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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
building Material

IuaBrR-- Rough lumber boxing, ~ inches
and under, tirst class, So stripping lSx3, a2l;
boxingand fiooting, clears, 81; thick clears,
~ and IL, s22; rough lumber, second class
3lf: joist and scaDtiing, culls SIS.
SInI Sa-First common white pine, So 50.
second a D. q " third do, s25; poplar, 81 ~; ma
tive pine X; SCI 70; do u, 81 native reugh,sls:
DRESSED demonstrating II inches md
under, ga 0 esZ6 or do lax3, 81 UO@26 20;
scaniling. Joi.t or any common lumber,
s2I UOM ~ O0 boxing over liz inches, s2si,D0eo
q 90: thick clears, ~ toll 2 s2j vo9B 90
second class any Kind, slS U00D2l 90.
DRESSED AND MATCHED FLOoRING-First-
class, SO; secsnd class, s2l.
WHITE PINE FukNIsHfNG buMBEH-lM, IA
and inch white pine, 40; inch do, sto.
CEILISG--llEADED or PLAfS--First COM
mon white pine ~ s32.6ot I'd do, $50; so do, So;
poplar, " sS7. 90 poplar, n, s2-oci native PINE
X, $3.50, do. u, -.
Poplar LUnHE..-iN, III, and inch, SIS;
snIsaLrs White pine a, IS; do shaded A,
sl.25, do extra No. |, $40; cypress, best, any
brand, 80; do No. 2, - 3d. do No. 3, $780, native
sawed heart, Sf.S. saps, 600.
PicR YRS. white pine. dressed and headed'
square or nat, 81; yellow pine do. 50; hath, y
LIME. (;EMENT, ETc--Time, Austin, SO:
per Dbl. Cement, louisville or Rosenaie.
her bbi.: Portland. 81 per Dbl. Plaster faiia'
New York or Michigan. Is per Dbl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

= GALVESTON. July .6.--Cptton, spots quiet
at unchanged prices; offerings light; sales, 20
bales.
Futures OPEN ned barely steady and were
call, dull but steady oo the third, closing duh
but steady with August lower, september .
lower, October unchanged, November and
December . higher; sales, 80. Closing quo
tations:
...,... 8 35g0 30
September ,.."" -..".-................ . 356r9 81
October ..........................9 2'tla II
2Taog 20
2.a9 -
Receipts, $50; net 5SS; gross exports, 40
coastwise; STOCK, g960.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

Sr. ou1s, July ~ ---Flour--UnciNngcd
WuEAl-.- Active, but lower; 20. yed iIii
col 0hSs cash: 05eei O5k Jul.: iOy9l 10y
A August. | "a hc6t VAls September.
CoHS--IIigher. frm; AZ cash and July
i1aiaI6 Augusg tg9ik54 september.
U.rs--Lower .sa 30 CASH " July; 2jN Au
uno
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
Nav yonk. April 20 &c, ton auI.
IiyerpOOl.

LIVERPOOL, July 26- Cotton--Spots opened
with moderate demand freely met and on
weekly revision of quotations good ordinary
advanced IL Others unchanged: closing
Ordinary Lille
Good Ordinary, li-l8
Low 3-lo
Middling Upands. ZIG
Middling 9-l6
Sales. 100 0, of which 1900 were American,
and 100 export and speculation. Imports
none.
Futures opened barely stendy; clio cd with
September-Octobern and Decenibcr- January
n p int higher; OctoherNovemH her points
lower, other. unchangcd closing August
September. 3 ~: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES F., 0. De-
| tober- November. 5 2; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
8 IS observation-disclosures, 3 -; januaiy-feb.
ruary, 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

WooL--Msdiun according.to gjf de,9rality
arade, quality cpd copditicnh 70 ~; course,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
8HERMAN.
Eoxso SUN day Liberty-A Mtii
lSfsr Extraditcd.

|orho SUN day Liberty-A Muir
hS54r Extraditcd.
IN %. Englishman
81 Working at Smiths
\; 1hriated his horse near
heck. yesterday and went
~ attend to some business.
Ming Within one hundred
|ex3 his horse was tied, he
h I0nRing and rearing, and
|o98rthe bank where he was
hid His neck broken. The
0nly uttered: My 'orse
Ekcd snicide, and l ii have
bn1e Of our ncighboring
kfyIng to enforce the sun
Sherman keeps the even
\ way and things jog along
hi.
Iktpin left this morning fol
|siness.
Douglas left for Huntsville
days Since with the muir
Linsey, whom he captured
Ilerthis state, Il short time
are being made
Ing of the corner stone @
school building. The cere
4 tnke place at the Masonic
|lday evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
DsTON.
n admitted TO Ball The
\ street Bridge.

