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Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
To-Day s Programme

To-day At IL A. n there will be 2 grand bi-
cyca snd tricycle. exhibition a. the park.
This will sttrac. ss much interest a. 3 race.
IS there is mucn interest being lusnilsst
Tae races, toe programme oi which is
given elsewhere, viii begin at ihe usual hour
-lP
The pavilion viii open 81 10 A. NJ and in
the afternoon the inmates Of one IL the or
phsn institutions viii be visitors there
KECEIPTs YESTERDAY.
The receipts st the Park yesterday were
Sl,SI5 -, against Sl.75j q foS the second
day last year, making g. excess Of SO so in
favor o. this year. Toe Pavilion receipts
yesterday were sen s.. while lsst year they
were but SS4l 81. shoSing 60 increase Of
SO 20. The total receipts l'r the fair yes-
terday are Si59 20 Ia e10sss Of tne same day
year ago.
The music programme tor this evening, Co
be rendered by he First ArsillsIy band. il as
follows March, " Eureka overture, Eie-
gsute;" waltz, "Gsorsis polka, Pa
tisoce eornet solo. "Cheyalisr;n - rasrcb.
" First Regiments; waltz. First Love -
galiop. Wave :" Hone, Sweet Hsme
with coruet, clsIiones snd piccolo yaiissious
by o. a. Nesle
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
THE STATE PAIR.
sEcozD DAY OF TIE AGRICULTURAL
soCIgTY's ExPosIueS.
he Opening Address by President Fin
gaR-A Preservation -rhe Races
go-Day's Programme

Yesterd1g was the ssesni day Of ths S.ase
Far. and everything is now vel under way
and shows thas this vii nos be sze=l'ed by
auy previous EXPOSITION by tee Soeisty.
Everything vorAsi smoothly yesterday. 5osh
a. the park and Toe pavilion. Tas crowd
O. visitors to the city increased vastly yes
@erGs--
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20 - Il ~ -.

John kelley, Esq. Sheriff. es Glssrs
eenrtyi y. ", sag that far years b. La3
pesn 8 e3nstaut sufferer from rnsuaatisrl ef
- sHse. eul eaufd not slefp be abplisi
s.. Jseobs Oh, and that nigns Be slept az
pzaesiHlly aa an infaut. Il cgFed hiul.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
ro.pAY,s RAcrs

,. ", Deaathan names Z. &. Allen Ros
r. J. Williams names D. Bay FrsDh.
Z. Fsrrel. names b. a Barney q .......
Tssa. pos -ss9s r-ofE asasa
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12

AeEicelruesI PAsK Go,Rsz szerazatusa. sepiem.
beF II. lss3- 1Foisirx. 80 el-zs Farsa si,oc (;
miie hsAts, 3in S.
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WINDSOR COLLEGE RESORT. SHADE, NOUN
r;.ys,tain s, srTings Esths. Horses. Hunting. IA
tano,s 1918 Penn. Ave-. or address A. NJ. ls,hEl
JELLY, New Windsor, Md. myl5-3m
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ACTION OF TIE COLUMBIA BOAT Ct

ACTION OF TIE C0LUNDIA BOAT CLUh
At q special meeting OF the Columbia boat
club Saturday evening a COMMITTEES, consisting OF
President Coon, Messrs c. j. Kintner, W. Scott
Smith, H C. Towers. w. Il. Gibson, A. T. Brice
and 8. W. Stinemetz, was appointed to make ar
rangements for holding an open regatta on the
the week following the National at Newark.
Handsome prizes will be offered and The EVEN
ING STAR cup, now held by the CoIumbfas, Will be
awarded TO the winners OF the four-oared shell
race The other clubs will be invited to cooperate
with the CoiumbiaS in giving such regatta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-28

