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IN A FIX.
WoIseley Like tho Man Who He'd the
Tiger BY Tho TalL
He HasArabi, But He Has No Safe Piaes
to Keep Him, Don't Want to XIII
Him, and Dare Not Set
Him Free.
pAMl1r1A STILL HOLDS OUT.

CoxsrASrrxorLk. September lS-Ths
Khediye communicated to the Sultan The
contents of Arabi's letter Of submission, In
which he says: 81 have obeyed the demands
OF patriotism. My mission Is ended.
now submit to the will Of my conquerors."
Officials Of high rank are endesvoring TO
exact from the Sultan the pledge that
eraily believed that he will be convicted Of
treason, sentenced to death and his life
finally spared through the intervenuoa
of the Sultan, who win endeavor to secure
his Punishment to the United States.
Danietta still Holding Oat
PoRr SAID, September lS-The con-
mander Of Damietta also holds Forts Dibhe
and Ghemileh. The Governor Of Port said
sent an Arab to the rebel commander on
Friday, but the messenger has not yet 70
turned.
ALxxASpRIA, September ls.-The British
have occupied Tantah.
AMoyenent Against Do0tetta.
ALEXANDRIA, September ls.-One OF the
part'cipators in the June massacre Ws
hanged to- day.
have been ordered to operats aeainst
Abdallah Ps,ha, who Is still holding Dami'
eta.
Cairo and Alexandra has been resumed.
All the stations will be occupied by Eng
lish.
ALEXANDRIA, September ls.-One OF tho
Egyptian officers who surrendered explains
that Arabi left his best soldiers at kafr
FL Dwar because he thought the move on
Ismailia was q ruse, and the real attack ot
the British wouln be on kafr FL Dwar.
A Tarkish Intrigue.
II Is known that the Sultan has quite
recently been in communication with Ara
bi through Damiteta, and there can he no
doubt the resistance OF the Commander
of that place originates from stamboui.
A Reinforcemeht for Damietta-
ALEXANDRIA, September ls.-The Seven.
tv..iIth regiment which left Aboukir last
night TO join Abdullah Pasha, at Damict.
Ia, was Arabi Pashas own, and numbered
500 men.
While at Kafre- -El.Dwar, Arabi Pasha
and his wife lived with his father, mother,
sisters and brother. Arabi ate and drank
only what they prepared, as he believed
the English had spies In his camp, who
wished to poison him.
The italian Hsldier orFortass.
Carlo, September ls.-The Italian Naval
Lieutenant Paolucci has been placed under
arrest by General Wood. He states that hc
ioined krabi Pasha in moment oi folly,
but has been in the hospital ever since he
left Arabi's service.
Paying the Piper,
CALCUTTA, September ls.-The Indian
government announces the issue OF loan
Of twenty. Ave million ruplss TO meet the
expenses OF the Indian contingentin Egypt.
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FLUSHING.

FIrsmso. O., September s.-Ksrsey
Kirk and wife have returned from vnls
TO his daughter, Mrs. Rev. Wooisry' o.
Howard Holloway started, last week, %
join hi. ..stber, Capt Q. q Holloway ~
Dakota.
Dr. Webster returned from Soms.ton, O.,
Fr!isy, accompanied by Mrs. Webster. Who
hiss been there with her dsuga<r during
her illness. He reports Miss Ella - much
improved, and perhaps out OF danssr.
DR. John Campbell, prominent citizen
Of Wheeling township, died yestsfdsy ct
his sop.in.law's, Mr.. Patton. He was .
piysicisn known in all directions Tor his
skill and knowledge Of msdictns. HIS re-
mains will be inferred In Crab Apple Gene.
terry, Tuesday, at 10 A. y.
Ezra Mcconnell, ESQ, Of this ploee, nall
seent ON the b. Il o., hsd bic LEFT sds lp.
inred IN the recent accident on that. rod,
rear CbicaRo. The car In which he ves 9
the time was totally destroyed He cane
home saturday evening, and viii rsnaaa
until able 70 resume hIs duties,
Msfk Kirk. . ps0mipsDt citizen 81 ~
plsce. is i'll st this time. &C.,, -. =.
A. g. Holloway, Eg, OF this plsce, a9sS'
ed East, Saturday. 70 purchsss his NJ
goods. a.,
Rev. Grimes preached st Hoveli's school
bouse, and Rev. Williams in the -. "a
Church, yesterday afternoon.
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An In,urance Company Defraasied.

