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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-31

DpkTpV,o Organs. 81 Stops. 1928; Pianos
DGHl | | D $297.50. Factory running day and
uighE. Catalogue free. Address DANIEL f.
BEATTY, Washington, n. j.
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Arrested for Raue and Murder.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, March 3O.-The sheriff of
this county arrested Frank Claiborn, of
Canon City, COL, here to-day, on a charge of
committing rape on an eleven-year-old girl
and shooting her father dead, at that place
several weeks ago, Claiborn was raised in
this county, and went West four years ago.
He is about thirty years old, and single.
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Il lady of San Francisco lately received
some plants from Mexico, and with the
plants came the advice to fertilize them with
waste coffee and coffee grounds. This was
DONE and the results were so satisfactory
that the same treatment was tried on roses,
aud the result was q healthy and vigorous
growth and more and better flowers. and of
rarer colorS
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SpeClaI
EVANSVILLE, March 30.-A fire at Newburg
this morning destroyed three brick store
houses and a warehouse, the property of
Frank and e. O. Hopkins, of this city. The
property was valued at $50 1000, and insured
Tor $4,000.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-31

TIC LIeVeHth DIsIrIcI OUIIeUIorshIp'
Anderson Herald.
Major ]. f. Wildman will transfer the Of
flee of collector of the Eleventh Indiana dis
trict on tomorrow, to Captain kirkpatrick,
of Kokomo. The Major has held this i'm
portant and responsible position just sixteen
years He has had business and official rela-
tons with thousands of people during this
period and collected for the government mil
lions of dollars. 1t is IL matter of the great
est satisfaction to himself and friends that
this vast business has been conducted in such
a way as to preserve and maintain the dig
nifty of the government, the integrity of
officials and the good will of the public
We believe, that it can be truthfully said
that the national treasury has not lost u dol
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W Ork on the River Flats.

FAIR PROGRESS IN SPITE OF OBsTACLEs-A NEW
1RAMwAY BEfSG CONsTRCCTED-THI WORK 70 BE
PROSECUTED NIGHT AND DAY.
Aessrs. Ross & Sanford, contractors for the
work OF improvement OF the river flats, are max
Ing as rapid progress as can be expected under the
circumstances They have met with more obsta-
Giles than they anticipated, the latest being the
sW Oen state OF the river from recent rains and
the consequent swift current. They state that
!ney nave not yet got fairly started, although
their full plant Is here and material is arriving as
locomotives and forty dumping cars at work, and
they are making arrangements to put on a night
gang to keep the Whole machinery in motion
DAY AND NIGHT.
They have, at least, one mile OF trestle work
completed, over which their cars are carrying the
mud now being dredged from near the Georgetown
channel towards the 18th street shore where 1t Is
dumped upon the flats. One thing In which they
are disappointed is tie character OF the material
found atCva the Long bridge This is much heavier
than was supposed there being more sand AMI
gravel in it than was calculated on, and It does
not run and spread out as was anticipated. In this
respect 1t differs materially from the deposits south
OF the bridge. The consequence is that they viii
be compelled TO construct another tramway, COM
menc1ng at point some four hundred feet west CT
the present line of trpste work, and win run al
most parallel with it to the Georgetown channel
This entails double cost Tor the system OF tram
ways above The bridge, which was not included In
thelr estimates. In order, however. to remedy
this they propose 10 lay fivr-inch diameter water
pipe the full length or these tramwayS to be con-
stantly fed by stationary steam force pump at
the Georgetown channel, and kept constantly rum
Ing upon the dumps as they are made, IN order to
IOfcc them 10 spread and run as much possible.
They find no difficulty with the material dredyrd
below the Long bridge, where 1t partakes more Of
the nature OF al!uyial deposits, and less Of sand
and gravel.
THE NEW TRAMwAY.
Ihe construction OF the new tramway was COM
menced yesterday ana the pile drivers are already
at work Oh 1t. The piles and other timbers used
are OF the best quality and will add very material.
~
states that In dredging near the Long bri lge,
the south end, he encountered an extensive
strata of boulders the size OF cobhle sOn s. which
gave him much trouble AMI caused the breaking
OF one OF his dredges- The specific gravity OF
this Kind of material forced him TO reduce the size
or his loads for the scOwS, which has also tended
TO retard the progress he hoped to have made. He
mas now ab0ut $50 men employed on the work.
Which gang Will b. nearly doubled when he puts
In ~ MI Y NJ force
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DRY GOODS.
The N1MBLE S1xpENcE