The Price 81 Gas ia West Washingsoa.
To the Editor of THE EVENING BrAn:
Have the people who live west of Rock creek no
rights that the District Commissioners and the
gas company are bound to respect? read In THE
STAR that the price OF gas In Washington Is to be
reduced 70 t1.s per thousand feet, but nothing 10
said OF any arrangement with the Georgetown
company, who collect from the people 81 50 per
thousand feet Why this unjust discrimination?
Some OF the gas consumers, TO be sure, are not 50
certain, from past experience, that reduction In
the price will result In q reduction in the bills
rendered, but the ma jority would like to give the
gas men q chance to 90 THIS FAIR THING.
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JURORS PLAN FOR DOING AWAY WITH THE
Laws DELAYs..-The following was written by one
or the Jurors OF The present {May) term or the
circuit Court. now being held by Justice MacAr-
thur, and was left On h s desk 1t shows that
some OF the jurors do not Ike the duty to which
they have been CALLED: 1--WE. the undersigned,
respectfully represent that it would be a vast
Improvement on the present arrangement OF bu51-
ness before the honorable court If The court would
meet at 30 pm, and remain in session until $50
pm, and that each case be limited in L to five
minutes on each 81 lie; no lawyer to talk than
one minute, AM only one on each side to Spe TX;
that the plaintiff and defendant shall be the only
witnesses In each case; and 10 make the decision
equitable In ali cases the side that can swear
hardest shall always gain the suit. To secure a
speedy decision by the jury, they shall receive the
following fees Ito be paid by the successful party
In the sut3 For veriict in one minute, the sum
OF ten dollars; for verdict in two mlruteS, tive
dollars; for verdict in three minutes two dollars;
tor verdict In five minutes I'm time to lake their
seats In the next CASEY. one DOLLAR and If the jury
fall to ind verdict in six minutes thea every jury
man Shall be fined two dollars, the sum thus
obtained to be dviied between The other panel"
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SPECIAL EXCURSIONS to Luray Caverns. Every
Wednesday by B. AMI O., commencing June Is.

-ASUNDAY SCHOOL MASS MEETING--A Presbyterian
missionary III ass meeting was Ii yes; erd,y after
noon at the FIRST Presbyterian church, AZ street.
which was attended by the following schools at
tached to the Presbyterian churches OF toe D.s-
tTl,t: Metropolitan. 4th, ASS mby, 9th street.
Westminster, 18th street. New York avenue and
Or: Sunderland presided. an Dr.. G. F. Johnston
led the singing. Addresses were made by Rev.
DE- PltZer and Rev. Geo .. Little. A SOLO was
sung by Miss Alice Williams. and d recitation was
given by Miss Maggie Wolhaupter. The m NIB rs
OF the METROPOLITAN gave missionary exercise.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusemenss.& &c, Tonight.

NATIONAL THEATER--'.DLvidG arrick and "Nr
ana Mis- Peter White, )" By the Barrett Dramatic
Club.
THEATER COAIQUE.-"Pink DOminOeS" and yarie-
ties.
DINE notwithstanding performance and
euriostieS.
DRIVERS GaRDEN.-VarietieS.
ABNER'S GARDEN.-COncert
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liz SrocK AND DAnr RECEIVING.

n. R.-THE BEsT is THE CHEAPEST. my.
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FIFTY MINUTES to Baltimore on the B. and O.

RACE BETWEEN A SWIMMER AND TUB NAyrGA-
ToR.-A novel race took place yesterday on the
Potomac. The contestants were Prof. Odlurn. III
rubber suit. and j. p D0nahue, o. u lvenport,
Iowa, IN tub. The course Was from HOltZm ms
barge to Cumberland'S bOathou>e,a mile and half
Do1ahue took the lead and uaintaine it until off
the Columbia boat house, vneG Odlum pas SCI him
and won the race in thirty minutes DOnahue COM
Ing In 90 minutes later, making the best 1uO time
ON recOrl-one mile and half In thirJy-three and
one-half minutes
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REDUCTIONS IN CHorcr Goops.
". N. SINISTER & SONS