Omitted TO Baii The
[o street Bridge.
N Is. -Billy Thompson,
II thompson, eN-lnarshal
13<Ier Indictment in De-
Me murder of u man
&ars ago. and was up
the Judge of that dis
|]Ikbation to be released on
dispatch was re-
|2|tnlng by Ben Thomp-
sk&xtil' of Dewitt county.
/ b8 promptly given;
4 q. . TO Ben Thompson,
n order has just been
ludrc of our district to
,rofher upon u bail bond
md dollars.
'T. G.. PETERSON,
sheriff.
|. ~ between the county
y t93n Bridge Company
\ kh6iiron part of the San
3 pe was closed and
4 morning. The con
n of the work with
be executed to-day
lhe county commits
Iii that the masonry
side OF the San Ja-
must be furnished
(, ctober, and on the
! fteenth of October,
4 forfeit five dollars u
4 Ter that the work
.lSIj 25.-The strike is
4 Fe. All business is
~ some kind of shape
lights of Labor met
BIZ the three assem-
6nd one in Harris
\ joint discussion next
noon, to take some action
rxistng a fund for the
r8tors. None of the strik-
) have returned to work.
I. with the additions they
d since the strike, about
g OF them are short OF
! 0nxiously awaiting as
/ thegeneral fund, not y
iell fas yet arrived. 1t Il
ioint assembly Sunday
y committee to solicit ale
rchnilis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, July 2.-tArrLF-Re-
ceipts 1870; market steady; no rexaas OF.
10 ed; quotations unchan red.
Hoes Receipts i,S0. higher and Arm; 5 10
G5sa
sIetrslow: natives of n to NJ pounds
sold Al ssssS 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
Chicago.
rnonucE.

CHICAGO, July 26--Flour..In improved de-
mand.
WHEAT.--unsettiod and lower:i t1ladl OH
July; t34 al 0-sz August; 0iys@l 0Il5 Sep
dember; No. red o.
Conn Unsettled but generally lower: 5251
cash or July; 5i5sgj2 August; 5i&@5iA Sep
TENDER.
PROVISIONS.
PoRK-Unsettled and closed lower; lf0c@
IA Is cash or July; IL 20 August
BULK MEATs---fair demand; short RIB, 20;
short clear, 10.
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, July 26-Hoos- Receipts 1T.pG
market active and 70 ~ higher; miAed % O.
So; light, 57Je6W.
ChrrLE Receipts so Q, choice stock firm;
lean ana rough dul; exports GOA q ~. good
To choice shipping steers GOGeo 20; common
To medium y 81 o.,
SHgrI--Reccipts, l,SG; mnrxet dun, p to 40
lower: inferior 10 fair, Pos 15 good, ~
choice, 4 D..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.,
rISAscrAL.
New York.

NEW YORK. July .e.--t'otton--Spots opened
easy anc ruled quiet and closed quiet and mn
opened steady At a decline o, Iel2c; ruled
quiet and dull and closed firm at lGs2c hig her
for July and August, and 5sesc higher for the
others: sales, sl,,0i.
CLOSING uuptations
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
Closing Quotations:
New York.

Net receipts, 2lD, gross, 30; exports coast
wise, $40; sales, IN; stock, JIG.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

he is president. Damages are laid at
500, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

lstruggle 50 far. ''"' ''' 0''' :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

getting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
New O.l.ans,

NEW. ORLEANS, July T.-Cotton-Spots
opened dull; c osed very dull and uncha. ged.
sales. 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-29
The Boston Shooting Affair.
AN INTERVIEW WITH REYNOLDS WIFE.

