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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-19
THE POET MEETS HIS MATCH.
HOW HEeLosr HIS ARM AND DIscoURsEs ABOUT
sHERMAN's MARCH TO THE sEA-HE FINALLY
DROPS INTO POETRY AND PARALYzEs THE
SWEET SINGER or NO. 49,

"Night bungs out the stars" says the girl
graduate, and thesame pretty creature, stand
Ing last Wednesday at the corner OF 18th street
and the avenue, might have said, with equal
force and truth, ''the brass band brings out the
multitude, as she looked upon surging human
ity swaying from car-track to curbstone. The
band had done its duty and the crowd was out.
It was field day for the ''cullud" brother and
sister, and the small boy led the skirmish line
with his usual abandon. The national emblem
proudly floated everywhere. Above the house.
tops Of the public buildings it gayly shook itself
In the sunlight; from the window-sill Of the
beer saloon it welcomed with graceful motion
the patriotic citizen and his nickel and around
the head OF the color sergeant in line of march
1t tapped and futtered All classes strutted in
carefully kept step to the tune Of Yankee Doo-
die, whistled by the street Arab as he sat upon
dry goods box humping with his tough heels
an Imaginary drum. The old-time darkey and
the later edition; the la-de-dah young man and
the callow youth; the COY maiden and her staid
mamma; We'd with each other in their efforts to
"bob up serenely" to the concord Of sweet
sounds as the Marine band led the Boys In Blue
and the citizen sOldiery to the grand stand in
front of the White House. Thoroughly imbued
with military glory. veteran passenger, after
reviewing the parade, sought refuge in the four
wheeled bomb proof known as bobtail car No.
4SS. Unlike the rest of his fellow-countrymen,
the poet driver was not fired with the martial
spirit, and glancing contemptuously toward a
trim-looking soldier laddie, got this of:
I'm times Of peace what a handsome toy
The la-de-da makes as soldier boy,
In close-itt1ng suit, behind brass band,
He steps along proudly and thinks he looks
grand.
All aboard! Get up!'
He released his grip on the brake. but held
fast to the muse, and as the car rolled out on
the rail his severity relaxed and this rolled out
on the air:
'Many men though who march in the ranks
Are good as gold In the national banks,
They do not run In the hour OF defeat
Like grocery butter on the hot buckwheat
Rider Whoa! Changer"
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-02-24
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

In the United States Senate On the
10th the Japanese Indemnity bill was agreed
to. The discussion Of the iron schedule of
the Tariff bill was resumed. An advance OF
three dollars ton was made on charcoal
iron further advanced than pig. The duty
on jute was changed to an ad valorem basis.
Efforts to abolish the tobacco tax and re-
duce the whisky tax failed. The House
went into Committee on the Legislative APP
preparation bill, which passed. The Tariff
discussion was resumed.
THE business failures in the United
States for the seven days ended on the 18th
were 254, being twenty.one less than the
previous seven days.
ANOTHER terrible coal mine disaster
was reported to have occurred on the 18th.
The heavy thaw caused q great csve-in at
Braidwood, ILL.,, and seventy -four lives
were said to have been lost.
The high water in the Ohio and its
tributaries was beginning to recede on the
18th, and hope was again reviving among
the sufferers, though there were thousands
still homeless and hungry, as the extra mis-
fortunes incident to the flood had but just
commenced Relief would be needed yet
| for several days. At ten O'Clock p. M. the
river at Cincinnati had receded TO sixty
three feet five inches, being fall Of two
feet eleven inches from the highest stage,
Oh the 18th.
In the star-route case at Washing
ton, D. c., Rerdell, one OF the defendants,
unexpectedly entered plea OF guilty on
ttbe 18th.
The Governor of New Jersey has
signed the bill recently passed by the Legis-
lature legalizing labor strikes.
FOREIGN residents at GuaEaquil,
South America asked for protection on ac-
icount Of a revolution, recently, and the
American gunboat Essex and French and
English ships were ordered there.
1 IT was reported recently that q Portu-
|guese squadron was fitting out TO take pos
session Of portions Of the West African coast
near the Congo.
"A BROKEN rail ditched Grand Trunk
train near Flint, Mich, the other day. and
one passenger was killed and number in
5l1ured, three It was thought fatally.
i In the Dublin Qreland) conspiracy
cases it was said on the 10th that the identi.
fication OF the four Phoenix Park assassins
who rode in Kayanagh's car had been made
complete.
]. GENERAL HAzEN, Chief of the Unitee
States Signal Service, the other day re-
Iauested the Secretary OF War to ask thu
\ Senate to investigate charges made in de
bate against the service. Secretary Lin
coin has declined to make the request. OF
the ground that there was no precedent to
such action.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-02-24
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL. @

