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Di,,rfc. Goyern.neut Affairs.

Major Brock has made a report 10 the District
commissioners OF the location OF wires and
numbfr OF telegraph poles belonging TO tue
police department. from headquarters by fire
alarm poles TO 10th street and other police
stations, showing that there are $50 poles and
Between 80 and $5 mites or wire.
THE POOR RELIEF FUND.
The Commissioners have received q counnu-
nicatioD from Major Brock, Of the Metropolitan
police, stating that the amount contributed last
winter by the benevolent citizens anu Others
GIL Sissy for the relief OF the suffering poor OF
the District having been expended, he now slIg-
gestS that Judge HaSner be notified with q
view to an auditing ana closing OF his accounts.
He states that ne has record Of the name OF
each person relieved. amount expended for said
relief, articles furnished and by what dealer. as
We'll as receipt for each amount paid, With
vouchers, DC.
BIDS FOR GENERAL SUPPLIES.
Bids were opened In the Office or the District
Commissioners To-Day for furnishing general
supplies for the different Offices or the District
government for the next Il cal year. conmenc.
ing With July 1st. 1Sol. TIE proposals embrace
the estimated Quantities. prices, 81. There are
Dpw aids OF thirty classes OF goo1s embracing
staucneTy. blank forms and printing, sclo1i
looks, hardware. furniture. stoves, tin ware
aid healing apparatus, plum oers' supplies. iron
Tile RnG castings. groceries, DOojs an shoe =
ssGdieTy, drugs and chemtcalS, glass, paiuJS
81 q vsIDiSh. lumber and building u lteT.a.s
forage fresh meat aud corn beef, ba;Jn d ii
hams. ice, lamp posts and MISCELLANEOUS east
ings, fuel dry goods AID Clothing. CEN 2lt III G
and plaster, brick, blue Stone GurDi1p, d ,
granite curling. terra Gotta sewer ppe, t4ie-
graph supplies. sc. The bids were Il lInaroJs
ana TIE prices ranged somewhat hig ler th4n
last year. The competition last year Was quite
spirited, and IL was even gfe4 teT TO day. Each
bidder IS required 20 leave samples OF the articles
offered making about 5000 different articles
which ere retained by the property clerk In eli
cases when the BIDS are accepted, so that the
contractors Can be held SJIiC,iy To furnish goods
OF equal quality IS the samples. Separate con-
Tracts nave 10 be made breach class and bonds
given for faithful performance, a.. IG Will re-
QGiIe some weeks 10 make up a CON 1iete
Schedule so as 10 ascertain the lowest bidders
There were 10 pido 10 all
CONDEMNED BUILDINGS.
The Inspector OF buildings has condemned
the buildings No. 421 aid 423 New jersey ave
nue.. o~Led and occupied by Nc. George F
Rider as machine shop, &C.. they beiag found
10 be In a dilapldated condition and dangerous
40 he AID limb. Thirty days are given FOR
ILelI ItpaiT or removal.
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OUTRAGE BY ARKANSAS KUKLUX on May Is
l. T. Harris, county Judge or Perry county,
Fourcbe Valley Times, each received notice
through the Perryvlie post Office TO leave the
county within fr'een days or suffer the penalty
OF death at the hands Of the regular organ
izeG kuElux." The fifteen days expired Wedne7.
day, and body OF armed men arrived in the
town at l O'Clock yesterday morning and In
quired for Matthews and Harris. who had prll-
IDENTIFY left town the dav before. The aft air
grows out Of prosecutions inaugurated by
Judge Harris, the proceedings of which were
published by Matthews. The same parties are
supposed to have fired the Times office on May
30. Judge Harris says he has sufficient evidence
to Identify the author Of the notices
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CITY ITEMS.
Hue. HStSer. fxlueSt

] keep up bay stock OF Blue Flannel Suits the
year round, and am enabled 20 tlt small men
men and outs'ze men, and difficult as well as
prorouionate figures.