NEW YORK, Dec 29-The wife OF Daniel p Rev.
nolds, who shot James Budd at the hone OF the
latter. in Boston, yesterday, said to reporter OF
the New York Tribune: "Mr Reynolds is men,
Der OF Typographical Union, No. o, and has been
working for some time for a Wall street newspaper
He worked there till Christmas day. Yesterday he
said he was going to Boston on business and to get
work L Thought he was joking, and had no idea
ne was gong there about the property trouble. He
was born in Charleston, s. c., and has worked as a
composltor for several New York papers. We have
Deen married little more than a year. / knew
THAT ne had trouble with Mr.. Budd about property
but that IS mothers business. and don't care 10
talk about 1T just then shrill womGn's voice In
The upper hallway called down: Don't We know
anytnlng2 What are ye giving all the information
ye nave 10 the reporter for? Ye better not talk
any more" Mrs. Reynolds looked frightened, and
would say nothing more - -
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Reunions Of High School Boys.
TUE vt cSpc m ,St .xn 500

The annual reunion OF the class OF 81 OF the high
school OF this city was held last night at Freunds
parlors, on 9th street, with Messrs- +. Ii. Cleaves
E. A. Sharretts E. Roome, W. ID. Writ, Myer Cohen,
r. T. Mitchell, W. T. Talaferro, w. Donaldson, a.
w. York, T. Duehay, j. Mccoy, II. N. Pearson, C.
Sturtevant, H. T. Clark, A. Clum and Hawkins
Taylor present. The GRAFTON OF Mr.. Birney who
was unavoidably absent, was read by Mt. Writ
and received with applause The election OF officers
resulted follows: President, r. T. Mitchell: vice
presidents, Messrs Taylor, Donaldson and Shar-
rettS; secretary c. Sturtevant assistant secretary
Myer Cohen; treasurer, E. RoOme, and delegate to
the general executive committee, II. T. Clark.
After the election the association took recess TO
discuss the delicacies at their disposal The ques
uon Of withdrawing from the General Alumni assO-
cfatlon was discussed, but no action taken.
The first annual reunion of the class OF 49, WASH
ington High School, was held last night &C Shell
don's hall After short business meeting. a. which
the old Officers were reelected, dancing began
After the ninth dance an elegant collation. was
served. After supper dancing was resumed, and
ended with the lively contra-danoe Virginia Reel
The arrangements reflected great credit upon the
committee, composed OF Messrs Clark, English and
Fisher.
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The Silver Coinage Question.

wEAT CHAIRMAN BLAND SAYS ABOUT IT-wHAr
SHALL BE DONE WITH THE TRADE DOLLAR.
STAR reporter met Chairman Bland OF the
House committee on coinage, weights and meas
ures, at the Capitol to-day, and asked IL he sup
posed any act for the restriction OF silver coinage
would be passed this session.
"No, sir; not MUCH" he replied, emphatically. sI
suppose efforts Will be made I'm that direction but
the enemies OF silver that they neither stop
nor restrict Its coinage below the existing law
Perhaps they will consent TO the sensible solution
OF the whole question, which is In unlimited coin
age. Silver only suffers Ia comparison with gold
now because it is restricted, debarred discredited
and kicked about by law. Provide for its unlimited
coinage. and IL Will then be equal to gold In all re-
spectS We must come TO that eventually, and the
sooner the better.n
"What do you propose to do with the trade dol
lar?" inquired the reporter.
Take them in 1 suppose" he answered "and
recon them, III we can get them without paying
too much for them. If parties have bought them
up at bullion value for speculation and want to sell
them to the government at par 1 would say let
them keep the trade dollars. Ii We can get them
In at reasonable ngures why We might as well coin
them over"
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Three Accidents at a Railway Cross.
ing.

JERSEY City, n. J., Dec. 29-Three accidents
one or which was fatal, occurred at the Warren
street crossing OF the Pennsylvania railroad this
morning; Engine No e42 was moving toward the
depot, when two men attempted to board It. One
OF tneln, an unknown young man, was struck and
Killed, and the other. D. l. Scott OF PSI 5th street
iell, ana had ole OF his legs crushed pulp under
tne engines wheels. While the crowd or anxious
people gathered about the spot a Midland railroad
train came along. The crowd all escaped except
one man, who was thrown from the track and re-
ceived severe hurts. He was conveyed to his home
by friends. His name was not ascertained.
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The Emn,n rRnnii Oufrnnc.


