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The Suspended Pension Attorneys,
The following answer on behalf OF the sus-
pended attorneys was put in yesterday:
WASHINGTON ID C. Eeh

pended attorneys was put in yesterday:
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb IS, 1879
hon. y. Il Benttl'. Commissioner Of Pensi0ns
Sir; the Washington STAR of this date publIs
statement that am suspended from practice
at the Pension Offce because of an effort nv
friends, felloW-pensionerS have made to solicit
contributions as a testimonial in my behalf
from those who are benefited by the arrears
OF pension act OF Congress. The publica ton is
me only notice have had OF such action in the
Pension Bureau. In all other courts OF the
nlted States charges are made openly. and
the party charged has an opportunity OF pre-
sentlng his defence. know not what course
VIII De taken In this matter, but as my interests
ana those OF my clients, are very seriously in
vowed. being in active practice before the PEN
son Once and also those OF others who have
been charged in the same manner hermit me tn
make the following Statements That
emphatlcaIy deny any purpose OF defraudinr
pensioners. and would spurn any imputatiOn Of
GoEsplIaey as charged as foreign to my feel-
lnSs. and certainly my actions IL behalf of the
pensioners IN regard to the arrears OF penslons
feiuteS any such charge. I'd. That ali the cor
Iesnondence Gu the subject OF the prepared
testimonial N my behalf has been by public
Circular, sollcitatng voluntary contributions
upon the presentation OF the facts as cert fled
o. attorneys and pensioners, who have had
opportunity OF knowing my efforts in the mat
ter, ali OF which are hereto attached and nT.e
sented. Cd. Before the said circulars were dis
tnbuted, exhibited the same to the Chief clerk
OF Ine ienslon once and presented him the
circular, informing him what was PROMISED
4th. BY the circularit viii be seen that The CON
trlouti0nS are TO be entirely voluntary b0th in
the subscription ana payment thereof 9Th
There is no conspiracy with the other parties
Charged. The subject OF the testimonial was
suggested and called out by other pensioners
with the purest and kindeSt motives on their
part, anu in this connection distinctly state
that the attorneys who signed the certificate in
regard to my efforts in behalf Of the arrears
Dill. did so Without any remuneration In any
amer from me, or any promise of reward
ala make this statement to eXonerate them
nom any completely In any scheIae as charged
'eis respectfully, L. A. DIMMICk
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GEORGETOWN.

bury took place yesterday evening from the
residence Of his father, No. So 1st street. Rev.
Mr.. Paret Oncfated, assisted by the Rev. J. J.
Joyce, and the following acted as pail bearers:
Messrs. Bradley wilkins, Howard Goodrich.
Hugh Caperton, c. B. Cropley. E. P. Tyler, and
j. E. Beall. The interment was at the Con-
gresSional buryfng ground
DEATH.-Mrs. Dora Long. an inmate of the
Aged Women's Home, died at that place last
evening aged 62 years.
THE CANAL.-The water will not be drawn OF
This level OF the canal until the 10th proximo 10
accommodate the millerS
SEE advertisement of annual meeting Of the
Eleventh Building Association o-night.
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tEThe other night an Arkansas man talked
into telephone nearly ten minutes, and the
telephone had three whisky fits before eight
O'Clock that night.-lHa,ckeye.
eB-The grand Jury Of Garrard county, KY,
where Capt. Blair married Mrs. Gordon Grang.
er last summer, are investigating his case, and
VIII probably indict him for bigainy.
IA Portland (Oregon) dispatch says thirty.
SIX Indians, the remnant OF the BannOck band
ratding in Idaho last summer, have been sur
prtsed and slaughtered In the Salmon river
mountains,
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &C.. TO.ni~l

