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The Labor enquirer., 1883-12-08

mi nfor the working class. Send 10
I'LL cents for postage and we will
LIH Nmail you free, royal, valuable
mIIIH box of sample goods that willput
you in the way of making more
money in few days than you ever thought
possible at any business. Capital not re-
.quired. We will start you. You can work
all the time, or in spare time only. The work
is universally adapted to both sexes. young
and old. You can easilyearn from SO cents
to IS every evening. That all who want work
may test the business, we make this unparal-
leled offer: To all who are not well satisfied
we will send 81 to pay for the trouble of writ
ing us. Full particulars, directions, ETC., sent
free. Fortunes will be made by those who
give their whole time to the work. Great
success absolutely sure. Don't delay. Start
now. Address eIINsoN 4 Co., Portland, Ne.
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Affair. In Yves, wa.hins,ou.

BUILDING AssOCIATIoN.-At the oath regular
monthly meeting OF the Fourteenth Building asso-
clatlon, held last night at GOddard'S hall, 81 $50
was sold, being nine shares, at the maximum rate,
$50 per share.
DEAD TWINS FoUND.-Ab0ut O'Clock this morn.
Ing, D. T. Morgan, keeper OF the outlet lock OF the
canal, found the remains. OF two white infants
evidently twins-in Rock creek, near the lock-
The coroner has been notified.
ASSOCIATED CHARITIEs.-The first subdivision
associated charities met yesterday afternoon, F.
L. Moore, esq.,, in the chair. The Secretary'S report
S lowed that orders for fuel and groceries had
been issued to thirteen families since March IS,
while many more urgent demands remained I'M
supplied for the want OF the necessary funds.
Several citizens sent money donations The presi-
dent stated that since the organization OF this
association street begging had fallen off fully one
half. Special cases OF sickness and suffering were
reported by MesdameS T. L. Moore and John 81.
voorhees,. and RELIEF ordered.
GRAIN.-Arriyed-Boat Samuel Jarboe. with
3,000 bushels wheat and 800 bushels corn Sales
1900 bushels wheat at 113 to lei.
SUDDEN DEA1H-Mr. John DOnnelly OF this
place, at one time heavily engaged in real estate
business in Washington, died suddenly yesterday
OF arOplexy.
PoRT.-Schooner E. and G. W. Kinds, HILL for
Georgetown. cleared at Calais Sd inst.
CATTLE MARKET.-SaleS at DroverS' Rest yester-
day are reported as follows: Sixty cattle up
and sold as follows: Best Oh to {; good
~ TO g; medium, TO 5]9; common. 81 to s.
Sheep ana lambs sold-sheep at 6 TO z, lamb at
10 to II. 10 cows sold at $50 TO $50.
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The Courts.

EQUITY C0URT--Jtdge Cor.
Yesterday, Vail agt. Vail; further testimony Or
dereC taken. NallOr agt Major; receiver directed
10 m axe repairs. Riley agt. Cox; injunction de-
nled and rule discharged. Barlow agt. Gilmore:
Dill dismissed as to j. X. Rtggles HOlmead ACT
Eslin; sale set aside, and decree OF December s.
1881, modified. -
EQUITY CoURT.-C1ter Justice Cartier.
Yesterday, Janin agt- Gilmore; ordered to be
heard IN the General Term in the first instance
Cole agt. Cole; decree OF divorce
EQUITY CouRT-Jud9e Macarthur.
Yesterday, Coughlin agt Connecticut Mutual
Lie insurance company; bill dismissed Hark
ness agt Ryon; decree to-day. Walter agt Ward ::
paased. Campbell agt Boss; referred to auditor
OF divorce Newburn agt Washington: passed
ever TO to-day. Stewart agt Stewart decree OF
ant. ~
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell
To-day, Geo. Lewis, loud and boisterous: IS or
10 days JnO- Smith and JnO. P. Moore, d1sOrderly
s. or IS days.
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for The EVENING STAR.