The perfection OF At OF my ready, made gar
meEts Is really marvellous, and iJ Is not eXag-
geratiCn to say that few shops in the United
States or elsewhere can offer articles 50 well
fitting. The assortment OF coats embraces cut
away frocks, lined and skeleton sacks, and
double ard sirge breasted sacks for uniforms
ard business
Prices run from so to $50 per suit.
COlors Will not fade
GEO. c. HESErSG,
40 SnYpnLh street.
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NJ TEAzlkR's hooT BiTrEss.

sers II your nesh i ss5b1 snd your oolnpissioa
issiSi Siss1ict uss Irs1sfs Mtsen - II .crn down
With the care Of children. u0e frANer's Eitters. q
You have kept Hte hours end lived contrary @ the
hW. q health. uee yraH&S Boot hitter II y91
you hsvs s6ussd insss,1 q 80 n.tares gin. uss
80 M:ts.s e r. r Sls s esfS S.o ncu.
burdan and you havs gloomy forebodinsA Nc
syss have grown dim. 1SlxiGr1 Root B.tter1 win
make you teal youne Grain. Sold By an drlegisN
oVoryVhere q the low price q Per bottle. FRANK
HHFfr 49, 81, s9!s fr0IEs:sc.:, G:.si.al. g;
HW0ayiVan1a avA lan0-0o<1
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Through Travel Between North and
South InterruDted.

The heavy rains have caused vash-out near
Aberdeen, on the Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad. (32 miles north of Balti-
more, reported to be quite serious, breaking
the usual line OF travel between north aud
south, The New York train leaving the &
T. oepot st 10 O'Clock last night, and the trains
to-day are going up the Northern Central rail-
road by York TO Philadelphia, and the trains
from the Dorth are to-day coming By the same
route the first enc arriving here al ~ O'clock
1t Is expected that the damage will De repaired
10 day, when the trains Will be run On regular
time
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Charges of Keeping Policy Shops,
ARRESTS IN Two CASES.

Yesterday Afternoon Sergeant H0Htabargar
and officers OF the seventh precinct arrested
John Johnson and Marcus Bell with four co.,
ored men, ia the act OF playing policy Ia a
house near the Baltimore and Ohio ralIro al
depot; and the officers OF the fifth precinct
arrested Patrick Mcnamara. charged with
poTthv est. All the books. papers, drawings
&C, were captured, and the parties were held
for hearing.
In the Police Court to-day, Marcus Bell col
ored, pleaded guilty through his counsel, Mr..
A. Is. iliiams, TO writing policy, and was
nLeo $50 or o. DAY In IsiL John Johnson, also
COlOred, vas charged with knowingly allowing
policy 70 oe played fn his house. Humphrey
Foster, Colored, testified TO buying policy tick
cts az this house; that he dreamed OF horse
and Jotnson and he played the horse row
q, =, q, 80 ana ~ the other day, and made q
hir The court suspended Judgment IN Jon n
sol 5 case and TOOK his personal bonds to not
repeat the offence.
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VIRGINIA fbPUBLICANs.-The STATE republican
executive committee OF Virginia met yesterday
and called meeting Of the state central COM
nlittee 10 meet in Richmond June 90, TO decide
upon the question OF calling a state convention
for the purpose Of declaring what course the
party shall pursue In the approaching cam.
urging Virginia republicans to stick to their
cOICrS.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURES adjourned
sine die yesterday. The bill passed by the
senate TO remedy the evils OF speculative life
preceding all. night session for the lack of one
vote tc make a constit utional majority, and
two thirds vote could not be secured to recon-
Sd3"
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FCSsHLL's Ice cream.

THR CERIsTIANCY DIVORCE CAsg.-Yesterday
The examination OF witnesses In the Chistia acy
divorce case was resumed before Exami Ier
Loyelcy, and Mr.. j. w. Lugenoeei, the father
OF MIS- Christiancy, testified that Giro vas not
at his house on Christmas day, 1879 but some
ctter day. Master Harry Allinger testified that
he called at Mrs. Lugen beel's house about 3
OeHck christmas day, 1879 for his mother, as
ne had been directed to do: was there about
niteeh minutes and saw Mrs. Lugen beei and
Jing OF Tie sofa and appeared TO De sick.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPoaALs FOR PINE FLOOR ga.