Amusements, &c, TO.nfght.
National Theater.-"A Messenger from Jarvis
Section'-Mr. Macauley
Ferd's Opera HOUSE." The Remarkable His
tory OF Lspet."
TLeater Coniqus.-" The MIL Murder and
varieties.
Metropolitan N. g. Church-Old Folks concert.
Hdn.iine N. +. Church.-Lecture by Secretary
Thompson-"Personal RecollectiOns OF Ameri-
San Statesmen
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u. X; d. the Prince OF Wales has bought all
the BOLL1N6ER' of the 1865 Vintage az ..the
finest wine that could be Obtained
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REoPENED.
THE OFFICE OF THE
HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPANE.
Which has been closed for few months, has been
reopened by MessTs RINGWALT HALL, who
Virginia, West Virginia and Delaware, for the sale
Of these remedies at their Office, southeast corner of
9th and streets, two squares north of Pennsylya-
mia avenue, ard which has been elegantly furnished
and fitted mp for the convenience OF patients. Oon-
sultAston fres.
HOLMAN LIVER PAD.
What is it! and what does It meany 1t Is q new
method OF treating successfully all Liver and Stom.
ech Diseases externally, and it means honest war
agsiDst the thousand and one noetrums and hum.
bugs of this Gnd past ages.
ITS DISCOVERY.
About sight years ago there was discovered and
put into practice new, simple, convenient aid safe
principle for curing diseases by absorption without
the aid OF Medicine. The Necessities Of the case
prompted vigorous examination into its merits
until the question was thoroughly and practically
solved.
Ofnoe-Oorner Of 9Th and streets northwest. ovar
YIN. R. kfley's Dry Goods Store. O'''
No. Charles street. Baltimore noy6-lv
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ANOTHER PHENOMENAL Casa telegram
from Thompson, Pa, Feb. 90. SayS:-John Nch-
OILS, farmer of this place. while walking In the
woods on his farm thirty years ago ran a twis
INTO his right ear. piece OF it broke off in his
mead. He became deaf and at times suffered
intense rain in his head. Two weeks ago this
pain became unusually acute and continued
without cessation until Saturday last on thai
Gay MI. NICHOLS felt a pricking sensation in his
le1L ear, and with pair OF tweeZcrS pulled out
round piece Of wood three-quarteTS of an inch
!ong and an eighth OF an inch In diameter Mr.
NlcholS was at once relieved Of pain and his
nearing was restored. He has no doubt that the
pit ce of wood is the bit Of twfg that was thr,st
INTO his ear thirty years ago II 50, II passed
through his head from one ear to the other The
wood is perfectly sound
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-27

ASK your suffering friend to try Durann'.
Rhcnmdt,c Remedy for rheumatism and he will
Don't wait iii -, ! -, !. :, 10 . ~
LOdille's Headache Specjfc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-27

ARIosA FREE.-You will get sample OF Ar
buckles unground roasted Ariosa coffee free II
you call Immediately on your grocer ga
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A SURE THING; it never fails: cure yourself
or ~. Pref Chapin's Buchu-patba-a quick.
comaplete cure for all urinary, kidney, bladder
druggists; advice free. Depot, IS Barclay st
n. Y, and for Washington at $50 PENNSYLVANIA
a'euue' 2,25-tuthS:
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a MINISTER INvESTIGATED.-SeW1 mas
been talking for two or three days over an in
cident in church circles out Of the usual run
The Rev. W. b. Watkins, ID. D., pastor OF the
church committee to explain some stories
which were being circulated about his severe
treatment of his daughter young lady OF Is.
These were that he had sent her away from
home and chaStiSed her on a number OF occa-
sions On Sunday morning Deacon White one
Of The committee made public statement in
the church, saying that the stories floating
about were grossly exaggerated. DR.. Watkins
had acknowledged himself to blame somewhat,
but everything had been fixed up Phisa.
Chronicle, 25th.
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A MISS LAWRENCE attending the public school
at the QuarieS near Anamosa met with serious
standing outside of the school house watching
game OF base ball, and one of the PLAYERS
aner striking the ball as it flew from the hands
and the butt Of 1t struck Miss Lawrence betweer,
me eyes, Shatterng her nose and the base of
her torehead. She VIII be disngured for life.
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OPENING NEW LOT FIRE GOODS.

[ lTENfNW NEW LUZ FIRE GOODS.
Bleached Table DamasE. 81 cents worth IS
Red bOrdt red Ma, kInF. lU +. cents yurth 10
Table Linen. l. cents, worth ~.
BRIDAL Bed spread. - cents worth 81 50
turkish Bath Towels. - cents worth 81
All Linen Towel, =. cents. worth L.
All Linen Towel 10 cents. worth Is
Al Ilncn Towel l2', 10, Do, worth 10 cents more
All Linen Towel. nearly yard long, cents.
Bargains in Crash TuNelugs.
Extra quality Shectne. 20 cents. worth 81
800 yards Drtssmaker Cambrc CO Is
ull stock CARPETS, al cost, to close o.It
T. y NAUDAIN,
feb22tr s0S Market Space,
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PILEs.-Dr. Chdndlsr's Pilon: sure cure for
Piles; instant relief harmless: never falling. All
druggists; 30 cents. Principal depot. j. w
Drew, 9th and Penna avenue 210.I.
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DESPERATE Young lADIES.-A desperate con-
0ltlon OF affairs prevails at the PHILADELPHIA
normal School. The sweet girl graduates want
10 hoid their approaching annual commence
aneht exercises at the Academy Of Music but
ai,hough the young ladies have offered to paw
an expenses amounting to $500, the school ci,ni-
m ii, mas positively prohibited 1t, and they
VIII nave 10 read their graduation essays In the
nan OF the Normal School, which won't begin
70 nOl0 an the young gentlemen who desire 10
De present on the occasion. The girls de-
care lts shame, and so say their sisters and
their cousins and their auntS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-27

