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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-06

PROMOTIONS IN THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. D. j. Apple has been promoted from 81 900 to
class one In the sixth auditors Office, Treasury
department, and Mrs. n. A. Curtis from $500 to
$1,000 Upon the return OF Secretary FOlger a re-
QUESTION will be made upon the civil service COM
mission for clerk, lady, to I'LL the vacancy in
the 500 class. This Will be the second appoint
ment in the Treasury department under the civil
service rules In both cases the vacancies origin
were made until they existed In the 5000 grade
only. Miss Hoyt, OF Connecticut, who was the
nrst civil service appointee, has reported for
agency.
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THE NEW POSTAL NOTES.-The postal note bust.
ness at the city post Office has now come down 10
about routine level and the notes issued appear
to b. obtained in good faith for business purposes,
Several notes presented at this post office have
been refused as imperfect In some cases mis-
postmaster making out the notes failed to name
the Office on which they We're drawn. One
note presented yesterday was rejected because II
was drawn simply on "Washington," and not
"Washington, DC" Twenty-three OF these notes
were pad Yesterday and twenty one were paid
up TO O'Clock today. -
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BLIND TOMS MANAGER ARREsTED-On an order
issued by Judg' Van Bruut, of NV York. John a.
Brthune, manager for blind Tomn the piano
player, was arrested on Tu sday. Eliza Belhunr.
ms VIE, an. g1ng that she feared her hush nd
would leave the state pending a SUIT for lin ted
divorce on the grounds OF neglect and desertion
Sne states In her complaint that she was married
on November Is. 1SS2, AMI that her husband LETT
her 1--WE days afterward and did not return until
June Il, OF this year. He then remained with her
LOT a week. She declares he Is Intoxicated almost
constantly. The suit Tor divorce Was begun July
"a. The DEFENDANTS annual income is estimated
10 De $4,000. Mr.. Bethune asserts that his wlTe
wrdded husband-Otto Slutzback OF BaltInnra
Nd This statement Mrs Bethune deniss VIM
Stelnway furnished the 81. 500 bail required for
Bethune'S release
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Candidates for Cadesshtps

FASSkB TIN EXAMINATION SUCCESSFULLY.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, Sept 6-Following additional
candidates passed examinations successfully as
naval cadets:
q e. HUDSON, ARK; F. w. Hihbs. Mimi; George W.
Eyre. Pa; John j. Martin, Y: A A. Porter
MI; l. Young. La. A. A. Strout, Pa; T. NJ
naIaIerro, Tex $; q. ii. Burrage, Mass; w. T.
Harris, Mass; c. 7. Pnillips, Tenn.
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A Railroad Conferences

NEW YORK, Sept. 6-The joint executive com.
mlttee OF the trunk lines met tod lay with closed
doors at the Offices OF Pool Commissioner Fink
Inc threat ned break in freight rates having been
averted, the conference today WILL it is said have
an important effect on the present position OF the
tTunh lines and their western connections
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Local N0leA.

The house OF VIM. Geiger, 1916 o street, was en-
tered last night by thief, who climbed the back
she1 and got through the second story window,
and $40 In money and gold watch were stolen.
Sergeant OF Police Perry to-day swore out
warrant against Is s, Price aid Henson Little
TOT keeping gaming table The charge brought
on their pool tables.
Last night horse was stolen from Patrick
Stewart at Sweet Pleasant, Prince Georges county,
Md, about seven miles from Bennlng's bridge. 1t
was worth about $50
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PIGEONS TO FLY TO BRIDGEPORT, CoNN-Four
nom ng pigeons owned In Bridgeport, Conn, were
received AT the signal Office to-day from that city,
They are In charge OF Lieut.. Dupwoody, and will
be liberated by him Tomorrow morning about Z
O'Clock. provided the W ather is favorable.
The distance to be traverSed Is 255 miles in
an air line. These are the same pigeons that
made the journey from Havre de Grace to Bridge
port last SATURDAY.
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Nd'"e ogr Ac'"e. q 9