DRoPoRAL5 FOR PINE FLOOR sd.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR srArE. WARANpl
NAVY DEPARTMEsTs.
WAEEISGToN. ID c June &, 1881. y
Sealed ProI osals for ia Dislips ana deiverius
Georgia Pine Flooring Boards ana ScA ltice at tho
War and NAVY Departments, in this city, vii be
received at this on ce until IAN or JUSE20 1891.
ana opened immediately thereaft-r In preserpce OF
Specifications general instructions for bidders
sne plank iorns Of 66foPoss w1 t o. ssd 70
THos.. LINOoLN CASEY.
1e6-6t Ii Col Corrs of Ea'grs.
DROPOsALs FOR FUEL.
NAVY DEPaRTarNr
WASHINGTON Missy ~, 1897.
Sealed proposals separately, for Wood aad Goa.
Endorsed end addressed TO the seeEetsry OF tbe
Navy viii be received until IL o'CLoCE VI STATUE
and ofees thereof, IN W.shinston With fae VEN en-
80 ss n asb es5Ve oS
reseryipg the night to order M lch OF either
Furnace rstove the Department may require
All the coal to be Of the best qua its. free from
dirt and slate. and iaspec ed by . sg8rn inspector
at the cost Of the contractor. 240 pounds TO the
ton.
Twenty cords. more or less. Spruce Pine Wood
Twenty i've cord, more or less, hickory Wood
All OF tne wood ~ be OF the best quality, and in
spected 10y . sworn inspector, NJ The cost Of the
The Coal and Word to be delivered a, the Navy
parties 10 HON the contract COR coDtrasts) may be
awarded, IN such quantities as the con yelience Of
the Der artment may require.
any portion of any bid. is resers Ell aud The sue
the sum Of two thonssnd dollars as a susrsntse Of
istnss % OF Ses cqHtraH Shca may
myl7-2awlw Secretary Of the Navy.
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DIVORCED In the Equity Court, yesterday
decree OF divorce was granted Ia the case OF
Anna l. BaggOtt against George Bagyott The
petition sets forth that they were married MAY
70. 1874 and two children were the fruits OF the
marriage. both OF whom died In September
ISIS. She charges that Mr. Baggots c1:n'
menced course OF dissipation and reckless
he lost ali regard for her, and she became the
victim OF frequent assaults, accompanied by
opprobrious epithets
1T NEVER DISAPPoINrS OR DBCsIvEs; st
Jacobs OIL Is What we have reference 10.
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TO Rave YOUR BOYS look genteel and neat,
purchase the1r 1 Clothing at the Boys Clothing
avenue. Their word for 1t, you VIII not regret
doing 30.
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CHARGED WITH RoBBlNd HIS FATHER A
young white man named Joseph Ford was
charged 10 the Police Court to-day with the
grand larceny OF $3.50 from Martin Ford his
father, WHO stated that he is a Work!ngnlsn
ard kept this money ia a bureau. and received
Information yesterday that his son was spend
iDg money pretty freely. Sergeanp Pearson
testified to finding this man IN a restaurant
spending bis money and put him under arrest;
when he said that Il he had not been caugat
so soon be would have been Ia New YORK. de
was committed for the action OF the grand Jury
IL &C fault q $500 bonds
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TIE STORE TRoUBI.gs.-An officer OF the Dis
irtct council OF The SoFereignS OF Industry Ia
forms US that the .'Sovereigns' Cooperative
Association" whose principal agent mas caused
the embarrassment OF its store operations on
eth Ttet, and the "RochdaIe Co operative So
Getty whose store has recently suspended
never have had any authorized connection with
the Order OF the Soyereigns OF Industry. B1th
spTaIg rom the organized efforts or that order
10 establish cooperation here, but nett Ter have
nor ever Lad its approval. The Soy6reIgns or
ihGustfy, with It's official organ, the SOp1'eign
B'tttst1, have their headquarters at present
iccated In this District, with several suoord n :
ate Councils here, and also all over the conn
Try. In rnO5t OF the states 1t has established
stores that are now thriving. The order pfOoer
has never In this District opened What mirht
re called store, though seven OF the Councils
did establish and run for nearly two years with
successful results the S0vereigps' Distributlvc
Agency, The want OF proper guards against
aouse OF trust Ieposed IN agents, eliminated
In The closing OF that enterprise with the Ioss
OF the capital Invested; Thereupon certain al
vocates CT the Rochdale system re-opeaed the
18th street store, just closed for the second
time. Neither the Older nor aby OF the C1un.