CHAMoMILE AND LIVER PILLS Dr. Chandler's,.
Purely vegetable and tasteless. No noxious
drugs: Formula On each package All know
What they are taking. Cure dyspepsia, heart
burn, dizziness, oppressive breathing, costive-
ness, sick headache, pain in back or shoulders
kinney affections, nervous debility, coated
tongue, all impurities of the blood. 25c per
package: All druggists. Principal depot, J. w.
Drew, 9Th and Penna. avenue 2,ll,1:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-27

VIOLATIONS OF THE ELECTION LAW IN TRov.-
Warrants have been issued by Justice Smith
OF Lansingburg, NY, for the arrest OF TWEEN; v
three members of the Troy common coun Ill.
th1rtee1 democrats and ten republicanS) for
violation OF the election laws in designating
polling places where liquor is Sold Complain
ants are greeUbackerS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-27

fARTICrLAR ATTENTION given to children's
pictures at Blacklfdge Gallery, Ill Market
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For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins.
LOUIS Scothing Syrup has been used for children
1t cOrrectS acidity OF the stomach, relieve;
wind collie, regulates the bowels. cures dySen.
terry and diarrhua, whether arising from teeth.
ing or other causes An old and well-tried rem
edy; 25 cents a bottle
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THE PALACE MARKET.

THE PALACE MARKET.
Cor. 18th st. and Ncsc York asa.
FINE ENGLISH OAFOEE,
DIAMOND BACK TER1APINS
SALMON. 6ALIBUT AND HMELTH
BEEF TENDEKLOINS
PHILADELPHIA POULTRY and BUTTER
SOUTH DOWN MUTTON,
FLORIDA GRANGER
Every thing dret-class. Dinner Parties = specialtv
FRANK j. TIBBRTs,
1anISV PyVp2ieeQ:,
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In CASE OF VETO.-It Is now said al;bo IN
we can scarcely believe If, that the Pre-. ideat
VIII veto the anti-Chinese bill, which has Just
passed the senate. Suppose this should be the
case, what viii be the next step taken by The
inhabitants OF this coast, and particularly Dy
california? We have no doubt in this event
That In the next Presidential election the op-
ponents of the Chinese would nominate an
elect oral ticket In this state, and, what Is more
would eject 1t. Oregon and Nevada would most
likely follow suit. Such result with a veto
would be almost inevitable, and the Presidential
election would go into the House of Representa-
tives: This would be the case unless pied res
should In the meantime be made by the demo-
cratic party to assist in removing this obstacle
10 our prOSperity.-lSdn FrdneiSco Call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-27

To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-We wish to call
attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Securing and
Dye1Dg Establishment, No. 900 g street near
9th street By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether of American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled TO do his work In
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
sesslng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
up to 81. a window. Wool blankets from so
cents 81 pair, by cleaning a number re-
duction in price. Speciality - Ladies party
dresses, spotted or sOiled round the bottom
cleaned without doing the whole garment; 25
years experience.
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CITY ITEMS.

KEEP DR.. Butts Cough Syrup at home Thou.
sands take It. Price 25 cents a bottle.
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" Iork ave-, lentrance on ayenue The mrs6 49,
q tns io ros9 0mce n the city; Money loaned
q Sne i9MeG rae o. Interest on Gold. apd0
silver Watches, Plate and Plated Wsre DismonS1
Gum. k1efoE. ladies and Goutlenna Olo1hin1
0espess' ma ~ efucaeo q valuA hnlrly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-27

NEW gold leaf sets, misses and ladies'. five
and six dollars, at Prigg's, on the avenue.
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ARIosA FREE.-You will get sample Of Ar
buckles unground roasted Arlosa coffee free 1
you call Immediately on your grocer 264
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THE SILVER SALR.-The immense thrones OF
people who gather daily at the silver-pfated
mat they are taking advantage of the great
sacrince that fs being made. An the goods be-
tng nist-class. IT Is certainly grand oppOrtu-
remarkably low ngures, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-27

A. L. 0. o. T. S. A. ID. A. B. A. S. OF MOSES.
&C--T0-day, in the Court in General Term, the
Order OF the Sons and Daughters and Br0thers
ana sisters OF Moses OF the United States and
the world at Large was argued-E. c. Caring
THOMPSON and John Ridnut for defandantS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-27

