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DRY GOODS.
sEI.ECTIONR-

personal SELECTIONS.
TON PERRY,
(SuccEssoR 10 PERRY 4 BRoTHER,)
Offers 10 the public vsry large and varied assortment
'CHoiCE PARIS NovEITIEs,~
Selected by himself from Importers' Etock1 In New
York this weak.
RARE BARGAINS~
In - inch wide FRENCH ILLUMINATED CHUDDAs
ALL WOOL CHECKS 1t 75c., former price 81.
LUPIN's ALI. WOOL NUNS vEILINGs At 2sc.,
which are cheap at SOC.
former price exc.
EMBROIDERED PARIS FICHUS
Special ofering' Of PARIS EMBROIDERED BA-
IISTE and NUNS YELLING ROBES. from SIC to
All Silk BLACK GRENADINES.
ANDERSON'S SYLPHIDES and ZEPHYRS.
NEW WHITE GOODS and ALL LINEN LAWNS.
LOU1SINES. sURAHS. RHADAMES. FOULARD
and SUMMER SILKS, and MORE FRANCHISE
In great variety. and at very lowest prices.
LYONS and browns Celebrated UMBRELLAS and
IA PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING.
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street
Established $40, 400
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EvESIN9 STAR
COUNTY CoURT-Judge SangSter opened the
April term OF the Alexandria county court at the
old courthouse this morning. The only public
business was the granting OF licenses There are
five ordinaries in the cOunty-one at each the
Chain bridge, the Aqueduct bridge, and the Long
bridge, and two Others at local centers.
FISH TROUBLES AGAlN.-The superintendent OF
police was notified this morning that ofa1 had
been left On the fish wharf since Saturday. He
viii inform the lessee that it will be his duty to
remove 1t unless 1t is taken away before it becomes
offensive. There are talks this morning OF war;
rants and conference.-the, and the lot of the DO
liceman at Ffshtown is not happy one.
COUNTY LAND.-The farm Of the late James Hill
ton t2 acresl, near 4-mile is the property
OF the county supervisors, having been given to
them by the state OF Virginia after its escheat,
Hilton having let no heirs nor will 1t will be
utilized for county purposes.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The funeral of Thomas II.
Taylor took place this afternoon from his late
home, on Fayette street. The hay-scales case OF
Flemming against the corporation or Alexandria,
which has been On the docket many months, will
be called up at the next term OF the corporation
court
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Aff.,v. 4. We. vv..n,n~,o..

FOUND DHAD IN BED.-ADOut half past nine
O'Clock last night cOlOred woman named Rachael
Brown, 90 years OF age, living at Z17 street w.,
was found dead In her bed by her son, Thomas
Lynn, living At $50 18th street.
THE CANAL BRIDGE, which fell down some days
ago, viii not be REBUILT as It Is only useful to the
anal company, which does not propose to build It,
but viii use the culvert above instead.
THE WALL on the canal In the rear OF the market
house needs looking after, as 1t presents some evil
dences OF giving away.
THE REV. J. J. G. WEBSTER, pastor OF Dunbarton
street church Is still improving, but It will be sev
eral weeks before he win b, able to occupy his
pulpit, which in the meantime the presiding elder
supplies with preachers Rev. Mr.. Van Arsdale
preached there yesterday mcrning and Dr.. Poul-
son, OF Alexandria, at night
HIGH TIDE-Apr1 g. II Is am. ~ pm.
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SPeer's Wine Endorsed by the Faculty
Of NeyN York.