PHIApELPHrA, September 1S.-rhe ciii-
GERS of theInsurance Company Of North
America, to-day announced chat they hau
discovered discrepancies in their stock ac-
count of $25, 900, the result of frauds perpe-
tratad by transfer clerk Alfrs d Rogers.
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..,.,-at to a Base Baas,.t.

vr,,v,yelrRG, Pa, September lS.-Dur-
sestie progress of base bali match he bs,
Beaver Fa,s nins aS pns place on Saturday
last two of the players had collision, coming
together with such force that one of them,
Charles Rogers, had his leg broke and was
taken to his home on the Duquesne coal
train
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Sergeant Mason.

WASHINGTON, September 1s.-Bigelow, as
counsel for Sergeant John A. Mason, now
confined in the Albany penitentlary for
shooting at Guiteau, has prepared petit
tition in habeas corpus, addressed to Judge
Alfred Chase, United States District Judge
within the district OF New York.
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Observation-Disclosures Hime

DUBLIN, September 1a-ln connection
with tha case of Patrick Walsh, whose ex-
ecution for the murder Of Martin Eyden,
has been fixed for next Friday, a legal
difficulty has arisen, it being alleged that
Judge Lawson, in passing sentence against
Walsh, failed 10 use the phraseolGgy pre-
scribed by law.
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Kllle<s NJ o RSsk.

Yorxasrows, o.. September is.-Oeca
Edwards wis kicked bya horse ct the
Witch Hazel coal sbsft on Saturday, snd
died yesterday morning. He lives q
Cburch Hill.
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T,hirp n Nesn Adyantage.

MAHrowAC, Mich, September 1S:-The
store of John Keller was burglarized yes
terday while the family were at his wife's
funeral and 81, 900 stolen from the safe.
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President Arthur

BosroN, August 1s-President Arthur
will be the guest of the oommonwea and
the city during the first few days of
October.
NEw YORK, September 1S.-The President
leaves for Washington this afternoon.
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Trains ColIide I'm a Tunnel.

ST. LOUIS. September 1S--Two freight
trains on the Missouri Paci ic railway col.
lided in q tunnel near Kirkwood, last
n;sbt. wrecking both and injuring several
Of The crew. The cars took fire and burned.
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THEY MUST GO.
The Mayor OF Milwaukee Inaugurafes
War ON Concert Saloons.

MILWAUKEE, September 17.-Mayor Stow
ell has notified the concert saloon proprie-
tors of the city that unless they stop play
ing musical instruments and keeping
women, girls, or any one for waiting pur-
poses and singing, be will revoke their IL
censes ad compel them to shut up shop
The notification is in the shape OF an order
and will be enforced. In the course OF an
interview on the subject the mayor saio'
"These concert-saloons are miserable, ter.l-
BILE nuisances; worse than the oawuy
houses. have commenced war against
tEea., and shall iolIvs ig " o1LaPivtisa'
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NEurtfer and Suicide,

ALBANY, September 1S.-Alonzo. Cash,
aged 4S, shot and mortally wounded his
wife, Minnie aged II, near Dormansyille,
Yesterday, and then killed himself.
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LAND League Contr,hpt,o,s

WArxRBURY, Conn.,, September ls.-Rey,
Lawrence Walsh, Treasurer of the Nation al
Land Ldague, will tomorrow cable Treas
urer Egan, at Paris, check for SO, 900, COW
ering the contributions from May lst 70
date,
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EXCHANGES.

The weekly Clearing House Report.
BosroN, Mass, September 1S.-From the
Post: The following table shows the total
gross exchanges at twsnty-six leading clear
ing houses in the United States, for the
week ending September 10th:
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Hard Loek.

GALVESTON, September ia News Dei.
los special says: John Mckinley. formerly
residing here, has been sentenced ~ tue
Mexican authorizes 10 bc shot W death for
killing n Mexican.
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Fatal Fall.

tOp;n'. FEM, September l8.-Yester-
b, Of P;,,w while James Cowley, aged
At G,a.Ine. 3, me Brook, was gathering chest.
atsntIH lG|ge, he fell from a tree and
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FIRE RECORD.
Numerous Large Confiagrations.

MAILBoRo, MASS, September lS.-A large
brick shoe factory at Hudson, belonging to
Capt. Francis Brigham and Sons burned
this morning. Loss 5000. The fire was
caused by burglars who were trying to rob
the safe. One hundred and fifty hands are
ont Of euplOyment
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ObtfuaPy.