CONTINUANCE or THE TESTIMONY YESTERDAY
HILLSBORo, Ill, Dec. 29.-In the Emma Bond
trial yesterday The motion Of the dercn~e for the
withdrawal or the Jurors and a cont tinlaECe OF tic
case owing 10 the absence OF an important witness
Was oFcIruied, and the trial was ordered 10 pro-
ceetL DE- j. G. Harvey teStiie1 that he hld a
tax with John c. Montgomery ab0ut tEe o1frlGe
on Miss Bond at Blue Mound IN August fOil wing
that event He asked him ii he could account for
his Whereabouts on the afternoon OF JUNE g9th and
he said he could all but about an hour and a hair
W. a. SWtck and TAOS. McNeil testified Tat they
passed FettuS house during the afternoon OF June
noon
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kilograms to The Star.
3EN. HANCOCK IN CALIFORNIA,
THE EMMA BOND OUTRAGE CASE.
THE SHOOTING AFFAIR IN BOSTON.
ARCHBISHOP GIBBONS TO BE CARDINAL,
Another American Cardinal.

LONDON. Dec. sa-A dispatch from Rome Ia Tho
ENGhanse Enc ans Ielegraph company states that the pope
WIZ nu9 coslStory In April. when seTeral cardi-
nails VIII he created and the vacant sees I'm anrT+~a
VIII he filled IL is TumOre that another Anericau
crulnal VIII DE appointed at the close OF the forth
coming council in the Uni;ei states 1t Is probabla
lhat Archbishop Gibbons, OF Baltimore, Will be
selected for the honor " ~
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Shoe TIanufaceurcrs Burned Nr,r.

MACK. y. Y. Dec. ga large brick building in
lniS Village, occupied as a shoe manufsctory by
tilree manufacturers {. r. Kennedy. conrad
SofSeh ana Peter Narrell-caught fire at midnight
last night, causing loss estal..l ~ not lrssfh3n
slotSe The Insurance on the whole establishment
Is over Sl2,lRl. The cause OF the fire urL rn,yr
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Gen. Hancock in California.

IHk VETERAN WARMLY RECEIVED.
' Los ANGELES, CAL. Dec. 2q-ten Hancock ana
party arrived here yesterday morning. large
crowd WAS at the depot 10 welcome aim. To-day
lie VIII WISH san Gabriel. ana on Monday he Will 20
10 Wilmington where he dimes With Gen phinpas
Banning. ON New Years day public RECEPTION
and civic societies VIII turn out
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arrangements fer Sparrius Patches.

San FRANCISCO, Dec. 29-CharIcS E Davis Of
chicago, telegraphcd NulGCon. the chamuion wrest-
l2l. yesterday Afternoon, as follows: "Paddy RYAN
viii not come TO san Francisco" An arrangement
mas peen made Tor lj ii, TO spar Sheriff; the wtnuer
TO spar sullivan.
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Death Struggle With n Rear.

NltkFSBsRRE, PA, Dec. 29.-YeSteriay afternoon
lhe dead boty Of a man was folld lyfug I'm tha
snow near the pennsylvania railroad track below
retreat station. The tracks OF bear were plainly
d!slhs GiStei. aLd the mans clothing and person
gave evidence Of a horrible strucc9 Inc beav
mas not been definitely recognized but Is supposed
10 be tht or track walker, employed by the rail-
road cO!nnanv ~
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General Foreign News by Cable.

ENKULIMENT OF ORANGE MILITIA.
LONDON, Dec. 29.-The Glote publishes a circular
tnat mas been issued 10 the Orange grand masters
OF Ireland, advising the enrolment OF an Orange
volunteer force or militia. to be composed IL posi-
PIE. OF Old soldiers, In order TO strengthen the
orange society as lighting force. The government
Will De petitfOned TO allow these volunteers TO he
armed With rifles, which Will be kept In the nearest
Orange halls or barracks
FIRE ON A STEAMSHIP.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. "a fire today I'm the staano-
snip C1rcaSSlan, advertised to sail January Sd for
Hallfax and Portland, destroyed several OF the
steamers state rooms.
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SuGEen Hpnfh

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29.-M. j. Hayden. a promf-
nent merchant OF Louisville. NY, on visit TO this
co2Sf. died suddenly yesterday afternoon at the
Grand hotel OF pleurfsy. Mrs Hayden viii return to
LOQlsXllle with the relnainS SlIndaY
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Washington News and Gossip,
New Year Calls.