W. n. SINISTER & SONS
HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES oFaGRF.r
MANY DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS. ow.
ING TO THE GOLD SPRING MANY CHOICE
GOODS REMAIN UNSoLp, AND THtIR
STOCK Is STILL VERY LARGE RATHER
THAN CARRY THEM THEY OFFER EXTRA
GOOD BARGAINS. AND BUYERS CAN
HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY OF BUYING
NEW AND ELEGANT MATERIALS AT
VERY LOW PRICES.
FANCY WOOL sUITINGs AT MARKED DOWN
PRICES.
GREAT BARGAINS IN PURE LINEN LAwys.
QUALITY 1. USUALLY SOLD AT 4sc., NOW 2sc
QUALlTY2 USUALLY SOLD AT 37So. NOW 200.
QUALITY 8. USUALLY SOLD AT SOC, NOW Isc
THESE BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE GOODS
ARE The GREATEST BARGAINS WE HAVE EVER
SEEN.
$50 DoZ. CoLoRED BoRDERED REM STITCHED
HANDRERCHIEFS. AT 12Jsc. A PIECE. FORMER
PRICE Csc.
.'PLUMETTEs." WHICH ARE HALF WOOL
GRENADINES. WHITE GROUNDS. WITH SMALL,
CoL0RED FIGURES. DO NOT TUMBLE OR
CRUSH. AND ARE FAR SUPERIOR To ANY
THING OF THE KIND WE HAVE EVER OFFERED,
AT l2Hc., WHICH PRICE Is ASKED Fob THE
CoMMoNEsT OF COTTON GOODS.
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN FANCY SILKS. BRO
CADED SILKS ALL SILK MARKED DOWN TO
15c THESE GOODS WOULD BE CHEAP ATsl.
WE STILL HAVE THE BEST AND CHOICEST
STOCK OF FRENCH sATEENs IN THE CITY.
$50 STYLES. WITH PLAIN COLoRS TO MATCH, TO
SELECT FROM.
PARTIES FITTING OUT FOR THE sEAsHoRB
OR MOUNTAINS WILL FIND RARE ATTRACTIONS
AT
". NJ SINISTER SONS.
n. B.-THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST. mxas
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The FINEST VAPoR STOVE is the quick meal, the
only one In the market with lever attachment.
ReirigeratOrs and coolers GartreIrs, No. SIS 9TH
Street northwest
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r. x R A
BARGAINS TO BE OFFERED IN THE
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.

'oo'ts nave Ocen at5t7 purchased at Auction at
Low Figures and viii be quickly disposed of.
TABLE DAMASK. j..
6O-inch wide Unb.eachei German TABLE DAMasK at
the astonishing low price OF 38c.
An Extra Good Quality at only 4sc.
So inch wide Turkey led Table Damask a sr,endid
quality. at soc.
Extra Wide. aud Extra Good Bargain at 7oc worth
81.
NAPKINS.
Lot Of TEA NAPKINS at only 25c
Glass Cloth Napkins at 42c.
Turkey Red Napkins ut Coo.
TOWELS.
We have received some Good BARGAINS in TOWELS
and VIII give the best value at l2H. 20 and 25c.
PLAIN AND PLAID NAINsooKs
i Lot OF Plain and Plaid NAINSOOKS which we will
sell at the Low Figure Of 10c. Q yard
INDIA LINEN. DOTTED SWISS AND MULLS.
Some Good Bargains will be offered in these Goods
~ d we would advise Customers to prics them be.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
BED QUILTS.
Lot Of Single BED CROCHET QUILTS, only $50.
IN Crotcnet Quilts At S0c.. 81. IL. Sl.2J.
12k ut 81. ~. $1.65: Good BARGAINS.
Marseiles Quilts u 81 - 81. 20 s2.75. s. $780,
LINEN LAP ROBES.
Good Bargains for 75c. 81, 81. 80 to 8.
Lot Of Laces ct sc. / Lot Of Lsces at &C.
Both Big Bargains and worth more than double At
BAUA'S,
my2s tls Urn STREET
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Sun D1A1 Gas Srovrs.
CLEANLINESS. COMFORT. CONVENIENCE.
GUARANTEED TO SAVE HALF THE COST AND
ALL THE LABOR OF COAL OR WOOD FIRES, AMI
j o BETTER COOKING THAN ANY STOVE IN THE
MARKET, OR MONEY r. FUNDED. GALL COR
SEND CARD FOR BOOK OF CITY REFERENCES,
AND SEE STOVES IN OPERATION.
AGENT, r. G. CAMPBELL, PLUMBER, &C,
my26-ITn, 4p SIT 10TH STREET MORT INVEST.
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Roman Lace Pins, Earrings and Chains, a
Prggs.
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INDIA LINEN. Pras1Ax LAWN,
FIGURED SWISS. NULL MUSLIN,
BISHOP AND VICTORIA LAWNS.
SILK and WOOL DRESS GOODS Is cents.
All WOOL DRESS GOODS IS cents.
All Wool. LACE BUN ING, IS cents
LUPIN'S 64 LACE BUNTI &. ali wool so ca;,ts.
All WOOL. UN'S V Hing; Is cents.
All WOOL CASHMERES, 81 cants 50 cents.
Best MADRAS GINGHAM cents.
SUI H SILKS. al colo f. 81 cents.
LACE GRENADINES. new patterns, 75c.. 81,
INDIA LINEN, IL, Is, 1S, 20 certs.
UNION LINEN LAWNS. new patterns 8 cents
Yard Wide ORG ANDY LAWNS, Tx cents.
SIX ROCADES. rs cents.
BLACK and 90 ED DRESS SUIT :, 81.
ALBAIRO CT OTIS NUNS V. LING. FOULCS
COACHING PARASOI.S, all colors "a. so.
SATIN PARASOIS, 81. so.
SIX PAkASOI.S. s.. 25. 81. 80. 81 rs. So.
Line for Boys suits, ID cents.
SpRiNG CT III for Boys Suits. 25 cents.
SA1!NES. Plain and Figured to match.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, all widths, 81 cents up.
C. NJ. WsON,
1886 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE South side, near 7th.
n1y26
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The WEEKLY STAR, a large double paper OF Fifty
tN columns, viii be sent postpaid for dollar
gear. Vfy It
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Jusr RECEIVED.
A full line Of NEW INGRAINS
Alarge lot Of MATING. Cheap.
Another invoice Of ALASKA REFRIGERATORS.
the BEST and CHEAPEST in the Market.
Examine our stock before buying
CARPETS CLEANED AT LOWEST PRICES.
SINGLETON & HOEKE,
my26 S01 MARKET SPACm.
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No CHANGE OF CARS Washington to Luray on B.
an o. Special every Wednesday commencing
June 13) excursion to Luray.
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COLLINS yOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLAsTERS

