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daiiYr ~ Nvnglcago Cincinnati, Louisville, and st. Louis
U1},,Snea and Palace sleeping Cars To- above points
SatnrdNy "anse lO;l6 a. m. daily TO Chicago, except
For iitsburg Cleveland, and Detroit nj sao n. m.
oty p ni1 uy; $40 y. m. is "a solid train 10 Pitts-
opgg, tEl With T,ti ~ sleeping Cars attached w
dav viii sleae smu Delroit ya Monroeville, lOi5
d,,M irMns ior PhilaGepnia and Now York at s:iO n M
orioP ma Sd9nqay y p m and $40 p. daily
For baltimore on week DAYS g. GsSi a. TO- 7,tjtIl
"a nH 40 iyYY ~ q M 1910 S2O, zSb $780, 400 $40 51i
,.E For Baltimore on SUNDAYS. 60 a45,s ioOj a IN
- ESo, ., f4O $50, T. $40 0:fO y. m.
aor AhhmnoilS 6:iO a M, 1910 and I:iO on Sunday
- For way stations Oatween Washington and Bait.
@ 60, W. va u l2lOp m, e10 40 and ll;D D. M
cont tns on METROPOLITAN Brancn, 1:i5 daily eN
stAunton, $50 .. daily except SUNDAY; for Hagera
% Vm Ggu ~ niederick, $50 q. M, 1913 4b y. m. daily
Il. For iIaggrSlown lol5a daily, except Sunday
,.5g Trains arrive from the West daily. go, ao,a M.
From New York and Philadelphia, 2;55, $40, A M.
daliy, $40 p m; daily except Sunday.
,oilna % ~ mHhdmMPoils, dP S2O IL M, 100 6G T. sunday
From staunton, 81 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
u, From Eredcrlck aud intermediates points. s!25 n u
un Il' 2:lb l.O p. m. and 800 p. M daily, except
Trains leave baltimore for Washington "a at y III
IN 1850 D ana llB1 p m ON sundays = i:iO ms
GSVe ana HlO, H. m, l:In, i:lO s. go 1n aud n M
- All Ai Trains nom Washington stopat Relay station
For fnrtheriniormetion apply at the Baltimore and
ONO TiCket Oncc; Washington station, Ol1 and l3ji
Zen EGhnnsyivnnia avenue, eolner OF Fourte nth street,
"iIH w reG,ei,yIgni ,I it e my Any noint in the city
1nt;; w; M N, g GLEN ENTs, NJ Off, Baltimore aud g. X.
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j. H. Doyle, p Il. NJ. Larner, c.; f. W.
Brady, 1b. q. w. Shankliu, 2b.; w. Bryan,
3D.; +. II. Truesdell, $. S.; George Douglass,
G. f.; l.. V. DeGraw r. f., and j. J. Linney, |. (.
The other nine will bo taken from the
musical men of this city, number being
from the Washington Opcratic association
Tho players will probably be John Philip
Sousa, p. w. Guy, O.; j. Rule, S. s.; G. Paige,
1b q. Lohr, 2b.; w. Mcfarland 3D.; ]. o.
Pugh, !. f.; IL. Morsell, c. f., and w. ii.
Daniel, r. f.. with Schroeder, Boteler Magru-
der, and others. Mr.. Moxley has given the
grounds free. Brad Adams will supply
gross of balls and bats, while the Alderney
dairy will send out an abundance of milk.
Mr.. Nick Young will umpire, and as nearly
all of the men arc old players, fine contest
may be expected. 1t is said that nearly one
thousand tickets have already been sold.
GAMES SATURDAY.
At Trenton, N.J-'Thc base ball game here
to-day was stopped by rain during the third
inning, when tho score stood Trenton, 4 (;
Harrisburg, 1.
At Reading -Quicksteps Il Active, IL.
At elphia-Allegheny, q Athletic,
IL.
At New York-The interstate match be-
tween the Brooklyn aud Antharacite mines
in Brooklyn to-day was called at the end of
the sixth inning on account of rain. Fol-
lowing is the score: Brooklyns, 8; Anthara-
cites, 0.
The game between the Metropolitan and
Baltimore mines had to bo stopped at the
fourth inning on account of rain. The score
then was: Metropolitan, z; Baltimore, o.
AT Detroit--New York, 2 Detroit, A.
At Observation-Disclosures O.; Cleveland, g.
At Chicago--Philadelphi 8 Chicago, q
AT Observation-Disclosures, 81; Columbus, 3.
CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING.
The members of the Capital City Gun club
made the following scores on their grounds
Saturday at fifteen clay pigeons each, fifteen
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Capt. yyebb,s Rodv Found.