Is better than slow Shilling. We believe in this old
Department Of our business. We buy as cheap as we
can. We sell quick at small profit. We have bought
this week al auction Laces Iamburgs Embroidered
Null Flchus. &C. fine cisss of goods. usually
sod at auction. but which, of the backward
season. have been forced to SALE We have taken advan
tase Of the opportunity to purchase remarkable
Bargains in these goods, and shall open them
MONDAY MORNING,
At small profit the cost in order close out quickly
and make for others for instance shall offer
Black and Cream Spanish Laces. all pure silk Az
inches WIDE at 25c. per yard.
Black Spanish Matelasse Lace. ~ H. WIDE only Csc
yard.
Black Spanish Lace In. wide. at l9c. yard worth
CSC.
Black Spanish Lace ~ in. wide nice quality, I2kc
Black French Lacee, warranted all silk 2Ic and 2sc
per yard.
Wash Laces in splendid variety of patterns at Ioc
and lake. per yard.
Maltese Laces. At Sc. &c.. and 62,<c. per dog
splendid value.
Broderie de SAKE. lace in imitation of Escnria
for trimming white dresses. in three widths at l2sc
1Sc.. and 25c per yard.
We have also AL Over to match for sleeves at 75c
per yard.
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LINEN DEPARTMENT,

LINEN DEPARTMENT.
We always have Bargains in this Department Just
now we making a special sale Of Turkish Bath
Towels.
so doz Fancy Bath Towels. 1886, extra quality only
15c. each; worth 20c.
Is doz White Turkish Towels 22x4s. superior quail
lily. Csc. eachWe have sold long ago either for
37hc.
100 doz. Kitchen Barnsley Towels. 2Ax36 only 12hc
$l.50%er doz.
70 doz. extra fine Huckabuck Towels 2ox40 at aOc
each; worth 25c.
20 doz. fine Bleached Huckabuck Towels, 22145 the
best Towel we ever sold for 25c
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Presents given to each purchaser tomorrow at
Aug notein'S. s11 9Th street when the following
bargains VIII BE- sold: Decor lted French china tea
Sets. siT; Queen Anne shape decorated chamber
sets. 81 ~ water bucket, brush, 80 clOtheSpiEs,
q; washboard, bIr soap boxes blue. 21C. !;
broom large dustpan 20: 10qf. dishpans. Toe. !;
,Eqi-s ~; IA Of lsc 10 a., sc u 81. coffee pots.
pan, o.: at, r.; at, 16c.; 6 qt.. a3n qt
buckets, g.; qt. IT,: qt- SfriDhfer-. lie. I'M
nlcnse reductions in trunks and baby carriages.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
aIni...ncn,s. Ac To.nirht.

F0Rp's OPERA HOrSE.-Carncr0ss MINISTRIES
NATIONAL THEATER-Herrn mn, the magician.
THsArER COG1QUE.-Amercan four and varie-
ties.
DINE NUSEUH.-Novel performance and interest
IN curositieS.
CoNCREG .TInSAL CHCRCH-Lectura BY Gov. J. p.
b. John, u! htnS.iS
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SpR1Ne Day Goops.