CHURCH OFFICERs.-The Second Presbyterian
church here. which has so largely increased In
members under the pastorate OF Rev. Dr. Dinwid-
Ole as to require more church officers, WILL upon
next Sunday morning, fDstall the new elders j.
II. PARROT, Geo. w. JamieSOn, X. KeInper, and E.
II. Janney, and Deacons Luther Fl. Thompson,
n. Pan. VIM. Latham, and John j. Jameson.
The ELECTION CONTEST-The testimony in the
Wise-MaSsey contested election case had added to
1t yesterday afternoon the deposition OF Hon. Jno.
s. Barbour, who was called in behalf OF Mr. Wise.
The testimony for Wise will close this evening,
and at an early day the testimony In rebuttal on
behalf OF Parson Massey will begin. Judge VIII
loughby is attorney for Mr.. WISE at Alexandria,
and Capt MuShback and S. G. Brent, esq.,, are the
attorneys OF M. Massey.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.-The Great Falls Manu-
featuring Co, at the BraddOck house Yesterday
afternoon, elected officers follows: President,
Gov Butler, of Mass; secretary, C. r. Abel;
Barrett, W. E. Chandler, Prentiss Webster, with
Butler. CasseilS and: Abel directors This COM
pany owns an estate with water power near the
Great Falls.
morning, l. Wilson, colored, is held for assault
upon child and Alfred and Anthony Wilson for
an attempt to rescue L. Wilson after an arrest by
Oifcer LaWler. There were seven dodgers last
night
REPORTERS Notes.-The Relief Fire company
Will hold meeting tonight 1t is probable that
the company will agree to attend in body the
Alexandria Light Infantry fair.-The President
day en- route to Florida. On his way he passed
The. familiar scenes in SpottSylvan1a the home OF
MISS HerndOn, whom he made his wife years ago.
The board of supervisors OF Alexandria county,
at meeting at the Columbus street courthouse,
nave awarded the contract for supplies to be fur
niShed the trustees of the poor for distribution to
paupers to j. r: Bartlett, OF Arlington.
assets OF the Alexandria and Fairfax Agricultural
ana Industrial Fair association including the fair
buildings at the upper END of King street. will be
sold at auction tomorrow to pay its debts.
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Gentlemen's 5th Avenue Silk Hats, S, worth s..
New lot square crown Derbys, just in, Sc to So
Boys fashionable Stifr Hats, 81, worth $50
CniiaIens Felt Hats at cost good school and
dress nals, 81 and 7Sel last seasons Straw Hats
at half prce'at LEWIS, go 7th St bet. and NV.
Almost Given Away Tomorrow Only
at r. Goldscbmid's, sl2 nth st. NV: Iron match
polish l5c $500 tooth picks &c. gents folding pock-
ct COMBS DC, hair brush with a large dressing
comb l5e, handsome French china moss rose tea
SetS "a pieces S59o, white bone napkin rings 3Sc i
doz.. CSC; tooth brushes reduced to 10c, black
ing brush with threa boxes OF Army and Navy
back1ng and whisk broom 25c, zinc wash board
with SO clothes pins 15c. decorated English china
chamber sets 10 pieces 81 IS with jars S. IS Browns
french shoe dressing &c a bottle, French China
moss rose Ice cream SaucerS for 25c, fine pOrce-
lam cups and saucers new shapes Coo Is doz. ex-
IRA large SIZE 7oc y doz., brooms 15c good feather
kitchen knives for Sc, handsome decorated
French china fruit plates for $1.OO, blue
willow English china dinner plates for 35c. soup
plates for 35c, breakfast plates for soc, dessert
plates for CSC, extra large size real Majoiica
bread or cake plates 21c, decorated china oat meal
sets pieces Soc table mats for 1Oc; also an i'm
menSe assortment of baby carriages, refrigerators
ana Ice chests OF the best manufactures sold at
reduced prices.
Nickel Stcmwinding Watches,
$3.50. Ladson, 52S 9th street
Great 19c. Day at CIarlk,., .32 9TH Stn w
Regular Made Bal Hose, 49,.
Boys Shirt Waists, 19c.
Regular Made Socks 19c.
Isle Thread Gloves 100.
Infants Caps 19c.
-Four Linen Towels, 19c
Chlldren'S Lace Collars, 100.
After a Trial
you will pronounce Hub Punch the most delicious
punch ever tasted. 1t is perfectly pure and whole
some. Sold by grocers and druggists.
Lundborx,s Rhenish Cologne.
Mother swans Worm Syrup.
1nfallble, tasteless, harmless, cathartic; for
feverishness, restlessneSs. worms, constipation.
Csc.
Best 81 SpectacIes in the City.
Ladson, 528 9th street.
1t is More Economical
to buy Durkee's Salad Dressing than it is to make
dressing; besides this, 1t Is made OF better ma
ter!als than you can buy at the stores. Everybody
likes it.
"Alderney Dairy Wag0ns..,
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in xlb. "Ward" prints, SOC. per 10.
Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&C. per ct. Cream. 15c. pint
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We present no pretended miracle
Truth Is mighty and must Pre-.
vafl''-NO sOphistry can Withstand
Editor Of EVENING Press:

Editor Of EVENING Press:
DEAR Sn:Feeling deeply grateful for the treat ben
ets which have received from the use of very yaua
Die article which has its origin and home In our besuti
full city, and hoping that others who are afflicted "a
have been may find like relief from its use beg the
indulgence OF tow lines in valuable paper for the
privilege Of communicating to you brief statement of
facts for the benefit Of the multitude Of sufferers to be
met with on every sde. Many of my friends well know
that have been severely afflicted with heart dis
ease for number Of years. and have suffered from m
only those suffer who have that disease; II reduced
my strength SO low that could scarcely walk acroes
my room, and the least exertion rendered me 40
short breathed that I dared scarcely move. and
LIE seemed very burdensome. I was treated for nv
malady by the best physicians and derived no benefit
from their treatment prescriptions until was aa
vised by my family physician to use units Remedy.
a. my trouble was caused BY inac.ion Of my hdncys
which affected very seriously the action Of my heart
commenced taking 1t (bavng little faith In it or
other medicine. and 1t has helped wonderfulIy and
am now great deal better and have been ever since
began its In fact have taken no medicine that
has benefited me greatly. My breathing is easy and
have gained in strength much that am able to do
my housework. cheerfully recommend HUNTS REM
edy to all who may be afflicted have bcen or who
are suffering from general debility and nervous pros
tration. Respectfully,
Mrs. Il. o. ROCKWELL.
Pearl Street. Providence. R. l.
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THE NATIONAL RIFLEs.-At the meeting O, the
National Rifles last night the follow ing honorary
members were elected: c. B. Bailey, W. n. Bar
stow, NJ T. DanfOrth, j. w Corson W d. Rudy
A =. McElroy, F. Pilling, and Charles Schneider
The invitation from the manager OF the National
1heater 10 drill at the benefit OF the Actors fund
On wednesday OF next week was accented The
building committee reported rapid progress in the
construction OF the new armory. Contracts have
been awarded 10 Hayward Hutchinson for heat
ing. and E. +. Brooks Co., FOR plumbing and gas
1ttlng. O e@S-
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EVERY PURCHASER presented tomorrow with q
picture and frame DIT NJ Augtnsteins, S11 9TH ST.
u W, when the following great bargains viii be
sold: Decorated Queen Ann" CHAMBER sets 50 go
worth $3.50; = doZ. water tumbler5 12c.; extra
large CHAMBER pals Sc worth sc; i0-qt. block
TIN dlshpans 27c.; syrup pitchers with patent
GrlbS l2t- sgt block tin pudi1 pans &C.; II l.
iron and stanI 81 crun6 brush AMI tray 29, :;
umbrellas &c; 1ipianed bread boxes 45c. SOC. :.
ana 6oc- EACH oil boiled table covers 3sc. br0omS
14c; baby carriages AMI trunks ut reduced prices.
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1T WAS FOUND NECESSARY To adjourn the sale
OF dry goods at GutmanS, 912 18th street to-day as
the auctloneer was completely broken down owing
10 the great rush for the past five days The sale
VII De continued Tomorrow morning april 7th)
NJ ~ AIN. Samuel Samstag, salesman.
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Amu.cmenrs. xc To.u,,h,