For the relief and prevention, the instant applied
Of l. heunat1sm, Neuralgia, sciatica, Coughs Colds
Weak BscK, ; onach and Bowels Shooting Paina
Numbness, Hysteria. Female Pans. Palpitation Dys-
pepsis. Liver Complaint Bilious Fever Malaria and
Fpidemics use COLLINS FLAS Frs Gan Electric
Battery combined with Porous Piaster) and laugh at
pam. &c. everywhere. my24
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No CHANGE OF CARS Washington to Luray on B.
9nd o. Special every Wednesday commencing
June 49, excursion to Luray.
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THE B. p. DOUBLE TRACK COHPLETBD.-Yester-
day the frogs connecting tbs tracks OF the B & p.
H. X. at wilson's g miles out and Od'ntOn GA
miles ouO were removed, and there is now q con-
tlnuoui double track from this city to fillmore.
WIN the +. w & B. r. X. there is a solid double
GUIDED putting down the track on the enlarged
Or ge over the Big PatuX@nt, which, Is a fine iron
structure OF two spans each $50 feet In length,
and removing about half mile OF track near
Rogers Harbor branch South or Cd nJon) TO
new bed, tni making the connection with the new
track at that point In all there Were about 200
men engaFed. the work requiring but few hours.
Mr.. X. II. Nicholas had the supervision OF the
WORK. Mr.. Ii. +. II ppey, OF the sngnerrS' dapac t.
menf. and SOM OF his assistants. about hatf-past
IL O'Clock passed over the new IiHe. The train due
here at $40, with Capt. Armacost In charge. was
the first regular train using the new track
throughout
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SILK JERSEY GLOVES, new shades, 75c.
Silk MitS, newest shades, Soc.
A. DAMMANN, Agent, SOC 18th street.
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AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT was made by thieves
saturday night TO enter the dwelling OF Mr.. J. II.
Shannon, on Nichols avenue, in the county, by the
cutting of shutter OF the back building.
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Dammann.s Special Bargains.
SO6 9TH street northwest

Bargain Sale Of Ladies' Underwear,
Lot !, Chem1ses. Drawers, Skirts and Night
gowns reduced to &c.. lot E. comprising same arti-
cles nnest quality reduced from 81 to 75c differ
ent styles OF Corsets reduced to 73c our Sc so bone
are e woven corset, 81: chidrens short dresses
up; LADIES' and gents Gauze Undershirts CSC,
Fancy souvenirs to purchasers,
A. DAMMANN'S, Agt. 806 9TH street.
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ROUND TRIP FARE on b. and o. every Wednes-
oay commencing June 10y excursion 70 Luray only
t3.5O, and reserved seat Tor every passenger.
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Do You Kxow II

