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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-09

WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. s2l
Announce the following special bargains for the coming
week:
SILK DEPARTMENT.
An elegant lie Of Coored Skylvets in choice shades
cSorsa reas ss e soss rs
shade, An wc &c B and choice
soc va. Decidedly the best bargain we have ever
'''''su Il Ho 5tss ss DEPARTMENT.
. IMMENSE BARGAINS IN CURTAINS.
Only few pairs left Of our famous Is Curtains. ~
sa nas,G i0ns and nd T Cn; slo esr pair
Sssss .as to, 80 G IL
We invite attention these Curtains as being special.
Antique Laces and scrim Cloth by the yard at very
low prices from which ladies make elegant curtains
Antique Curtains made to order at short notice at low
prices.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
We have opened new assortment of Swede Mosque
sa re-, in six bttS1 length in modes and cloth shades
at Al fs Gs ii q B To Gloves in ebuton
length at only 81 rsir Our button Kid Glove at Soc
in sns and Eau
shades. Please es sK anime ppsI r,n o,oyr
in button in button at s. in button at
1e Sss snd in & and
Ladies' s5s mas ne.s saEs ss . fashioned
and REGULAR made 25c Gar ladies' Coored Pleecy
SOC. pair.
Special Bargain, Ladies' all Silk Cardinal Old
Gold and Blue. at s. SO per pair, worth a. Elegant
goods. PIE Use examine
LACE DEPARTMENT.
Cream. Spanish, and Black Spanish Fichus in SPLEEN
did variety, at our usual low prices.
TIDIESi TIDIES!!
An elesant line of Antique, Applique and Noting
ham Tides; Sofa Covers and Arms, at low prices.
FALL. AND WINTER UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' Merno Vests and Pants Soc very superior
quality for the price. Ladies' Merino Undervests at
81 u.s. SIC. and 81 aud 81 IS. Every number decided
bar ain. Ladies' Scarlet Cashmere Underyests and
Pants only 81. so each Splendid value.
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
We shall continue the sale of Handkerchiefs at the
same low prices advertised last week. and shall offer
in addition lot of Silk Handkerchefe Soc EACH
that viii be the best value for the price have
shown. Please examine while putting in New
Front We beg to remind our friends and customers
that We have a connexions entrance on ID street,
easily accessible from either 9th the Avenue.
MS WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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Their orders a. early rs possible. Nj. p. RICE
WHILE the Alarm was being lowed to her winter
quarters at the navy yard, few days ago, she ran
into the Despatch, and it was thought at the
time, that ,s she had sustained serious injury An
that the vessels hull had only been grazej.
MADEMoIsELLE ALARY. the Pupil and Authorized
Agent OF Nine. Carbon, the great French Manicure,
Epileuse, OF No Rue de la Pax, Paris, who is by
special appointment Manicure to the Emperor and
Empress OF Austria, and to most OF the crowned
heads OF Europe, has Just arrived from France, and
Mile Alary informs the ladies OF Washington and
vicinity that she will gladly give them the benefit
of her skill at her ParOr and Office, 102 18th street
northwest, from 10 a m. until pm, on and after
Thursday next, November 10, until further notice
MademOiseIe Alary has neither spared time nor
money In the study of her art, and all those who
VIII favor her with visit may feel assured Of
The Poudre and Pommade Carbon, which has
such an extensive American and European renOwn
Tor polishing and Uniting finger nails, can also
be found at Mile. AlaryS.
THERE WILL BE RATTLE FOR HORSE at sos
North Capitol street, at Mangum's dining-rooms
An oyster supper will be given every night till it
comes of, for one ticket
AGAIN is NJ. Augenstein on deck with immense
bargains for tomorrow. Largest size Japanned
cake boxes, New York make, &c; EaStlake fold
Ing rockers, Ssc.; 15-inch heavy Japanned coal
hods, shovel and poker &c; 6-qt buckets &C.;
Sc. 1o-inch pie plates Sc. salt and pepper shakers
4c- apiece These special bargains can only be had
at NJ AugensteinS Washington Bargain HOuSe,S17
9TH street northwest
To MAKE Room FOR HOLIDAY GOODS. the follow
Ing great bargains Will be offered tomorrow only,
at X. Goldschmid's, S12 9TH street northwest:
Crystal glass fruit Saucers, 15c. per dOZ.; wine
glasses, 15c. doz-; large fruit bowls on stands,
DC; duplex cake stands. &c; handled beer mugs,
4Oc dOz-; fine glass bread trays. 12c; S-qt pud-
ding pans, &c.; SpOOnhOlders, Sc; Finch glass
dishes, &C.; extra size bread pans, &c.; breakfast
sets, containing covered butter dish, spoOnhOder,
cream pitcher and covered sugar bowl, only 25c.
tumblerS, 15c. II doz.
You can only buy at NJ Augenstein's Washing
ton Bargain House, S11 eth street northwest. par
lor lamp chandelier trimmings, 50 cents, worth
$I15
H. L. SUMMERS piano rooms SIT 9th street north
west are again filled with the very choicest Selec-
ton Of elegant upright pianos. Hallet, Davis & Co.
now as ever, maintain the supremacy above all
other pianos The new improved Hartman Co.
pianos hold their own even by the side of the Hal
kt,Davis Co. piano That is the severest test pos
0Ole.
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The Courts.
CIRCUIT COURT-JuG0e Macarthur.
Yesterday, Barbour & Hamilton agt. Beveridge;
Judgment confessed. Tenny, trustee, agL CObell
on trial.
EQUITY COURT-J1tdge Wglie.
Yesterday, Murdoch agt- Fletcher; receiver pen
dente lite appointed. Griffith agt Griffith; writ
de lllnatico inqutrendo ordered to issue. Mecs
agt. Denham ct al; pro confeSsO against defend
ants, WEIGH & Hill. Fenwick agt National Fair
Association demurrer overruled and leave to
answer in twenty days.
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The Navy Yard Explosion.