IHE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANY.-
Messrs. Deering, Edwards and Cochran who nm
Monday last were elected, with Mr.. Norment
Soi .1e old board,l managers of the Mutual
IiIe insurance Company, have decided that it
sumo the duties until a full board has been Sc
lected, and they will recommend that a new
election be held for the other three mana0arS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-27

A STRIVING MACHINE CASE.-Yesterday, before
Judge Cartier, In the Circuit Court, the case Of
Wen and Richards, sureties on the bond of +
W. iorter, the agent, was concluded by a YER
act 1or defendant. The defence was that the
had been accepted as sureties on the bond. or
gave tLem any notice OF default in time for
them to take measures to protect themselves.
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THE MORTALITY REPORT of Health Officer
IoWnshend for the week ending February %,
SHOWS Il Deaths SO white and SO colored-a rate
OF TO-. per 600 per annum for the white popu-
allon, ana 1856 for the colored. From con-
SUMPTION there were Is deaths, pneumonia, 12;
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A JEALOUS HUSBAND SHOOTS A SUSPECTED
EIvAL-A special dispatch to the Cincinnati
Gazette from Newark, o.. Feb 23 says: The an
nOuncemenJ OF a murder committed at Hart
ford a small village in the northwestern part
Of this county, created no little excitement on
our streets. The facts, as far as could be OBJ
tanned. are as follows: Noble Patterson, the
murderer. has for long time, suspected a
criminal intimacy existing between Doctor
GhuIStOn and his (PatterSOn'S) wife. On the
evening of Friday last Patterson, seeing Thurs
ton in front Of his Office preparing to mount his
horse, he procured shotgun and shot Thurs
ton through the heart causing instant death.
Patterson was arrested by the Constable of
Hartford, and had a hearing before the
Squire" who bound him over to court. lie
VIII be brought TO Newark and placed in the
county jail for safe keeping.
ARKANSAS EVADING COUNTY DEBTS.-The Ar
Kansas Legislature has taken an extraordinary
step to prevent the collection of debts owing by
counties: 1t Is, Ii we understand the telegraphc
sketch Of H., nothing less than a disincOrpOra-
ton Of all the counties in the state, diveSting
them OF their corporate rights OF suing and be-
ing sued, and repeating all laws regulating pro-
ceedlngS IN suits against them. This measure
which is an imitation Of the act OF the Ten
nesSee Legislature diSincorpOrating the city of
Memphis, indicates how rapidly the anti debt
pay ing cOntagiOn Is extending. The Arkansas
Legislature and courts have already virtually
dSaVOWed large portion Of the nominal debt
OF the state. and the disincorporation of the
counties is intended to eVade payment OF the
county debts alSo-[St. Louis Republican, feb.
%
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q Antonio Casanova, a rich Cuban who died
In Network recently took OCCASION in his viii n
guard against contest over his requests to his
grand children OF SlO 0C0 each on the condition.
win provides, however, that Ia case either Of
them contests the will or takes any law p,o
eeedings concerning the estate they shall there.
by forfeit such legacy
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
Lot of Striped SILK IS. worth 75c
Lot OF Madras Glnghsins beautiful styles.
Lot OF Linen Crash. 3. worth So
Lot Of Linen LenstItChed HanGkcr ,hiefs 81 SO
worth S2.E0.
Lot of All Linen Table Cloths 40. worth 75c
90 dozen Towels very cheap, 80.
One case Calico, perfect, 2sc
One cate 4 PCrga'e spring STYLES Re
Lot of aides Black Kid Gloves cost s75 at l5r rair
Good Inbieached Linen Table Daniask only lgc.
LUTTRELL q VINE,
feb2ltr Oar DER 5etb sf.,aa.
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THE MARSH HABEAs CORPUS CAsB.-To-day In
tne court In General Term the case of Richard
ID Marsh lhabeas corpus) was called but post
ROheQ until tomorrow. 1t will be remembered
mat Judge Olin, sitting In the Probate Court.
committed Marsh TO jail several months since
lot contempt, and ne was afterwards brought
out on habeaS corpus before Judge Humphreys.
VINO renamed him, and from Judge Humoh.
reys order the appeal is taken.
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SAVINGS BANK ROBBED The Duval Savings
BANK, al JacksOnSville, Fla, was robbed yes
terday afternoon of So, 500 man drove uo in
front OF the bank. called out President Abbott,
the only person Ill the bank, and engaged him
IN conversation, while confederate entered by
a side door and took the money from a
drawer. The police arrested man on SIS
picion and found $500 On his person The pris-
oner mace confession. and two other arrests
were effected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-27