Do You Kxow Ir
THAT THERE Is IN THIS CITY CLOTHING
HOUSE THAT INSTRUCT THEIR STATESMEN
To say that some of its Clothing is mot all WOOL
mot fast color" The true inwardness this is that
house give a LEGAL GUARANTEE with every sale
warranting everything to be r,presented and the
firm furnish this reliable information the statesmen
may not make mistakes. After reading copy Of our
guarantee. and find that Goods are returnable for
exchange return Of money in full perhaps you will
conclude to make selection. It's perfectly safe to
do 50.
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THE STEAMER W. w. COECoRAN Will make two
trips decoratlOn day. Passes suspended See adj
vertiSement.
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ROUND TRIP FARE on b. and O. every Wednes-
DAY commencing June 13) excursion o Luray only
$50, and reserved seat for every passenger
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LURAY CAvK--Be sure and 60 10 Luray on dec
Grafton day. Tran leaves 9th street depot at 6
q. 10. Helphenstine Free, managers.
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SPECIAL every Wednesday excursion {commenc-
ing June 13) 10 Luray by the Is. and o. Leave AS
am. return p. m. Four hours at the cave.
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RESERVED SEATS for all on B. and o. every We'd
nesday commencing June l3) excursions to Luray
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(,ATARRH.
sANFoR p's RADICAL CURE.

Head Colds, Wafery Discharges from the Nose and
Eyes Ringing Noises in the Head. Nervous Headache
and Fever instantly relieved.
Choking mucus dislodged membrane c,eansed and
heaei breath sweetened. smell, TASTE and hearing
stored, and aavages checked.
Cough Bronchitis, Droppings into the Throat Pains
in the CHI ST. Dysrepsia, Wasting OF Strength and
Flesh Loss of Sleep, etc. cured.
One bottle Radical Cure, box Catarrhal Solvent
and one Dr. Sanfords Inhaler, in package. Of al
druggists. for 81 ASK for SANFoRD,s RADICAL CURE,
pure dstillaton Of Witch Hazel. Am. Pine. Ca Fir,
MsriTo'd Glover Blossoms, etc. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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ROUND TRIP FARE on B. ana O. every Wednes-
day commencing june 13) excursion To Luray only
$3.50, and reserved seat for every passenger.
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THE ONLY TRAIN to Luray cave Wednesday dec
Grafton day. leavr S 9th street depot at d. NJ
HeiphenStlne Free, managers.
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SPECIAL every "Wednesday commencing June 10y
excursion TO Luray by the b. and o. Leave $40 a.
~ /; return p. IN. -Four hours al the cave
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SPECIAL every Wednesday excursion (comnonc-
Ing June lS) to Luray by the b. and O. Leave As
am return pm. Four hours at the cave
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liz SrocK AND DAnr Rrcrrvrsa.
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
4o-rNcH BAT1srE IN NOVEL prsrGSs ,,.
KGCHLIN's FRENCH LAWN IN PLAIN AND
FANCY, Csc.
FINE A,LLINEN PRINTED LAWNS, CHOICE
PATTERNS, Csc.
SCOTCH BINGHAM, AN ELEGANT AssoRT-
MENT, 25c.
ALL-wooL DEBEGE. GOOD coIoRs, 2se.
ROBES IN NUNS YELLING, ALBATRosS AND
PONGEE.
INDIA LINEN. PERSIAN LAWN
BATISTE DE ALSACE. LINEN LAWN.
INDIA MULLS. FRENCH NAINSOOK
JONES CAMBRIA. CREAM DIES INDESS
ORGANDY LAWNS. CORDED PIQUEs
CHECK NAINSOOkS. WHITE AND COLD TARLR-
TAME,
NERVE LAWNS. STRIPED vIcToRIAs.
S. L. HEMPSTONE,
my22 S03 PENNSYLVANIA AyENUE
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CITY ITEMS.