SREKrsH RAD BAY, C. L. Sept 6-The weather 10
nrst race. three quarters OF a mile, for two wear
oldS was won by Mittie b.. Moies,y second,
ana Perilous third Time, LIZ. Manitoba was
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Paymaster Beaman will be de-
tached from the naval asylum, at Philadelphia, on
the 2Oth inst, and Paymaster Joseph Foster will
relieve him on that date; Commander f. NJ.
Green has been ordered to the Portsmouth N n
navy yard as navigation officer.
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MENDOZA, ILL, Sept. 6-Dr. j. N Ritchey who
fatally shot his wife last Monday and then fed,
returned nome yesterday with his throat cut from
ear 10 ear, out with no main arteries severed He
was much emactated, wing lain in hay loft all
t t, intervening period. He Is under arrest and
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A MONG IHE MANY INsUR sNCE COMPANIES
a ana ASSOCIATIONS doing business tho mutual or
plan. none e cert ny secured against
ios U.s. OF 1slnre - the UTUALkESERVE FUND LIFE
and popular IN 90 short time e this favored
have publicly and frequently commended ito system az
being ETeat 81 forS ard in the science Of Life nsur
ance. while Its policy holders have On more than one
occasion EXPRESSED their confidence In its manage
mens For circuars &C., call the Office 1909 1t.
6uZ3 l. I. KNIGHT. Manager,
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The RaZing COurt.Nartial.

ANNAPoLIs, Nd, Sept 6-The court-martial this
morning resumed the trial OF Cadet A. Campbell
ID. K Magruder, counsel for the accused, read an
argument reviewing the testimony given in the
case, arguing that the accused could not be con-
vfcted of hazing by merely being present He is
haZing.
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A Paper by DIR. Ga,,nua.s

SARATOGA, n. ", s. pit 6-At the session ~ the
social Science Association In the department OF
lurl. prudence this morning, among the papers
teid Was one by K NJ. Galaudet, LID, OF WASH
ington, on international Ethics"
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Alexandria Gram Market.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING Star.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept 6-The grlin receipts TO-DAY
were 1900 bushels. Some 5000 bush,l of wheat
Sl10. and Longbarrv at Sill 1000 busheis Of
corn were sold. 1900 bushels white at "a zoe. the
IlrSt-named price being for a damaged lot. and
were offered.
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MAR RlED.

TALBOTT-OSBORNE At Grace Church Nev
York k CITY, Ieptember Let 1888 by the key. Edward
washington, d. G.. to Miss LACRA L. OSBORNE, Of
New York City.
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NO MATERIAL CHANGE.

This1s to certify that have used Hunts Remedy for
the kidney complaint and derived much benefit from
its use.
have been afflicted about one year. and received
treatment from the local physicians and used num-
Der Of So called specifics without any material help
am happy to say after using three bottles Of Hunts
Remedy. was omplet ,ly cured.
never fail to recommend it. and you are at liberty
30 use my name in any manner you may desire
JOHN w. JOHNSTON.
NORWICH. Conn, May 7. 1883.
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FfNEOhA- BOWLING. Anctoneer.
Il / USTEE SALE 10 IN SECTION ONE,
IN TNk SUBDIVISION F BARRY F .hM. D. c.