y
Of Kew York.
We, the undersigned Committee OF Physicians
requested to examine into the merits, and report
upon the Wines of Alfred Speer, have given our
special attention to his Port Grape Wine, and do
report upon his Port Grape Wine made from the
lows: First-The Wine is strictly Pure. Second
II IS very acceptable in Flavor Thfrd-It is Palat-
First-We are all satisfied Of its purity, having
been through his Vineyards, and Warehouses and
cellars, during the Grape seasons, and seen the
secrets being made OF the means employed in the
cultivation OF the grape or the mode OF collecting,
expressing AMI terment,ng the juice.
second-Its flavor Is such as to render 1t accept
aDle 10 the most delicate StOmachs, being equal to
the best Imported Foreign Wines and we are all
to Invalds as an article well calculated for their
use where Wine is needed.
ALExs B. MOTT, NJ. D. 62 Madison avenue,
reo1es S. Bellevue Hospital Medical college.
E. II. JAMES, M. D., aoe W. AZ ST.,
c OF the Board Of Health, New York City:
Medical Superintendent, N. Y. Association for
the Sick poor.
City.
Ministers, Lawyers, Teachers,
and and o.herS whose OCCUPATION gives but little exer
liver ana bliiouSneSs. One is dose.
We Know Hop Bitters
are above and beyond all as nutritious tonic and
curative.
There is NO Worse Entertainment
Tor tOrmented man than the eXactiOnS OF morbid
nervous condition. The Overtaxed brain then gets
no rest from TRANQUIL sleep and needs the pacfy-
Ing influence Of Dr.. G. w. BenSOn'S Celery and
Chamomile Pills.
IThe Supremacy i'm Flavor Of Hub Punch
is fact generally admitted by connoisseurs.
Forty YearS Experience of nm Old Nurse.
MIS- WlnSlow'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
in the bowels and wird collie. By giving health
to the child 1t rests the mother Price Is cents
bottle. m,w,S
Does Your Head Ache9
LOdille's Specific cures the worst case in to 80
minutes. SO cents. At all drug stores.
That Husband Of Mine
Is three times the man he was before he began
using Wells Health Remover. 81. Druggists.
Depot, Stott & Cromwell.
tonic for the brain and generatve organs. 1t posi-
lively cures nervous debility, loss OF memory, and
all seminal and sexual weakness. All druggists,
81 bottle; six for S. Stott & Cromwell, 4S0 Pa
ave- NV.
"AIderney Dairy Waeons.'
Fresh Attorney Butter, churhed every morning
and delivered in 16-lb. "Nard" prints s0c. Der Id.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk anu sweet milk,
DC. per ct Cream. 15c. pint
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amuscnnents TO.night.

FoRD's OPERA HOusE.-Acme Opera company.
NATIONAL THEATER-Italan Opera.
CAPITAL THEATER-Variety entertainment.
ODD FELLOWS HAIL-World's Museum
WIIIARD's HALI--PrOf. Carpenter.
MASONIC HAI--Blue Anchor pound party.
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small Annoxnmces n Lie

are vanishing through scientific discovery. In his
Skin Cure, DR.. G. W. atenson OF Baltimore, Nd,
has created perfect remedy for letter, eruptiOns
and scur on the face or scalp. Every person using
it will have clear countenance.
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CITY ITEMS.

ssWalcome tho Coming.
speed the parting guest No hastily eItempofi1ed
punch can approach the renowned Hub Punch In
navor. Every wine cellar should be supplied with
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at the Norfolk Oyster Depot OF N. White Co., eo1
street northwest, CLANS, 81 ard and Soft Shell
Crabs. Terrapin and select Oysters-always on
hand. 2
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A CARD.-GeOrge Ryneal, tr, desires to convey
10 bis friends and TIE public generally his CRATE I'll
acknowledgment or tier many kind expressions
or sympathy He is buslly engaged repairing
damages caused By the late fire, and expects
shortly 20 have his place OF business more attrac-
tive than ever His store, AIS 9TH street, is now
open- and he Is ready and able 70 fill all orders
Promptly.
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EVERY HOCsEKEEPER shou1i avail Themselves OF
u. generous offer Oi Smith, Hanway & Co. See
advertise nlent in another column.
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THERE are thousands IN this city who can testify
10 the rnPritS OF Handlers "MelfiStQQn and "ArO-
mafic BitteTS' for the cure or summer complaints
among adults and children. They invgGrats and
strengthen the system Depot, 81 9TH street.
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gyyHE DEAF HEAR THROUGH THE TEETH. AND
IL the deaf and dumb hear and learn 10 speak by
hear al ordinary CcIycrsaton. Lectnrss concert 60.
perfectly: and the Deaf and Dumb hear ana are bang
taneht to understand spoken language for eAae ~
CHkS. Fl6cHEit. a. 3th Utxeet northwest d0
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MONEY SAVED Is NeNYY NADIA large assert
n, ut OF Rev and secondhand trunks very low
III, es can be seen st Hcfzogs, S 9Th, near Penn
sy1yanla avenue.
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r A FLEUR's ExcRETER.

