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Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-30
a3O MWSa&w

We do not believe there was ever case of chronic catarrh, dyspepsia or constipation cured by medicine. Call at Elm street and we will refer you to six cases cured by mag netism. WiIsonia. 2ta28
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-30

Turcoman curtains in patterns or by the yard NEW HAVEN WINDOW SHADE Go.
 apr20tf. 194 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-30

Why are you i'll Why do suffer Every body knows all aches and palms, all languor and debility are cured by Browns IT on Bit ters. a27 Cd eod1w
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-30
After Two Months.

The Body of Hough, the Missing Hart
 fOrd Car-Driver, Found Floating in the = sRfver-Murder, Suicide or Accident:
 Two men rowing on the Connecticut river, Friday afternoon, near the Dutch Point wood yard found floating down the stream the body of Fred. Hough, the horse car driver of Hartford who has been missing since the first of last March. The body was covered with the accumulation of ceal tar that flows into the Little river in snch quantities from the gas works It was identified principally by the dress. The superabundance of cloth ing that, among other peculiarities, made the man an object of some local notoriety among horse-car patrons for years, was still on him. There were three weolen shirts, vest, a cardigan jacket. and buttoned tightly over all of these heavy overcoat. A big muff1er was wound around his neck The clothing was not in the least disarranged and the coroner saw not sin gle sign of bodily injury or violence, Some silver and loose change was found in the pockets, and two dollar bills in wallet. Search was made for a belt which Hough was said to have worn, containing 8 few hundred dollars. but none was found. The remains were badly decomposed, and the coroner put them in the hands of an under taker for burial friend who knew him says deceased had $4O0 in his pockets the day of his death. He was forty years of age. Whether it was case of murder or suicide or accident is mystery. The de- ceased was very drunk the day of his death. Critical Illness of a weIl-KnoHvn Clergy
 Man.
 Professor E. B. Johnson, of Trinity col lsge, Hartford, is critically ill. Paralytic symptoms frst-appeared and later symptoms involving the heart and spine appeared. Pro- lessor Johnson is an exceedingly genial and companionable gentleman, a valued member of society and his many friends will unite in the hope for his recovery despite the pres o,,k doz,,ansir,cr rarnsraact
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-30

Cornices and poles
 NEW HAVEN WINDOW SHADE Co.,. apr2Otf. 194 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-30
Gnocl Samarffans-

The Good Samarltans held meeting at the Atheneum last evening. The hall was filled to overfowing, many people being speakers of the evening were Sylvanus But Ter, ex-Judge Blydenburgh, c. D. Albee, president of the society, and N. J. Lee,- the temperance worker. Mrs. Bella Peters fa- vored the audience with cornet solo, Dur ing the evening the orchestra discoursed music appropriate to the occasion. One hundred and twenty-three persons signed the pledge.
 Davenport Church Praise servIce-In-
 teresting Occasion.
 The Davenport church was filled last even ing with large congregation to listen to a praise service by the retiring choir. The service was opened with an anthem by the full choir. A trio consisting of Messrs. Greene and Smith and Mrs. B. H. Douglass, sang "Glorious things of Thee are spoken Miss Lilly Brown sang the alto solo Better Land'' with fine effect. During the offertory M r. George c. Stock sang My Redeemer. 5 The solo With Thee there is Forgiveness, 9 was finely rendered by Mrs. B. H. Douglass. The closing anthem, the ''Wilderness' was very effectively sung by the choir, MT. Edwin Smith of the Third church singing the recitative passages tette is composed of Mrs. B. H. Douglass soprano, Miss Lilly Brown alto, George 0. Stock tenor and B. E. Wright bass. After the services were closed, Professor Greene thanked the choir for their attentiveness for the year, and wished them prosperity The professor goes to Europe shortly to perfect himself in music.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-30

A man suffering from debility and loss of appetite took two bottles of Hoods Sarsapa- rilla, gained ten pounds and got we'll
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-30

Has the following reasons why it is the Best Shirt in the country for the money: No.
 l. Muslin almost as good as Wan-
 sutta.
 2. 3-ply Linen Bosom. 3. ], 300 Linen Bosom. I. Front of Shirt reinforced and
 double stitched. 5. 3-ply Neck Bands. 6. S-ply Wrist Bands, linen faced. 2. Front of Shirt cut out and g.
 ply Linen Bosoms put in.
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ID ED.