The WASHINGTON CONFERENCE OF the n. E.
CnuIch tcolored) VIII be held in Baltimore on
Wednesday next. This conference has three
chllrcheS In the DiStrict-Asbury, under charge
OF Rev. MIR. Peck. which has mission at 9th
ana boundary streets: EbeneZer, at East Wash
lngton, Rev. Mr.. Walker, and Mount Zion, In
Georgetown Rev. Mr.. Dansbury. These minis
telS have been in their present charges but one
year eaCh and 1t Is expected that they will be
returned.
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CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER

can be obtained Of almost any druggist in the United
States or Canada for IS cents Purchasers should
beware of worthless limitations and plasters having
a similar sounding name. feb8s " Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-27

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to John
II. shaw and Caroline Lewis; Richard Taylor
ara Emma 1ay lor; John Miller and Ella Jones:
i.asere DuVall and Ella V. Slyer of BerSly conn
y, W. Va; ChaS. III. PhearSOn and Lucy PAYNE.
JOhn ADDISON and Johanna Hawkins: Christ0
pn neI y. =. Banks and Mrs. Susan Green, of VIII
Lnlngton, n. c.; George Clark and Lucy A
Mathews 1' a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-27

PROMINENT RAILROAD MEN in Chicago, In
giving their views to a representative OF the
Tribune OF that city, yesterday, on the railroad
telegraph bill before Congress, were unani-
nous i'll the opinion that such a law would be
OF no benefit TO the Western roads or the
Western people. The Western roads were not
prepared to 60 into the business. They had
contracts with the Western Union and other
companies for long periods: the Western Union
possessed patents on nearly all the best elec-
frical apparatus and finally there would be
great difficulty i'm getting all roads to unite
upon uniform through business.
A DRUNKARD SHOOTS HIS MoTaER-IN-L.w.-
telegram to the New York Herald from Nash
Vile, Tenn, Feb. 25. says: A horrible murder
occurred in the suburbs of Nashville at o. lock
this afternoon. Thomas MerrimOn was intoXi-
Gated early this morning, and. after brGtally
beating his wife. went to the house OF NJ iris
Osborn, his father-in-law, where his diu tlter
was stopping. He asked for his daughter Car
RE, whom he said he wanted to cone out de-
fore the muzZle of his shotgun. Fearing he
would XIII Der she refused obedience to his re-
quest. Mrs. Caroline Osborn his mOther-n-
law, came to the door, however, and told him
not 10 do that way. At that N J,nent lie nj lCad
the gun within three feet Of her abdomen, and,
before she had time TO retreat into the house,
hled. flllng her groin with SlugS. She fell upon
her head out of the door a corpse. Turning
Immediately upon her husband, Merrmon said
to him, Don't you say word, tor If you do I
Will Kill you" Deceased was sixty years old
MerriInon fed through the large canebrakes ten
miles distant. Sheriff'S posse has gone i'm p,lr-
suit. The neighborhOod is greatly excited and
lncensed at the murderer, who Is threatened
with lynch law If captured
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OUR PRICES WILL TEN

4 lh PhICES WILL TELL.
W BENZ. MILLER, GEoRGETowN
49, lob Bridge street.
Ai-wool 36+nch Cashmeres, 90, 95c. and 81.
Black Alpacas l2J9. Is, 20, 25c &c
Cencoes, AZ. ;, Gu and Sc
Dainask Table Linen, Csc. Linen Crash &C.
sheetlng Uo ttOns. fun width. Is, 20 and 25c
Androscosgln Cotton, &c. Wamsrtia do, llc
Corded P1que, 81. and loo. Ncttins ham Curtain
sl.25. fehla t r'
RUY THE MYSTERY" or the "OOMFORTn
~ SHIFT, oIen back, made Of Waiusutta Muslin
aud extra fine Linen BosoIns, for 10 cts
The Great Southern" made of the same material
open front, is only 80 cts
HI est Dress shirts made to order, and sattsfsc-
uon guaranteed, Tor $40, at MECHANISM,
feDSIy 1902 r. street lee.
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A BAD GIRL.-Yesterday about Ie O'Clock. a
colofed woman named Martha Fox applied to
Ii. Austin, OF the Central precinct to aid her i'm
rescu1ng her daughter Grace from a life of
shame. Onicer Miller was Instructed to make
search, and succeeded In finding the maynard
Young (colored). The Lieutenant gave the girl
lecture on the consequences of the course She
had taken, and then turned her over 10 her
mother