADIES AND GENTLBMRN.-We wish to
can attention to A. Fischer's Chemical ScOur-
ing and Dyeing Esta blishment, No sos street,
latest improvements, whether OF American or
European invention, he Is enabled TO do his
work In manner not to be equaled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents Suits are, in
tact, the cheapest In the city on account Of his
superior work. N. B.-A speciality of his con-
sists in removing spots from costly party
dresses; Is years experience His dry cleanser
removes grease spots efiectually from any ar:
appearance as If newly made. Kid Gloves
cfes ned two pair for Is cents.
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A MURDERER TRYING TO Poison WITNESS
Hunter, the murderer of Armstrong, now con-
fined in the Camden Jail, offered 500 to a priS-
supplied Graham, who made the confession
duplicating Hunter in the murder, to poison
the latter. The man was to put strychnne in
the matter and prevented the second murder
in the case.
A later dispatch from Philadelphia says In
regard to the Hunter murder case it is stated
that the character of the man Ellis is not very
good. Mr.. ScOvel. of counsel for Hunter, states
that instead of Hunter making proposition
to Ellis to poison Graham for 300, that Ellis
made the proposition to Hunter to get rid of
Graham for 900
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AmuSements.

National Ttedter.-"Uncle Toms Cabin"
still draws fair house. The performance should
not be missed.
Ihedter COmique.-The attractions here are
Sufhclent to draw good house nightly: and
the audience is never disappointed,
Charity Fair and Rdffe.-A charity fair
and rattle will be given this and tomorrow
evenings at the northeast corner Of 9th aud G
streets ne.
MdrinTS HdU.-Lieutenan EO. Wawrinsky
OF the Swedish army, who has been in the city
for some time past examining it's institutions,
will lecture here this evening on Sweden.
Lincoln HaH-The Young Mems Christian
grand reception and entertainment. The
evening will be divided between social eniOy-
ment, vocal and instrumental music reading
and reeitations, and short address by Hon.
US, Shallenberper
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RISING FROM THE DEAD.-Reports of a
startling occurrence have just come to ligh t
versation everywhere in that city. ON Tues
day last a daughter of Mr.. J. B. Demarest. a
grocer, of No. IS Willis street. died, it was sup
posed from heart disease. On Friday the
father left the coffin by the side of which he
had been kneeling and passed to an adjoining
room. where he threw himself on an arm
chair, and weeping hid his face in his hands
Suddenly he heard or thought he heard the
patter of a familiar football, and looking up
saw to his great surprise the door to the ad-
ed in her shrOud entering. She tottered
across the floor to where he sat, and throwing
herself upon his knee twined her arms about
his neck. Then she nestled down in his arms
and fell slowly backward. He lifted her up,
but the vital spark had flown. The sembance
of de ath had been trance. The little dead
body was inferred on that day. Nv.
Herald.
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IN THE DOMINION SENATE yesterday, Hon
MIR. Scott, referring to the threatened Indian
troubles in the northwest, stated that the gov
with the mounted police, and there was not
the least possible cause for experimenting a
hostile alliance between the Blackfeet and
SiOuX
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RAND RECEPTION AND ENTER
~ TAIN MENT by the Young Mems Christian
Lincoln hall and the rooms of the association. Vo-
cal and Inst umena Music, by Prof. King 'sschool
Short Address. by Hon. w. s. Shaenberger. A
reunion OF members and friends. The whole build
sion. Admission by ticket. Refreshments by an
experienced caterer. Programmes and tickets can
he obtained at the Association roems, or from the
members. apI0-3t
CHARITY FAIRAND RATTLE THURSDAY
~ and FRIDAY EVENINGS, April 18th anu
18th: Pound Party, FRIDAY Evening. Northeast
cor. 9th and q SITS. NV. Admission, 25c. ana ls
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CARD1NALs.-Thereis an old proverb of the
Romans that cardinals go in threes." Thi
has again been Illustrated in the death of Car
dinal Berardi, who died on Saturday, a week
after the death of the cardinal of San FilippO,
who died month after that of the cardinal
archbishop of RenneS.