AnCGOitec.
USTEE SALE 10 U IN SECTION ONE,
IN THk SUBDIVISION BARRY F KIM, D. C.
by virtue OF decd 81 trust dated Septemb er6etx
18th A. a. 1871 and 70, oried in iiber so. Goo <sH
iol No 49,. one Of the land records of the Dls--A-
tct Coiun bs, and further by virtue of decree Of
the SUI rene Court OF the striStof Columbia sed
80 will eel public ancton. in front OF the prem
lses on SATURDAY., the FIF ZEE Til DAY. SIP
EMBi L. A. d. 1888, it FIV.. O'CLU( K P M. the
following real estate in the District Columbia ITO
WIZ Lot NJ" 4, in section No. 1, in the subd vision
the e"f on fill in the Office Of the Of AshnS
Ierms of SAFE: third cash. and the balance in
SIX anG twelve months with interest thereon. deposit
OF $50 to be msde at time of Terms are not co ~
pied with in ten days the Trustee The right
TO resell the prOl erty at the rick and Of sult
purchaser. he TT to be retained by the Tru tee until
the entire amount of purchase money has paid.
JAM 5 L. WOhMLEY, Trustee, $40 9Th W.
seDldSda
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THE P0sT OF HoNOR-The place assigned to
the Washington Light Infantry as escort TO LORD
Baltimore at the coming Ori0le viii be the post OF
honor In the grand procession, and the tender Is
very complimentary 70 the c0rpa
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Alexandria Attain
Reported for The VENTING M

Reported for The vEN1Na STAR.
CONSERVATIVE CONFERENCE.-The conservative
| Alexandra, Loudoun and Fairfax counties met al
Armory hall this morning, delegations being pres
ent from all the counties. and nominated MI. j. E
Meredith, OF Prince william county, as the candi-
date OF the conservative party for tho state SEN
ate. The session OF the convention was brief,
Of Alexandra, nominated James a. Powell, Of
Fairfax, as chairman. Hubert Snowden was
chosen secretary and L a. Kell sergeant-at-arms.
The credentials were examined, the Temporary
omcers were made permanent ones and Mr.. Here.
deth was nominated by a unanimous vote
Club lett here this morning for Richmond, where
they will play match game with one OF the clubs
OF that city They Will be absent from Alexandra
SUPERVISORS MEETING. - The supervisors OF
A1exsnd n, county held meeting YESTERDAY
tenn. An order was made rescnda9 the order f nv
which the last board retained Edmund Burke as
attorney to collect the delinquent tax on the Ar
retains portion OF the purchase money. They
then directed that the cOmmonweaith's attorney
communicate with the auditor OF the state upon
PROPERTY SALBs.-The store at the corner OF
King and West streets. long occupied as a grocery
by Jos. Grigg, has been sold to p PuIlma at $500
1t is fine. large twostory stone house, 20 by 60
feet, but Is out OF repair. Judge N. B. Meade has
purchased the Henderson property on Washing
RKPORTER's NoTEs.-A row OF small brick houses
are TO be put up at the corner OF Washington and
iduhNu StTCctSs OppOSitc INC >ddtc" jump
ThP police have been instructed to pay special at
tentiOn to the cemeten 8, with a view TO the ar.
rest OF grave rObberS-nOt those who reSurrect
bodies but those that steal flowers
HAzMa BEGUN AGAIN AT AENAroLIa-At the
naval cOurt-martial at Annapolis, yesterday, for
cadet hazers, the trial OF Cadet Alex Campbell was
concluded. Three Of the saven cadets tried have
been acquitted, the last one being s. B. Winraw of
Missouri Last night Cadet Rumsey attempted to
haze young man named Morgan. who had 1ust
entered as cadet. The fact was reported toLaeut-
Commander Thomas. in charge OF the Santee
RumSey Ia q third class man, and win probably be
contaminated. Out OF lO7 candidates reported
for the cadet examination 81 are said 70 have
failed in mathematics. They viii be re-examined
AMERICAN HORSES TO RUN m ENoLAND-The
acceptances for the for the Car witch stakes
to be run at Newmarket. England. October Oh
numbers ~, includ ng Mr.. r. Gebhards Role Mr.
T. +. Walton's Glroh,, Mr. 7. Cannon's (fOrmerly
Mr.. Lorillard's) Sachem, Mr.. J. r Keene's Blue
Grass, MI. p L0rllard's Pinaf0re, and Lord Files.
mere's formerly Mr. Lorillard's) Abbotsford FOR.
merry Mistake. For the CambrldgeShire STAKES to
be run at the Newmarket Houghton meeting,
October 3 l. there are ninety-eight Acceptance
including R0le Gir0de, Sachem, Blue Grass. Pima
lore, AboOtsford, Nj. J. r. Keene's IOxhan ana
Sir J: Wlloughby's uormeriy NJ. Lorlllards)
Gerald
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THOMAs DoWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS IN BLA-
D.NSBUkG, MD
BY virtue of ed of trust bearing date the Goth
day June, 1879, recorded i'll LIber A. I. b. NO Ia
i, 1olio 340 ct sea- one OF the Land Record Books
LEI priLce Geo se', county we shall offer for at
publc auction, i'll OF the premis es. TOE DAY,
tie t-I,H HE NTH DAY OF SEPT NIB K, 1883. at
IL Nv O'CLOt M, all that lot or parcel of ground
ylg In the town OF adensburg. in sail county,
AZ u OF Maryland, known anu DIST nguised the
Plat OF sad tom as Lot NO. hirty-e ght (3S).
INN Ola ELY NJ / T. the sale above
shall by virtue OF the deed. offer that pare
OF lanu, known Lot No. ihIrty nine (39) in said
town. situate between the house form ry owned by
Hanson Penn and the lot Of groun owned by Bonja-
min Lowrdes. his lot Is improved by comfor able
br.ck dwelling OF three stories. i'll good state OF
, iernlsi Cne-fourth cash. balance in one. two and
thH years with not bearinZ interest and secured
deed OF trust on the lrenlses all caeh. at
uon OF purchaser. All cOnVtyancing at purchasers
cost. RICHARD M,Jti Ill, ,
rep6-iOt GEORGE j. UFf ERI-E,5 lFuStoee'
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