SrR1Se Day Goops.
We are daily receiving our Spring aud Summer snip
ply OF Dress Goods Uprising fu line Black Sks
ali grades; Surah Silks, OttSmans. satin Rhadsmes
Satin Merveeux, Silk Grenadines Nuns V, fling an
Chudah Cloths in all the shades: French Wool Suit
inas, Printed and Pien Sat;eeus. Embd and
Muslin kole.: Printed linen Lawns splendid line Of
Black Wooen Dress Goods In all the rev fahrics Silk
and Thread Hose. new coorings: Umbrellas and Para
soils new designs. Also elegant line Of Linen
Cloths and Napkins to match. in splendid quality (all
Hzes) Table Damask by the ward in choice patterns;
Towels and ToweIrg in great variety. Those in want
of choice goods viii do we'll TO stock before
purchasing. H00E Bfs0. & CO,
6ps-5m 1928 st. Ebbitt House.
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THE RTSH stfll continues Study Your interests
II Is better TO give than receive 5000 worth OF
maloi1ca ware and fancy goods, pretty pitchers,
wis, brown owls, green owls toilet sets, and so
many pretty things that 1t reminds one OF Or
entail splendors, all TO he given away as presents
with choice teas and coffeeS by the Enter prise Tea
company, corner 4th and 2. nnsylyania avenue.
Caplt0i Iliil branches Center, Eastern and North
ern Liberty markets; j. H. d J. L. ODonmeli pro-
prietorS. Coffees roasted every day. Teas d.
rect from importers. Teas and coffees cheaper
than at other places Established 1873
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BAReA1xs AT Mra1xx1ss,.

A fine line Of Gents Linen and Silk Pockethandker-
Chiefs % cent less than usual price assert
ment Of Fancy HALF Hose viii be closed at halt
pr1ce; GRuze Lace and Bsbriggsn Undershirts
than manufacturers prices large lot of finest
ply Linen Collars, sizes H. 12. Is. 1884, IA l4h l6s
IL. liz. H. 1sH. at so cents per dozen-only so cents
per for the Best Linen Collars the Mystery Shirt
only cents elegantly mace of the very best material
SIX tlne Dress Shirts to order for Sc ready for the
washtub-periect fit yuarapteed-at
NJ GINNISS'
arg 1902 L street northwest
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BURTS FINE SHOES for gents and boys: Cousins
mn shoes Tor Ladies' and misses, at SInshcimer'S
SOC 9Th and $751; streets
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On ACCOUNT of the great demand for our deco
rated mirrors, We " II ay in to-,u1rrpw distribute
them 10 each customer Mrs. Max Weyl, agt., 112
9TH street
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TINE AND TROUBLE saved by selecting yCur shoes
from the largest aSSOrtn n I'm the District, at
Hahn'S si6 9TH and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue
Our entire spring and summer stock now in.
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100 TwILLED SIX umbrellas. "a Inch and 26
Inch, slightly imperfpct, at SI.25 and Sl.J0. A.
D1inminu, agt., SIS 7th street
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lac Weather.

office OF THE CEIFF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON, ID. C.. April -. 1883 $50 a. ms
For the middle Atlantic SAtes. slightly warmer
sOuthcriy to westerly wind generally fair weather,
stationary or lower barometer.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.-LOcAL RAINS TOMORROW.
Warmer. partly cloudy weather Is indicated for
the middle Atlantic an I southern states and the
Ohio valley on Saturday, with light local rains
Local rains are also indicated for the upper lake
region, Missouri and Iowa Saturday, with
ST. ht changes In temperature.
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SATURDAY aRGsISS-HahnS $40 1th-IatlIeS'
ana HliSSe5 slippers ana low shoes. 50 ami e5c :;
ladies' famous IL = biiVFtte button; chiIi'S &c
heeied and spring heel buttOn; gents 81 - stylish
durable shoes. Special Inducements ia ladies' and
gents line hand and lii ich.ue SeWed Shoes.
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CITY ITEMS.

