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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-22
Bad On S1Ncr;co

=. Ninc-tcnths Of the people of the United
ntatcs su!icr with dyspepsia, and what are
It's many causes. Hot food, hasiy caiin"
mtempcrance, bad air, lack Of exercise, cS,
cessivc use Of tea, coffee or tobacco, and
anything that prevents the regular action
OF the stomach will produce it. Its svmp.
toms are hcadache, ilaiulcncy, loss of en-
ergy, frtid BREATH melancholy. It's cure,
Norman's Neutralizing Cordial.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-22

In Iowa, the Republican canvass
was conducted upon q prohibition
platform, and it was understood that
Republican victory would result in
the Submission of the question to the
popular vote in the shape Of consti-
tutional amendment. 1t is claimed,
however, that seventeen members OF
the majority in the Legislature arc
opposed to prohibition, and will vote
with tho Democrats against the sub
mission, thus defeating the proposal.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-22
mo. S. RETNOLDS.
cn.4s. 4. DouenAss.j ED'r0'S'

Some Republican papers in New
York declare that their party can now
carry that State by any majority de-
sirraGlc, but the wary Tribune advises
hNrmony and hard work.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-22
Ono Among Nfonv

Mr.; $. &: Cannon, Of High Falls, s. c.,
SMys ne VII sign any testimonial We may
ing Cordial. lie is thoroughly convinced
that it Is truly a great medicine and he
recommends 1t to everyone afflicted with
Stomacllic disorders. Small size, 25 cents.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-22

TtiE bill striking out the word
"malc" from all election laws passed
tho Council of Washing ION Territory
Legislature, in session at Olympia,
Wednesday, by vote Of 75. 1t passed
tho lower House several weeks ago
by Is to II majority. Gov. Newell
las expressed the intcntion TO sign
the bill, and there is nt, douhE it will
become Irwin the regular timc-sixty
days. The first opportunity the wo-
men will have to vote will bo at the
general election next November.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-22
u. O. BOAGS.

Hosiery. Berlin, Lislc SILK and Kid
Gloves, all colors and new styles. An as
sortmcnt Of Ladies' and Misses coored
and white Corscts, all sizes. Hoop Skirts,
Dress Shields and Palpitators. Handker-
chefs in variety, from Cotton to Silk. Silk
Frlng"s, PaSSementrrc Trimming Velvet
Gibbons, Braids and other Dress Trim
minngS. Buttons in great vaIioty, styles
and prices, at
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-22

Come and see the largest and best So
lectcd stock Millinery, consisting Of
Trimmed Pattern Hats and Bonncts, (un-
trmmcd goods, Velvets, Satins, Ribbons,
Flowers, Tips, Plumcs,, Birds and feath>
crS, all c"lorS, Grapes, Illusions, Black and
white l.aces, Love, Grape, Wells, Barcgc,
Tissue and Parisienne Yelling, Hair
Switches from Is cents up, Curls, Bangs
Croquctrirs for the hair, Crepe, Lislc and
other RMhngs for the neck, Fichns, Col
larcttes and Ties, and all kinds of Fancy
Goods at
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-22

7-N1Ono hundred and fifty thousand
dollars has been raised in Boston for
the purpose Of establishing general
Unitarian headquarters in that city.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-22
3iIi
AND FEED STABLES.
HORSES, MARES, MULES, PONIES.

just arrived, on Saturday, the 9th inst,
from Glasgow, Kentucky, two carloads of
fine driving and riding
~ .UOESES AND MARES,
and a:lot Of tinf mules. In the lot q few
S.tr"rh saddle and harness PONIES, AL
well broke, sound and gentle, all of which
Will sell low for cash, or on time until
next fail for approved paper, or will take
"ia Fat stock in exchange or poor young
mules on mares. -.
lnu will do we'll to call and sec my stool,
before purchasing elsewhere.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-22
u. 0. .ROAG'S.

a iuil stock Of Notions Of all kinds.
Ladies' Linen and Lace Collars, hephYrs,
Saxony, Berlin and shetland Hoods. Chill
and Boulevard Skirts, at
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The BURNING Of the Cau,eol.