QUEENSTOWN, ONT, July 25.-Tho body of
Capt. Webb was found floating in the river u
short distance below Lewiston, N. Y, this
afternoon, and verdict of found drowned
was rendered. A ragged wound across the
top of the head exposing the skull is thought
TO furnish evidence that he was dashed against
the rocks near tho whirlpool and killed before
reaching the falls. The body was placed in
coffin and removed to Suspension Bridge,
N. Y, where it will be prepared for shipment
to Boston, Mass, where Mrs. Webb is residing.
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Amendments to Office.

The President made the following appoint
ments on Saturday: Edward II. Hervin, jr.,
to be naval officer of customs at Philadel-
phia, Pa, vice James Pollock, whose term has
expired by its limitation; George F. Leland,
to be surveyor of customs at Philadelphia,
vice Nervin, promoted to the naval office;
Charles L. Morris collector Of customs for the
district Of Geneseo, n. Y, vice William f.
Simpson, whose term has expired.
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Road Agents Rob n Coach,

HELENA, MONT, July 29.-The stage that
left here this morning for Deer Lodge, was
stopped by two road agents about eighteen
miles from the latter place. The robber;
went through" the passengers, the treasure
box, and the mail. The agent here says There
was very little of value in the treasure box
The amount taken from the passengers and
mails is not yet known. Officers have started
in nursuit
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A snccssrrnI s,v,ndlOr.

NEW YORK, July 2s,-John Masterson, enl-
ploye of Browning King & Co., manufac-
turers of ready-made clothing, was arrested
to-day on a charge of swindling the firm out
ofabout 100000. The prisoner confessed his
guilt and said that he had carried on his
peculatons for three years. An accomplice
named Ford was also arrested. Both prisoners
were committed,
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A Irnrmcr Murdered.

PETERSBURG, Jul, a.! he ody o. R'ch-
ard Moring was found on his ..r II in NotawIy
county Thursday with his throat cut from
ear to ear and one of the ears cut oil. The
day preceding the crime Moring had some
trouble with two negroes employed by him.
who are suspected of the decd. One has been
arrnstad
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Derailed by u Land Slide.

NORWICH, Conn, July 29.-Lightning did
considerable damage in this vicinity last
night. During the storm a land slide oc-
Cured at Dayville covering up the traok of
the Norwich and Worcester roads The mid
night train was thrown from the track, and
the head brakeman, named Avery, killed,
and six cars smashed.
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smnggled JrweIry.

MONTREAL, July 2s.-The customs of
ficias here have seized quantity of jew
elry from +. & A. Eaves and William Eaves,
which, it is alleged, was smuggled in from tho
United States. 1t is said here that the Gus
toms department has lost a large sum in tho
last three years through tho smuggling of
jewelry from the states. 1t is likely that
other seizures will follow. ri
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struck by LlgIltnlng and Burned.

BRIDGEPORT, July 29.-Tho most severe
thunder showers ever experienced in this sec
ton prevailed yesterday afternoon and last
night In West Stratford barn and several
outbuildings belonging to Bradley Nichols q
Sons were struck by lightning and burned,
with quantity Of hay, two horses, and farm
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KILLED by n Cnving Colliery.

ASHLAND, PA, July 29.-By the caving in
of the timber in the slope at the Continental
colliery yesterday Peter Colihan was fatally,
and Thomas Mlligan and another employe
named Mcdonald slightly, injured. Colihan
leaves q wife and four children.
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Little Girls pro,yncd.