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF NAVAL OFFICERS.
Commodore Pattison, commando ng the WASH
fngton navy yard has submitted to the Secretary
OF the Navy the report OF the board OF officers
dered to examine into the recent explosion there.
Capt Semmes was chairman OF the board making
the investigation. The report says that the explo-
sion was primarily due to the ignition OF a rocket
which was being reaned out. The ignition may
have occurred from the reamer becoming
heated, or from the possible presence of
grit in the fulers clay used to close up the tail OF
the rocket The damage was the complete deStruc-
ton OF the hydraulic press house OF the ordnance
$780, 1t appears that three men-George Lawrence,
NJ. c. Thompson and G. T. Gates-were engaged In
roaming Weeks torpedo-rocket and were fully
aware OF the fact that the work was danger
ton than usual A fash OF fire was
observed at the table where they were at work.
This was followed almost Immediately by an ex-
plosion. The south side OF the house was blown
short intervals by two other explosions. Every
known precaution had been taken to prevent acct
dent There were seven loaded rockets in the
building at the time. Two were burnt outside the
explosion OF the first The other two were
taken out of the building by Mr.. J.
w. Thompson at the risk of his life.
George Lawrence lost his life, probably by being
to center the rocket on the reamer. NJ. c. Thomp-
son and G. F. Gates were burned, the former very
badly. The board does not find that any one was
TO blame for the accident, and believe that the
tial explosion of the rocket upon which the men
were working. This is the first explosion that has
occurred at the yard in rocket manufacture since
1854 The rockets weigh when loaded 100 pounds,
are of s16 boiler iron, with Il inch steel head and
tail plates.
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YOUR EYEsIGHr fitted for 81 at Hemplers.

WORKMEN ore employed in erecting new fulmi
mating building in the Washington navy yard, in
place OF the d. strUyed by the recent explosion
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N EW GOODS!
NEW GOODS!!