LosDos, September ls:-Gerold .aienan
Wellesley, Dean OF Windsor. sna a'meS''e
chaplain TO the Queen, Is dead
CossrAx1IsoPLx, September is--lt Is be-
Iieved that the Anglo. Turkish military
Convention will be abandoned.
East SAGINAW, MICH, September is.-T
S. Wilson, .teller OF the Fourth NauonsI
bank of Columbus Ohio, died at the Ban.
croft House. last night, from an over lose Of
chloral. taken TO alleviate sick headache.
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Box mp Your Machinery.

/ DAvEsroRr, III, September ls:-An EN-
ployee of Angell's Pottery Works was
caught by the betting this morning ana
drawn into the mill. Every bone IN his
body was broken.
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The base ball championship stands a
i, h.tween Chicago and Providence.
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Total.. l,s

The g,and total of arrivals for six months
reached, 27s, ,342. Secretary Jackson said
Yesterday at Castle Garden that great por'
ton of the immigrants credited to New
York stayed here only long enough to LOOK
around and select some Western point for
nermanent settlement
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hEe Northern Pacific road has been
Ruytrd to Park City, Montana, twen-
hour miles west Of Billings.
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iorrr and Louise visited the Chinese
(. .,,rc and restaurant in san Francisco
.h,r,ay. and sailed for Victoria.
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t1amcS &. Blaire was rendered a re-
,&p,ion by the Chicago Union League
4 n last evening.
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QUEER MONEY,
s HSrpers Passing Business College Pa
per as Money.

per as Money.
WASHINGTON, September 1S.-A five dol
lar note of the Evansville, Ind, Business
Col 1ege currency, has been received by Sc
ere tservice officers, which has been passed
as Genuine currency. Some of this cur
rent " had been circulated until it had
wori D to tatters. A counterfeit silver half
dolli " made of babbitt metal and glass, is
also being circulated. 1t is an excellent
imitat tipn,
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A woman Killed.


DENVER. eeptembsr is.-At 0eorgstewn
and Central City. abont IL oosock shis
the nsked eye, about nvs degrees from Ne
sun, aad in . direction tside south q
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'FTbe sun will be on the equinoctial
i, next Friday night, the Odd inst, at
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Piano Men Strike.

HUNTERS PeINT, L. l., September IS
Four hundred employees of the Steinway
piano works struck this morning on ac-
count of the Unpopularity of Superinten-
dent Summer. The men will not return to
work unless he is discharged. Should the
demand not be acceded TO, it is said the
employees in New York, about 1000 in
number will also strike
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THE NEWS.

zen. Sheridan spent Saturday night
l the summit OfMt. Washington.
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The richest man In Spain, the MAJ
auIs de Manzanedo, Doc de eantona,
died recently and len behind him strS
mendous fortune for . Spaniard, VIZ:
$1,000. COO. Like sumo dukes IN Eug.
land, bis property had been Acquired y
judIc!om purchases Of land In The cpl.
tai, and the SAntOna po.sessl0ps IN Md
rid embraced nearly the whole a u
sshionable quarten.
The executive committee of tlse Civil
Service Reform Association of Psausy1-
yania u sending letten 70 the nomlneB
for Congress from that STATE, sskin4
their views on the reform of the cavM
service. Favorsble rssponses wiu
doubles he received. Cooyresmsa
are invariably in favor of civA ssevice
reform while CoDgreH h mot In seanioo.
HAp sp almost invisible skin dissaee, ,itsb-
ing intoIerab.s. PERuxA cured Il H ~.
BIZ, Httsbufg.
nvw@wa - kne-kanP ~ apICornnnl
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DYsrEPsrA, Heart Burn. Nausea, Indiges
ton, etc. are always relieved By Brown
Iron Bitters.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.