HANAPHY. On the 9th inst, in the sixty third year
OF his age PATRICK HANAPHY, a native of county
Galway Ireland and for the last % years resident of
the District
Funeral Friday morning. Solemn requiem mass at
ST Stephens church 10 O'Clock N. Friends are re-
spectfully invited to attend 2.
kIBBEY. On the evening of Novemher6. 1888, SARAH
ALBERTSON kIBBEY. widow of William b. kibbey
III the seventy fifth year of her age
Notice of funeral hereafter. It,
LARNFR On Tuesday. November g. 1893 at o'clock
Els m a*e GIDEON W. LARSER in the fifty third year of
Funeral will take place from his late residence AS
NA3 York avenue, Thursday, November Sth at D. III.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
NAYLOR. Departed this life on Monday. November
9Th, 1888 after brief Illness DICkERSON NAYLOIs
In the seventy sixth year of his age
Funeral will take place from his late residence No
lbs New Jersey avenue northwest. on Thursday No
Vember Sth, at IL O'Clock Relatives and friends
are invited to attend. p
NEWMAN. On November 9th. 1889. at O'Clock a.
Dr. W. g. II. NEWMAN, in the fifty-sixth year of
his age.
Funeral Thursday morning. Solemn requiem
Friends respectfully invited to attend without fur
Their notice. 2
SAUNDERS Tuesday, November 9th, 1883, at sos
o'clock pm, WILLIE A.. brother Of II. A. Saunders
aged seventeen years
Q sad the thought. our brothers dead;
In silence rests his peaceful head;
His soul renewed by early grace,
In heaven has sought his resting place.
Funeral at o'clock pm Thursday Nov. 9Th, from St.
Dominics church Relatives and friends respectful
ly invited.
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West Washington Affairs.

ATHLETIC CLUB.-In the athletic sports at George
town college yesterday afternoon. the long Jump
was won by J. Maher, who covered 10 feet 3 inches:
j. Mahoney was second, covering 10 feet inches.
The high jump was won by Eugene Mcdonald. who
Sprang over n horizontal rope stretched feet So,
inches above the ground. The standing lImp was
won by James Maher, who covered feet IA inches.
The half mile foot race was won by j. Van Studdi-
fort, in minutes and 80 seconds. The sack race
which was very amusing, was won by Mr. La Place.
The COAL TRADE BY CANAI.-AS the shipping
season on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal draws to
close the following figures regarding the seasons
shipments will be found OF interest: During OctO-
Der $50 boats, carrying 96.S tons Of coal, cleared
from Cumberland, and the revenue was about
$3SOOO The following shows the total shipments
during each month of the present season: March,
22,63 tons; April. 72,OlS tons May, $500 tons:
June, SO.664 tons; July, $50 tons; August, 96, $50
tons; September, 81, 293 tons october, 23S TONS
total, 61942O tons 1t is estimated that unless the
weather is Unexpectedly severe about 105 900 tons
more will be shipped before the end OF the year,
which, added to the shipments thus far, would
make 724, 42O tons for the season. This would be
over double last years shipments by canal, which
were only GIG, GAS tons.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-At the 18th regular
monthly meeting of the First Cooperative Building
Association, held last night at DaShaway hall,
at "a per cent.
CATTLE MARKETING stock sales at DrOvers'
Rest are reported by Tavenner Bros. as follows
1872 cattle up and sold as follows: Best at 4S7h to
5l5; good at AZ to 4s71; fair at 3< to Az; common
at ia to 3A $50 sheep and lambs sold as follows
sheep at to 5; lambs at ~ to 6ss. Is COWS and
calves sold at s25 to $40. Market fair
CONDITION OF WATER--Clear at all points.
GRAIN.-3,SOO bushels OF wheat sold yesterday at
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.