The best Tonic known. and an infalible remedy for
rheumatism, Rheumatic Govt Stir Jointz Coughs,
Colds, Pulmonary Complaints, Consumption, Catarrh.
Dyspepsia, Asthma. bronchitis. Scrofna, Kidney Dis
Urinary Complaints and all diseases OF the Blood
and 6kin It win cure all Eruptons Of the Skin and
make il white and soft in short time. External ap
Bore Bunions. Scalds. &c. Send for c1rcnl.r. Hum
dreds Of home testimonials. For eae by al druG1ss-
LA FLEUR CO..
Depot 26e ". psatt strsst near SHARP Baltimore Nd.
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BLACK SATIS-IINED PARasoIs 81 g.. Dammann's
eos tn st NV.
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BY Hrs FRENCH Dry PROCESS A. Fischer cleans
EG.rs' evening dreS,, yelyets, Grape wells, gents
fuc clothes, etc. E.B.-Iis dyFin., OF black all
wool ladies' and gents garments is unS urpaSSed
A Fischer. 9e6 q street northwest.
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Arriving Daily

Secure Ease and Comfort
by using German Corn Remover. Sure cure for
corns. &c. Druggists.
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COLLINS ASTERS,
ONE COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER
COSTING Is CENTS,
Will instantly relieve Pain, Weakness and Infamma-
ton of tie Lungs. Liver, Kidneys. and Urinary Or
gans, rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Sciatica.
$50 SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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A STONISHING WONDERFUL
IA DID YOU EVER?
These are some Of the ordinations Of the many
pleased purchasers at the MISFIT STORE corner 10th
and streets. and the following accounts for them:
Suits for s.. worth $40. at the
Suits for g. worth $l3 at the
Suits for 50. worth ST. at the
Suits for $40, worth 49, at the
Suits for 81. worth SO, at the
Suits for SIS, worth $29 at the .'1''
,.,. MIsFIT STORE.
MIsFIT STORE
msFIT STORE.
s' % nne htoaa''0'h H xGsfh f sf 4 ihs
..,. MIsFIT STORE.
sp'enna fAn's '0s - worth 4 ai s rs STORE.
Fine Pants for s.. So worth s., ft the
Custom-ms Pants for a. worth $40, at the
Custom made Pants, Sc. worth SO, at the
Fine Spring Overcoats 50. worth SIS at the
Fine Spring overcoats $40. worth $40, at the
Fine Spring Overcoats for $40, worth sea. at the
Odd Vests. all colors 75c., worth 81 SO, at the
Fine All wool Vests. 81. worth 81, at the
Fine Black Vests. g. so. worth s, at the
Come and be convinced of our astonishine low ntces
for the very best made finished and stylish ssrments.
No goods misrepresented.
No trouble to show goods, at the
MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
Open till Pm; Saturday IL pm. a22
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PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
500 New Psrasole, from 62kc. to So.
20 Pieces Scotch Zephyr Ginghams CSC.
80 Pieces Domestic Ginghams, Sc. to 15c.
30 Pieces 45-inch all-wool Dress Goods SOC.
10 Pieces 45-inch De Beiges, Soc. =
so Doz. Good An-lnen Towels, 75c.
full stock Cassimeres for Men and Boys.
A full line of Underwear
ALI numbers Boston Comfort Correte.
Fruit Of the Loom and Lonsdale 1Oc.
Our prices are the lowest.
GEO. ] JOHNSON,
a22 713 MARKET SPACE
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Morris FRENCH PowpERs-sure cure. See medi-
Cal adv.
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JUNO CiRDs-Oh. am Il dadGie, without eye
lets 9Th street wing, Center market c. T.
Creahen.
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PALA1s ROYAL.
STRANGE, BUT TRUE.
Nevertheless. we do it. We will devote this week to
another one Of those popular ONE PRICE SALES; the
same to take place in our
OsIERY
Department The above viii be divided into Five
Grand Lots.
LOT NO. ], CONTAINING
924 DOZEN OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
Fancy Striped Hose tspring importation worth at the
lowest 4Oc. will be sold for
IS CENTS PER PAIR.
LOT NO 2. CONTAINING
12e DOZEN LADIES' AND CH1LDRENs
Fancy Striped Full Regular. worth &c.. at
IS CENTS PER PAIR, OR
THREE PAIR FOR s1.oo.
LOTN 8. CONTAINING
1913 DOZEN PALAIs ROYAL STRIPED HOSE
(something new) worth at the lowest calculation &C.,
win be sold for
As CENTS PER PAIR.
LOT NO. 4, CONTAINING
lot Of Isle THREAD. Silk Finish. In Opera and
Dark Shades, worth .26, can be bought for
ono week at
os CENTS PER PAIR.
LOT NO. s. CONTAINING
Isle THREAD. Silk Finished Hose Ribbed),
worth e. rs. win be slaughtered for half their value &
e1.25 PER PAIR.
O q B L A d I E s. UNDER w e A R
sale Of last week having been such grand success the
same win be continued until further notice.
PALAIs ROYAL.
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Special Weather BuIIetin.