State sfSiege - BE Prelesxed.
ST.. PETERSBURG, September B.-t Is un.
derstooi the minor STATE 0f siege here and
in few other towns viii b prolonged IN
other year.
Pieces n Ls0besay.
LONDON, September l8.-Heavy floods
have occurred In Lombardy, Nenetia ana
the Tyrol. The city Of Trent Is subnergeds
and Verona also. Several bridges were de-
molished. No loss Of life.
LONDON, September lS.-The damage by
foods in Italy and Austria Is i've million
horins.
A woman Killed.
LoSDoSDERgY, September ia woman
| has been shot by a process server near
| Ghenties, County Donegal, while resisting
| the seizure OF her cattle. The process ser
| yer was arrested.
A Brttish Man.oEwar In Treuble.
HALIFAX. September Is. A telegram 10
night to the naval authorities states the
British war ship lPh0nix, ashore at East
Point Prince Edwards Island, ID bilged
and full OF water. All the materials, guns,
etc, have been taken of. None Of the crew
lost. The ship Is offered for sale, ~ she
lies on the beach.
The Chslsva Ne~svee.
MANILA, Shptembcr 18.-Therc were l02
deaths from Cholera Friday and Saturday.
and 848 in the vicinity.
MANILA, September Is-Therc were 81
deaths from cholera yesterday and i6i
in The vicinity. Hu4G s'f .s
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h. subscription started by citizens Of
Il ,oyt for the family of the late Gen.
Il &. X. Warren amounts to 1000.
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The immigrants who landed at this port
bound for points outside Of the United
States were:
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PROSPECTIVE CITIZENS.
where the Immigrants Go-The Castle
Garden Arrivals for the Past Six
Months.

New YORK September 1S.-The destina-
tions of the immigrants arriving at Castle
Garden during the past six months were
distributed throughout the States and Ter
ritn,;e. II, tho folIovinp proportiOn:
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THE STRIKE.
No Noteworthy Developments Yesters
dsy-LeOkinK with Interest 90 To
Days Action.

dsy-LoOkinK with Inferess 90 To
Days Action.
PITTSBURGH, September 1S.-It was the
intention of three steel puddlers to resume
work at Brown & Co.'S mill this morniag,
but party visited the office and induced
the firm to defer further effort until after
the meeting tomorrow. One of those msn
was interviewed to-day, when he said: ~
guess tomorrow will wind up the trouble
We expect it will, and so haveIconcluded to
hold off until Wednesday morning"
But" was asked, what if the strike is
continued?' Then" answered the work
man, we will go in anyhow, that is the
steel puddIers and finiShers. There is no
use hanging on any longer, so we will go to
work on Wednesday, strike OF no strike"
A stroll through the nail showed that
Preparations are being made for a start
EAe heating furnaces are being stocked
with coal, and the machinery is receiving a
few touches preparatory TO moving off.
All concerned in the strike are waiting
the developments of tomorrow, and while
some assert that it will go on nearly all ex-
press the hope that scme agreement will
be reached.
Thisty puddlers were expelled from
South Side lodges to- day fvt taxing the
places Of Italian laborers on the p, Y. Il
Mex. R r. The striking Italians asked
for Sl.5S and the Puddlers went TO work at
$125.
Sixteen nail machines at Chess, Cook &
Co.'s are at work to-day.
Al YORngstewn.
YOUNGSTOWN, O., September 1S.-A meet
ing of delegates of the Amalgamated Asso-
citation of this, the Sixth district will be
held here tomorrow. 1t is conceded that
an amicable settlement will be reached.
ID. L. Sweeney, a seeding puddler, was ex
PEELED from Ayres Ledge, Ne. IS, A. A, at
meeting on Saturday, for publishing a
card stating he was willing to go TO work at
the old wages and giving away the secrets
Of the A. A.
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40cr the fail elections Marshal Henry
! District Attorney COrkhill, Of
sshing,on, will probably be forced
j prlvste life.
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ltors who tax their cerebral powers
fAming elaborate and ingenious ex-
Rations Of the British victory in the
fimoor rifle match, are less candid
they ought to be. The Americans
beaten because the British were
marksmen, as was shown all
5h the match. Probably the
lment will be returned in due
but it is best to be fair and coneede
yiGuS truth.
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snnyson Is said to have received the
sum of $4,000 for his poem "ro
L." And yet, if the rural rhyme
fhOuld send such Slush to his home
Ply, the poem would go into the
Re basket so hard that it would
RS q hole through the bottom,
Dyson and Jay Hubbell will agree
Us when We say that it is q great
to have a reputation.
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As2cd by the conduct of her two
khtrrs, q woman chopped of zone of
4 hands 1T Parkville, COnn.-striking
& hes, than q dozen blows with q
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b. N,arke, superintendent ola pa
TX factory at Montreal, who for
M, has been swindling his en-
b. by false pay rolls, has Joined the
ty Of Canadian defaulters in Chi
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!. L. G.. Alexander, writing in an
|ish medical paper, says that neu-
J is a disease arising from debility;
it is increased by disease, mental or
p, but is relieved by food and some
\ by stimulantS. Pure air, night
'iay, and perfect cleanliness, are
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WASHINGTON, September 1S.-The glory
surrounding Lieutenant Melville's return
is suddenly obscured by cloud. The
statement sent out from here last night
that the reception, for which full prepara-
ton had been made, was postponed on ac.
count OF the illness of Mr.. Melville, did
not contain hint of the real state of affairs
with the return of our hero. The Phila.
deIphIa papers are full Of the matter
though the stories conflict. One is TO the
effect that Mrs. Melville was
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fentv-two Grvenbackers of Della
! gathered at Newcastle, Saturday,
dominated Milo L. Blanchard for
srnor. \ demand for the abolition
\ ! whipping-post was inserted in
tlatfOrm.
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Made Delirious with 10y