NEW YORK, July 29.-Whilo Susie Hamil-
ton, 10 years old, her sister Annie, 10 years
ola, and Maude SHREDDER, 10 years old, all of
Yonkers, N. Y, were sitting on q rock to-day
on the edge of the Hudson river, at Two
Hundred and Second street, they accidentally
fell into the water and were drowned. The
bodies of Susie and AIaude were recovered.
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Five CoIored Men Drowned.

yIcKsBURG, July ga dispatch from
Mayersville says that during severe storm
there last evening several skifls on the river
containing ten colored men were capsized,
aud five of the number were drowned
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NASHVILLE July 29.-In the Polk case to-
day Judge Allen overruled the motion for q
new trial and passed sentence upon the
prisoner. The case was appealed to the SUI
preme court, and the bond raised to $4,000,
which was given.
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Am Emlnent EceIealastio.

NEW YORK, July 29.-hIonsignor Cape, the
well known English Roman Catholic ecclesias-
tic, who became famous by his conversion to
the Catholic faith of the Marquis of Bates
and other prominent members of the English
aristocracy, arrived this evening on the
atnn rnar AriZnnn
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Tunneled out OF JnII.

NILES, MICH. July 29.-Nine of fourteen
prisoners in the county jail at Bernien
Springs, yesterday tunneled under the cells
and escaped Two have been captured, and
a large posse is searching for tho others.
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A DIagnlncent steamer.

NEW YoRX, July 29.-Tho new steamer
Lampasas $500 tons, arrived to-day in ball
last from Chester, Pa, consigned to the NAL
lory line. She is a magnificent vessel.
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Deaths OF Prom,nent Peop,..

SYRACUSE, N. V, July 29.-Ex-Congress-
man William Il. Lansing died suddenly OF
heart disease to-day He was member of
the thirty seventh, forty-second, and forty
third congresses.
New YORK, July 29.-Bertrand Kettall for
many years journalist of this city, and lat
tGr1t Or the associated press, died suddenly of
paralysis at his residence yesterday.
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The uoIiynr CeIebrntton.

PANAMA, July @9.-The festivities of the
Bolivar centenary concluded with u grand
ball at the Canal buildings given by native
society. Everything passed off well and in
an ordinary manner. AT Cali, small town,
near Buenaventura, over 10000 persons cele-
brated the centenary with great enthusiasm.
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Cnt nia Thront ,yLth a shoveI.

ST. PAUL, July 2s.-During fight to-day
between Martin Grogan and George sundalch,
the former was killed by boy, the son of
Sundalch, who cut Grogan's throat with u
sb
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neNtroyrd Iy Elrr.

LINCOLN, NEB,, July 49, "A FIRE this morn.
ing destroyed ten business buildings. Loss
$25O,OOO leighton & Brown, Wholesale
druggists, are the heaviest losers.
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Su,ISirn Dnnill.

The infant daughter of Mr.. A. ]. Mudd, of
the associated press office, died last evening
about 8 O'clock. 1t was only taken i'll about
/ o'clock Sunday afternoon, its symptoms re-
sembling those of scarlet fever
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Rain and Hail,

LANCASTER, PA, July ga very heavy
rain and hail storm passed. over the northern
section of this country last night. Intelli-
Fence from various sections report great
damage to the growing tobacco from hail.
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ing tools. Loss $4,000 Several houses wcre
struck and damaged, and several persons
slightly injured
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CANAL MATTERS.

Twenty-Five boats arrived by canal on Sat
urday, and the following boats left this place
Walter Beall, J. w. Veale, J. J. Douglas.
son, Belle Humbird, l.. Brown, S. f. Near
die, Arcturus, IL. X. Shamer, w. King, A. L.
Miller Il. II. Gibbs, w. Foley, Veale and
Leigh, +. s. Garrett, George s. French, En-
terprse, r. B. Lynn, New Era, John Spencer,
Percy, G. X. White, J. b. Thomas, Shawnee
River, II. Lizzie X, Star No. 3, DIR. G. L.
pnrInr. Dir M InNvia
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EDWARD CAVERLY & CO.,
Plumbing, Heating, & Ventilating G
Iia0 NEW YORK AVENUE.
CUPREME COURT OF THE THE UNITED
y STATES.
NO. $40 OCTOBER TERM, 1882
E. II, BOOTH, Plaintiff In Error.
JOHN M TIERNAN.

