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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-23

PROMOTIONS IN THE TREAsURY.-The following
promotions have been made in the q. 8. Treasu-
rers office: Sherman Platt, from assistant book
keeper to be principal bookkeeper, vice j. 3. Me-
line. promoted to be chief clerk, and Anderson d.
johnson. from class to be assistant bookkeeper.
BIDS WERE OPENED at the Treasury department
to-day for slate bed plates for the new post oice
at Baltimore, Nd, as follows:-North Peach Bot
tom Slate company, OF Philadelphia, $685. 40; M.
Gault Son, Baltimore, $255. SO; Chapman quar-
ries, OF Northampton county, Pa, $2sOSs; and
Francis Shenton, Slatington. Pa, $l95.10 Bids
were also opened for the encoustic thing of the
public building at Philadelphia AS follows: Edw
Boote. $l3,55O; U. s. Encoust1c Tile company.
$40, $3.50 10; VIM. L. Wilson. SO 1902; An.-lcan En-
coustic Thing company, s1O5O0; Sharpless &
Watts, I'll. 10; and John Gibson, sl2,5O0 Also,
for iron columns and beams for Baltimore post
Office as follows:-Hough. Ketcham & Co., Indian
apolis, $6.5783l; Bartlett, Hayward & Co., Balti-
more S6,375.5O: Wendell Ballman, Baltimore,
$6,c734 As: Yanderbeek, HOboken. N. j., Sc 954 43;
Snead & Co., Louisville, KY, s7O5S. 96: Phoenix
H. Ramsey. OF Baltimore. $6.495.
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The MessaRe in n BOTTLE.

CHICAGO, May ga bottle was found on the
beach at the foot of 25th street this morning,
which contained postal card In which was
written: "May 20, 1888. Schooner Sea Gull gone
down of Chicago. am. / am on a spar. Send
help James DOnOhue, mate" The Sea Gull was
three maSted schooner of 210 tons burden, and
was owned In OSwego
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HE BLUE AND THE GRAY.-One of the most
notable reunions OF soldiers since the war OF the
OHenion !; mat now In progress at Niagara Falls
the s6th New York volunteers The confederates
r VINO mao fought the New York men at Cedar
ton. The band played ..Dixie" and the cred
. Mni!e ana Blue" the tunes being greeted with
re0ei ye1s ana Yankee cheers. The feature OF the
su1ion was me presentation by the Vlrgfn1ans to
Gne New York regiment OF q dag which the for
mer captured from the latter at Cedar mountain.
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DRoPOSALs FOR STATIONERY.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May /, 1888.
Seale,l proposals viii be received Department
gntil INiLVE O'CLOCK NJ, TUESDAY, JUNE
Nv 1888. for furnishing Stationery for the Post
once ipepai tmeat for one year from July l. 1885,
FLANK forms of proposals., showing the items and
estimated quaint ties required, together with reular
Eeatng Thereto. VIII be furnished application this
Department.
Proposals should be addressed to the First Assistant
fostins General, and Endorsed Proposa for Sta
EoEery."
The Postmaster General the right to reject
any al bids.
W. O. GRESHAM
mS5. o,S II, 10, ~, 23&26-St Postmaster General
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ARREss or THE SUBJECTED MExFHU DUnIsTA-
Gen. J. R Chalmers, OF Mississippi arrived az
Memphis, Tenn, yesterday. Owing TO rumofs
a0at OF proposed dual the chief OF police thought
IL proper TO arrest both him and Mt. Galloway,
editor OF the Appeal They we're made 70 give q
bond Of b, 600 each % keep the peace.
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District Govern unent Affairs.

Building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entwisle as follows: Isaac Shoemaker, repair
pair brick In rear OF 9O5 O street; $40 Messrs
AlDert Pike and VIM. NJ. Ireland, trustees, repair
orlck dwelling southeast corner OF Sd and streets
Il1S bralnArd street northwest: $50 John Dun
HHeean repair brick, 226 street northwest; $50.
bailon repair brick l01 street northwest;
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Not a Candidate for Reelection.