Those who wish announcement made in THE
STAR either that they ct or ,ei receive on New
Year day, are requested to send notice to that effect
duly authenticated, with such particulars as may
be desired, to the Office, early practicable, and
not later than 10 o'clock Monday morning. For
obvious reasons this list, which Will appear in the
edition OF Monday evening, viii be confined to the
names authorized and sent in as above, for which,
of course, no charge Will be made.
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EniIstrc i'm ToIedn. OE;n.

ToLEno, ONO, Dec. 29.-Delis Pratt furniture,
dealer. made an assignment today Ills Liabilities
are <etDN His assets are said to be largely In ac-
cess Oi the liabilities.
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STATION C..

We have called together all of orr Odds of Mems Suits
oDe two and three of kind in the lot worth less
than $ls, and from that to So Suit we offer you the
choice Of the lot at $J Suit. Remember every Suit
in our house is cut i'll price.
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Conference of Isnit,rn, ,Fcnn-e-s.

OMAHA, NEE. Dec. 29.-Thc conference Of railway
managers was IN session nearly all day yesterday
DQt, Wlthcut reaching 1nal conclusion about tie
tflp3Fute agreement, they adjourned until to-day.
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STATION D.

Your boy may need an Overcoat We offer them to
lit ages ii to lG years at the following rrices Our s.
Oyercoats at s3 So our 81 Oyercoa.s now 20 at
50 aid al Of our ether Boys Oyercoats are reduced in
same proportion.
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STATION 4.
STATION B.

ALI of our Mems s. Pantaloons lots 299 2222 372 and
1888 now go at s. 30 pair, and $3.50 Mems Panta-
looms now al SS they lots 3D. and 2i3 and we
think we can fit all sizes up 40 inch waist measure,
none larger.
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FIRE ON A STEAMSHIP,
The Rye Beach Eaotel Burned.

WILLIAMsBgIDGE, N Y, Dee 29.-The Rye Beach
hotel with its furniture, was entirely DESTROYED by
nre last night The properly belonged TO j. j.
Eager. The loss is about s25 coo; insurance un-
Known Hugh Callahan who was in charge. es-
capped in his night clothes.
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

SIyrH ANIMAL COMPLIMENTARY BALL.
- uf the
LONE STAR BENEFICIAL. ASSOCIATION
WI b. EivCu al National Rifles ArIuory SEW YEARS
lNI. De-. 81. 1888
Parties must present invitations properly endorsed
ot TVS" they VII h. positively rejected BY order Of
tnc Executive CuIuIi.i::oe d2--2t.
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STATION F..

picnic for the Little Folks! Nice little plush
trimmed Overcoats sold for than 81 we offer
theIn at 81 - each CiiroG's jersey Suits no house
III tie country sells them fer less than So We are going
to close ours at 50 Suit; Chdrens Knee Pants good
value. at 81 and 81 % pair. 70 at % cents pair
Boys Pantaoons that good sellers and good value
at SI.50 pair, now go at 81 PAIR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-29

The closing arguments In the lottery bank man
suit In New Orleans. Were made yesterday by Hon.
Thomas j. Semmes for the bank, and Attorney Gen.
erai Brewster for the government Judge Paroeo
took the suit uEde. adyiSemeht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-29