els thereof have any Interest In these latter
enterprises.
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TIE C0NGREG ATIONAL CHURCH EXCURSION AND
CONCERT, which was to have taken place this
evening, has been postponed, or accoJiat OF the
weather. until Monday evening next same
hour and boat as heretofore advertised
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THE EVENING STAR.
The Weather.

OTFICB OF TIIg CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WasHISGrOS. ID. C.. Jdne H. ISL. $50 a n {
Fer the middle Atlantic states. warmer
cloudy and rainy. fo.ioEed 81 ciearlng
Weather, Winds mostly northerly, higher
baICDt ter.
Fair weather Tomorrow.
The chief signal officer furnishes the foIIoy-
ing special UUiieJin 20 the pIeS-:-CitneraI rains
have fallen IL the middle states and southern
New England. During the present storm five
and stxtS-Hse nHndredtGs Inches of rain 1aF7
fallen at PitFsuuTg, where the river WAS tuIs
morning tTO feet and oIe inch above the dan
ser hDe ard Using. IL has risen since las
evening f0aT feet ten inc1eS. Dangerous floods
are anticipated FOR tie mountain region OF
western Pennsylvania. West virginia aud east
eIn Ohio. TIE temperature has fallen in the
midClS states the Ohio valley and N5w EaC
land; elsewhere II has remained nearly station
airy. A LortheastcTly gale prevails on the MD
die Atlantic and New England coast. Fair
weather Is Indicated for tomorrow foT the mid
ole states.
RANGE OF THB THERMOMETER
The following ale the readings Of the ther-
m0mgter at the Signal Office during the day
a. tn. 81: II a. NJ, 81 p. ~, 5o /. Maxi
mum, 60 minimum. S..
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MEATS.-Beef S1roln isaac. per 10. DO. porter
house, CSC; rio roast, f2Lla2UC.; steak IL ;alJc
Corned Beet. sa12c.; DRIED Beef, cnipped 25a3 &C.
DO sliced, 2oc.; Lamb 15a20c.; Veal, l2%a20c.:
Mutton, 124a20C.; Pork. i0al2Ec.; Sausage.
l2xc.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured l21al6e
FRUITS.-Oranges. 30a40c. per do1.; DO (Fi0ridaj
50a6ec.; Lemons, 2Ja30c. per doz-; Bananas 4ui-
SOC per dOZ.: Pineapples, 20a25c.; Apples. 5oaDc
per peck; CranDerrieS. 10a12 cts. per quart:
Strawberries. 5a10c. per quart; Cherries, 5l
Toe. per quart; GoOseoaTTie5. 10c. Der quart.
Peaches. Csc, per basket.
FIsE.-Shad, 20a5Gc- per pair; Herring, 10a
i5c. Per bunch, 50a15c. per 100, Perch 2Ja4Gc per
bunch; Rock. large. l5a20c. per 10, 40c. per
bunch; Mackerel, 15c. per To-; HaIiout, I5a2lc;
Trout, 12al5c per To-; Catfish, 2ea25 cents per
s6aS9 per dozen; do, diamond back,) :lS per
dozen: Turtle, 25c.af1 each.
BUTTER. philadelphia Print. 35c. ger H.:
western Creamery, 30iS5c.: New York. SOC:
ROLL 2UaS0c.; Cheese. i5a2Jc.; E.g5, 2ta2z>. per
dozen.