Hat Speciaities for Spring Of 1883.
9entlemen's 5tb avenue SILK Hats s, worth IS:
Full line OF black AMI co.ored stiff and soft Felts;
Boys fashionable Derbys 81 sold usually at ST. 50;
spring styles boys ehildren'S Straws now ready,
at Lewis, $40 9Th Ct. below Mt Vernon SQUARE.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE--IatiieS do not forget TO at
tend the graf shoe sale at Gutlnan-o. 81 9Th
street, between and X. S Sainst3g, salesman.
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DRY GOODS.
Silks. SILKS. SILKS.

CILKS! NILkS. CILKS.
SILKS 81.
SILKS c., 40, 81.
NUNS EEILINGs. widestdoube width. all pure Wool
~ inches wide. 374.
FANCY SI kS. very finest quality. tactuAl value s.
our price 81
Black sill Brocade GRENADINES. all pure silk.
49, tworth 81. our price 81.
Black Satin RHADAMES and Black Surah SILKS
extra wide. all pare silk. only 81. worth 81 80
everywhere.
Co!ored SURAH SILKS. all colorS, including Straw
berry and Electric Blue. 81. rs
Co:ored Satln RliADAMES. cheapest in this city.
NUNS tElilNGS fine quality. 90
Coiored CASHNEkES, AL pure Wool wide double
WIDTH III Strawberry. Electric Blue. Pink and
CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON
Our 81 Black Gros Grain SILKS reduced" To 75
Our 81 20 heavy Gros Grain Black French SILkS re
duced" to Sl2S.
Our very finest quality Satin finish Black SILKS
reduced from 81. so TO 81. so.
ColoreG SILKS. immense reduction. Our 81 Co,ored
SILKS. reduced 10 IS. Our 81 so Coored SILKS,
Satin finish, reduced TO 81, and our very finest
quality" heavy Cros Graiu Coored SILKS,
duced from 81. 50 to S1.5U
Black Cashmere SHAWf.S. pure Wool, 81.
Bleached Table DAMASk. pure Linen, slightly soiled.
62, worth IL.
CARTERS
apl3o I'll MARKET SPACE.
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SPECIAL SALE TOMORROW Of OtiiiS and ends in
eorscts, which we Will sell fol - cents the
dollar Also Il full line OF French woven corSctS
In short, medium and long lengths for 81 90. 81 p
2W and 1880. To each customer decorated
mirror Mr.. Max Weyl, az 9Th street nOrihWcsi
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
100 Crochet Quilts. at 75c each. worth 81.
100 large size ia Crochet Quilts, at 81 EACH worth
Sl.25.
Barnsey Damasks in Gs. 60 and 20 inch a. 81 ~. 81
Sl.l2h and II. % per yard.
The commentator which these goods receive from
those who have used them justify calling then, the
best goods. intrinsically. in the market.
We have also opened line Of Bleached Scotch Dam
MASKS W inches wide, at Soc. and 625sc. per yard
which viii more than compare with anything offered at
the price.
WHITE DRESS FABRICS
We mention specially our 15c. India Linen of sumo
nor bleach and finish. laundering more Handsomely
than any other make.
Check Ealneooks at Sc. per yard.
Lace Pques, &c. per yard
Striped Lawns. ut l2Hc per yard.
The best assortment in the market
Persian Lawns. Pqnes. Masalias, Figured and
Dotted swsses in entirely designs not to he found
elsewhere.
Linen Lawns. warranted all linen at l9c Der yard ND
to bOc. Every number bargain.
New Printed Merv Lawns in entirely new stvies
tastyaltogether comprising the best assortment of
White Dress Fabrics aud at the lowest prices in this
city.