In opening the Canadian Parliament,
the other day, the Governor General stated
that in passing through the United States
he observed many evidences Of regard for
the British Empire. and hoped the friend.
ship would prove enduring.
THE Prohibitionists of Kentucky will
hold q convention for nominating State off I
GERS In Louisville March 20.
THE last surviving son of Words
worth, the poet, died in London, Eng, q
few days ago.
THE Colorado Legislature adjourned
sine die on the 18th.
THE death of Major General George
Webb MorreIl occurred at Scarborough, n.
r., few DAYS ago.
THE members Of the French Cabinet
have resigned, in consequence Of the
Senate's sssion on the Expulsion bin.
THE death Of Ex-Governor Edwin D.
Morgan was announced at New York on the
18th.
RICHARD WAGNER, the famous Ger
man composer, died in Venice, Italy, the
other afternoon, aged seventy years.
MISS CLARA COFFIN, who taught
school for sixty years, died at Sandstone,
Mich, recently. at the age Of 105 years.
The Minnesota House OF Representa-,
stives has decided to indefinitely postpone
the bill providing for the submission Of .
prohibitory amendment to q vote Of the
people.
The death of ex-G Governor William E,
/ Smith occurred at Milwaukee, Wis, q few
days ago. He was twice elected Governor
of Wisconsin, and had previously served al
State Treasurer and held other Offices.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-02-24
The Boston (Mass.) Board of Alder


men has passed an order that the entire city
be illuminated by electricity.
A MINE in the Helena District, Mon
tana, was sold a few days ago for 81, $50 eco.
ANOTHER twenty-five mile section OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad, in Montana,
has been accepted by the President.
The Postmaster Generals response
to the recent senate resolution inquirins
concerning the expenditures for ocean mail
service showed that during the fiscal years
from 1S4S to 1882 inclusive, the total amount
paid by the United States for the transport
ing of mails to foreign countries was $751;
2o4, 467, OF which S24911, 53s was paid to
companies owning steamers or other vessels
sailing under the American flag.
PRESENT indications are that Utah
and Montana are likely to be we'll repre-
sented at the Amsterdam Mining EXPOSE
ton, which opens in March. Large num-
bers OF specimens and representations OF
the different mines are in the hands OF the
Commissioner for transportation there. A.
L. Chandler, a Hollander, will represent
both Territories.
A DIRECTOR of the Canada Manu-
featuring Company, which failed recently,
says Thomas, the absconding Manager. took
from SIS. 900 to $40 900 in cash with him.
The failure OF State Senator Sargent,
lumber dealer. was said to have caused
sensation at Albert Lea, Mimi, a few days
ago.
THE Supreme Court of New York has
affirmed the decision of the Board of Audit
disallowing the claim for $40, 200 OF the ex-
ecutors of the late Sheriff OF New York for
poundage for the arrest of William M.TWeed
in the Sc, 100000 suit.
A RECENT telegram from Cairo,
Egypt, reported that revolt had broken
out in the Province Of Dongola, Upper
Nubia.
TIE English Parliament reassembled
on the 18th. The Queen in her address
takes satisfactory view of affairs in Egypt
and Zululand, claims improvement in the
social condition OF ireland, and indicates
that the Corrupt Practices bill will be
pushed. A motion of Parnell for a COM
mittee Of inquiry as to Healy's arrest was
defeated.
THE Secretary of the Interior trans
mitted TO Congress the other day request
for an appropriation of S34S, 600 to supply
with oxen and cows 1850 families OF Sioux
Indians, whe had gone to farming atyarious
agencies, in accordance with the stipula-
tions OF the Sioux treaty OF 1868.
ITALY has again demanded satisfac-
ton from the Sultan of Turkey for insults
/ to Italians ia Tripoli.
The Irish parliamentary party held q
caucus in London, Eng, on the 14th. elected
Parnell chairman, and partially arranged
| programme.
A RECENT dispatch from Santa Fe,
| n. NJ, stated that Governor Sheldon had
ordered two companies of Territorial militi;.
under arms to stop depredations on cattle
and stock in Southern New Mexico. This
1 action was found necessary as about 1000
head OF stock had been stolen within the
past month by rustlers and driven into Mex
leo and Arizona. Some bloody work was
expected.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-02-24
MIIsCELLANEoUs.