Observation-Disclosures Irish. 30a4o3. per PIX
DC, Few, 5aS0c.; 90. SWEEP, 4la50C. per Ok:
Tomatoes. 1oa15c. per basket. seas Per pk;CAT!l,
flower, l5a2''; cucumbers, 30a49 per d1z.; Cab
oage 5al0c.: Sprouts. e0d30c. per pi.; Beets
3a5c per bunch Lettuce. 3a5c. per head
Iurnips. 15a2ic. per PIX; Onions 5yaG5a. per
pa, Carrots. sc. per bunch; Peas GREEN, 3ll
Beans. Ulma) 12al &c, per qt-; DO. (5tr.ug). co
al pei pk.; Spinach. l5aZOc. per pS; Kale
loal5c. per PIX; Asparagus, 4aSc. per bunch;
RbubaTD, 2aic. per bunch; Cymo,irs 4o.j0c.
per dozen.
observation-disclosures, 5aasl per pair: Ducks.
5Oc.as per pair; Geese 75asl; Sluaos. sl.75as2.
per doz.
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GREAT BARGAINS AGAIN, at Augensteins, SlI
TIN street northwest. Diamond market baskets
Sc; CHAMBER sets. any color s. 50; stone china
dinner plates, sc. dozen; S-iDch fly covers 1Oc:
JaHanned knife boxes. 15c.; Two feather busters.
sc. Reductions in decorated china
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The Build.n. Roam.

A tne residence has just Deen commenced foT
Capt. W. W. queen. on Is ii street, beCEe II
Connecticut avenue ana II street, which is q
b. sc feet IL siZ3 and three stories high. with
basement. The front Is 70 be OF pressed prick,
fat nsnsard roo, wood c0TLtcgs and a fun 0cta'
gou bay window. The internal plans are as
near perfect as possible, ard coILen1!ate the
finest anG most Substantial tntSh IL the varioG,
ia uEa woods. The cost 1, stated to b SIS. OJO.
building permits have been issued By Iuspe =
tor Eat" Isle TO Ed. France TO repair bFicE house
90. Ii street Lor Invest at cost OF s. 600 John
I. Lehman 10 repair brick house 9o5 street.
northwest at q cost of & 0pO. Dennis Regain 60
erect two-story Dwelling on Munroe Street.
L utCntOWD. at q cost OF SST0
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SAMsTkG's prices are hard TO beat. Remember
the Zee sign, $50 III street.

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE "PR3P."-Tha closing
exercises Of the preparation, department OF
Columbian University Will take place al Lin-
coin Hall this evening. The decamatton,,
dialogues, etc. OF the exhibitions OF ttis poou-
lar school, under the management OF Prot o.
i. Mason, SlwayS attract large audience an I
the hall Will doubtless be crowded. The fol-
lowing program. interspeTsed with music, VIII
be rendered: Invocation. Salutatory-FirsI
honor OF the second class Samuel Hall; "R:u-
JUS over the Dead Body OF LuCretia," Edward
S HosmeT; THE Last Charge of Ney' Robert
E. L. White; THE Death OF the Reveller, "
Harry L. Chappelear; "The Blue Jay" MARX
TTain), William c. AlVord; "Fhe Ride OF Jen-
HE Mcneil" Edward S. York; "Ihe Daathbed
Of Benedict Arnold" Edward H. Andre rs;
.'R,ch6lie US Soiiloquy," Robert F.Rogerz; ''The
March OF Mind Raleigh Sherman; .Haur!.e
the Noodcutter, "a drama by S)mersaD, X, p.
Bigelow. j. f. culver. S. Hal. J B. Hits. P B.
nilis, a. a. Hoehling, jr.. E. s. Ho5mer. S
Marhury, C. D. Rhodes, W: S: Roose. ir.. IL W.