at the return of her husband, and the other
is that he met her cOidly, quarreIed and
left the house on the night OF his arrival,
and declared he never would return. A
gentleman who has known the family, says
u has been no secret among Meiville's
that he found no pleasure at home and
was always glad to be ordered 10 sea on
long voyages. The trouble, he says, was
not on account of any unfaithfulness, but
for the reason that
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y last spike in the Mexican Rail-
binkiug PassO del Norte to Chihua-
b., driven at the latter city, yes
Ii, to the music of artillery. Gov
y Tirragas and Others made speeches
&priate to the occasion.
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trapper named Higgins walked
b saloon in Deadwood, yesterday,
Shile the barkeeper was compound
j cocktail told how he had been sur
j by four thousand Indians with
hearts, who had seized his outfit,
3p his saddle and ordered him 10
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OF the exposition. That 10 what supports
the show. Left TO be sustained by the peo-
pie of Cincinnati alone, the exposition
would be dead failure. In its general fea-
tures. the exposition, like all fairs, is the
same thing from year to year. When you
take general view Of the vast machinery
hall, you seem to be brought bsck to the
came machine shop you viewed q
year ago. The exL.Iii IN use main hall.
yary Il q much IS tho eKhibiters mayS
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woman went home on a streteher
\ her pleasure trip to Atlantic City,
q IlSe. as = cure for mosquito bites,
bsd bathcd her legs with undiluted
n'i.. g.il
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,hbi should have had sufficient am
"a for u decent place in history to
j gotten himself killed at Tel-El-
II. About this time his appearance
i re like that Of a criminal than a
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SI nio0S42e6

Outside of New Hork-----..--.-.'----. No'r-S'I''o
Columbus and Portland are not included
in the totals.
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actors in Haverly's Brooklyn
aer refused to play last evening,
|the institution was closed. The
BIZ grew out of a debt due for
|imes by the managers of the COM
4. and it is stated that Haverly will
4 suit for damages.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-04
4 fircnf IInnac.

Likes, Berwangcr & Co., No. 80 Seventh
street northwest, claim to be the only
house in Washington that manufactures
its own goods, and they make this claim
with positive knowledge that it cannot be
honestly disputed. Every article of cloth
ing in their stock is made by them, aud
they, therefore, are safe in warranting
the goods they offer TO the public as su-
perior in material, cut and make to those
found elsewhere in the city. They have
achieved a reputation for tho general .cx-
cellence of their goods, and particularly in
the matter of fitting. The average coat,
vest and pants in their stock is quite equal
to the best custom made work in this re-
spect. Every variety of fashionable style
and design is contained in their stock.
Their spring lines in coats, vests, pants,
overcoats etc, etc, are very full and attrac-
tive. 1t is worth visit to their large es-
tablishment to sec the extent and variety
of the goods they offer. Everything needed
by the largest man to the smallest boy is
visible and for sale there at most reason
able prices-prices considerably less than
elsewhere. Every kind of cloth and the
best of every kind, cut and made up in the
most artistic manner-broadcloths cassi-
meres, cheviots, diagonals fannels, tweeds
etc. Every reader Of this notice should do
himself the justice of calling on Likes
Berwanger g. Co., for the purpose Of com
| pairing their goods and prices with those Of
other establishments before purchasing
| This firm is confident that it is Offering
better goods for less money than any other
house in the clothing line in Washington
Call on them before buying. You will moi
be expected to buy unless glad to do SO.
Suits from s. to $50 for boys from S2.5C
to S15 for children.