ONE PRICE ONLY-ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
s21-PENNsYLvAN1A AvENUE-9N.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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OUR LADIES fine kid Burt shoes, 81 are the best
In the city. SinsheimerS, SOS 9TH street.
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GentleHless'S Fine Furnishings.
me Climax Shirt fnest Elade). ready for use. 81.
Medium weight. nlprino underwear &c., '5c.. 81.
run assortment plain and fancy half hose, 13c,
23c., S5c.
E. ". Linen Collars. silk neckwear, linen and
cotton Handkercblefs. Mt
Lewis, $50 7th street between and n. ".
The following immense bargains
Will be sold tomorrow only at r. GOldschmdS s12
7th St n W.; 100 Handsome baby carriages at re-
duced prices. large assortment OF Climax ami Far
sons refr1gerators and ice chests at low prices,
set OF garden tools containing pieces with long
handles, and Of flower sprinkler, 2Sc worth SOC,
French china moss rose tea sets A pieces only
$780, good hair brush with large rubber comb,
whisk broom, blacking brush and boxes OF
chamber sets 10 pieces 1915, n gal. crystal glass
wafer pltchers 2oc. cake stand with plates and
6ice cream saucers only &c.. immense assortment
OF new pictures with handsome frames "a by 30
only s5c. white china slop jars soc, silver plated
Gunner OF dessert knives 30, doz., inch oval
glass dishes for loc., open edge fruit plates with
panied centre 12c worth &c, white porcelain
oval or round covered vegetable dishes 47c.. new
style dinner casters SO worth ST. qt covered
TIN buckets &C., Browns French shoe dressing &c.
oottle, . foz white porcelain cups and saucers
with silver plated tea spoons &c.. worth 81: 50.
covered butter dishes &C., engraved Bohemian
glass Wine decanter with glasses to match and
handsome tray only &C., real MaJo!ica fruit
saucers &c.
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GRAND LCNCH AND CHAMPAGNE pCSCH.-If
TIN sullivan wins the punch bowl at the Light
Infantry fair he VIII give his friends grand set
out II his place. l3!9 PennsS lyanla ayeAMe.
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OUR 81 3-butt0n Kid gloves, light shades. rciuced
70 80 cents "A. Ddmmann, dst.. $40 7th street.
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LADIES SLIPPERS, at greatly reduced prices,
some or them AT l5c. per pair. Sin>hemers, slS
9Th street
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s. {. CREsNFEY PRINT butter. Spicer. Conpto
d Co., wholesale agents. ASK for il. See I'D.
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FRESH BEDFORD WATER Just received at Skaters
mineral water depot, 1910 street.
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HEILERUS's, 409 eth street.
Sign-The Old Woman In window
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EXTRA BaKGAI,: in Kid shoes to-day and S5ttur-
DAY, at SinsheInler5, SIS Ttn street aud 3ljl VI
streets.
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AN OLD Man named Henry Stock was charged
before the Police Court to-day win keeping q
dangerous dog. He promised To hili the animal,
and was released OF his personal bonds.
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A Spring OverCOat.