at R 0oldachmids e12 7th st NV; straw folding
for lo.. \ pit TIN cups for ioc, WSits porcelain
eee CHINA GSs pssss @
cru se1e T Grsss n9'. e. bottle Large
buckets &C., colored glass cake plates iOc.. ice
cream saucers to match &C.; berry diShes Ice.
S. a: S g
sers knives with white bone handles for 9oc., fun
nickel plated large scissors 1oc pair. gal water
table for
sssa H C., decorated Bohemian glass vases
large covered butter dishes ioc. coiored r,sss
wisS sngravsd gooiets Soc. dust pans e. ic.
table mats &c., picnic cups &C. also Immense bar
Salns IN a GapE cssge IL per cent discount
and 10 per cent On travelling trunks
M. Augens,ein,
s1 h sssss the
Isl 1as ie - meat dsass: dos fnIsss and
I0c sgt covered buckets, &C. /: 4-qt. lac. cot,
&c sS d. teaspoons. loc.; u doz tablespoons.
@a,oca Dae. glasses Sc aOs
1zc; 10 per cent discount on baby caTriaPes, and
TRUNKS OF best manufacturers; shopping satchels,
z, ~ and 12c piece.
When Your Wife's Health q. had,
when yo1r children esickly, when you feel worn
OUT, use Browns Iron BtterR
Sc, WoLFEsvILLE, n. CDR l. c. Mclaughlin says:
feel like new man."
ELKToN. KY.--Dt E. B. weathers says: ~ re-
garo kroWns Iron Bitters as medicine OF un-
usual worth"
Dammanm.s Special Barxains.
SOC 9TH street northwest
Bargain Sale OF Ladies' Underwear.
od LOT !. Chemises; Drawers, Skirts and Night
cles finest quality reduced from 81 to 75c; ifrer-
ent styles OF Corsets reduced to 7c our Sc so bone
at 49, So 75c, ST. Infants slips and Robes from soc
up; ladies' and gents Gauze Undershirts, a5c.
Fancy Souvenirs to purchasers.
A. DAMMANN's, Agt, 800 9TH street.
Noah Walker Il Co..
at 625 Pennsylvania avenue, have surpassed all
aoIner enorts this season In manufacturing and
selecting their spring stock OF Young Mems
Clothing. Result: great Increase over their
iormeriy immense business. Seeing is convincing.
Call and examine s.
Ten Dollar Suits
and five dollar pantaloons. Large variety
GEO. c. aENNING,
410 9TH street.
Roman Lace Pins, Earrings and Chains, at
Pr!gg's.
HOwe's Business School, b17 7th street.
Clothing
TOR the large, small, TALL Short fat or lean man. in
the most superb styles, at prices which suit the
purse OF all. Come and see us and be convinced.
NOAH WALKER & Co., 625 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
LundbOrg's Rhenish Cologne.
On Thirty Days Trial.
. The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to
young or old) who are afflicted with nervous
DEBILITY, lost vitality and kindred troubles guar
antee1ng speedy and complete restoration Of health
ana manly vigor. Address as above. N.B.-No
FISK Is incurred. as thirty days trial is al
1o"eo' W,Sm
Flies and Bugs.
Files. reaches, ants, bed-tugs, rats, mice, go
15c.
"AIderney Dairy VNagOns.,'
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in H-lb Ward" prints. 4Oc. per ID
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
Sc. per qt Cream 15c pint
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Jusr R.or,vD
NrsFrr STORE,

4ISFIT STORE,
CORNER Ioru AND STREETS,
. complete line Of REAL CALCUTTA And ENGLISH
ssy INA SUITS as lower prices than they
A full line Of pRAP D;sTE AND ALPACA COATS.
COAT AND We TS AND SUITS. at such prices g
only panic straohsn Wholesale market can enable
magnificent line Of wH Ifrk AND FANCY VESTS,
sizes from 81 to 30; cheap
fresh invoice Of su1fs .s For BOYS from to IT,
such prices - will surprise the most economical
buyer; from 81. so up.
fresh invoice Of those HUE FLANNEL SUITS at
20. oo. when gave such satisfaction before.
Another large lot Of PASfs. choice patterns and
splendid makes. for 81 SO and upwards.
few more ALL-W0OI4 CASHMERE SUITS ct s., 81
and u: just about one half their value.
reinforcement OF tbs assortment OF FINE SUITS at
sIoo0, which cannot b bought elsewhere under
Some more of those sple.d' d BLACK CLOTH SUITS
at $50 worth SO 90
Afex more Of those DRoosMsSS AND BLACK PRINCE
ALBERT COAT AND VESTS atsS1o. 90; worth
Some more Of those nne YACHT CLOTH SUITS which
went 80 readily at Sl3.GO
More Of those TEN DOLLAR INDIGO FLANNEL,
SUITS worth ST.. co.
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FCSsELL'S Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out of
town Spell Il attention To strawberry festivals.
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DESIRABLE HOUSE FOR SALE.-The attention OF
parties seeking desirable house in choice local
ity is invited TO the court sale by Mr.. b r Snyder,
trustee, at 5 PIN. on May %, OF the three-story
dwelling, with cellar and back building, No. 1927
n street northwest.
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No CHANGE OF CARS Washington to Luray on B.
ana o Special every wednesday commencing
June 13) excursion to Luray.
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SPECIAL EXCURSIONS to Luray Caverns. Every
Wednesday by b. and o., commencing June IL.