Smith, II. c. Vance, II. Z. L. White, soldiers,
peasants and school boys; valedictory, first
'bonor CT the school. Lee D. Lodge. Conterrin 2
prizls and certificates Beneitct1on. Iuvtta,
ion Committee-S. Marnury, X a. Hooe Jr, 5.
Hall. II. l., Chappelear. F. Schafhirt, J. B. Tan
ner, Elmer n Dunn, w. C. Alvord. A. a. Hoeh-
liIg, il. Reception Committed. Thos Davis.
jT.. K. A. Hooe. jr., F. II. stephens. E. NJ. Dunn.
Il. j. NorrSe, j. P. Slaughter, j. G. Fa,ck, +.
SChafhiIt, ". Y. WitcheT.
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Goop SAMARITANs-Distrtc Grand Lodge
No s. OF this OrGer. held Its eighteenth ami
versaIy ia the Virginia avenue Baptist church
southwest yesterday. Grand Chief Charles P.
Pratt presiding. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: W. II. Jordan.
grand Chief; Thomas Bowler. vice grand chief;
Thos. /. Middleton. deputy grand chief S. T.
treasurer. Owing to the 1nciemency OF the
weather the street parade was postponed unit!
next september, in order to participate with
the National Grand Looge, which Will convene
here then An entertainment in honor OF the
grand lodge was given last night In Bethel ALL
street. and was largely attended. notwith-
star ding the ir"'e'non"r ~ tho weather.
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REAL ESTATE SALBs-Jno. A. Prescott at his
real estate exchange, 14l6 street northwest.
has made the following sales: Jas. B. Johnson
TO Henry A. Brown, part lot S. Howe's sub. OF
Mount Pleasant; $1,000 JAS. B. r. Upper to
Geo. w. Riggs. lots 45 and 46, Hopkins SUB OF
square 96, 81 800 Mary E. Hopkins TO Blanche
K. Bruce lot AZ, Hopkins SUBJ OF square SO;
81 ESQ Clement ". Howard TO David G. Dixon,
lots is. 40 and so, Hopkins sub. OF square %,
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KILLED BY LIGETNIEG.-A man named Har-
mon aid his son We're killed by lightning yes
terday on the farm Of Mr.. Basil p. Benson. In
Anne Arundel county, Nd. Another mar had
his leg broker and fourth was stripped OF his
clothing at the same time.
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Brain and Nerve.
Wells Health Remover, greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanDess, sexual debility,
sc. 81, at Druggists, sS0 Pa. ave.
"Aldarney Dairy Wagons.
Fresh Attorney butter chuTneG every morn
ing, and delivered In hlbs. "Ward" prints, 35c
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, butteTnilk and
sweet milk &c. per OF. Cream. loo pint
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TIE SHOOTING OF MRS. BgRGEvrs-Th,s
morning In the Criminal Court, Judge Cox, ihe
case OF Martin j. Casey. under Indictment for
assault with intent to Kill Martha A. Bergevin,
by shooting her, was called, but continued u
the next term. The District Attorney asked
that bail be required for the prosecuting wit.
ness, and w. y. Whttn,, and z. T. Bergevin
vent on her bonds In 81 900.
FOLLOWING SPECIAL BARGAINS will bs sold
only tomorrow. at r. Goldschmid's. SIP ICh
street northwest: Folding rocking chairs, with
carpet seats. for I0c.; inch glass dishes, 4c:
s-fnch, &c; fire porcelain cups and ssucers. 5oc
bai dozen; pickle dishes, 4c.; large German
glass bread trays, lsc; half gallon water
pitchers, 25c; royal stone china cup and
saucer for Be table or dessert knives, With
ivory handle. for $50. Also great bargains In
baby carriages ana travelling trunks.
The MOTHER who wants TO sec ner boy dressed
nicely ara nj q small cost, or desires TO save
fully thirty per cent In buying will give the
advertlsemf Mt OF thks * Go. careful looking
over. There announcements are made every
two days. and there In always sucn q dem and
for real bargains that they scarcely have any OF
the advertised articles TWO days after they ara
announced 80 call early ana make frst
choice, Z