-. B. EALGnY.
SUCCESSOR ~
DUB'EUIL BROTHERS
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS
6EN1S FURNISH. GS
I112 STREET NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON D. c.
si, of tire Finest Dress Shirts to order.. sI2 90
~ N,ra liDe shirts t. order .............., 30
nL2f
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VTNHE lotto" GAS ENGINR
REQUIRES no boiler, avoids all exrensive attendance
no loss OF ume no handling OF fuel and ashes
ned e5ssnsvsly for running Presenter and Freight
md L1thographic Presses Coffee Mia Rosstsrs Pc.
Per ana Hnhns Machinery. Iathes &C.,. DC. This en-
speed tho east number Of working psrs and
great simplicity of mechanism.
For particulars to prices Ac apply at Of8ca NJ
"a6nln&ton Gas Ii nj 20. jyl3
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StOclxS.

NEW YORK Sept. g. 2:30 p. m-The principal
buyers OF stocks to-day were Gould, Keene and
Osborne. Gould bought the Southwesterns ana
western Union Keene took round amounts OF
L'ckawanna, Central Pacific and Louisville and
n 'shvlle, and Osborne purchased Lake Shore
Union Pacific and ST, Paul.
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The West Washington Outrage Case
WIN. wAYNEs HELD FOR ACTION OF THE GRAN

This afternoon, In the Police Court, VIM. waynes.
the colored shoemaker OF West Washington who
was recently arrested on charge OF outraging
Sarah Etmonds, a 13-year-old colored girl, OF No.
Els NJ street, was put on trial. The girl stated
that on the 10th OF August last she was called
INTO the shoe shop OF the prisoner by him.
when she got into the house he gave her No melon.
but accomplished his design and kept her there
MIA avenue testified as 70 the condition OF the
girl MessrS Hewlett & Shea appeared for the
uelendant, and called an array OF witnesses to
prove that the defendant made no ASA ult on her.
and that the com Ia nant had been guilty OF bad
conduct. Judge Mills said II was discretionary
with the court whether he heard evidence for the
defense In this case he would decline to hear II.
He said that the child was only thirteen years
od The case was sent TO the grand Jury under
81 900 bail
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AUCTION SALES.
T0.M(DlkliON.
FOLEY. Aucuoneer.