TOMORROW TO BE A PAIR DAY.
The 6hief signal officer OF the army furnishes
IRE foilowinG speciai oullntin to the pTeSs:-
Tine Barometer r. lowest in Colorado and highest
In The upper IKE region. Eg5t rsin has fallen
since last report on the E0Ets Carolina coast; east
or the hSSSs mi river gen.r-iIy fair wenther pre-
vrIlS, with northeast u northwest winds. The
temperature his fallen from lo u $50 In tde south
Atlantic st teS nj frOn 80 u % in Tennessee and
III. Ohio valley: in the ether districts east o. the
Mississippi river IL has remained nearly Sta
U0Tesry, ThP following t'mpeF1turcS were re-
ported yt-taray afte IN ooG Nor Ok, 49, Charles
Ton. 5go: savannah, So; Jacksonville, SO; GlI-
weston, 80; SIN Antonio, So; Los Angeles, GO
air weather i tnGicatal ioc NV EHsi mi, the
Eif.fle and south Atlantic st tics durn, Tuesday.
WALL PAPERs.-Rchard Henderson, No. 4G3 oh
street northwest, uJder Lincoln Hall, has Just IT,
Ie.Fcd a fiIe fnc Of E8Gi1 h VIII paper; direct
lit iD tlttn, superior quality and very Moderate
pf1TeS. Also large stock or Wen S@lectesi goods
frUn the best American mar utaCtOr1 =. These
are the first wall papers ever imported To this Dis
tr.CL
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REMEMBER. this week only, zaphyrs, 8 cents per
o. Shetland wool and ftSS, ceutS per o. u few
more Swiss cape at % cents; SpiniSh lace, Is
cents per yard. Mrs. Max Weyl, agL, 7i2 7th ST
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FISH MARKBT.-Soid by X. A. Golden agent:
400 shad from sl4 u SIS per hundred: is1 eco her
mig from So 20 - per ihor5aai so bs.n.,les rock
md perth from % TO s5e. per bunch
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Hot SPRING PEBBLES set In gold, filled bracelets,
Chains ocketS md charms from 81 to SO. Prigg'S
1ewelTy StCre, 457 Pennsylvania avenue.
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GEORGETOWN ADV'TS.

