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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
WE ARE NOW UNDER ROOF.
THE PLAsTERERs AID CARPENTERS ARE A3
WORK.
We positively expect 10 opcn IN the carly Fall We mua
prepare for removal
REDUCTION IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
An goods reduced from so 10 so per cont. We vcR
new building.
Our assortment is stn comp,ete but we shall buy No
more goods 10 relenish present Stores ~ we must
close out every department possible. oocds
on hand when ready removal will be sold at auos,onS
1000 pieces beautiful POLKA DOT and FIGURED.
LAWNS at cents, warranted fast oolors.
aeoo pieces fun yard-wide GRASS CLOTH in natursl
fax color navy blue the astonishing low price Of
cents.
500 pieces extra wide and nne VICTORIA LAWN q
Scents. reduced from Is cents.
5000 yards beautiful LACE BUNTING in an a.
leading spring shades and black 10 cents per yard
reduced from Is cents.
5000 yards ha,f wool CASHMERE, reduced 10 10
cents. in all the new shades.
$50 pieces beautiful CANTON GINGHAMs. al %
this seasons manufacture. reduced to Q cents Then
have been sold during the entire by other mere
chants at Is cents although price has 1t no time
been above l2x cents.
We have just found in Stock Room one case ssoA
BLACK and CoLoRED LUpIN's LACE BUNTING.
all WOOL which shall offer at IS cents. former pros
SO cents Also. 80 pieces of those French all wool
BUNTINGs at l6 cents per yard. worth s7s cents.
1000 al-hnen LAP COVERS. extra sizs in ton assS@
ferent patterns. at IS cents. reauced from 81 rs.
Every article our store reduced from 80 TO 50 pss
cent.
We must prepare for removal,
Do not consider this idle talk. Every lady in waaA1
ngton knows the magnitude o. our stock. which ~
safely three times as large Is the stock az
any other merchant in this city. Therefore prepazs
for Bargains! As by the time we move into our NEW
HOUSE. expect to reduce the stock to the smallest -
the city. The Goods all fresh having sent I'll 90
old trash to New York auction. to be sold to the highest
bidder. Call early in the morning to avoid the immsnn
rush.
LANSBURGH 4 BROTHER,
an. $500 .., .x,.xx.,- ~-- -
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Work Rc.r,.ca at cieye,an

CLEVELAND, June 21.-The Booth mill Was startes
this morning making rods. The Cleveland Eellins
Mil Co. 'sw3rxs and the TiemenS and Martin stree
works viii be started tonight ON night as well a
day turns
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Nv cry ONE BIS OWN ARTIST.-A WONDER
h Full INVENTION.-New Art embracing al kinds
of drawing acquired in one to three lessons Outfits
required furnished free. Satisfaction charge
on first lesson. Call and examine drawings after
lesson. MCLEODS STUDIO,
je7-3m 100 Sd street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-21

NASHVILLE, TENN, June 2.-The state demo-
cratic convention met ct 9 an. to-day and took
recess Until IL am. TO await the report OF the
committee on resolutions. At II al the cOnveT-
ton adjourned till pm, to receive the report of
the committee on platform.
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The Dfstin=E.slicd Visisors' Reception,
i'm Esl.iv.sre.