VI.
VIII sell the stock o: Dry and Fancy Goo a. con-
tanned IN store No 9t8 street northwest at auction,
cor: neacliig EsEkf M Ring At 1EN-AND-
A-HbaF u LOCK. End will continue from day to day
ihc stock G Insists of Silks Dress Goods. Velvets.
la hHI' Se Table Linens, Towels, Napkins. Marsees
Spreads. Whit, Goods Hosirry. U derw- ar. Corsets.
Ces and InhrodeEie~. Dress Shirts Sheetngs in all
Wit s, Gass EI.nueis, iomestics OF all XII DIS
IaW1s ana other 'rticiss tGo DuElerous 70 menuon.
sdes ecaly invited to teend this sale, the
goods fike aid viii be sold witho { reserve.
jyi0 ID. FOL Ahctopecr,
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REPORTS OF MALTREATMFNT OF S.uoss Drs-

SEVERE THUNDERSTORM AT NORFOLK VA
terrific nun Ter Squall passed. over Norfolk
ana portsmouth, Va, yesterday morning. S.y,ral
hou 7es were struck by lightnny I'm PorI SIN IN n ma
considerably damaged. Persons were: shocked and
a schooner lying near the B lstun W larf had her
malnmaSt shivered and was otherwise Injured
Inc Undine Dollhouse was blown away and costly
boats DESTROYED S
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V,HOMAs DUWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES ALE OF COMFORTABLE FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT, On LIUG STkE r.
BhTWEEN FOURTH AND FIF III A.. D III AND
slkEETs, 40 469.
BY virtue of deed Ct trust dated On the LIST days
q Jun 1875. duly rccor'i.d in Lber ss4 foio s
%oo &c, one OF the land records the strict
Columbia. and BY direction Of the party " ured
IN ryb tn undersigned Trustees WIN sell. A1UR-
DAY, SEPT MBhk EIGHTH. 1888. at TX O'CLOCK
In front OF the premises, the foll wing property
IN TIE city OF Warrington lsti let OF Columbia. viz:
Irt of Lot &c. in 53. Deg nning Is feet IN hes
from SOUTH at corner Of said lot and running the
We st on iue street Is feet thence north 100 feet
inches to tn hne Of pubic ri ey; thence east said
alley 10 teet tn south 100 feet inches to the
OF begDn1g. lmpi owed Dy four frame dwelling
lOcat d as above.
Terms: third cash. the residue in two equal pay
neuts at SIX and twelve months, with notes bear ng
interest and secured by deed Of trust the sad
PROPERTY onvey ncinR At purchs ser's cost deposit
OF 400 VIII be required Ut time of sale.
JNs. l.. BL AKaORE, I r,..o
scl6-3t JOHN CUNNOkS trustees.
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TnE NEW YORK STOCK MARxRr
5ft following are the opening ana clopn1 , r,o>~
t-tte New York stock Market to-aay A, re.,rtss
tysreclal wire 10 H. IL Dodge, 5S9 18th street.
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RANGE OF THE 1HBRAONETBR-The following
we're the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer to-day: am. s. o; IL am, 687; 2nm y s:
Maximum, 730; minimum. 476
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4 SCENE B1IWKHN THE PROSECUTING WITNESS AND
TIE LAwYIR FOR DEFKNsa
In the Police Court this afternoon weil-dressed
bright mulatto woman named Julia Hearn, OF No.
1134 johnson avenue, was tried for the larceny of
some valuable imported lace plliow-shams and
o. her articles OF value from the rooms OF Jos W.
Striker. broker, OF No 1906 & street Mr. Striker
stated that the defendant has been employed hy
him TO do his sshing and tidy his room. Re
Gently ne missed great many articles from his
premises, among them 500 in money from his
pocket On searching her rooms some OF the
property was found by Detectives Ran and Carter.
Mr. c. Darlington appeared for the defendant
and directed line OF questions to prove that the
parties have been on Intimate terms The court
refused TO enforce answers to the questions The
witness admitted, however, that he sent his car
rage TO the defendants house out or pure charity
Inc deiendant claimed that the things were gwen
her BY the complainant
cOlloQuy ensued between Mr. Darlington and
the complainant In relation TO the questions OF
counsel "You have q right to ear her n you
Can" said the witness, "but you have no right TO
BLACKBOARD me, and / think 1t Is a contemplate
piece o. business"
am responsible for what have said" coolly
replied the lawyer. "when get out OF court.r
There was great deal said on both sides as TO
the admtssibiIity OF the evidence about the rela.
lions OF the parties Judge Mills said: "The DOS
session OF stolen property Is a presumption of
guilt 1t has been charged that the gentleman has
been In the habit OF making small presents TO the
delendant, out there Is nothing improper or un-
common In that. / viii give the DEFENDANT the
Dement, ~ the doubt and dismiss the charge.n
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District Govern memt Affair.".