GEORGE E. MOVES,
~ COLUMBIA FOUNDRY,
1850 30th street, Manufactures Steam Engines Boil
ers, Shaftng. Puleys and Mill work; Architectural
Iron Work; also repairs Agricultural Machinery.
fyS-6m
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Several notable dinner parties occurred Saturday
evening. 1t that given BY Senator Fair the Presi-
dent, the Acting Vice President, Justice and Mrs.
Field. Secretary and MrsL Teller, Secretary and
Mrs. Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs John Davis, Miss Ere
lnghuyscn. Postmaster General Howe, Senator
resentstive and the Misses Crowley were all pres
emf. It WAS very elaborate entertainment
Reprpse NATIVE Robson entertained the follow
ing gentlemen at an elegant dinner party on Sat
urtiay evening: Ex-Asststant Secretary OF State
Cadwalad r, To whom the dinner was given. and
Representatives Carlisle, Black burn, Calkins RAN
ney, and McCook, Justice Bradley and two gentle
men from New YORK.
The Attornny General and Mrs Brewster and
senators Hill. OF Colorado, and Mcpherson and
their wives were among the d nnar guests enter
timed by Commissioner and Mrs. Loring Saturday
evening.
The donation party to be given this evening at
NJ sonic Temple for the b'n fit OF the Mississippi
hoot Sufferers, by the lidies OF the Blue Anchor
Relief Associa ton VIII doubtless be attended by
choice company. ThCs, who 60 after the opera
can not only obtain IN ex client supper 1T a mod
crate price, but will witness the Fan Dril by the
seine COMP my which has already given 1t SO sue
c:sSful!y mere
II is singular how frequently local papers care
leasly refer - Postmaster General Howe's wife as
II she were still wing. She died at the residence
OF ler d lighter Mrs. Totten, on street, last sum-
meT. Her husband was forced to hasten his de-
parure frnm Paris where he was as one OF our
comm ssi0ners to the Monetery Conference, before
his colleagues left there, account OF her critical
illness During one OF her visits to Japan,
" btEt DeI Du5uinu WIS h1ni- Ter DetOTG lie CAME
here, tie Baroness de Strive made a collection OF
a thousand tea pots, which she has presented to q
Museum in Russia. Madame de strive is most
cultivated lady, and speaks OF being well pleased
with what she has seen OF washington and its
soei9 ty.--Mrs Br0dhead who has been spending
the winter here, went to Richmond last week with
her guests, Miss Ludlow and Miss Harper. They
will return this week, and Mrs. BrOdhead will re-
main here through May.-The wife and daughter
OF Senator Camden have left the city for the sea-
son.-senator Kelloyg's wife has returned from
New YOrk.-MrS Robson IS still absent
Senator Harrisons daughter is at West Point Wis
ning Mrs. Bergiand, who is pleasantly remem-
Mrs. Hayes at the White House. Sac Is related to
MIS- Harrison as we'll as to Mrs Hayes.-Justice
remain here until the Supreme Couct adtourns,
early In May.
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RUSH for parasols at Young's, 7a6 9TH street

CARDS, 30 new sets, SC. each, 1t ses Pa. ave- east
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r AIDES HOSIERY BARGAINS UPTOWN.

T AIDES HOSIERY BARGAINS UPTOWN.
100 dozen OH Boiled, Pencil Stripe Extra Long, Extra
Fine LADIES HOSE in Cardinal. Navy.
Seal, Plum and Black Stripes,
at only 25 cents per
pair.
100 Ladies' BALBRIGaAN HOSE, Extra supernns,
Extra Long, Full Regular Made, with
Narrowed Seams, at only
Is cents Der
Also Most Attractive Uptown Spring Bargains In
Vhite Goods. Linens. Domestic Goods,
Ladies and Gents Fine Furnish
ings, Notions, &c.
COCHRANE & CO.,
a23 OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK.
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REMEMBER, samstlg's prizes are hard to beat
Ice Cream ami Charlotte Russo

Go TO YopsG's. Young's, Young's, 7ss 7th st
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24-ISCH TwuLED Sun UMBRELLAS $L69. DAM
mann's, SEQ 7th st. NV.
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BLACK SArIN-IISED, Spanish lace trimmed para
e0ls 50 Is. DamInanns SOS eth St NV.
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ROBERT BUTLER, colOTed, WIS cut In the deShy
part OF his tnigl yesterday by his Wife, Ellen, at
tempting TO get small pocket knife out OF his
hand,
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For sALE-Upright grand pilno,slso 1923 10th st.
HON. r. T. MERRICK viii lecture before the law
school % Georgetown University tomorrow even
ing at 6 80
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Thar Eurred Tongue

bad tasting mouth and miserable feeling, says yo'
need Hop B1tters
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LOCAL MENTION.