BALTIMORE Mp june aI-Cen. sherman. with
Col Bacon. Of his staff, arrived little past nine
O'clock, and WIS nnet st the depot by ex-MaycT
Latrobe and ether members OF tn; reception com
mittec- President Arthur ani party, including
Secretary cf State FrHED-hUySan. Secretary CT
War Lincoln, Attorney General Brewster, Dir. Sc
veiion A. Brown. chief elers OF the state depart
RSpr1sentatSas: Third AsatSt1nt Postmaster GEN
er5l HcZen ami oti.-5, arrived st later hour, an1
were met ct Camden station, from whence ti:ey
were driven to TIRE TnGTcT5 reception rO:im at the
city hail. where thy arrived about half-past
eleven O'clccz, md were receive by Mayer Whyte,
= Governor Hamilton AMI staff and many yroLn.-
Enoch Pratt James A Carey and IaaGy others
The President and p1riy, who had been Joined
hall The line OF parade cOmmonced forming
about haIf-Dast nine. The entire column Was
The PROCESSION moved shont hal'-past ten O'Clock.
A Sick Han in the Harvard Crew.
NEW LONDON, CIES- June 2I--The Harvard
crew Is disabled by TIRE temporary loss OF Mr..
ChsBant, who rows No. z in The eight. Mr. Chal-
FAINT IS suffering from an abscesS and Is under u
surgeons care.
Tisc New Work strikers.
NEW YORK June c1.-Thare is no change to-day
I'm the STRIKE of the freight handlers along the
North sn1 Eist river f=oat& Neither side shows
any disposition to Wild. The Pennsylvania
freight denot, North river Is closed altoret her.
far as business Is concernei. and a notice posted
up To that effect A: tae Hl:son River railroad
OF them were discharged this morning for incorn-
potency. Some few nea are employed at
the other Piers along the North and E iSt river
fronts, but business Is comparatively suspended.
The STREETS In the vicinity OF st. Johns Park
depot, In Hudson city, are crowded with trucks
waiting 10 be relieved Of their loads and there
a nuiEber af Italians at work in place OF the
strikers One OF the forpmcn here said today that
ne would rathe. have enc OF the Old hands than
work In day than tie green hands could do in
three days
Many of tie truckiaen yesterday had to take
their loads home last night and return TO the depot
with them this morning. The trucks in many
eases contlin about two ordinary loads Repres-
entatives OF large rnS railing al day st the
depot and complaining OF the expenses incurred
BY them by reason OF their inability to ship their
freight.
The strike of the employees OF the type foundry
establishment CT Conner & Co, was ended to-day
by the return to WOTk OF the casters and founders
at an advance over their former wages a little
less than the Increase asked for.
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a Romantic suicide.

A dispatch from Atlanta, Georgia, says;
romantic attempt at suicide occurred
here last night. Walter Holiday, the son
of weilto do commission merchant. and
Miss Maud Keuncr, pretty blonde of 10.
a member of one of toe best families ia
Atlanta, were strongly attached up to
three days ago, when a quarrel occurred.
Last night they met ut quadrille party.
Their quarrel seemed 10 have been for.
gotten, and nothing unpleasant occurretg
until about 10 O'Clock, when Holiday
wrote note asking her not 10 dance any
more. She disregarded his request, and
Holiday addressing her, said 81 want to
tell you good bye for the last time" She
said i''good Night" Holiday walked out
10 the gate and shot himself, the ball en-
terlng his brcas; ana ranging into the kid
neys. Ills death is hourly expected.
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Love md Desnnir-