Il
f. X. FOSTER, Secretary Of the Mas
sachusetts Federation of Trade and Labor
Unions, the other day made specific recon-
mendations before the Senate Committee on
Education and Labor OF measures which he
believed would remedy existing evils in the
labor system.
THE Alabama Legislature has passed
q bill 10 allow FIVE counties negotiating with
holders Of bonds extension Of time to pay
taxes to the State. This relief would enable
the distressed counties to compromise on a
cash basis.
The petroleum exports from the
United States for the twelve months ended
December 81, 1882, were $44, 62s. o74.
IT is reported that English capitalists
will establish at Warsaw, n. y, the only
soda ash factory in the United States. a
thousand men will be employed.
The Secretary of the Interior has
lately decided that the preference right OF a
party who secures the cancellation OF
homestead entry il purely personal one,
belonging to contestant only, and does not
descend to another upon his death, but
dies with him.
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Condemned H.Gc.Is.

Street lamps VIII b. lighted at ) Is p. m and ex-
tHguishrd at 3 d.
From Shll!in%tGn VIC have IN advance copy Of St
EEnulaS Tor November
At the tcSl iuonilI To Miss Bessie T. PCrrr at the
Congregational church. tomorrow evening. h.
SHES Miss Perry, the following well knOyu artists
Viii appear: Prof. j. u. lis.-hun, III Minnie Evan,
Miss Annie Lewis Miss Mary +. l.. Roberts Miss
Clara Harrison, Mr. VI. f. BOlghtOn.
th fri'S Pelham yesterday filed motion for new
ITEa III the case Ui Robert Murphy AMI Thomas
Dunn, Who were recently convicted OF larceny.
lie 1eilOW!3g gentlemen last evening
estd 10 I'll vacancies In the board Of directors III
TIE German orphan asylum: Louis kctilcr John +.
McSsS. " LlilIl, Nolyht, Caspar schaefer, Chris.
UeUriCG, and w. Koch.
The cOlOred voters OF New York state residing
here formed club last evening. AID elected the
following Ciiiters: Alexander Powell president;
Lewis III. Douglass, VIE president: ". /. H;unlin.
secretary: Charles H. Butler, CORES pOIiliug S1cre-
tary; ". III. Bruce. treasurer.
ms morning DctcriY" Carter arrived from BOS-
ton With George y. Adams who Is unsar indictment
here In two cases Of grand larceny and delivered
him 10 The marshal.
The charge against the seven alleged policy writ
ers was to-day continued In the Police Court until
saturday.
John CounsClman forfeited $50 collateral in the
Police Court to-day for carrying pistol.
Nnl Reagan, ior keeping yard within 200
feet OF u dwelling house, Was taxed Il by Judge
Shell to-day.
The charge OF ARRAY against Jno O. THOMPSON
OF TIE sunday Chronicle. and C. II. Hansen. grow
HIS, out OF tie cOwhiting affair in front OF the Ma
tlGii thtrtttr about week ago set Tor trial in
the Police Court to-day but BY agreement vi cOuu-
SSi tht case went over till Saturday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-25
The Late WIN. p. Conciana.