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The COAL CONVERSATIONAL committee of
the New Jersey legislature, appointed to IN
qulre into the alleged unlawfulneSS of the re.
cent combination of the coal companies, has
unanimously reported that nothing unlawful
was discovered. but on the contrary con- mend
the combination as a praiSewOrthy and benov.
Olent institution
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A MURDERER IN DANGER OF LYNCHING-
Savage, the murderer of Rose Vincent was
early hour yesterday, and pleaded guilty He
was Immediately taken to jail. This was done
as precautionary measure. the feeling being
intense against him, an excited mob having
gathered to lynch him.
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ArThe winners at Magnolia Park races.
Mobile, Ala, yesterday, were Risk, (hurdle, J
and Adventure, (mile heatS.)
@-CalifOrnia is to have convention to re
wise its constitution Its members will be
elected in June, and it will meet in Septem-
hap
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OUT.-A letter from Havana, Cuba, says the
complete restoration of peace, has not been
prOclai lined officially as yet, and it seems that
tween the formerly belligerent parties. There
are only two insurgent leaders left in arms,
MaccO and Vicente Garcie. 1t is said they de-
mand positions in the Spanish army, but the
terms OF peace do not warrant any such
thing. Travel throughout the island has been
resumed.
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THE SUIT OF Sale B. FOss against her hus-
band, Milton Z. FOss, for support and MAIN
tenance, has been withdrawn by the plaintiff
parties were married September /, 1878; child
was born june % 1874; and the bill alleged
MiltOn'S desertiOn on December ], 1876.
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AAn old negro woman in Mobile, Ala,
grandchild, whom she was whipping.
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BLACK SILKS, black silks, black silks at the
very lowest cash prices; black silks at 60 ~
81, 81, s;29, SlSG; s!5; good black silk Is; ex
lime quality black silk, only sl.25: black cash.
mereS, all pure wool, very fine Qrlality' wide
double width, so; this cashmere is a specisj
asOis, new parasOls, new parasOls, Carriers iii
Market SDace.-ddrt.
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Roman, Lake George, Diamond, Coral, :Onyx
and jet Jewelry from one to twenty dollars.
Inc pest hfty-cent eye glasses in the city re-
ceiVed at Prlggs jeWelry store, No. 457 Penn
syIvanla avenue, near AZ street-Adrt.
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THE FUNERAL of the late Lewis Wright. one
OF the oldest members of the order of Odd
Fellows, in the District, took place yesterday
her OF his friends and Columbia Lodge of odd
Fellows. Mr.. Wright was by trade a tailor
and for many years resided on the lower part
X. Gray, was in business for a long time IN n
street near 9TH, but he retired from active
business many years ago. Mr.. Wright was n
hind him a large circle of sympathisino
friends. Mr.. Wright was y years old and was
the father of l.. w. Wright, druggist
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a SPLENDID COLLECTION OF BOOKS are on
auction on Monday, April l5th.-Adrt.
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A SENTINEL. FIRES A BULLET THROUGH \
BOYS BODY.-AbOut $50 O'clock last even
ing, two cOlOred boys, James Adams and
Thomas Smith, were rowing in a boat in and
about the mouth of James Creek, i'm the
nelghborhood of the Arsenal grounds, and
were kailed by Timothy DOnOhue, a sentinel
on post at the arsenal, and called upon to halt
The boys paid no attention to the order and
DonOhue fired three shots at the boat, one of
them taking effect on the person of Adams,
the ball entering his breast and coming out OF
his back. He fell backwards i'm the boat, and
bis companion, Smith, managed to row ashore
and took him to his home, when DR.. Boyd was
called and dressed his wound 1t is a very
painful one, but the doctor thinks 1t not neeeS.
sarily fatal. Adams lives on BuZZard'S Point
with his father.
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CAPTURE OF A BLACK WHALE.-A black baby
whale; II feet long, and weighing nearly 1000
instant, off Barnegat. by the crew Of the fish
ing schooner Dot. and taken to Bridgeport
Conn. Tuesday. The vessel has been visited
by thousands of people, among them MI Geo
Wells, formerly agent OF p. L. Barnum, esq
in his Tom Thumb and Jenny Lind exhibit
tons, who purchased the animal. He will send
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n HE NAILS.-Judge Prentiss certifies: tDr.
i SCHULTZE cured mine 18 years ago. - Thou
s;il dis like of painless cases OF buniOns, corns,
uc. rs chilbains, rheumatic or swollen joints, &C.
mn. e: 0OS Pennsylvania avenue, up stairs. Ladies
and children attended % usual, Call or too late. d1
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n DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
a. Warner to E. A. McIntire s.: lot n. So
10 ~ oo Dent and Laird, trustees, to g. T. Dunlop
s =, lot q, In Old Georgetown. j. r. Lang
Georgetown. L. A. Iardella to 4. b. IardeIIa.