Mr.. w. A. Maury In behalf Of counsel for the de-
fendant in error, suggested the death Of Edward r.
Booth, the palntii In error IN this cause and moved
make the proper representatives, parties, Where
upon II IL here ordered by the Court that unless
the proper representatives Of tho said Edward Il,
Booth, deceased, as aforesaid, shrll voluntarily hc
come parties within the nTst tea days Of the ensuing
teTn of this Court the defendant IN error shall BE- on
Titled 10 have the writ Of error dismissed; provided
that copy of this order shalt be printed In gone
newspaper nt the seat OF Government, of general Cr
cuatOn, for three successive weeks, ut least sixty
Court next ensuing.
True copy
Test; JAMES IL. MCKFNNEN,
tseal Clerk Supreme Court United states
7ra MAY, 1883 Wl7.lst
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Arrival !Hnd Departure OF Vessels at the
River Front.
An aEnRGErnWN.

Arrived: Schooner Ellen Montague, Green,
from Hurricane island; ID. M. Anthony,
Chase from Fall River
Sailed Schooner Charles h. Brigger, -,
for Fall River,
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The rain Saturday afternoon prevented the
match between tho Nationals, of this city,
and the Newarks, of Newark, N. j., much to
the hedisappointment of large number who
had hoped that our local club would redeem
their play Of Friday.
This afternoon there will be a lively game
at the Athletic park for the benefit of the
striking telegraph operators One mine will
DO composed of newspaper men, as follows;
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The cases OF Chsfles-Gibbs for stealing q
carpet and Sarah Chesley for receiving stolen
goods were dismissed.
Edward Dyer, who was sent to the reform
school lass Friday, was yesterday sent to the
work house for three months on representa-
tions from the superintendent of the reform
school that the boy WAS II years old and
therefore too old to be admitted to the school,
and also that he was in the institution in
1879 and corrupted the morals of the younger
boys.
John II. Thomas and Mary Mitchell were
sent to the workhouse for ninety days each
for vagrancy.
Thomas Russell was sent down for six
months for forcibly taking 81 from little
white boy named John G.. Merritt.
Andrew Page, Charles Kelly, Clinton john
son, aud John Smith were fined So each for
disorderly conduct. H,HI
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DR.. Mott on srccr,s port WING.

The celebrated DIR. Mott, of New York,
speaks wonders for Mr.. Speor's efforts TO raise
the Oporto or Port Wine Grape, in New Jer-
sey. The doctor has spent years in Portu gal
and the wine districts of France, and knows
what he is talking about
81 Madison Ave, New York.
Mr.. ALFRED SpEER.-Dear Sir The visit
/ made to your vineyards, wine presses, and
vaults at Passac, n. j., satisfied me that the
wines produced by you are pure, and the
very best that can be offered to the public for
medicinal uses.
have recommended your Port Wine and
Burgundy; more particularly in my prac-
tice. am satisfied with marked benefit to
my patients.
There can be no better proof as to the
Vino being made of the finest Oporto Grape,
than visit like made to your acres of land
covered with the vine bearing the fruit.
remain, respectfully yours.
ALEX. B. MorT, NJ. D.,
Prof. of Surgery Bellevue Hospital Medical
College, sc.
National Republican., 1883-10-31
THE BREv1rY BASKET.
Filled with Brief Mention OF Many Minor
Events Of Yesterday.