ELECTION NIGHT.-The quiet with which the
days election had been conducted changed at night
fall to more liveliness but without disorder. Some
bOnfires were kindled and thrOngs filled the streets
Armory hall was opened as a democratic head
quarters, and there until late hour the election
news was announced by Major George w. Rock and
others.
CIRCUIT COURT.-The circuit court, Of Alexandria,
Judge James Keith, opened its November term at
the Columbus street court house this morning. The
term will be brief one, and will be occupied with
the trial OF civil suits.
POLICE REPORr.-The mayor, at his last court,
fined George Pines, Benz Richardson, and Mally
Curtis for disorderly conduct.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The barqde Mognan sailed
for Cuba to-day with shocks and slaves from F. A.
Reed Co.-Mr: Carlin has just started a new
brick house on Pitt, between King and Cameron
StreetS-Dr. George b. KlipStein Is about to con-
tract for the erection Of two brick dwellings oppo
site the Columbia engine house. The block on St.
Asaph, between King and Prince streets, has been
almost entirely rebuilt within few years past
Mr.. F. Cox, who was cut In the hand with an adze
u few days ago, has much improved.-There is q
large demand for coal vessels at this port and
have advanced.-Mr. w. Burgess is putting up
brick dwelling on Prince and Payne streets.
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The EitZgeraId Libel SHIFTS.
NOTIONS 10 QUASH FOR WANT OF JuRIspIcII

MOTIONS 10 QUAsH FOR WANT OF JURISDICTION.
District Attorney Corkhill has filed for the defend
ants in the libel suits brought by ~ W. Fitzgerald
against Gen. II. V. Boynton and the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette for 100000, and Charles T.
Murray and the Globe Printing company, Of ST.
Louis. Mo-, demurrer and a motion to GuaSh in
each case. The dPmurrerS are filed In the names
of the newspaper correspondents named and the
motions 10 quash are made in the interest OF the
newspaper publishing companies, alleging want Of
Jurisdiction.
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c. VI. wSON.
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
S,,sr Sfso

3-PLY Cnrrrs.
3PIY CAGPETSi
81 yard 81 yard 81 yard
2-PLY CARPETS. SOC 2-PIY CARPETS, SOC
INGRAM CARPETS 2Sc. 30. SIC.
INGRAM CARPETS. 45c. Sc
BRUSSELS CARPETS. 65c
BRUSSELS CARPETS. sc.
BRUSSELS CARPETS, sac
BRUSSELS CARPETS. Sc.
FLOOR olLCLoTIS. all widths. &c.. 5a, G2c
FLOOR DRUGGETS S.. So, s.. s.. So
LACE CURTAINSl LACE CURTAINst
Scalloped Borders. 81 30 a pair
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACErsc zoe DC. .3Oc Sc.
BLANKETS, s. 50, 50. 81 So pair
BED COMFORTS 81, sI25. $50. sl75
c. NJ TOwSON
CSC PENNsYIvANIA AvENur
nS South side.
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CITY ITEMS.
Acknowledgment Treatment
OF DISEASE