What came near being double tragedy
occurred on Wednesday afternoon of last
week, IT the st. Lawrence Hotel, IN Chi
cago. An infatuated young man, on be-
ing harshly treated by his sweetheart, shot
her and then shot himself The young
mans name was George Moffatt and the
woman's was Clsta Stanton, pretty
young widow. M6ffatt called at the no.
tel on Monday afternoon, and sat i'm the
parlOr cOnyersing with Mrs. Stanton for q
long time. He then asked her 10 90 out
10 dinner with him and she refused. She
was overheard to tell him to go, and not
trouble her any more; she did not wisb
for his attention, and, finally, that il he
persisted in remaining she would cali to
he aid some one in the house vino would
eject him. With the intention of intimi-
da'iog him she stepped to the door, and,
opening it, told MIN To leaYe. Stepping
toward her, he sad
CLARA, when can 1 see ycu again ?"
'Neyer" replied the woman "vou
have prosecuted me with your silly non
sense IA long as ] eau bear IT.. You are
not only dragging me down, bot yourself
Go 70 work, and be a man, and leave me
to make my own way Ia the world
Before the lasi word of the above sen
tence had been fully uttered the insane
layer placed the muzzle Of the revolver
within ok inches OF the womsn's face and
fired. The ball entered a little below the
right corner Of the mouth, Knocking out
three of her teeth and lodged under her
tongue. Nolfau then turned the revolver
on himself and fred two shots. One
lodged 10 the ceiling OF the room, the
other entered behind HE right ear lie
fell 90 the floor apparently dead. The
pistol, however. va, only Of % calibre.
and the wound was found 10 be only SUI
periicial. II seems that Moffait had be
come msdIy in loye with Mrs. stanton.
who encouraged him until his money was
gone, aHd then attempted 10 throw him
over.
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WHEREAS, The County Court oi Pros
ton County, West Virginia, is of opinion
that IL is desirable Tor Grant. Pleasa M
and Portland Districts, i'm said county
to- appropriate and subscribe money 10
aid III the construction Oi Railroad tho
initial Of which shall be made &c The
Pennsylvania line on Big Sandy Crock
at or near J. Mausts To follow as nonr
by AZ possible the mcanderiErs of said
creek, by way Of Clifton Mills. and 10
pass midway, rs near as practicable. he
tween mo towns Of BrucctOn and Bran.
donyilie; from thence 20 Muddy Creek.
in said county; TO be continued from,
said creek to or near the Baltimore end
Ohio Railroad on the East side of CHEAT
River, in this county; therefore. il is
Ordcrcd by me said court That vote
Of the leg ally qualified voters Of the said
districts shall be taken on tho Ist dav
Of June, 1852, upon the question of an.
prOpriating and subscribing Sixtv Thous-
and Dollars, To- 10 levied on all the nor.
sOnal and real estate taxable within the
said districts, which vote shall loo tokor
IN manner and form and after tbe noti'
ces required hy law; and SAID appropI.
alton and subscription shall be subject
TO all the terms, limitations md c0t,di
lions imposed by law, and 10 the. follow
ing further forms, limitations and coudi-
tons which are hereby imposed and
'"'t'p " p'-t W 7"it "ppIbpfiatiOud ana
subscriptions, that Is to say:
Ifthree~ffths or moro Of the voters OF
said districts who shall vote upon the
question Of such proposed appfopria.
liens and subscriptions, are in favor of
the same, tho said sum o. Sixty Thou.
sand Dollars stall be subscribed to Ali
iu tho construction Of said Railroad i'm
the name Of said districts by Am agent
VINO shall be appointed by said Conf
such subscriptions shall be payable i'm
The coupon bonds Of said districts, bear
lnR interest at the rate OF sis per ceutum
per anuum payable annually. SAID
bonds shall be ISSUED add signed bv the
President and CleTk OF the County CONT
Aforesaid, under the seal Of said Conf
and shall be delivered 80 the agent oi
said Court whonever the proper finances
al arrangements for the certain and suro
construction OF said Railroad shall have
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ERIE.s EXPElsIENCE.
Another Cure Utterly without a
PreCedeuI.

ERIE, Pa, Septcmbc. 10Th, 1881.
De- HARTMAN IL cauuOt but EXPIRES,
my thanks TO You for the great benefit
rtceiYed from the use OF PeTuna and Man
ain. One bottle Of each placed me
squarely on my feet, after long sickness.
which had laid ne in he'd and then loft me-
lame and crippled. Three days use OF
these remedies dispensed with the cane.
and in week | was perfectly well.
n. j. WRIGHT,
Business Agent, Erie Evening Herald
-, Ask your Druggist for DIR. Hartman's
Book on the ILLS of Life" He will give
II gratis. Ii not, address DR.. II. at Os
born, o.
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Notice to Creditors.

TO the Creditors of Elizabeth l.. Fairfax,
deceased.
In pursuance Of a decree of the Circuit
Court az Preston County, made in u cause
therein pending to subject the real estate
OF tho said Elizabeth l.. Fairfax, 10 the
payment Of her debts, you are REQUIRED
Elizabeth T.. Fairfax for adjudication to-
Joseph II. HaWthOrno, Commissioner, at
his Office in the said county, ON or before
a. O 2gth day Of May, 1889.
Witness Smith Crane, Clerk Of sad
Court, this goth day Of April, 1882.
SMITH CHA NE, ClorS
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
EVANSVILLE WooLRN FAoroRy

EVANSVILLE WOODEN FACTORY.
EVANSVILLE, w Va Marcn 81.
Take notice, Farmers and the Pubic
that We have purchased and placed In our
factory new and improved machinery
therefore, we are Hbid to cOmpe,e with
any factory in the States in making
wooden goods. We give the
Highest Market Price 70. Wool,
aud sell goods very low. We do manu-
featuring nj very low rates
Farmers give us a call.
mr3iu j. BOWMAN 81 son.
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Fisher caught.

con my last trip to the States, =" said MIR
Arthur Fisher of this paper, ~ caught q
very bad cold'which sottlod into asevero
case oil rheumatism 7 did not know
what to- do for it, so resolved 10 pur-
chase 80. Jacobs oil Tor trial. Happy
thought. J began applying the Oil, and
in two w,cks was as well as ovor-rTo-
ron ,Caual5) Globe.
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CoMMrsIonER,s Orr1cr.