Tributes OF RESPECT FROM HIS LATE AsSoCrATES
largely attended meeting of core pondents and
local newspaper men was held az the press club
rooms yesterday afternoon to take action regarding
the death OF WIN. p Copeland. MI Frank A. Rich
arson was electe1 cllirm1n, and Mr.. c. F. Towle
secretary. Upon motion Of Mr. Ramslell the follow
ing committee was appointed to take such meas
ure5 for expressing the lore ana affection with
which Mr.. Copeland was regarded by his fellow
journalists as they might deem proper: Gen. III. w.
SOyntpn, Col john VI Carson, James X. Young W.
=. MacBTde, and Dr.. Frank T. Howe. Mr.. Ramsdell
%as appointed a comGiitte3 10 procure suitable
;ioral tribute on behalf OF the meeting. Mr. F. H.
freSleil read dispatch IRON TlIoS. KinSea, edi-
tor OF the Brooklyn Edgle stating hat sthe Brook
iyn EGJie unteS its condolences with those who are
teSyllig their regard for It's former faithful seryi-
tor and its Old friend. Wi Ham p. Copeland A re-
solution was adopted to attend In 2 body the fu-
neral, which took place AT !; O'Clock This afternoon
" meeting last evening of personal friends OF
Mr C0pciand. including many newspaper men. Mr..
H. j. Ranlst:cH presiding. and Mr.. frank AlfrienI
acting as secretary, remarks in crlloy upon the de-
ceased we're made by Mr.. Rtnsdell. HT. George W.
Adams, Nj. f. \. Richardson, District Attorney
t0rkhi1 and Mr. James r. Young, chief clerk OF the
department OF jus. ice.
DESIRABLE LoT.--The attention If the public Is
called to the auction sale. br Il. .. Hoffman, or
desirable building lot on New Hampshire avenue
near Dupont Circle. ii $50 O'Clock tomorrow after
noon See advertisement in the auction sales.
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SILVER p LATED WAnE.

We would call yorr attention to the following espo-
cially low prices Goods all represented and i'll
compare favoraiy with the highest prize goods liz tlur-
bility and finish:
Five Bottle pinner Caster. double plate, 99c.
-Four Bottle Dinner C=ster. witt, salt 81 40
live Bottle Dinner Caster, solid top sl.49,
-Four BEETLE Breakfast Caster. a 80.
Five Bcttlc Dinner Caster, very handsome 81 aS
Beautiful Pickle Casters plain faIucy and coiCrcl
riasses, ff,.. g9c and I Is
Sroon Holders i'll large variety. 99c To 81 o.
Fancy SUGAR Bowls, Ill solid plate with glass bowls
plnli, frosted ard cOiprt L. SOC to 81. %
Cake Fruit and Card Stands from Gqc.
Double Plated Teaspoons. Age. Ter set.
The same warranted Oil Wilt Iietal, CSC.
Rogers Triple Plat. Teaspoons :sl49.
Double Plate Table Spoons ana Forks 9)c per sctt
Lhc salne warranted on white METAL 81 80 per sett
sstt. ~i
Rogers Al Double Plate Table Knives s1sa
rogers Triple Plate Table Knives II aS
Dessert Spoons Forks and Knives of all the above
prices.
Fine Steel. Solid White Handle Table or Dessert
Knives. Oh.
Ixtra Fine ditto, beautiful finish. 81 20 per sett
Carving Knives anI Forks from 70. up
White Bone Napkin Rings numbered at 99c doz
Individual Salts. silver plated top, vii h shaker &c
1r1inb Brush aud Pan. in I'll coors. I9c.
Table Mats IL iar--y variety 43c per sett.
W. also offer FL ctro silicon the hest silver cleaner
in existence, which have given thorough trial for
gFt years aid c,ii recommend very superior 1T
tCc. lyf LQS.
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FINE TAILORING. EIseman Bros. 7th andE.

XASDER's. Oil 9TH Street, is note! f'E its gOO1
WHISTLES. Try his IrYCar-O old Tay.Cf, S-ye,.r-Od
Hermitage. and .-year-Od Moore * GriSsby, the
line 81 10 b. had.
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Applications fui liquor licenses of the following
persons nave been approved to-day: Henry kUhiin,
VIM o. heiier, Frank N0'tch, tiottleib Prev, L. ".
Snook. q. c. Staples, NJ V. Tierney. fitZ Wilmer
Vim H. "s.kinning. JAS. E0yce. Geo. l.. GanShOrn.
Charles kIotZ, tI1S. IGSekaIl, Patrick Moore Lnr-
EMO SiIt AMI WIZ Schcrger, that vi Mark O'Hau-
Oran WAS dS.iEprOVel.
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REMEMBER, DAVIS, !e25 Pennsylvania avenue, 4
The one who makes those bp ufii,l pictures chill
dTen. They cannot be eXceilei n The city. G1ly
s. per dozen.
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DEATH OF Mr. DAVID MooRE.-Nr. David Moor