JUST RECEIVED FROM THE LEADING MANU-
FACTURERS.
300 Of All Wool Diagonal and Beaver Dolmans and
CIoaks tastefuly trimmed, at ~. 90 50 90 Sc. 90,
500, $500, 90 90. $1,000. Sll.OO, ST. %, $500.
Blankets $500 81 90. s. no. Sc. co. $780, 49, co.
50. 90, $40 90 per pair.
Ladies' Cloth and Flannel Suiting navy blue, myrtle
and bronze, all wool, 80 cts, 81 Cts, IS cts 81 90,
$l.25.
Fine Black Cashmeres 81 cts. so cts 60 cts rs cts,
81 cts and 81 90.
Cloths for and boys wear 80 cts. 81 cts so cts
81 cts, 70 cts.
Black Dress Silks IS cts, s.. 90, 81. 25 $3.50
Colored Cashmeres all wool, 81 cts, CT cts, IS cts.
Novelties i'll Dress Trimmings.
Red Twied Fanne. rs cts, 80 cts. 81 cts, As cts
New Dress Goods, all the new colors, 25 cts
Piano Covers, embroidered with silk s. 90 Sc co.
$7.OO, IS. 90, IS. 90, $1,000.
Sbaws, new styles, 81. 80 So co. &c. 90, 81 90 S.. 90.
Black Satins Colored Satins
Black velyeteens, so cts. 60 cs IS cts, 81 cts, 81 o.
Canton Flannels, from cts. per yard.
Ladies' Light Color Cloaking Cloth
Feather proof Eed Ticking, best make, % cts.
Turkey Red Table Linens, Beached and Cream Damask
Black and Colored Silk Plush
Black SILK Damassee, $l.0O, 81. %, $3.50.
Cloth Skirts designs.
BrOche and India Shawls.
Kid Gloves, dark colOrs 25 cts.
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AInuSe 0nentS. &C.

FoRD's OPERA HOUsE.-COmmencing to-morrov
night Eviction" the great Irish drama of the age
Will be produced at FOrd's Opera House for three
nights and at the matinee Saturday.
NATIONAL acknowledgements tricks OF
lugglery are astonishing the audiences at the Ma
0OnaL
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusements, &C., Tonight.
National Tteater.-Herrmann, the magician.
Masonic Tenlple.-St. Patrick's church fair.
Potomac HdH.-Oyster supper.
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Curealjue. thc Corn Extract