MISCELLANEOUS.
In note to the Con mi>SionerS, Mr. James f,
Miller objects to the erection OF blacksmith shop
In course OF construction on ID. between I3k and
14th streets NV =, In connection with O Stable.
POLICEMAN APPOINTED.
John McTaggart WAS to-day appointed a first
Class private on the police force.
NEW HACK STAND.
AN order was issued by the Commissioners to
day: THAT In exerci,e OF power conferred on the
Commissioners by section OF the organic act OF
June H. 1875 a hack stand is hereby located on
the north side OF w York avenue, Is feet wide
and extending 100 IT. eastwardly, from the side
OF 7th street west Said space to be paved by the
Engineer GO mmissiOner with granite blocks from
old material on hani."
WANTS BARKING DOGS SUPPRESSED
Mr.. John Is. WOin, 1926 G street, In a communi-
cation 10 the Commissioners to-day. compa nS OF
annoyance from barking dogs In the vicinity OF
his house. and requests that the chief OF police
Immediately directed to abate the nuisance He
says that barking dogs In back yards are more
dangerous and damaging than ptiny dogs upon
the streets; the owners are murierers, and the
dogs and owners should be shot. sick people and
We'll, living and dying, are robbed OF the sleep
necessary to rest and restoration. One large oog,
owned by Crump, a policeman, 231 street north
west, near by, the writer says, is equal to the con.
tinued annoyance OF four rull squares This man,
a cons-rvator OF The peace and safety, SHOULD he
dismissed without benefit OF clergy, for maintain
ing public nuisance Sc
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SpEo1AL SALE Ar
e. e. $ ! WV y y :: =;
Fearing that some of my stock on the third oor of
my store has been slightly damaged by smoke caused
by the late fire next door and preferrng not TO
take any further risk have therefore concluded to
"fer these goods at very low prices to secure imme-
date sale
THESE GOODS ARE NOT OLD STOCK.
NO ODDS AND ENDS.
but new goods kept as reserve stock
l Lot Ladies' CHEMlSES AND DRAWERS. of
splendid muslin. at 80 cents
Lot Ladies' CHEMIsEs DRAWERS, AND
As cents
Lot Muslin Underwear of the best CHEMISES
DRAWERS. SKIRTS. AND NIGHTDRtSSEs,
trimmed with embroidery. at rs cents.
OTHER BARGAINS IN WHITE GOODS. TABLE
LlNLNS. TOWELS. and general House Furnishing
Goods.
au27 41s Seventh street.
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No Preraratlon-Always Ready-Always LIQUIDi
Mends Marble. Stone. Patches on Leather and Rubber
and Cloth, Card Board scrap Booka Leather Betting
Ornaments q every kind Book Bscks, Esrtenware and
eyeryh else with everlasting insepersble tenscty
Manufacturers Of Gummed tabeia Text Fabrics.
Fine CO riage and Pianos and Cabinet Axkers scroll
hewyers. &C.. supplied by gallon or barrel
2C0. per Bottle; by mai. postpaid. l0c. extra
MAJ ID only by the msnufactu era
j. d. OMEARA CO., l547 Pa. sv., WashinRton n, O.
Live Agents wanted everywhere Sold by Drugxista