at 12k cents. Tomorrow and Monday next only
pest french Sateens, worth so cents, at12K cents.
! Excelsior, SOL 9TH street
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TORCHON LACES,

We also bought. very cheap. 50 pieces pa and in
wide at l0c. pei yard worth l25sc-4 good patterns
These only sample of the many bargains we ar
showing in this class of xoods
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SBrTToN length silk Jersey gloves. ali new
shades, sc. a. Dammann. agt.. $50 ,th Street.
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o. DEAREST MAY,

o. DEAREST MAY,
What does thou bring forta? Bargains, unpre-
cedentad bars iinS, IN fac Button, Lace Shoes and
Slippers, 1t
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GRAND OPENING to-day April 27th ut the Fam
Hy shoe Store. 500 ana 30S It'll street Special
oargatus Handsome souvenirs. Everybody i'll
viteu
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The Courts.

The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN
Yesterday. Middleton agt. McMurtrie; argued
and submitted. United States agt. Henry w.
Howgate; argued and submitted. Justin agt
Holiday; argument commenced.
Equity COURT-.J,tdCe Cor.
Yesterday, B-ttes agt. CarricO; pro confeSso
In re George Brent, alleged lunatic; appearance
ordered. Newmeyer agt. Newmeyer; auditors
report ratified and conveyance ordered. Hubbell
agt. Hubbell; complainant ordered to pay 800
counsel fee.
POLICE CnuRT-.},ldoe S,teI
To-day, Edwin E. Younger loud and boisterOuS;
$ or Is days James POSey, cOlOred; do, do JO-
sephlne Beckman, colored, vagrancy; 80 days.
VIM. White, larceny OF an overcoat from Thos. A.
Jacobs; SO or 30 days. Henry Stock, keeping a
dangerous dog; personal bonds to kill the dog.
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A Spring OvcrcOat.
Is now
An Indispensable Article OF Apparel
Our Stock
Is OF Such Varied Style
AS to Induce
The Inspection OF Every One.
NOAH WALLER 4 Co,
CPS Pennsylvania avenue. 2,6
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LundbOrx's Rhenish Cologne.
Durkec,s Salad Dressing.

DUFKec,S salad Dressing,
ready made, rich and delicious dressing for all
salads OF meat, fish or vegetables. Cheaper and
Infinitely better than homemade. No sauce equal
to 1t.
Draw the Cork
and Hub Punch Is ready. 1t tops all other punches
either taken mixed With iced or hot water, &C.
Sold by grOcerS and druggists
Mother swans Worm Syrup
Infallible, tasteie5s, harmless cathartlc; for
fcveriShneSS, restleSSneS worms, constipation,
25c.
s'Alderney Dairy WagOns.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in H-ib. WARD prints, SOC. per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermlk and sweet milk,
sc. per at. Cream, 15c pint.
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when your children are sckly, when you feel worn
out, use Browns Iron B1tterS.
Nolfesv!lle, N. Cdr. ]. c. Mclaughlin says:"1
used Browns Iron BitterS for Vertigo and now
feel like 4 new man"
Elkton, Ky-Dr. f. 3. Weathers says: II regard
Browns Iron Bitters as a medicine OF unusual
worth"
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TO-McgKow souvenirs at A.DaElmann's, agt, SOt
4th street.
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VIRGINIA ExcURsIONIsTs IN TowN--The Mid
land train, arriving here &; Ks o'clock this morn.
ing. bi ought down the pupils OF the Fauquier
Female Institute. located near WarrentOn, Va,
Of which DR.. Chamoliss IL principal, and num-
Der OF their friends b In ally, who are visiting the
OBJECTS OF interest aOout the city and will return
t01s afternoon.
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Major Dye and the Masissr ates.

To the Editor Of TEE EVENING STAR
noticed in your valuable paper Of last evening
Major Dyes latest order In relation to the service
OF warrants issued by justices OF the peace I
ind, upon examination OF the r. s. u. s. relating
to tha District OF Columbia, the following in chap
ter 10. section 395: "Any warrant for search ar
rest issued by any magistrate OF the District may
be executed IN any part OF the District by any
member OF the police force, without any backing
or Endorsement OF the warrant, and according to
the terms thereof" Is the major OF the Metro
poiitan police superior to the law that made him?
JUSTICE,
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Given Away to Purchasers.
Gilt frame Oil Painting, besides selling cheaper
than any other house
Dry Goods Of all kinds. CaSsimeres for men and
boys wear; Hosiery, Gloves. Corsets. Laces, Ham
burgs, &C.; Carpets, Mating and Olcloth; large
Velvet Rugs for 81; best Window Shades so cents,
with fixtures, at
HENRY STRAsBURGERS,
Auction Dry Goods House.
zee 18th street northwest.
Novelties.
In Mems, Youths and Chi!dren's
Spring and summer
Clothing.
Unsurpassed as to Workmanship,
Style and Finish.
NOAH WALKER Co.,
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