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY-Internal reve-
nue., s3i1 ,912Sl; customs, s6O3, 3,s7442.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- "BoGEETs yEGETABIE. COUGH syEUP"
80 for 70 y.ars has proved do to be the best remedy
drn--iSts. Ifice % and soc. dlo-lm
s--lYASTIGNGTCN. D. C. Dec g. Issa-T TALE
d. ttI chr HeTirrf.s Iaecr f3ecr anu .y for mar
tEre years twt hstauisg 1Ir. J. D. represents that
+, : e only bother Of erciIs a-ec E5er refer
Hau-lch and request that he viii pve card 70 that
eh.ct. ". I. BRTDWEIL
WASHINGTON. D. C, Dee. Il. 1888
Iq- >r: In complain viii. your request beg TO
sill are bottrg. my beer, and liberty TO sell it
to aay one and every one.
dzolm CiIR. HEURICH
-rca Dr. VI. s. PRISONS. MEDICAL ELECTRI-
Sc ant. ,1:.sr City Ite1nv column nis-2m
HOLIDAY GOODS,
DUFLEx LAMPS STUDENT LAMPS.
GAS GLOBES. GAS SHADES.
sCONCES. CAEDLESTICKS.
GAS PORTABLE STANDS
SAMUEL s. sHEDD
d8 400 9th street northwest
80 DRUGS.--C. s. PRICE. DRUGGIST. 42f TIN
- street solfHwes the l-adln@ Pharmacy in South
Itat AIeices, PeriGlncry and ca Toilet Tticles IN
t--t az variety. nl2
r1S1o THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS hND
the new and popular Bran; and Nerve Tome and SAFE
FU a-1lst Malaria tCr sale aerateI 10y the glass or
Ill bottles by
". q. NTI.BI-PN
Scle Inventor and Manufacturer
seY9 I.ao prnrS, ,-IraIIig sTrnTa
~ BUILDING LUMBER" AND HARD WOODS
- Cl every description especially oIucred to suit
customers
44,s4 e4 81 Ash Counter Tops prime ard seasoned;
Also Walnut. Mahogany. Cedar. Cherry Poplar Oak
Ash White Pine Gecr-ia and NireiIia Pine rough
dressed or manufactured into PARTITION Ceiling. VAIN
md 1-,-r-, r~+--
t Ill ORDERS filed with dispatch and correctness at
lls= than current market prices
WI. MCLEAN & SON
o2 Cor 18th and Is streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-29
AZ l. r II A T o 7, o G. Y
SCPERFLUOUS HAIR
SCPERFLUOUS HAZE
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
STPERFLUOJS HAIR

1s ~ excessive rQwth % hair te female face seen
ia - c"I-i-cIouSiy ot tiS uVper Iii ci. Oh ks and
hftH at-} crow cy'S~Iy-ly On fhc arms. AID from
- IL ant birth marks. Few Tvg~ogs Lav- any idea Of
l. 'tb.' ne Ia nearly every IIl.ll q: i.viu-
t-t ter'i-. w7slll flllr.- ct the chief
tn; tons Hundreds # i= IL ell large cities
10 m - % Past rS it.t We Zers. Fire scis-
tors ana ls9zoFS to sil Tn fact that tL,y have
- Fyar fftS las- asj-,-s in tl. use Of the
t'Ze~ Tins IS md u one If the most uns-htIy. no
L ahlc and tsi~iF.r OI al complexion hl-1n!Slcs.
a 70 SENSITIVE ,d iIy ti.i- enjoying facial
Z iEy ! aILost r-lf rsh@- itr YtS DICk. I,erna-
exist y y t'sZI.t i, : @asst to GuIpun-t. that
L Itrlitiaty and forever removes this cbgoxiot5
Ef1Wth - thsvf-:at u # EertroIySia ttaa Electric
dc Irzc.Ss1 ANY Physician or Sur.,ou VII Z Il YOU
t-- tl~ = l cf.!y ti1t IL - world hy which SUI
: =. rs e; tr can To- s1;ei .rsat q Ivory ssIarate
Ilsr AS e. 3. cit.s-t gI& -. Thermal action Of
IL - ..-.g.-. r-tlti-t y d.Strsys tn I,.gt~.
i1.., y = taye Z j. F'rtt!eal affection stop the
T. u ~" i.' ls-fcgy IwyeS5s -S.rs or ItsZ, at
'-t'1 an ea!l cI Dr. NAN DitE and make your en-
',ieLt e -ft.-t IeI.7.'ss.r. il neglected. that
s. s > iEt-.-a l..ri>G- AcV should IN wiliiny TO
i'sEt al - tlt -af--gt - - III OF tbs masculine
'Nti, IAN -.~ff-E -tEy lr-flx On themselves
tt u < - ''li'l ey trut3 tI. chin uufer lip
q 't.ily iEp--- = D. L. vii Iietu grow heavy
AZ ASH ~ 'sIfs' 74st- t.., efilc haer hairs
- ae.r-sliy IHd e'Jt. Ht tir~s IL turn Hs-rTu,.
llrk AM ,rr~t lose W o ,v-> tr,l.:t this -.,S.lT
sEct q! s=r tiis-f e- -.uv only limited
I-.-.iss- SAP. I,- :rra-rti ts54y.
pj'lrf, 80 - Grant P.->e, Hours, 70 = SUNDAYS
40 d2J-S ~ .iStp