AmuscmentS, Ac., Tonight.
FoRps OPERA HOUsE-Haverly's MastOdon Min
etrelS.
NATIONAL THEATER-Mr. John T. Raymond as
1dtor EstteT IN ia Paradise"
THEATER CodIQUE. - Miners Comedy Comblna-
ton.
DINE MCsEUA.-Do< circus and curiosities.
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GREEN OWLS, brown owls. owls owls, owls: i'm
ported Owls pitchers; pretty moss rose tea sets :;
hlaJoncA wirt and very thing in the crOckery and
glassware line given away presents TO pur-
ch1ScrS OF teas AMI c0ffeeS by the Enterprise Tea
Company, j. y. e j. O'D1nneli pr0D'trS.. cor
ner 4ta ST. ana Penn avn Capitol Hin. BrancneS-
Center. Eastern AMI Northern Liberty markets
Pure Mojune Gulp0wier 90. per ID Java ana
Mocha, 81 per To- Teas AMI COffces cheaper TIA
at other places. Established 1873.
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DRY GOODS.
SILKS. SILKS, SILKS.

SILKS 81, SILKS 50, SILKss2.
SoLOhfD SILKS. all coiors. so
CCooLoRED SILKS. excellent quality. IS
ooLohEp SILKS Satin finish. extra nne quality, re-
-, duced from 81 IS to 81.
Our very finest quality coLoREp SILKS. textra
- wide, reduced from 81. so to 81. IS.
FANNY SllkS, finest quality, lactual value 81
. we are selling at CO and 75
Our excellent quality Gres Grain BLACK SILKS re-
duced from 81 to IS.
Our Satin finish BLACK SILKS, heavy Ores GRAIN re-
duced from 81 so to 81. IS and our sublime quality
to 81. so.
Black snrah SILKS. extra WIDE all pure Silk reduced
from Fl. 90 TO 81. snd Black satin pure silk
khsdsnes reduced from 81. so to Sl-special bar
Pure six Black Broeade GRENADINES, (actuxl value
80. we are selling at Oily 81.
Coiored CAsHM ERES all pure Wool wide double
width, in Cream, strawberry, Electric Blue, OK
Blood and Pink, 80.
NUNS YELLING. fine quality, 20.
NUNS YELLING. pure Wool, wide double width. so.
soiled, 62H.
Latest arrival of SILKS. CHICK SILKS, excellent
quality worth SD. selling at GO.
Black Cashmere SHAWLS, pure Wooi, 81.
CARRIERS
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"GooD MORNING, Mrs. JONES, why DO Won 90
down 10th street now ?'.'Why / get my nsrkefinr
az noiiman,s Chicago Beef Store" .'why that Is
w iehlsy iyanta avenue" "Oh, no; he has moved
eeTtdihiy The cheapest place in the city. lie keeps
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SPRING GOODS Now OPEN.
Just received q large stock OF fine boots. shoes
and slippers. which we are selling at the following
low prices:
Ladies' line kid button boots from 81. 40 up
Ladies fine French kid boots from 81. 40 up.
Ladies' fine cloth top boots from g.. 80 W.
Gents fine Congress and button from 81 90 I'D
Gents fine calf English walking shoes from
q 49, p.
Gents fire calf button latest style, from % SO up
Children'S spring heels from Coo. up.
Family Shoe Store
3CG-30S 9TH street northwest
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Local rains and COo,er partly cloudy weather
are indicated for the southern states on saturday.
Cooler fair weather j. Indicated Tor y " England
and the northern portion or the miilIe Atltntic
States on saturday. Warmer fair weather Is indi-
Gated for the upper lake region, low. and MINE
Sofa during SitUr,i ~ Tue ARKANSAS, CumDeri md
and lower ONO rivers win rise rapilly.
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TIE house OF Thomas u. Smith, at 1912 Madison
street northwest, WAS bur-lar.Ously entered last
night Dy breaking the kitchen window. After
IilnG The bureaus and trunks the thief left with
out taking anything.
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ATTENTION is called to Dowling's auction adyer
usement OF elegant goods for next Tuesday.