OF DISEASE
A BALTIMORE LADY OF % RELIEVED OF THE AGONY
OF SCIATICA RHEUMATISM, WHICH SHE HAS HAD
SINCE HER MARRIAGE AT 10 YEARS OF AGE A
CHRONIC DISEASE OF 50 YEARS. WHICH HAD BAF-
FLED ALL SCHOOLS OF MEDICAL SCIENCE, RELIEVED
IN FIVE WEEKS BY GALvANo-MAGNETIC TREAT
MENT AN ULCER OF THE STOMACH WHICH WAS
GNAwING HER VITALS AND DESTROYING LIFE Is
DISAPPEARING, AND SHE RETURNS SINCERE PRAISE
TO GOD FOR HEX PHYSICAL RESTORATION WE
CALL TUE ATTENTION OF THE MEDICAL WORLD TO
THIS CASE.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5, 1888.
E. A. Parsons d Co.:
GENTLEMEN: have been sufferer from Sciatica
during the past so years being 73 years OF ayap
1t having become intensified during the past SIX
years to that extent as to render me most miser-
able having spells lasting three months night and
day. From the Sciatica my nervous system was
Frustrated and felt at times as though must die
1rom sheer exhaustion. 1t is useless TO attempt
a description of my sufferngs. My fearful
relief most decided and genuine. as | am, during
the greater part OF the time, dbsOlte'y free Jro1
any pam 1chdterer, suffering only an occasional
IWlnge. L nave been under your care for five
weeks only, and experienced relief during the first
two or three days. could distinctly feel the con-
fllct going on between my old enemy and the Won
dertul power OF God now being exercised upon me
through your treatment. A flash of pain would
pervade my whole system, and be immediately dis
placed by calm relief, and this process l watched
until, becoming less and less frequent, now feel
that the dread monster so long my torturer and SO
near my destroyer is in the last pangS of death
himself, and Magnetism is triumphant, thank God!
About six years ago l made conscious OF
the presence of a deep-Seated ulcer in my
stomach. which so preyed upon me that /
could eat nothing during its worse attacks
put teaSpoOnful OF farina and teaSpoonful OF
soft boiled egg every two hours. everything else in
form OF diet being a decided aggravatOn to the
trouble. became emac1ated almost beyond recog-
milton even to myself during such times, and felt
like / was lying upon hard Jumps in bed. because
my bones We're so prominent. l took nitrate OF
silver In such quantities as to render my COM
pleXion completely ruined from its effects. Now
note TO my intense pleasure that can eat almost
anything with security and the ulcer, contrary to
being aggravated, Is Improving daily. My COM
pleXlon Is also improving, this being evidence OF
the effect OF magnetism upon my blood.
NJ. BYRNES. BAL North Broadway,
Washington Office 1927 Z street northwest. Con-
Sultatlon free at office or home OF patient.
All Those, Suffering
from Hoarseness, Coughs or Colds should take DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
w. E. Estep
Is selling Silks and VelvetS very low at 76. Young'S
It'll street Mourning store. Jerseys only SAG.
"ROse-y'' View Of 1t.
They say. called by another name,
Smells just as sweet the rose:
But the New French Process Soap
Saves boiling and Scalding the clothes
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Immense Amount Of GiratuitOuS Adver.
Using.

The Postmaster General Of the United States
seems TO nave been persuaded by the friends of The
louisiana State Lottery Company to enter upon a
seeming crusade against this widely and fav0rably
known beneficial as well as benevolent. institution.
TO the benefits flowing to the management. and in
Inmates that Col Gresham, the Postmaster Gene
raj, seems to be widely spreading the information
that no one can aSSail the integrity Of The Louis
ana state Lottery, and the only thing to do is to
communicate prior to Nov. 18th next drawing day.
the 1920 with NJ. A. pauphin, New Orleans, La,
who Will give all information.
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DRY GOODS
ExrRAoRprN.RY BARe.rS,

EXTRAORDINARY BARaArN,
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINu
EXTRAORDINARY BARG ArN,n
100 PIECES ENGLISH DRESS GOODS
loo PIECES ENGLISH DRESS GOODS
Loo PIECES ENGLISH DRESS GOODS.
l6 CENTS.
l6 CENTS
Ii CENTS.
BARGAINS IN CORSFTS
BARGAINS IN CoRSETS
loo BONE CORSET At IS cents
100 BONE CORSET az ~ cents
an ,~~,,,. 49,, - Leo BONE CORSET at IS cents
80 -, Ms IFS MlnE tHIDDA CLOTH. 10 cents
NNfirS WIDE FRENCH CASFMERFS 50 ceutA
Stik FL SHtS REDUCED To 81 81
SiEh .lSHES REDUCED To SaOa
SiLh MINIS REDUCED To a ~
LApIfS % All.-MoOl. CLOTH SIaO
LADIES' 81 AII-MDol al DTII - -.
,,,,,> i,,AnitS folNCH Nil Wool CIsOIEI ~ ,,,nta
RED TNll1.ED FIANNFI.S all Wool - Cents N0Ns>
LADIES DOIMANS. all STYLES
CLOTH FOR BOYS WEAIl * "a 10 renfs
SHANIsS. Sle. 81 SO s. On 81 ~ : mn
BLANKETS yer pair. 3 30 S5en - 10
BED COMFORTS Sieo, Sl.25. 81 80 sL1a
c. VI. wSON
CSC PENNSYLNANIA AVENUE
n3 South Sse
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w ooDwARD & LorHRop.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Having purchased large line of ALL WOOL FOULFS
A. inches wide of superior quality and finish goods
which We have sold less than 75c rtr yari at
very low price, we have determined TO place them on
our counter at 5oc per yard. at which price think
they will be the best goods intnsicaly offered in
Washington. The colors comprise all desirable shades
of myrtle green, garnet bronze olive Russian blue
hunters green cardinal navy blue, real brown golden
plum electric blue. and huzzar
We cordially invite examination and critical inspec-
ton.
WOODWARD & IOTHROp
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lHE PHILOSOPHY OF HEADACHE