PRESIDENT ARTHUR LONGING FOR RELIEF FROM rBs
CARES OF 0FFlCE-HIs ONLY AMBITION LEAVE
THE COUNTRY PROSPEROUS AT THE CLOSE or I'm
ADMINISTRATION.
The following letter from Washington is pub.
iished In New Haven, Conn.,, as coming ssfrom n
person In the confidence OF President Arthur"
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May p
To the Editor OF the Palladium, Netc Haven:
The Boston Advertiser OF this morning pub.
Is being engineered In New York politics which A
just beginning 70 be under TODD. 1t was planned
by President Arthur. and is being managed by his
lieutenants, led by George Bliss The plan is very
simple and the whole power of the administrator
Is being used to have IL succeed"
details OF this PLAN which is designed to unite the
factions OF the republican party In the Empire
State and to divide the democracy. It then con-
unues: with united republican front and Q
divided democracy, President Arthur's friends viii
claim that he, and he alone, can carry New York
in 1884. A solid delegation from that state win
present his name to the national convention.
Everything is being done to secure that state Of
things. and 1t is likely TO come about"
All that part or the special which assumes that
the President is scheming TO secure a nomination
from the national convention OF 1884 Is the veriest
0osn know whereof speak, snd SO does every
personal friend OF the President II Is no secret
whatever that the Presidents health is DOOR thar
he chafes under the wear and tear OF his ofloa
the day OF his release from bis irksome responsi.
bilities.
Only q few days since he said to very near Der.
ton Is to see the country more prosperous at the
close OF my administration than lt has ever been
In the past, and have that prosperity guaranteed
by another republican succession" He has 70.
peatedly given his friends TO know that under no
conceivable circumstances would he again b
President These Washington specials are doubt.
less inspired by some one who sees that the popu.
lar esteem for the President Is daily
for his denomination, thinks II wise TO forestau q
by attributing TO the President q scheming ambl.
ton for which there Is not the shadow Of founda-
ton.
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After the midday recess, HI. Ingerson continued
his review of the evidence In reply to Nessrs Bliss
AMI Ker. He argued that man could make ar-
ndavit on any route Id the country as to the num-
Der OF men and horses necessary to carry the mail
Without ever being on the route.
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~. rLEMEoED BIZ CONFIDENCE MAN.-YeSterday Q
Mr. noIues nour manufacturer, from WlncheS-
"a MAS Ine victim OF conildelce game In this
city 70 the tune OF t21G He hads Baltimore
aha TINS CITY to make sales OF and 1t is prob
knowing that he had money. W. -.4-- -
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Boston. May @-The dwelling OF Henry 81.
Moody, In Lynne, N. H., was turned ysstoedSx
Lyman Moody, aged 90. was burned 70 deAtK
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DURING THE TEMPORARY ABSENCE Of the chief of
engineers, Lieut. Col John G. Parke, corps OF
engineers, will, by direction OF the President, take
Charge OF the office OF the chief OF engineers and
perform his duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-23

GENERAL SHERMAN went to Baltimore to-day to
attend an entertainment given by President Gar
rett, OF the B. & o. railroad. Consequently there
is no acting Secretary of War to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-23

IT Is Creelsburg. Dakota, headquarters OF the
Devl's Lake land district, where ex-Congressman
Lord goes as register OF public lands.
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Roger A. Pryor, OF New York, counsel for lyman.
the alleged mo one" says his client wiz maksn6
made through his counsel And, said the gem
erai To Q reporter 'st win be simple defiance %
Her Majesty or England, 70 whom he ID under n
report" continued the general with smile ssthaS
IL Is questionable whether this u the real lyman,
only genuine lyman, with the name blown IN thI
bottlo-an Others are base limitations He Wes
firmly convinced at the time he instructed me %
write 20 tho counsel for the British government
that warrant had been issued for his arrest. ana
no one was moro surprtsed than himself ak The
c0unDel1 roooonoA"
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JEwELRr ADVERTISEMENT No. /.

JEwELRY ADVERTISEMENT No. /.
We have always kept the largest stock Of Rolled Gold
fase Jewelry In the city aud our reputation in this line
Is so well established that 1t Ii hardly necessary to ad
vetise how large assortment keep yet We have 40
many new and handsome things that we must tell you
about them. Let rs take the Bracelets first:
Rubber Bangle Bracelets at 10. 10 and 25c.
s ss1 Ms .,es Yss B1scsets - o. and 1893
Ceauoid Red Bracelets for children and ladies' Is u.s.
Rolled Gold Plated Brsceiets 81. 79 ST. 9s and $aAs
Rolled Gold Plated Enamel Engraved Bracelets from
Rolled Plate Bangle Bracelets from 81. %.
Our Pine Rhine Pebble Jsxsy equal to the pref
Rhine Pebble Earrings in solid gold ct &c. S1.4s and
Rhine Pebble EARRINGS solid silver at 81 40 to s24s
Lace Pins in best rolled gold plate at o.
Rhine fsSbis L &c r Fin. in solid silver $685.
In Rolled Goa fsss a1sns Wa
gold snsesd &C. to a. SslTP h.S Se
Rolled Gold Plate Lace Pins are eleespt in as.,o
OF superior workmanship and equal appearances and
and only sSos. s ons S Ss ss 81
Next week we shall continue our jewsry advertise
SILyERBERG'S,
sl2 It'll and s1s 9Th street northwest
myH Near Pa. sve.
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THE CoRcoRAN CADETS FAIR is attracting con-
siderable attention. The National Rifle Cadet
corps Will be present tonight; the Union Veteran
corps Thursday, the high school Friday, and the
Washington Light Infantry Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-23