Curealiue, the Corn Extractor,
VIII remove the most troublesome corn in q few
days Price Csc per bottle Stott g. Cromwell. IA
Mrs. :. A. Aliens Worlds Hair RestOrer
is perfection for restoring gray white or faded hair
TO its youthful color, gloss and beauty. 1t renewS
its life. strength and growth. Dandruff quickly
removed. matchless Hair Dressing. Its perfume
ricn and rare.
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THE DISTRICT JAIL AND ITS INMATEs.-warden
Croker, in his annual report OF the District jail
says there has been but one death there this year
which was caused by heart disease. Ii is recon-
mended that wall TO enclose the jail be built at
an early day. During the year there have been
transported to the Albany penitentiary q male
and female convicts, IS males To the Auburn
state prison, and females 10 the Erie county
pententiary, making in all 40 cOnvictS transported
at an expense of 81, 5O9.92. Fifty-fOur boys We're
delivered to the reform school The daily average
number OF prisoners confined I'm the Jail was POI.
The total number imprisoned during the year
was 1.9f1, OF whom 1,693 were males and 254
females, and OF which number 10 were par,iOned
by the President and by the Commissioners OF
the District Two males were executed and two
mt " the insane asSiuini l,sso males ana So4
In Jail at the close OF the year 161 males and "a
females OF the prisoners II were held for muir
der, for rape and for bigamy. OF the number
committed 10 jail l,S22 were tried, convicted and
sentenced.
BUSINESS Boom AT THE RIVER FRoNT.-Harbor
Master Sutton reports arrivals at the river front
follows: Brig Maid OF Llangollen, Capt Suther-
land, 10000 lathS, for dealers: steamer Sue,
Geoghegan, merchandise, Stephenson Bros: str.
Norfolk, lawson, merchandise, Johnson Bros. !;
+ T. Jackson & Co.: sch. Alethea, Poppler, 165
tons coal, CLARK; sch Spartan, Hodgkins, 900
Merrett, 400 tons Ice, Independent Ice Co.; schs.
Moilie, John Willis, Virginia, Annie Lowe, Chief,
BrswsIer, Reindeer, r. A. Golden, b. III. Lambert,
Miles, Matteynox, Margaret, Ella, w. E. Ward and
Tom Parks, an with oysters for markets; long
boats Mary A. Shea. Rising sun Mt Vernon
f Eishard Lacey J. Ill D. smco all with wood for
Ssaie1s; Senrs. Edwin, G Riley, 1900 feet lum-
bushels oysters, Market Shining Light, Thomas.
60 bushels oysters, same; sch. j. T. CaInpbeIl
Matthew's, gu tons ice, Great Falls Ice Co; Sch
e. +. Baker, Davis, $50 tons Ice, William II. Baum.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows
y. p. Morris, trustee, to Lorenzo d. Merchant lot
a, So 81; 81 ,9Q C. C. DuncanSon to c. L. Wood
sub s., So 49, =. Edward Hayward to j. W.
Sims, subs q and g, 50 So; s. C. S. Drury to
1boa E WaggAman, sub 9, 50. zoos: $500 G..
Worthington to f. d. Johns, lot II, so. 80; 5000.
r. ID. Johns to c. W0rthingtOn trustee, same prop
erty; s. ,0O0 j. A. Seller To C. w. McKerney part
-. block IL, Bingham; $3.50
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For Dunlap Co. IS silk, opera. and derby hats,
go 10 James \. Davis Sons, 621 Pennsylvania ave-
mn
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HUFF's Black Goods Store, 713 eth street north
west
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THOSE OF OUR PATRONS AND FRIENDS wishing
Portraits Tor the Holidays Will please let lis have
their orders IA early rs possible. NJ =. RICE.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Adolph
kneas and Sarah II. Finley; Jas. Smiley and Hat
Tie K. Gibson: E. A. Sims, of Ruckersville Va, and
Florence V. Mundy, of Stoney Point, Va; Thos.
Dewey and Doxy Woodget, both OF Fairfax county,
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ZyfO RalSaf1uIpl

ZylO Bals;.i mum.
(Mrs. Allens)-A lovely tonic and Hair Dressing.
1t removes dandru. alIays all itching, stops fall
ing hair and promotes healthy growth with a
rich, beautiful gloss, and is delightfully."- fragrant.
Price Seventy-lve cents, in large glaSS-StOppered
bottles. WAS
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CELERY AND IT'S USES
ARE NOW MATTERS OF GENERAL INTEREST.

The following lie from interesting letter written nv
that great Dermotologist. Dr. c. W. Benson of Balt-
to friend, an editor of prominen. metropolitan
daily:
combination Of the extract Of Celery and Chamo
mile, which has been but recently introduced the pro-
fession and the public by myself has produced such
marvellous results in curing Nervousness Hesdache
and especially Nervous and Sick Headaches Nenralva
Dyspepsia and Sleepessress that il has excited pubic
attention and newspaper comments, and therefore 1
ing hundreds of letters Of inquiry.
Ny Celery and Chamomiie fils for the cure of Head
ache Nervousness and Dyspepsia prepared under
my supervision and intended expressly to cure Head
aches and cu cure any case where Organic disease
OF the brain SPINAL cord exists Hundreds Of Of
chronic obstinate the may be permanent cure
is morally certain. This statement made after years
Of experience in their in the reu practice of
medicine.
These Pills also valuable for school children who
suffer from Nervous Headaches caused by an over
worked brain in their studies and for ali classes Of
brain workers whose oyeraxed nervous centers need
pairs aud sedstion Nervous trenor, weakness and
paralysis being daily cured by these Pills. They
correct coatlyeness, but are not purrative.
Sod by all druggists. Price, so cents box. DEPOT
JOG North Eutaw ST., Baltimore, Md. BY mail, two
boxes for 81, six boxes for s.. So to any address
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Special Weather Bulletin.