i HE PHILOSOPHY OF HEADACHE
THE STOMACH. THE BOWELS AND THE LIVER
ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR EVERY PANG THAT
RACKS THE HEAD. REGULATE, TONE AND HAIR
NOME THE ACTION OF THESE ALLIED ORGANS
WITH TARRANT'S SETTER APPERIENT AND
YOU. CURE THE COMPLAINT AT ITS SOURCE
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. OFT
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SfUtFNcy WHgNMSs,5
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in half-pound ''Ward" prints 40c. per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Butternlilk and Sweet
MIX, sc. per quart, Cream 15c pint.
THE LUNGS ARE STRAINED AND RACKED by a per-
siStent Cough. the general strength wasted and an
1ncurabe complaint established thereby. Dr.
Jayne'S EXpectorant is an effective remedy for
Coughs and Colds and exerts beneficial effect on
the Pulmonary and Bronchial organs
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On THIRTY DavS, Trial

The Votaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich Will send
Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days men
young or Old who are afflicted with nervous de-
bity lost Vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
Ing speedy and complete restoration Of health and
manly ylgOr. Address as above. n. B.-No risk is
incurred, as thirty daYS' trial is allowed M.Sm
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OF pure Cod liver Oil with Hypophosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
gistS. Large bottles, soc. Manufactured by ". E.
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
Baltimore, Md. m,w,f
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LUndbOrg,S Perfumes,
Edenla, and Marechal Mel Rose.
sAIderMey Dairy Wagons,

Infallible, tasteess, harmless, cathartic; for
feveflshness, restessness, worms, constipation; p
cents 3
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y wMARKET CoATsl
CLOTH JACKETS
SILK DOLMANS, and
PLUSH SACoUES.
Full Stock in all sizes.
INDIA SHAWLS, choice stock.
TRICOT CLOTHS. BROADCLOTHS, BILLIARD
CLoTHS-AI shades
CoLORED AND BLACK RADZIMERS.
EVENING SILKS in great variety.
BRoCADE SILK AND NELVETS.
LYONS PURE SILK VELNETS. all colors
SEALSkIN PLUSH.
MOURNING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS, &c.
ONE PRICE.
W. NJ. SINISTER SONS,
919 Pennsylvania avenue
n. B.-THE BEST rs THE CHEAPEST. rs
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Port Grape Wine for the Sick.

We can confidently recommend Speers Port
Grape Wine, which was awarded the highest pre-
MUM at the Worlds Fair. superior article OF wine
for the sick and dtbilitated.
The vineyards and cellars are at Passaic, New
Jersey. near New York city. Medical Review. For
sale by druggists
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"P. D." CORSETS.
HousEkEEpING GooDs.