Allison Majors house, at the corner OF
Eleventh and New York avenue, was entered
by thieves on Sunday night, and $50 worth OF
property stolen.
Mr. Harry j. Patter, residing on East Capt.
to street, near Eleventh, NETT with an ac-
cideut about noon yesterday by severely cut
ing two fingers of his left hand with chisel.
The attention of union and non-union
carpenters is called to the mass meeting to DO
held at McCauleys hall, tomorrow evening,
under the auspices Of Local union No. l. All
are invited.
The case of Edward johnson, who is con-
fined in jail pending an appeal from the
police court, he having been sentenced TO the
Reform school for incorrigiblity, will be
called in the police court to-day.
The Industrial Home School association
has elected the following officers for the en-
suing year, President B. II, Warner; vice
president, Henry ID. Cooke eecretary, Mrs
II. w. Blackford treasurer, W. w. Curtis.
Detectives Carter and Cox have arrested
q painter, named Pen Ash for larceny Of a
watch and chain finger ring and a cross
from the person Of James OLeary, while the
latter was intoxicated. The case is set for to-
day. Matthew O'Meara is held under $500
bonds to appear as witness.
Information has Just reached this city that
Daniel Hagerty a brother Of Mr.. David
Hagerty, was accidentally kill ed last Friday
at his home in WalIa WalIn, WASH Deceased
was % years old, and WAS q young man of
many good qualities. No particulars of his
death have been received.
The funeral Of Mr.. w. P. She id, who died
at Hyattsvillo, Nd, on Monday will take
place at the Presbyterian chur ch in that viii
iage to-day. Mr.. Shedd was in his list year,
and was formerly well kno wn citizen Of
Washington, at one time member of the
common council aud holding other local posi-
tions of trust and responsibility.
During the trial of John O'Brien in the
police court yesterday for keeping an I'M
licensed bar, Howard Proote, a witness,
identified a paper produced by counsel for
the defense as document that he signed to
compromise the case for 81. Judge Smell in
timated that tho sc who got the man to sigh
the papers were as bad as the man himself
and pending q discussion OF this point the
case went over.
The organization of the Jonadab veterans
has been perfected by the election of the fol-
lowi ng officers: S. {. Mills, president; w. H..
Young, vice president; W. &. Perry, secretary,
and Charles Brown, treasurer w. ii. Young,
Halvor Nelson and L. o. Polkinhoru were
appointed rs the executive committee Seven
years active connection with the Sons Of
Jonadab is the first requirement. for admission
into the association.
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The Driver Not to Blame,

The coron RS juy in the case of Emma
West, the little colored girl who was run over
ana kllicd by street car No. 40 OF the Belt
line, Sunday evening, after hearing several
witnesses rendered verdict that the de-
ceased came to her death from injuries re-
ceivcd in being accidentally run over by car
No. 40, driven by Christian Strob OF the Belt
Line Street Railroad company, and that the
driver was in no way TO blame. The girl was
stealing ride on the rear end OF a car when
the fatality occurred.
National Republican., 1883-10-31
The FuneraI OF Hon, G, v, Fox.

The funeral of the Hon, G, V. Fox, formerly
assistant secretary of the navy, will take place
to-day at 2 p. m. at st, Johns church. The
interment will take place AZ Rock Creek Gem
etery. In respect to the memory of the de.
ceased, the secretary of the navy has directed
that the navy department be closed at l p.
In. TODAY.
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District Pntents.

The following patents to district inventors
were issued from the United States patent
office yesterday: JAS A. Maloney, for tele-
phonic repeater and relay; Jno. w. Osborne,
assignUr to w. IL. Forbes, Boston, three
patents-pulley, roller or wheel, and linking
apparatus for printing presses; Harvey l..
Page, blind and shutter, and Caspar b. Shafer,
medieatel eiierVeseeMt salts.
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Religious NoteJ.

Judge Shellabarger aud family and Mrs,
Law, daughter of Gen. Drum, were made
members of the New York Avenue Presby.
terian church last Sunday.
DIR. Bartlett went to New York yesterday to
attend the anniversary meeting Of the Ameri-
can Missionary association, and deliver au
address upon "The Chinese in America"
National Republican., 1883-10-31

AYERS SARsAPARILLA acts directly and
promptly, to purify and enrich the blood,
improve the appetite, strengthen the nerves,
and brace up the system. 1t is therefore,
in the truest sense an Alternative medicine.
Every invalid should give it trial.
National Republican., 1883-10-31
Marriage Ltoeu,es.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday 10
Richard Il, Miles of Charles county, Nd, and
Mary Clark, of this city; Henry f. Lewis, of
Richmond, Va, and Alice Brown. Of this city,
National Republican., 1883-10-31
BARGAIN No. 1.

Two hundred dozen full regular Eng
lish Balbriggan Hose, extra long, 21c per
pair. Good value at 25c.
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Richmond Fair.