tUIU EN- TAIH IU-NUKKUW.
The chief signal officer furnishes the following
Special bulletin To the preSs:-The storm which
was central near Lake Superior yesterday morning
Is now central In the st. Lawrence valley. Cloudy.
foggy weather and rain continues on the middle
and east Atlantic coasts and rain has prevailed In
all other districts east OF the Mississippi river and
In tie southWeSt, followed by partly cloudy weather
Southeriy winds continue on the Atlantic coast but
the winds have shifted TO nOrtherly and westerly
III the lake region and the Mississippi valley. The
temperatuge has risen slightly in the districts on
the Atlantic coast but IL has fallen from 100 to 300
In the upper lake region, and thence southwark
and sOuthwestward to the Gulf coast Heavy rains
ami ''nOrther" are reported OF the Texas coast
Inc indications are that colder and fair weather
VIII prevail III the middle and New England states
and the lower lake region during THURSDAY.
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DRY GOODS.
COCHRANE'S GREAT MARKED-DOWN
~ BARGAINS.

COCHRANE'S GREAT MARKED-DowN
~ BARGAINS.
Cochrane's Domestic Goods very low
Making Rom for our hohdsy show.
For Ladies, Gents and Children at school.
Fruit of the Loom" Cotton. only dime.
This is unusual at such tine.
When the market Is strong and prizes high.
To mark down most merchants are shy.
-Four quarter wamsutta. too. only levy;
For opposite Riggs hank ~e must make room
In our great preparations for the holiday boom.
Underwear bareains in ladies' fine Cotton;
In MoSi or Serino if You are not SUPPLIED.
Extra value We offer, can't lie denied.
French Underwear also made by Nsnn's;
Coming holidays obTe us to reduce the heap heap.
Ladies' fine Skirts of Flame, or Felt
For very cold wsasher when people don't melt;
Low prices on these. all may compare.
MORAL.
II after you have read this song
Don't let procrastnstion make il long,
Preventing You securing bargains rare.
Which vanish quickly like the morning air. ns
NEW DRESS GOODS
BROCADE sATINs,
ST. quality for 81 so.
COLORED SURAH SILKS,
24-inch goods, $l.25.
COLORED SILK vELyETS,
g.
BLACK SILK vELvETS.
$l.25 to 1915.
42-inch SHOoDA CLOTHS,
81 quality for e2x cents.
FRENCH CASHMERES,
sly cents to 81. 80.
HABIT CLOTHS,
All Shades IS cents to 81. So
PLAIDS AND STRIPES FOR TRIMMING.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS IN NEW PATTERNS.
TYLER & CHEWING,
nj s1s SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
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SriuQinI.

Irritation, Inflammation at neck of the bladder
difficult or frequent urination, completely cured
by "Buchupaiba," great Kidney and Urinary
Remedy. 81. Stott Cromwell, $50 Pennsylvania
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~ REAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

& REAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
Silk Velvets and Pushes in black and all the desira
bic shades, from 81 to IS.
Black and Coored Silks, from 621sc. up.
Black Brocaded silks Satin de Lyon, St Mervilleux
Rrocades in all STYLES and colors from 81 25 to s. So
Black Cashmere, 20, 6aH, rs ana 81.
We receiving daily all the Novelties in Dry
Goods with plaid and stripe to match, at prices that
defy competition.
Blankets and Comforts, in great variety.
great variety Of Ladies' Cloaking with Leopard
Plush and other trimmings to match.
We are adding to immense stock beautiful line
Of Cloaks, Dolmans, Ulsters &C., which we mean to
sell cheap.
j. A. LUTTRELL CO.,
no 81 MARKET SPACE.
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WHILE the Alarm was being lowed TO her winter
quarters at the navy yard a few days ago, she ran
into the Despatch, and 1t thought, at the
time, that she had sustained serious injury. An
examination made yesterday, however, showed
that the vessels hull had only been grazej.
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FussELLs Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo.
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Forty Years. Experience of an Old Nurse.
Mrs WinSow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one of the best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dySentery and d1arrhRa, gripping
in the bowels and wiEI collie. By giving health
to the child it rests the mother. Price 25 cents
bottle. m,W,S
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AN IMPROVEMENT ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
DR.. Noble Young has recently remodeled his resi-
dence, No. 3H Pennsylvania avenue, and made
fine improvement, for the purpose he says, Show
ing that all the improvements are not confined to
the northwestern section OF the city. The build
ing is now on the building line, and has breadth
OF % feet with pressed brick front and stone trim
mings The lower story is arranged for business
purposes, with windows OF plate glass The house
contains Is large and commOdiOus rooms, furnished
with all modern improvements
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YOUTHFUL BURGLARS CAPTURED.-Mr. Rogersky's
secondhand store, on ID street, near 9th north
cOlored boys, who stole several small articles in
GLIDING three silver watches. Having been dis
they were captured by Officer Henline. They gave
their names as George Tenny, VIM Robinson and
VIM Bright. In the Police Court to-day Bright
We re dismissed
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CARPETS.
Near daily receiving our Fall and Winter assortment
OF 81 the new designs in CARPETS, uprising ROYAL
Miltons Administers. Moquettes Bigelow. Body Brus-
ses Tapestry and Ingrains SMYRNA Carrots Rigs and
Mats in great variety. Floor DrueYetts all sizes.
smyrna CARPETS by the yard, with borders match.
llnoe,m in new designs Cocoa Mats all SIZES Floor
Linen all width. Raw Silk and furniture coyer-
ing Swiss. Antique and Nottingham lace Curtains in
choice patterns. Purchasers will find it their I'D.
vantage to examine Stock.
HOOE. BRO Il Co,
oil 1923 STREET. NEAR EBBITT HOUSE
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.sA'derney Dairy Wagons.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, ch1Cned every morning
and delivered in E-ib ''Ward" prints. 45c per Id.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
sc. per ct. Cream, Toe. pint.
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THE FUNERAL Of Mr.. Frank P Hill, proprietor of
the fremont House, took place from Trinity p f.
Church, this afternoon, at o'clock, and was at
tended by large cOncOuISe OF prominent citi-
zens, including number OF hotel proprietors. The
casket furnished by the Henry Lees Sons, which
was covered with floral tributes. The services at
the church were conducted by the Rev. Thomas G.
Addison, assisted by the Rev. A. +. Forrest. The
pall-bearers were MessrS. John 7. Given, Benz.
Charlton, Frank X. Ward, JAS. X. Cleary, o. o.
Spcer and George S. KoontZ. The remains were
inferred In the Oak Hill Cemetery
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DIR. BENSON'S NEW REMEDY AND FAvORITE
PRESCRIPTION.
DIR. C. ". BENSONS
SKIN CURE
IS WARRANTED TO CURE
ECZEMA, LETTERS, HUMORS, INFLAMMATION,
MILK CRUST, ALL ROUGH, SCALY ERUP-
TONS. DISEASES OF HAIR AND
SCALP, sCROFULA ULCERS.
TENDER TECHNICS,
and PIMPLES on all other parts of the body.
makes the skin white, soft and smooth removes tan
and freckles and is the BEST toilet dressing IN THE
WORLD. Elegantly Put UP, TWO bottles in pack
age consisting of both internal and external treatment
All first class druggists have it.
Price, 81 per package sep19
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CITY ITEMS.

A POPe's Edict.
Sealed, is Buli; don't mistake that for Dr.. BurS
Cough Syrup.