NEARLY THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND more stand
arc dollars were placed in circulation during last
week than were circulated during the same period
last year. IL Is no wonder, therefore, that b. Rob-
ihsOh Co., guy pennsylvania avenue, say that
lhey are having such rush for boys clothing
Iney claim TO keep the largest and best selected
STOCK on hand that is to be seen this side OF New
York. ~
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full RFTrBHs from the great billiard nj Itch
between EiEn AK and Schaeter Will De received
at ScdnlOn'S tonight
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HowE's rapid bu~i,ess penmanship quickly
learned $50 monthly. 5i7 9Th street. Separate
ladies' class.
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FRIGHTFUL MURDER OF A FATHER AND HIS Two
DAUGHTERs-A man by the name of Harper was
arrested In West Union, Doddrldge county, West
ney Doyle and his two little girls. who were found
IN the grocery kept by Doyle horribly mangled
WIN a hatchet. One Of the children was restored
to consciousness sufficiently to recognize the muir
derer. The object was robbery. Two men-Mc-
hinley ana Weekly-Were arrested as accom-
nCeS.
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AARRIAGE LIcESsRsL-Marriage licenses have
sen issued by the clerk OF the court to Matthew
= Bell and Sallie Tolliver; Solomon Dorsey and
Ian Waddy; Francis Johnson and Martha Stew
~: W K ID Franks, OF Newark, NJ, and Bar.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Receiyed ana soid
Dy H. A Golden, flSh agent at Johnson'S wharf
to-day: 5000 shad, which sold from $50 to $40 ner
hundred; 10000 herring, SIS to $3.50 per thou
sand: gu punches rock sold from Is TO IS cts per
bunch. e0A
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We HAVE THIS Day received direct from New
York state fifty packages Qarge and snalO Of fine
new butter, Wbich we offer ut greatly rei u ed
rates
No adulterate1 goods sol hE lis
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SFECIsI--The original .ClOver Leaf Print But.
Ter IS made expressly tor trade It Is uniform
IL quality, and is the finest table butter.
GEO. NJ. OYSTER 4 Co.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

MCGEE's No. OLD RYE WHISKY, 15c ct bottle
u gallon, Is an eEce!ent article: Try IL 4n4 4 ST
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THE WEEKLY STAR. a large double paper OF fifty
PIN columns VIII DC sent postpaid Tor one dollar a
year. Try II
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I'll MARKET SPACE.

SPRING Day Goops
We are daily receiving our Spring and Summer sup
Ply OF Dress Goods comprising fn line of Black Silks
an grades; Surah Silks. Ottomans, Satin Rhsdames,
Sstan MSeryeeux. Sill Grenadines Nun's Yelling and
Chudah Cloths in all the shades French Wool Suit
inss. Printed and Plain Satteens Embd Sateens and
Muslin Robes Printed Linen Lawns: splendid line of
BLACK Woolen Dress Goods in all the fabrics; silk
and Thread Hose. new colorings; Umbrellas and Para
sois new designs Also, an elegant line OF Linen
Sheeongs and Pillow Lnens. all widths Damask Table
Cloths and Napkins to match in splendid quality, tal
Elzes) Table Damask by the yard in choice patterns;
Towels and Toweng in great variety. 1hoee in want
OF choice goods will do well to examine stock before
purchasing. HOOE BRO. CO.,
apI-Sm 1928 ST., Ebbitt House.
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FANCY ELGIN CREAMERY, New York State Cream
cry and New York State Dliry Butter. IN large and
small packages Goods as represented. No adult
terations sold by US GEO. NJ OYSTER Co.
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UMBRELLA AND PAgAsoLs COVERED and repaired
1t 1414 street.
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CHILDREN should read our advertisement. A.
SakS co.
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BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY AT HAHN & Co.'S Sic
It'll ST ana 1922 Penna ave-:
Ladies reliable pebble and kid button, 81 and
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To. M Y N'F.,
Cor. Pennsylvania ave. and 9Th st. N.
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IEssku.s ICE GREW an Cnarlotte Russ,.