died Tuesday night al his residence Oh Lincoln ave
hue. at GenWO0d TOad. In his 18th year. Air. Moore
had resided in The county all OF his lie md was well
known To I'll our older citizens. He leaves several
children, all grown itInnng them Mr. James
H. Moore and MIS- James J.. Barbour.
The cause OF his death Was gangrcne, which
Resulted from wound Inflicted accidentally en- one
OF hi, toe nails. His funeral will take place al 2
O'clock Tomorrow
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q. A. r. Recommendations \. GARFIELD
POST No 90 y X, gave hop at the G. A. X. hall,
1th and ]. streets, last evening which was largely
attended The committees in charge comprised
HeSSrS Nnl- NinlnS, Frank Wilson. GEORGE s.
Emery. l. j. Meichcir, d. q. Reeves, Ernst Dahlc
WIN. -. Drew. Phil Weber, q. H. Dean. T. VI. Clarke
j. MAXWELL, +. Baxter and John WeidInan.
Mi Carson Post, No. 9, q. A. r. had a camp fire
az the Ysh street G.. y. X hail last Hglt Tie ell
teri4il;nent was very enjoyable.
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BOYS ovERcoATs. Eiseman Bros 18th an

ALEXANDER ABRAHAM OF the War department.
has purchased lots and g on Johnson avenue, Of
Wine JohnsonS second addition 10 IIyattsyil.e.
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THE best grade OF Norfolk oysters. 30. per dCz ,
o. the Marble Saloon. Regular price char al else
where rk.
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800 PANTS to order, Eiscu.an Bros, .th AMI E.

g PER DOZEN for as tiney finished cabinet pho.
toraplS rs are tn be had III the city - any ,Jr,ce
1-Ss ftnnSy iVllia ave. Instant aueoua Photo CO.
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CnnDREN.s CLoruI::G q "a .,.aan bros, al and E

Now READT.-Our elegant lines Of bal. souvenirs
Sad ErO.sTIns% menu and dinner cards, AMI opening
announcements OF every description.
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THE WASHINGTON orEK,rIc Assocr,-

THE WASHINGTON OPERaTIC ASSoCI sTIoN.-The
Washington operate Association last evening
elected officers follows: President, Mr. T. Il Hay;
vice president. Mr.. w. III. Daniel; secretary, Mr.
Leon j. Myers; financial secretary, DR.. James JOuy:
treasurer, Dr. ;. = Bond: musical director, Prof.
John T.. S0lISa; librarian, Miss Hattie l.. Richey;
assistant librarian. Mr. j.. d. Whipple; pianist, Mrs.
w H. HaZz;:ri; custodian, W. III. Fuller; finance
committee. MesSfS. E. q. Randall, L. w. Hancock
and H. W. Barrett.
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Druggists sell PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER

acknowledgements Treatment Of Dis
cSlScs
WASHINGTON BRANCH OF BALTIMORE OFFICE, 9221<
STREET NORTHWEST.
Hours from 10 l. a. m. AID to D. NJ. Sunday
excepted. satisfaction guaranteed. Call or send
Tor pamphlet containing over hundred voun-
tary testimonials OF cures of citizens OF Baltimore
nerve and other incurabe diseases. See Baltimore
san for daily accounts OF cures. and every Wednes-
day ami Saturday In Washington STAR. COnSulta-
+. 4. PARSONS g. Co.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER.
AN ARTISTIC AND FINANCIAL SUCCESS
Tonight and Saturday Matinee,
the Grand Romantic Spectacular Meo DRAMA entitled
"TIIE ROAANY RYE"
Under the Management Of
BROOKS AND DICKSON.
Grand Realistic Effects
The Gyrsey Encampment."
"Craigsnest by Moonlight"
Hampton Race Course"
Thames River Erlbankment"
Wreck of the Saratoga"
AND AN UNRIVAlLED CAST,
NEXT WEEK:
Kiralfys Grand Spectacle,
BLACK CROOK. o25
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OyEEcoArs at EiseInan Bros, ,th andE.