-; lot 50; 5ll. A. NJ. Acton to Peter Nc
kins addition Iti e lot lSa in Beatty and Haw
ser to NJ. j. Collett, S,Ss2: lots 90 a9i
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rn,,S l hHs WI ind stock of boys and chill
t aie dh fIo,nlng from which they cannot fail
ones, at the boys clothing house os ~ ID hstie
son Co.. 900 Penna. aye.-Adrt. =" 'ooeft-
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET, April IL, 1878
Sold by X. A. Golden & Bro, Fish Agents.
j: 500 shad, from so to SIS per 100; $4,000 her.
ring from $50 To $l0per 1000
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The PREsBYTERY OF THE CHESAPEAKE,
after our report closed yesterday, appoined
the following committees: Foreign missions
Bullock, PitZer and Shields education Din
widdie, Cannon and Branch publication, Din
widdie, Strider and Shields Sunday schooIs
Branch, Strider and Bradfield: evangelical
work, Cannon, Scott and Bradfeld The next
place OF meeting was fixed at Grove church
and the time Wednesday, September 4, at s
O'Clock p. m. DR.. Bullock was appointed com
missioner to the general assembly with DR..
PjtZer, alternate
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PURE WHITE table linen, 80 excellent double
twilled bed ticking, .; New York Mills sheet
ing the widest and best that is made at a
special low price pillow case cotton, 10: Ian.
easter and Pacific cOlOTed figured cambrics
"a beautiful Pacific lawns, 10; our excellent
g. esScc &c cotton, good as Fruit of the Loom.
TMSs wear, from 81 to 81 Carter's III
Market Spaee.-Adrt N'0i D III
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

NEW YORK SHOE STORE.
NICE co,SO5 PennsyLcdnia aceaae.
PRICES.
La di Flne Md Newport Ties. 75c 10 81 rs
La dies Issuing ana hid Slippers, 80. 4Oc. TO 25
La9ies r fench Kid. Button. (job lot)... / n
Ladies Best French Kid Button, B. c. ID
II 50
LADIES, foNed Button. ..........,,,S2 Is 10 2 IN
Lames PoGed Lace .................... 90 10 i Is
La1ies EeDDie Goat Lace (sold leathaI).,-,, 81 20
other store i'm the CITY my
Misses and Children's Shoes An kinds oooa m.
cheap. '' e00u anu
ChlldreI,S Fine Kid Ties. 25r Soc and 75c
Sent riLe Calf Hand stitched low quarter 80 So
Sents rlhe Calf Hand-stiched ConCr =, 10
Senl-s Fine Calf Congress, Plain or Box On
Sents' food solid Leather Congress -. i %
GeHts w ork1ng Shoes. 1 m
cents French Calf Hand-sewed Boot ,,.,, 4 50
Sented. 'hs az repre-
one Price only.
ap9-4t GFo u,C.pr1.v
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THE SALE last evening of the Key Williams
4 Everett collection of pictures was a de-
and slow. None of the pictures brought any
where near their studio price, few sold for
much more than the limit figure, and many
attendance was quite large, but evidently the
crowd didn't want pictures, or else hadn't the
money with which to buy them,-moSt likely
the latter. Tonight the most important and
best works are to be offered, and better prices
are hoped for. Most certainly those who want
good pictures have an opportunity to get them
care to improve the chance now afforded
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CITY ITEMS.

THE CHINA DOCTOR, 237 Pennsylvania ave.
nue., has cured me of Dyspepsia and General
Debility. EDWIN T. Boris, 1929 G street.
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DEMOREST PATTERNS, all the new styles,
ID lust received by w. p. WHITE CO., Book.
sellers and Stationers, 1142 It'll street u. W. School
and Blank Books specialtteS. sep6.1y