In THE Court OF Claims to-day the case Of Col.
Boudinot aRt the United States was submitted,
and the case OF Geo. c. Reid was argued and sub
mitted. The claimant IS lieutenant in the
marine corps and his claim is for $500 80, commu-
tation pay due him.
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DEATH AT THE AGE OF "a YEARs-Mr Samuel
Magee, who was for long time well-known
baker IN this city, but who retired from business
about 20 years ago. died at his residence, 707 g
His funeral will take place from his late residence
as above, Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-23

THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEr
The following are the opening and closing pr1css
q the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to Fl. FL Dodge, $50 18th street.
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HAv1Na SECURED THE Aersc1

HAv1sa SECURED THE Aerscr
THE ALASKA REFRIGERATION
FOR THE DISTRICT. WE INVITE THE PUBLIC
TO EXAMINE IT BEFORE PURCHASING. AS WE
BELIEVE IT TO BE THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
REF RIGERAToR IN THE MARKET.
SINGLETON l. HoEKE,
myl Sol MARKET SPACE.
Fl D. BARR
IMPORTER AND TAILOR,
ullPsnnsyivania Avenue Northwest
SPRING GOODS.
Complete and carefully selected stock OF SuitinRr
1rouseripxn and yestngs Of approved styles. Cut
maoe and trimmed In the unsurpassed manner of the
ieannR fsshton house Of Washington.
mhl2 h D. BARR.
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PROPOSALS.
DOCK EXCAVATION.


UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE
2l36 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WASHINGTON, Il. e., May II, 1887
Sea ell Proposals. in tripcse, will he received at this
Qfnce until IL O'clock. noon. on WEDNESDAY,, June
1883 and opened imme iiaely thereafter, for the
nova of rocks in Georgetown HarbOr, ID. G.
Specifications, forms of proposals. aud all necessary
inironaton can be obtained on application to this
Office. PETER O. HAMS
my2I ct Major of Engineers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-23

PosrMAsTERs were commissioned to-day as fol.
lows: w: 4. Bowers, Copperville. Nd, and c. p.
Cochran, Eureka, West Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-23

Prime Minister Deprftes announced IN che
chamber OF deputies In Rome yesterday that the
cabinet mad resigned and that he had been ene
trusted by the King with the formation OF another
cabinet
Dean Bradley has made arrangements 20 place
the bust OF LongfelloW In Westminster abbey b.
tween the tombS OF Chaucer and Dryden.
The Grand Lodge OF the world OF the Indepen0.
emit ORDER OF Good Templars began its 18th annual
sessfou at Chicago yesterday.
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The Potomac Fisheries.