We open two exceptionally good bargains to-day in
our Linen Department:
66-inch CREAM LINEN DAMASKS. scarlet borders
extra fine quality desirable patterns only 75c per
yard
6O-inch CARDINAL TURKEY RED DAMASKS plain
and with black border, best German goods only 7oc
Per yard.
We have this for calling them exceptional bar
gans' know they be found elsewhere at 81 Der
yard
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to William f.
Belermann and Mary A. Baker; Caspar Middledorn
phlne ;haefer; Thomas Lee and Mary Hawkins
John LAWS Donifer and Mary Maddox, both OF
Mount Vernon.
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orr facilities. too numerous to mention give us
advantage over MI Of our competitors. EISFMAS
BRoS.. the most prominent ClOIhicrs and tsilois,
col. 9Th ANA T.
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LsTRoEES. Ranges and furnaces At GaTtretI'S Sf5
It'll St Repairing promptly attended to-
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HEAVY black jerseys. i1.f1 IOung'S. 136 9TH ST.
Now REtpY--our elegant lines of BAH souvenirs
4nd programs. menu and dinner cards. and opening
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF every description.
MORRISON &C DJyAL.
Stdti9ncrs' Spccialtes $40 and 81. ID street
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We have made boys clothing q study from many
years experience. We Know tie wants of our us
1nS generation. EISETAN BROS. cor. .th ami T.
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DRY GOODS.

FoR Mounsrso.
LUPIN'S DRAP D. ETE
LUPIN'S CAsHMEREs.
LUPIN'S SIX WARP HENRIETTA CLOTHS.
LUPIN'S TAMISE
LUPIN'S DRAP D. ALMA
LUPIN's TRICoT.
FoILE AND HINDOU CLOTHS
TwILLED LADIES' CLOTHS.
CoURTAULD's ENGLISH GRAPES.
TYLER & CHEWING
ms $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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FRESH NEATS.-Now that the election IS over for
The present 9th parties VIII al once become con-
t.nt and happy by buying tender. juicy NE ITS ut
stalls 81. - aud % Center market, 9l street
wing. cor 9TH AMI Il streets. where l keep ii fun
supply or IN" choicest Chicago meats at Chicago
prcas. Families supplied with the best at 1Jc 10.
AJFA"l!;iE Gt!!NcTJd GEO. kILLEEN.
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ACCIDENT TO AN ARTILLERYMAN.-The artillery COM
pany stationed at the arsenal We're out this morn
ing exercising their horses and in turning the
ner Or414 street and Pennsylvania avenue num-
Der Of the horses slipped and fell on the asphalt
pavement. One OF the riders, named John Dam
forth, falling partially under his horse. had hip
put out of joint and probably fracture OF his thigh
bone Some of his comrades placed him his horse
orc
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TRUSTEE sale Of a brown stone front residence
fronting on Franklin square The attention OF the
1pic Is calied TO The sale at auction OF No 1903
tEeet northwest. by X. q. Hickman, Tomorrow
s.lSrnooA at O'Clock
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L. HEILEEUS. fft2 18th street.
Remember: Tn" Old WOMAN IN window
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TRUNNEL CLARK
OFT S1l Market SPACE
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"a WINTERS TALE AT FORD's OPERA House.
Miss Rose Eytin@e has scored Il success in "A Win
ter Tale" She has been greatly assisted in this
ny the excellence OF the members Of her company
Miss Eytinge as HtTnjOfte, which is the central
figure OF the piece. shows careful study OF the
character and gives very satisfactory rendition OF
IT. The statue scene in the last act is admirably
Gone. Mr- Gym Searlc makes a very satisfactory
LFgiteS. ana Miss George knOwlton as Perditu.
and Mr. Cohen Shields as FtCT'izet are except ion
ally good "A Winters Tale Will be continued
unit! saturday night, when SOLVER Twist will be
given
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FRENCH TRIC0TS.

WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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iSiiiNGTON CATTLE NAHKET.-At the Queens
t"H p 'tHN" Yards on tie Metropolitan Branch b.
liid o. railroad. three miles from Tie city. Lewis H.
4t4f- Or rri"tor. Monday. 10 head OF cattle were
Ni' z" ~! rA'Ts al 4tJ iHU0 cents per pound 1869
-.'-'F ANA lambs were sold a. follows: sheen
40 cents per pound; lambs. 5%a6ti cents. 6 COWS
ana calves brOu9h sJ..U The state OF the market
WAS Lair.