OFFICE OF THE CBIET SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON DC. April q is>s2. 9 81 an.
For New Engiani and the middle Atlantic states,
fair weather, nOrthery winds, higher barome ter,
Stationary or higher temperature
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New STAMPING PATTERNS In outline work. Mrs
Max Weyl agt, 1l2 9TH street
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''Oh Mother Hubbard
Lived in a cupboard"
THE MOTHER HUBBARD
KILT SUITS
FOR LITTLE BOYS.
THE NEWEST STYLE OUT.
We have opened very attractive line Of them.
A. sAKs l. CO.,
a22 31e and 318 SEVENTH STREET
THE GREAT RUSH FOR BARGAINS
NEW YORK SALE Of 6Ft GEoTH fHSioN AND
oST %o ARGT Is !? 81 M .5a IS SEE
Fine cq s;sa Made us at neasy bali sce
S. under the regular price ery C aa1s
sp il &d So 8 s and ssl.
imported Prince Albert Coats and Vests, worths4V.
We will sell them for SIS, Coat and Vest.
Fine Imported Coat and Vest. So $40 to $18.
Mems Working Suits, S, Sc, 81, IS and $40.
Mems WOrAing PANT 75c. to -.
Chlldren's Suits, 81. so to IS.
Mems all wool fine Suits $40 to SIS.
Call on us for everything in
cHILDRENs. BOYS AND MEMS CLOTHING.
Remember Special Bargains are the order Of the
day at the great sale Of
BOSTON AND NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE,,
723 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
Look for the Red Signs and the Great Sale Of Clothing
J. H. SMITH,
Formerly Of Oak Hall, Manager Of the Great Sale of
Clothing. 400
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MRS j. p. PALMER, No. 1107 street, Is now
making preparati ons for her usual summer OPEN
Ing OF millinery, which will take place on WetneS-
day next, April 2sth. She has secured, through
her buyers in Paris, all the novelties intended to
De worn for the summer season tits Mrs Palmer'S
intention To bring out on this occasion an ent rely
new stock OF the most desirable goods. which will
comprise all that even the most fastidiOus may
desire LaGfeS or this city and vicinity are re.
specially invited to attend. No cards
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sAIderney Dairy Wa90ns.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered In }S-lb "Nard" prints, s0c. per Id
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
&C. per Qt Cream. 15c. pint
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ministers, Lawyers Teachers,
ana Others whose occupation gives but little exer-
c1se should use Carriers Little Liver Pills for torpid
liver and biliouSneSs. One is dose.
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There is NO Worse Enthrallment
Tor tOrmented man than the eXactiOnS OF a morbid
nervous condition. The OvertaXed brain then gets
no rest from tranquil sleep and needs the pacify-
Ing influence OF Dr.. G. W. Benson'S Celery and
Chamomile Pills
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Justice to Japan.

WASHINGTON, May Pin the Sen
ate the consideration of the Japanese
indemnity Fund bill was resumed.
Saunders, of Nebraska, moved an
amendment to pay George S. Fisher,
Consul at Kanazawa, $4,000 for
losses in consequence Of forcible ejec-
ton from his residence and destruc-
ton Of property.
Jones, of Florida, offered an
amendment, providing that before
any payment Of money shall be au-
thorized by the bill, the President
shall communicate to the govern
ments Of Great Britain, France and
the Netherlands, the action Of this
Government, and request their CO.
operation in making full retribution
to Japan.
Without action on the bill or
amendments, the Senate adjourned
till Monday.