To-day the Commissioners were in receipt OF
letter from MI. Robert C. Armstrong. 1000 street
northwest, In relation to the flsh In the Potomac
rtyerin which he states that his great grandfather
and his brother william (Scotchmen) were EN-.
ployed by Mr. Washington. and did his fishing BE-
fore the revolution Of 1776 His grandfather he
states. was said to have been born on part OF the
on the Potomac prior to the war OF 1912 his
father was st the time of his death the oldest sh-
erman on the Potomac. except James Guy. who
on his fathers fishing shore. "Oken Brow"
situate on the Rappahannock river, to learn
Cole, and up to 1878 was mixed up in fishing ope-
rations seven-eighths OF intervening years He
states that he was employed some seven months
collecting information and statistics OF the catch
OF fish on the Potomac between the years of 1880
and 1878, inclusive. Seeing the card in THE EVE
MING STAR Of the 2sd, under the caption Of "What
the other Trap-netters have to say" he took
this opportunity to state that, had he been SO
disposed, he could have shown from his report
1l6 900 900 with reasonable show Of sustaining it
instead Of the S5.O00.0O0 returned by him and
catch Of about 100000 OF shad. but fearing that
authority he returned IS, 10000 in round num-
bers. "In 1875" he writes, 1.-THE catch did not
thus son Ssn 9ss of
shad What was the cause that produced this7
Gillers and trappers! The former have for q
Of fish to their natural Spawning grounds rounds
and the great mass have sought the inlefs in the
lower part OF the river at ebb tide and gone in and
spawned, and in seven hours afterwards the
spawn is rendered worthless by the influence Of
salt water. Let the fish commissioner take spawn
and pour 1t In salt water and stand lve hours and
he Will find his efforts to produce fish from it
about as fruitiess as attempts would be to pro-
duce fish from gravel stones The fish COM
OF bushels Of the young and destroy them
without sometimes securing as much as a market
basket full of fish, and, between the TWO causes,
the catch on the Potomac has been nearly de-
stroyed. 1t is therefore to be sincerely hoped that
the law will be enforced" In conclusion, Mr.
Armstrong states that he Is not at present en-
gagged in fishing, and has no other interest than
common among well-wishers OF the common good,
and further that all Potomac fish become unsea-
sOnable after the full Of the moon in May, and
dangerous article OF food after that time.
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Wall street To-day.
A STRONGER srocx N1prrr

NEW YORK. May Ss-The Posfs financial srsaeao
says: the general character OF the stook &afSSS
In the last half hour OF yesterday which iert ~
market generally i TO ~ higher than on Monday.
was not only maintained. but further advSnSS
latter on Burlington and Quincy, Central fscico
and LaokawannA The course OF the advance botS
a covering OF short sales made at the dspress;ons
OF yesterday and Monday. There are no considof.
able indications OF outside buying yet but careful
inquiry showed that there has at least been no
selling on foreign account The features OF the
forenoon's business were Lackawanna, Union
Pacific, St. Paul and Central Pacific, IN which the
extreme advance from last nights prices was re-
specttvely N, and ~, though fraction OF this
was lost In eacn case AFTER 10 O'Clock. Delaware
and Hudson advanced from look last night TO iioN
this morning.
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REM0DELING THE RIvEs HoUsE.-Mr. D. j. Ma
carly, the well-known house builder, has taken
out permit to repair and extend an addition to
the Rives house, at the corner OF Sd and streets
northwest This property was recently purchased
by Gen. Albert Pike and VIM. N. Ireland, trustees
for the Order of the A. and A. Scottish Rite OF
Masons, for a headquarters or house of the temple
United States This Is one OF the best built houses
In this city, and is particularly we'll adapted to
the demands OF this order. Atwo-Story and base
ment brick addition Is to be added by Mr.. Ma
carly.
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RuDewAr RErRlcEnAron.