The Virginia state fair will be held at Rich
mond Oct. 81, Nov and 2. The Baltimore
and Potomac railway will sell excursion
tickets Oct. 80, 81, Nov. l, and 2, good TO re-
turn Nov. 3. Fair for the round trip, $3.50,
including admission to the fair grounds.
National Republican., 1883-10-31

AN always reliahleand never failing remedy
for nervous debility, and all seminal or
sexual weakness is Aliens Brain Food il
package, 6 for IS. At druggists.
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BARGAIN No. 3.

One hundred dozen Black Hose, Isle
finished, full regular, French toes, per-
feet shape, Doc per pair. The regular
price is 75c.
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PROOF Against BlLzEnrls.

Messrs Steed & Co., druggists, at Bethel
Mimi, say we 9ell more of the great pain
cure, st. Jacobs Oil, than all the rest we have
in the store. 1t neve. fails to cure,
National Republican., 1883-10-31

EVERYBODY is advised to attend the ami
versary of Tim Sulliysn's opening on next
Friday al 1910 psaRayvapa avenue north,
Wegt.
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Napkins! Napkins!!
TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS.

TWO oTENINL DNNUAIINo'
One hundred dozen German
Damask Napkins, full selvedge
mot cut edges, at only one
dollar per dozen.
Also one hundred dozen fine
German Damask Napkins, %x
s., only two dollars per dozen,
to which we ask attention.
Woodward & Lothrop,
Boston Dry Goods House.
National Republican., 1883-10-31
Linen Department:

A complete assortment of
Linenand Cotton Diapers, from
I8 to Fl inch. AS a special
bargain we offer one hundred
pieces IS inch Cotton Diapers
at fifty cents per piece.
Customers will find a lady
attendant at this department.
Woodward & Lothrop,
Boston Dry Goods House.
National Republican., 1883-10-31
Ghs 9aIais 8ouaI.
Gh 9aas BOpaI
A Word About Hosiery!

obtain the
public inferior goods which they advertise the best The as Royal
the choice
stock Hosiery with Finished seams Slightly damaged do not keep
They are dear at price.
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BARGAIN No. 9.

Four hundred dozen, new colors, in ex-
ira long English Hose, white heels and
toes, full regular and improved shape, all
sizes, Zoe per pair. Would not be dear
at SOC.
National Republican., 1883-10-31

RUsHMoRE, O.--Dr. A. Page says: 81 have
prescribed Browns Iron Bitters in several in
stances, and in each case obtained good rec
suits"
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Silk Departments:

Fifty pieces black gros-grain
Silks, black Satin Rhadame,
black Silk Tricotine, black Silk
Merveilleux, which we have
bought under the market price,
which we offer as a drive at
81 per yard.
Woodward & Lothrop,
Boston Dry Goods House.
National Republican., 1883-10-31
I-A.ITI::JS'-

LOT 41-Three cases Merino Vests and
Pants, improved shape, nicely fin.
ished, regular SOC goods, for 44c.
LOT 23--One case Saxony Wool Fleeced
Vests and Pants, 9Sc. They have
been advertised for $1.25 by other
stores
LOT 33-Two cases Merino Vests and
Pants, tight fitting, cut on new prin-
ciple, CSC, worth OSc
LOT 94-Three cases warranted All-wool
Medicated Vests and Pants (scarletl,
CSC. Please do not confound with
trash being offered at that price.
National Republican., 1883-10-31
aoluuSbarS & Eotbrue.
Quilt Departments:

yuilG department:
One hundred Crochet Quilts,
large size and extra quality,
only one dollar each.
Fifty fine Marseilles Quilts,
elegant designs and extra fine
quality, only $3.50 each, are
worth $3.50. In fact, we can
not sell any $3.50 Quilts when
we show this quality.
Woodward & Lothrop,
Boston Dry Goods House.
Kid Gloves:
Our own brands of Imperial
Real Kid Gloves, every pair
warranted, and fitted at the
counter. We guarantee every
customera good pair and a good
fit before leaving the store.
3-button, $I.25.
4-button, $50.
6-button, 200.
Woodward & Lothrop,
Boston Dry Goods House.