Kingwood. W, Va, pril n, 1882.
The parties 10 tho above mentioned
cause will take notice that 1 shall. on
Monday, the 18th day OF May, 1882, at
nv Office afJr said proceed 10 execute
the abOYC named decree of reference
J. II. AWTHORNE,
Commissioner.
John Barton Payne, Attorney for
DlaiutitT
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Commissioner S Notice.


John A. r. Martin. Administrator Of
Buckner Fairfax, doc, ased, plaintiff
John ". Gusemm, Administrator of the
personal state Oi Elizabeth l.. FaIrfar
deceased, George w. Fairfax, Franklin
b. f Fairfax, Benz min e. Fairfax,
john y. Fairfax. Marian V. Morgan
nd -- Morgan her husband. Sarah
VI Arn0id and Erwin Arnold her
husband. Annie L. Helms and James
II. Helms her husband. Mary IL. Con-
lev and George cOnley her husband,
Charles V Fairfax Buckuer u. Fair-
fax ahd Commodore y. Fairfax, chill
dreu md heirs at law of W lillian
Fairfax, deceased, tincS sB. Fairfax,
Isaac u. Martin. Gregg +. Vickery and
Charles IL. EicEery her husband, Sarah
X. Fairfax. Elizabeth T.. Scott and S.
NJ, Scott her husband, children and
heirs of Buclmer Fairfax deceased,
John 4. Il. Martin. Marcellns IL. Maj
tin, Oliver II, w. Martin, Andrew j.
Martin, John A. CoIder and Albert
Ccrdcr, children and heirs of Mary j.
Martha, late Mary b. Fairfax deceased,
Julia &. /iuu, AlphcUs T.. Raymond,
Julia a. Lacy and --- Lacy her
husband, all hcirs at law or Elizabeth
J.. Fairfax, deceased, defendants.
~ EQUITY.
by a decree rendered bv the Gre ut
Count of Preston County, West NirSiuii,
in the above mentioned cause on the 22i
day of April 1882, il was adiudged.
ordered and dccreed that Commissioner
}. II. Hawthorne do further proceed and
fully execute the order of reference
herein, heretofore partially executed by
said Commissioned, ard That said order
ue now enlarged so that other leius and
charges on said land il any. he asrCr~
tanned, it il therefore further adjudgcd,
ordered and decreed that the creditors
OF the estate of tho said Il iZdbeth J..
Fairfax be convened In this cause, and
that this cause for that purpose be rcfer~
red to said Commissioners Hawthorne,
who is directed when executing said
ordc; Of reference, to ascertain any liens,
debts or other charges on said lind, and
take and flo proof of the same. and
report the order and priority of tho Same,
with his report upon the subject of the
former reference.
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snaea CoIors Res,nreh

Faded or gray hair gradually RECEIVERS
its youthful colors and lustre bv bo
uso Of Parker'- Hair Bdisam. an eIega1t
dressing, admired Tor its purity and ricL
.IffflU.t.
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THE PEOPLES LIBRARY

Is The only one containing original Amer.
ican stories by May Agnes Fleming, and
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30 Fatod 20 Marry, by May Ar-
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90 East Lynne, by Mrs. Henry
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16 Dora Thornc ~,
Al Blunders of Bashful Man, by
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Death Of the Injured Fireman.