DRY GooDs
FOR THE HOT WEATHER.
Gh".ee line OF WHITE GOODS very cheap.
J he best and cheapest stock of sun UMBRELLAS
and PARASOLS.
OTene ell to-day, full stock Of GENTS AND LADIES'
SAuLE UNDERWEAR, every size and shape from
Soc uD 40 such goods sold before the pr1 Ca
Our WHITE STOCK Is at prices not before named
Tor SO good articles, and every article a
Eepres MED. .
leo pairs Of LACE CURTAINS suitable for Watering
1laee hotel, very cheap.
JOHN T. MITCHELL.
mylI 93l Pennsylvania avenue
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMKTER-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer to-day: am. 4SS; II am, 51.2; 2 pm.
b25. Maximum SO 0; minimum 47.3
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ROPOSALS For TICKET PUNCHES.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT
p "a BAY OF SJSf at iss ss is
e SAY f It 9s ss on or
The punches are to supply new want Of the servcs
hsspE reegIsd for IN the issue Of postal
punches offered to be furnished BY them VI Tue
PRINTED forms and sIecineatons which viii be furnished
Sh a s rs1 b eeT to the n Of the
son u to whom bidders should address their sealed
8rop9.als marked on the envelope Proposals Tor
sia% ;i1O n opth9 bds VII be made before the
70 re,ect any or all OF them -
49, %. 2sss f SshsaaM General.
pRoPOsALs FOR STAIIONEkY
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAsBiNGToN. d: C.. April %. 1883.
,n s P1oEqsas WI b RECEIVED At this Dsgartmsnt
F 1881 for furnishing Stationery for The use OF
rsf and Second class Post Offices for year from
Blank forms of proposals. showing items and esti-
sting thereto. viii be furnished application to this
FvIosals should be addressed TO the First Assistant
SsuI asler General, and endorsed Proposals for
The Postmaster General reserves the right to reject
q " i2 49, 2ss2s f SsEsaaM General.
L kETTEE sE.LhNcEs AND MAKKiNa A a
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
sea ed Pr1Posas viii be received at this Department
NIL. !HE- SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE 1888 al
TWELVE OCLOCk,NOON. for furnishing Wrapping
faper wine, Letter Balances and Marking and atnS
stanls Tor the Of the Post Offices in the United
Stss 1or one year from the Let day of july 1888.
.na or Proposas an eirc lars stating the kind
srucnons a. TO manner of bi n conditions TO be
by bidders will be furnished on app alton 10
ton, D. c." e
The Postmaster General reserves the right tn reject
any Or al bids. 0'O'
". Q. GRESHAM
ND p . AZ 10, IL, 23S26-St Postmaster General
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CHURCH ASKS FOR AN INJUNcT1oN-William
johnson and others, members and trustees of the
Seventh Baptist Church, filed bill in equity
against Sarah G. Turner, OF Hartford, Conn.,, and
E. A. McInt1re, her agent, for conveyance OF real
estate and an Injunction. The bill recites that
complainants' organization numbers about $50;
that December a1st 1875, they agreed to purchase
made payments aggregating $3.50, and were ere ready
to pay an installment OF 81 400 when due. They
ask that the defendants be restrained from selling,
as they propose to do, In order to avail them.
selves OF advanced rates.
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PLEURo-PNEUMoN1A AMONG Mich Cowa-A
report was sent to the health ofce yesterday that
disease supposed to be pleur0-pneumonia was
existing among mich cows belonging to Mrs.
Flanagan on the Benning's bridge road. DR..
cow stables on the premises and he found one
case that was pronounced to be the dreaded
pleuro.pneumonia. Every precaution will be
OF the disease. All cattle stables are to be thor
oughly inspected, and cattle showing any
others.
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TIE STATE CONVENTION TO Bs HELD sHPrKNByR n
bALfIAoRk Nay &-Tne democratic state cen.
tral committees met to-day and designated the i0tA
OF september fof holding state convention In Hal
ignore 20 nominate candidates for governor stato
controller and attorney general very fuu atton.
dance OF the committee was present
JUDGE PBARRR's SUCCESSOR
convention 70 nominate q candidate for tudRo
In the fourth judicial circuit TO MI the vacancy
caused BY the sudden death or Judge Pearre res.
terday morning, was called 10 meet at Cumberland
on the S6th OF September.
Generai Foreign News BY Cable.
THE WINNER OF THE EPSON PLATE
LONDON, May A-The race for the Epson High
weight plate, handicap was won by Mr.. r. Jen-
nings' Auctioneer, with Mr.. r Pecks Little Char
lie second. and Mr.. Ten Brooks Chevronel third.
There were no other starters
TIE DYNAMITE coNsFrRAroRS
LIVERPOOL, May ES-The dynamite conspirators
Deasy, Flanagan, Kennedy, OHerliiy, and
OConnor have been committed for trial They
reserved their defense.
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1OO1 PENN. AVE- 1901 PENN. AVE.

F0rfraft
Of every description made to order
LARGEST stock in Washington TO select from OF Cola
Dysnzs- Mahogany, Oak Velvet and Plush Mouidfnrss
Rexlieng Of Portrait and Mirror Frames specialfy
feturs Wire, Nails. Rings Hooks. 40.
Al sly les Of Picture Rod put ct reasonable rass
packed for shippine. ~ ~AS
Valuable OH Paintings and Engrayings Cleaned and
Restored. ~ ~AA
Parties leaving the city for the summer and dssirns
she.r rror, Portrait Picture Frames Rexlded car
Rave The same dohe and carefully taken care Of untH
Eyls-6i
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Tn Cosconp HARSEss.
Get the Best
luz 4 BRO,
Agents for the sale Of The Concord Harness. Of all
SiTsds and descriptions. Coupe, Carriage and Road
dlrness q specially.
Have opened to-day another very large stock Of the
generated Concord Harness and Collars which we
o1er al very low prices Every Concord Har-
pess IN stamped with makers name and trade mark
Irinks. Satehels. &C.. il grea. variety at bottom
LUTZ BRO,
4s7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
dpi3 Adjoining National Hotel