The PRESIDENTS PARTY enjoy unicorn dress
Shirts going south CoChrIHe'S, near Riggs bank.
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standard medicine for cur;ng Brighrs Disease.
Dropsy, Kidney. Bladder and Glandniar Naladies ID
Hunts Remedy. Female Weakness, Pain In the back
and lons. Gravel. Diabetes Intempsranoe Excess and
Prosrationof the nervous system are cured by Hunts
Remedy. HUNTS Remedy imports health and vieor to
Tie constitution when Il has bscos dobltated Hunts
Gsnsdy rssaocos ~ iaya5a 70 hsaltn. a
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HEROES clothing Is much better than any ready
made; little worn. at very low prices. sos 9Th
street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
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InpIA LINEN. bargains, laces, embrolderies
Cochrdne'5
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For best bargains try IA and 786 7th street.

STYLISH linen collars, ladies', children's: bar
gains. COchrdne's Uptown
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Isle AND SILK GLOVES. splendid new bargain
now Cocnrane'S Uptown.
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EVERYBODY Should read our advertisement. A
Eaks & Co.
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SUI UMBRELLAS, parasols, new bargains Ccch-
Iane's Uptown.
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LoNDoN Cough syrup Is The best; only 10 cts.
ATTENTION. DEALERs.- bowling sells large lot
or tr IckeTy III his auction rooms Tomorrow at 10
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COTTON UNDERWEAR, ladies', reliable. Coch-
ranes Uptown.
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TEXAS SIFTINGs for S lie at all newsdealers In the
City. out every Friday.
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LADIES PARAsoLs COVERED to match their suits
only 81 1850 ~-'
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For comfort, style and wear, Hahn'S ladies g
"Diina' KID button beats the world. Sic eth S
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MOTHERS should read our advertisement. A SAX
4 Co
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Nor handsome, bit exceedingly comfortable:
Hdhn'5 S1.15 gents "reliri" shoe
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In COOP TAsrE.-Good taste eIvave .or-ts al
oiraton, and lends a charm to Whatever ia dis
played This Is especially so with reference To the
~ Robinson, Parker & Co, al6, southeast Corner
IN aid ID streets. Crowds have gathered around
01nspect the elegant display OF clothing.
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NEW Books.
Jews of Barrow, FRANCIS, 81: Princess and Curdte
Macdonald 81 The Belle O. Brsckets-ia lane, Beay.
$l50; Shsndon Bells Black, 81 IS; Siege of London,
James, 81 so; Mrs. LorilDes, AfaIet, 81: Homespun
Stories EoEe 81 Is Have Lived and Loyed. Forres
Brother. Otis. 81 Battery and Boiler Balentyne IS
Our Easter Cards are now open and were never more
beautiful or artistic, and comprise ali the most cele
brated productions.
Ali OF tue latest novelties in Stationery.
W. II. MORRISON
f2S ATS Pennsylvania avenue.
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CnILDRES,s SUITS, largest line, at A saks Co. 5.
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Dress BUTTONS, great bargains, odds and ends.
Cochrane'S Uptown.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather
April &, 1853.

The Weather
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., April 6. 1888, $50 a. m. {
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cloudy c0}lcr weather, win Is shifting to north
west ana northeast, higher barometer in northern
portions
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