REPORTED DISCOVERY OF TRACES OF THE CONFLA.
GRAFTON OF 1Si4-AN oLD-TINE BOX OF PILLS, AND
ITS EFFECT ON AN IxPRUDENT WORKMAN.
Workmen are engaged at the Capitol in tearing
down the partition wall between the House Library
and the Old Hall OF Representatives, in order to
utilize the vacant space, and at the same time
substitute Iron beams for the woodwork. A STAR
reporter was told that charred timbers had been
found by the workmen Which were supposed to
have been In the wall ever since the Capitol was
burned by the British. Mr.. Miller, who has
charge OF the work. was asked as to
tne truth OF the story, and said that no
charred wood had been found, and the statement
PROBABLY was connected in some way with the
nnding OF the burnt stills OF the old dome In the
wall wnen the work OF erecting the present dome
was begun In 1856 This charred wood, Mr. Miller
thought. was relic Of the burning in 1914 He
also sag That bottle OF whisky was found in
tne Wall VAIL but ne carefully added, II only saw
Mr.. Clark. the architect Of the Capitol, who was
standlng oy, said that when the present Supreme
Court room was remodeled, he came upon work.
man man IN the galleries who was, apparently, In
"What is the matter,n asked Mr.. Clark.
'Ohl feel awfu. bad" groaned the man pass
ing his hand over his stomach. 81 found q box Of
pills In that hole in the wall, and as hadn't
thought that needed some and so took few of
these pills. am afraid that 1t Is going to kill
Mr. Clark remarked that pills OF that ace were
liable TO do most anything.
At the time OF the burning Of the Capitol In 1914,
Only tne TWO wings OF the building the old hall OF
representatives, now Statuary Hall; and the old
senate wing, In which the Supreme Court Is now
iOcated-.Were standing. They were connected by
covered way OF walk traversing the space now
covered 0y the central part OF the Capitol The
construction Of the central portion OF the building
was not begun until 1918, and OF course no trace or
fec o. the conagration In the way Of charred
part Of the building.
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NOVELTIES In WIRE GooDs..

NOVELTIES In WHrrr GooDs..
SEATON PERRY,
dsucceesor to Perry / Brotner.)
5FESsSS SS,dSs sshzFA vASiErE zsD Il
INDIA LINENS. PERSIAN LAWNS.
LINEN CAMBRICS. PRINCESS LAWNS
FRENCH AND ENGLISH NAINSOOKS
ENGLISH PIQUEs. INDIA MULLS.
STRIPED AND CHECKED NAINSOOKS
DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS MUSLINs.
WHITE AND CREAM EMBROIDERED NULL
IVORY WHITE EMBROIDERED ALBATRoss
EMBROIDERED FRENCH sATINE ROBES.
EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEE ROBES.
ELEGANT AND COMPLETE STOCK OF LIGHT
WEIGHT ALL-WOOL FRENCH DRESS FABRICS
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR.
LOUISINES. SURAHS AND SUMMER SILKS
CANTON CREPES AND CREPE DE CHINE.
SUPERB STOCK OF BLACK AND OOLORED
SILKS, VELvETS AND GAUZES.
BLACK SPANISH AND GUIPURE LACE NETS
EMBROIDERED FICHUS PARIS JERSEYS.
NEW BLACK GRENADINES. FRENCH G. r.
ANDERsON's SCOTCH ZEPHYRs
FRENCH SATINES. PRINTED LINEN LAWNS.
NEW COACHING PARASOLS . d SUN UMBREI-
LAS FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURERS.
CHOICE GooDs. PLAIN F1auREs AND coaRpcr
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th street.
Established 1870. mrs
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CwAYNE's PILLS.

CWAYNE'S PILLS.
y IMPORTANT TO THE SICKl
Symptoms indicate disease. . continuance, days of
blood costiyeness: irregular appetite. headache
gddiness bad color to stools and urne hot and cold
sensations, yellow skin:
''WAfNE,S PIIISm
cure by gently removing all corrupt matter regulating
and nOurishing the system. IS cents lin stamps) box
Of 80 pills; boxes 81. 90. at Druggists or BY mall
Address DIR. SWAYNE& SON,
my9-w. fm&K Philad elphis n.
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GU1NN1P CO.,
4o4 AND 4oe SEVENTH STREET NJ ". my5
Silks! S1LKsl SILKS,