MI JOS Daniels, the fireml H. who was driv:nc-
No. engine to the fire at McKelden school build
Ing, I'll street, near Sd, Wednesday,, and when It
upset was seriously injured, died this morning at
two o'clock at Providence hospital, where he was
taken Immediately after the accident Mr.. Dan
iels was che OF the oldest firemen OF the depart
ment, having been attached to the government
fire brigade during the war, when Mr.. VIM. Dick
son was the chief engineer. The deceased was a
natlVa or the SGcO nd ward of PHILADELPHIA and In
the government fire department served with the
Meigs and Rucker companies, the latter being Sta
toned in the northeastern section of the city On
the muster out OF that department he received
an appointment in the Washington city de-
partment b.ng attached to No. company. His
WlIe dled ABOUT a year ago, leaving six children,
who were dependent upon him, and whose SUP
port Is now cut of by his death. Some measures
ent laws iremen d sabled in the public service are
turned out on the world without support, and the
families OF those who are killed in the perform
anSe OF their duties are totally unprovided for
The fire com missloners have called attention to
the matter in their annual reports for several
years. past, but nothing has ever been done to
right this great wrong to a body of men who are
constantly exposed to danger while protecting the
lives and property of their 1ellow-citzens.
The remains OF Daniels were taken i'm charge, this
morning, at the Instance OF Chief Engineer Cronin,
by Mr.. Zlrhorst, undertaken, and removed to the
late residence OF the deceased, on 5th street. be-
tween X and streets northeast. The funeral Will
take place from St AlOySuS' church at 80 O'Clock
on Sunday, and the 1nterment Will be at Mount
Oivet.
meeting Of the foremen OF the different COM
panieS was held In the Chief Engineers Office at
l O'Clock to-day to make arrangements for the
funeral 1t was arranged that the charge of the
FUNERAL should be in the hands OF Mr.. Donnelly,
foreman OF No. engine company, from which
there should be detail Of five men, and that three
men should be detailed from each OF the other
companies to form the escort
Mr.. Daniels did not belong to any beneficial or
relief association, and his family siX children the
Oldest girl OF II yearS) have been, by this accI-
dent, deprived OF their support, as above stated.
Some of their friends have placed in circulat ion
subscription papers to aid them.
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The R0nes Of Guiteau.

IN PROCESS OF BLEACHING AT THE ARMY MEDICAL
MUS EUM THE BURIAL. OF THE REMAINS AT THE
JAIL, AND SUBSEQUENT RESURRECTION.
Charles j. Guiteau was hanged for the murder
OF the late president Garfield June 30th Before
the rope was placed around his neck there had
been an understanding arrived at that the final
burial place should be the Army Medical Museum
as this was probably the only safe place where
the remains could be kept. The body was buried
July 1st, in the basement of the Jail in the east
wing; the resurrection took place on the night Of
July 3d. At the diSinterment there were present
DIR. Lamb and Mr.. E. F. Schafhirt, the anatomist
or the Medical Museum, and assistants with Rev.
Dr. Hicks, the spiritual adviser of the deceased,
Deputy Warden Russ, Capt. James Coleman, OF
the jail, and two laborers. Light was furnished
was reached. The casket and its contents were
taken out and placed in a wagon and driven to
the Army Medical Museum, into the rear entrance
of which they were carried and the body was at
once placed In q vat OF alcohol. Since then the
flesh has beensremoved and the bones have been
in course of preparation for mounting as a skeie-
ton, II that course should be determined upon.
Most OF the bones have been treated with ether
and are now being bleached, but some OF the
larger ones have not yet been taken from the
ether bath. The process Of articulation will likely
all that remains of Charles j. Guiteau may form a
CHASTITY exhibit among the skeletons OF men from
every portion OF the globe. 1t is said, however
that there is some doubts as to whether Guiteau'S
bones viii make flrSt-claSS skeleton, for it has
been found, that from some cause, many of them
appear to be porous, and it will require more than
Ordinary care 20 m0u Mt them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-18

Senator Conkling In an interview In New York
paper denies the published charges that he had
deavored to induce Gov. Cornell TO sign the bin
relieving the Pacific Steamship company from q
city tax OF $4,000 and also the bill exemptng IL
elevated railroads from taxation.
The intention OF the government 70 restore CeenP
wayo causes CONSERVATION I'm Zululand
The colored advisory council met last n1ghe -
Baltimore, and resolved to secure for the oo1OrU4
men more extended political recognition.
The New York anti-monopoly state conycnc1on
10th.
Geo q Crawford, O former bartender for Jamm
Long BrancA but now counected with the riv1Z
hOuse ashad Corey arrested for perjury In sweo0a
ing last year that he sold no uQuE on Sunday.