LADIES in want OF dFy goods and notions. silks
and iHG Iaccs should attend the sale 81 al 18th 81.
DIV. SEE auction columns foT advertisement.
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w. NJ. SINISTER & SoSs.

NfHt III f-N ~ FDVN,.
CLoAKS. SILK poLMANs CLOTH pory,Ss ,rp.
CULARs. JERSEY JACKETS, BERLIN
COATS. PLUSH CIoAKs &c.
Large and Elegant Stock
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES'
MISSES AND GENTLEMEN
DRESS GOODS IN CHOICE FABRICS
SILKS. SATINS AND vELVETS
TRICOT AND BRoADCLoTHSeye every grade ar ,,.,o-
MOURNING GOODS From THE BEST MANUFAC-
TURERS.
GuINET AND BONNET BLACK SILKS
NONPARlEL NELNETEENS.
FULL STOCK OF BLACK AND COIOILD srrR
NELNETS. -
W. H. SINISTER Sons
ONE PRICE.
9l9 Pennsylvania avenue
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST 40
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WALKER'6a O4 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
w Carpet Lining Felt 6hoemAkeraD And onuoo1
Eord.nd and Top CementA Lime. I1ast9. Fitch. Felk
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The Breakfast Bell!
The breakfast bell salutes my ear:
It's cheerful tones ring loud and clear.
For me Ii used to sound In VAIN
SO great was my dyspeptic pain.
PAIN KILLER came to my relief
And baniShed my dyspeptic grief.
PAIN KILLER made me strong and we'll
And now I'm glad TO hear the breakfast bell
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DORTkAITS FROM LIFE OR FROM PHOTO.
l. GRAPHS.-1nstructon in drawing and painting
leads. animals, landscape and flowers Old pictures
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DRY GOODS.
"A UrUMN AND WINTER WR,ps

sEAToN PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER,
LATEST IMpoRTATroNs FROM PARIS txp
.. BERLIN
E!EGANT SEAL. Plush WRAPS AND v1cruRIas,
hiCH BROCADED OTTOMAN. VELVET wRAIj
- AND NEW fARkETS
BLACK RADZ1MIR AND SICllIENNE RUSSIAN
-. CIRCULARS.
Sth. PLUSH SACQUES, BlST QUALITIES
BLACK STOCklNETTE JACKETS
GENUINE CAMrI's H.tn .SS 80, -,;wtS
vuccDA. CASHMERE AND
oolScHEs WIDE BLACK RknziMIhs r1l;
AiSrpKAGHANs AND PI.tSIIEs ToR TRIMMING.
stlthB STOCK OF EADZINIES
,Sn WEI x-,,rS ,SilehS, BisoCADfsS, oTnoMlNs
AMI 'iI'NEiS ft.oM THE MOST ClIGRR an ID
,,,,,, ,,-,, IpoMS OF Europe
cnfhf T. hSSNit IMIsNT az FRENCH All -Unor.
DhhSs FABisiSS FOR rI.hIN AND CoMBISt1
ntpN C0SInM MES, FRENCH TlICoTs AND
HABlT CLOTHS, IN ALL SHADES PROM III -
~ SPECI N. APARTMENT LIGHTED WITH NV
EVENING GOODS.
ss-CaeSCE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND con.
RECT PRICES.
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NOTICE-Kejs KPmcthys 100 Pa. av.. takes one
doz fine photos, with one thirtceth pointed foI 80.
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Eoys' CLOTHING 4; Eiseaan Bgos-, .ih and E.
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Novelties In scarf pins and rings, Pr1gg's
Sufferers from Coughs, Sore ThrOat, etc.,
should try ''Brown's Bronchial Troches," simple
out sure remedy. Sold only in boxes Price 25ctS
300 Boys OvercOats,
at 81, reduced from So 50. NJ. F. Eiseman, under
Odd Fellows Hall.
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j. M. E.arOque's Elixer Of Calisaya
EarsS
Has, for more than half q century. been in use by
all classes OF people, and Endorsed by eminent ply
SicianS as the best tonic and invigOrator extant.
The weak the nervous the debilitated, all find it
to give new life, yigor and happiness. Particu-
larry lady's medicine. 81 bottle. Sold by drug
gists. w. 4. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md. tu,th,s-6m