PIN HEAD CHECK SILKS tactual value 75c } we are
selling at SO cents.
PURE SILK BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES.
75c.. actual value 81. so.
SILKS at 81 SILKS at 50. SILKS at g.
NUNS vEIL1NGs. all pure WOOL widest double width.
AZ inches wide, 37X.
Black SILKS heavy GrOs GRAIN g. actual value 81 a.
Coiore0 s1LKS. Garnet Navy Blue. Green, Steel Gray
Colored GAsHMEREs. pure Wool filing. widest dou-
BILE width, in Strawberry aud Electric Blue, 37H
FANCY SILKS and SUMNER SILKS, &c, actual
Black :surah SILKS. extra wide and Black Satin
RHADAMkS. 81. real value, 81. 3d.
strawberry. 20.
Co'ored SILKS. heavy Gros Grain. in Electric Blue
n. =, and 10 StrawbeTry. 81, actual value sl25.
BLACK Cashmere SHAWLS, pure WOOL 81.
Iolcrcd CASHMERES, widest double width pure
Mool. IN Pink, Cream. OK Blood. Strawberry and
Our nsat quality heavy Gros Grain Black French
SILKS, reduced from s.. 90 to 81 80. and our fine
Satin finish. reduced from 81. IS to 81 as.
sOiled, 81, worth 87x.
Finest quality Black Silk Brocade GRENADINES n
actual value 81.
CARRIERS
my1 MARKET SPACE.
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SpprNa DRv Goona

SpRrNe Day Goops.
We are daily. receiving our Spring and Summer sup
ply OF Dress Goods comprising fun line OF Black Silks
all grades; Surah Silks. Ottomans, Satin Rhadames,
Sshn Meryeeux. Silk Grenadines. Nuns Yelling an d
ings. Printed and Plain Satteens Embd Satteens and
Muslin Robes Printed linen Lawns: splendid line Of
Black Wooden Dress Goods in all the fabrice; Sfl
and Thread Hose. new colorngs Umbrellas and Para
coils. new designs. Also an elegant line OF Linen
Sheetings and Pillow Linens all widths Damask Table
Cloths and Napkins to match. In splendid quality Gall
sixes) Table Damask BY the yard in choice PATTERNS
Towels and Toweling In rs at variety. Those In wa
Of choice goods viii do xe to examine stock before
PURCHASING. HOOE BIO. 4 CO.,
apL3m 1893 St.. near Ebbitt House.
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SsaNk MINOR, THE wIPE-MURDEkRR, TO BE HANGED
NEXT MARCH-PROCEKDINGS IN JUDGE HAGNEKS
COURT YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
yesterday afternoon the colored man Frank
Minor, convicted about q month ago Of the
murder Of his wife, Victoria Minor on the 18th of
October, 1882, was brought before Judge Hagner.
motion for new trial, having bee n argued. was
overruled and the prisoner was sentenced to be
o'clock.
The motion for new trial was based on the
sOnal bias OF juror when he FIRST entered the box
and failure TO furnish complete list OF Jurors to
the defendant, and In support OF this number OF
oepos1tl0ns were presented Messrs. Thomas F.
and District Attorney Corkhill and Assistant Dis.
tricc Attorney Moore for the government
The various af1davits submitted by the defense
set forth that C. A Riddle called on his father
ti0nal Hotel, and had ten minutes conversation
with him: that Henry II. DelltDger, another men,
Der, was permitted, on two occasions to visit his
snop and talked to his workman; that NJ. j. Ad-
Ter another juror expressed conviction OF Minors
guilt before the evidence was In, and that Chas.
Ruon. another juror, went alone with Bailir Tall
10 the hotel on one occasion. the other jurors
coming In afterwards
The officers who had charge of the Jury were ex-
am1ned, and Judge Hagner considered that the
afdavts were not sufficient to sustain the motion
and 0verruled it.
Minor having been asked II he had anything to
say why sentence should not be pronounced.
showed some emotion. and said he was "toO full"
right; that he loved hts wife, and had no idea how
ne came to commit the act; that his mind was
pretty much gone, and he had asked the Lord to
forgive him; that he had nothing against any
The court spoke of the enormity OF the crime
and then imposed the death sentence.
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Warrington Mafkets-Retai1 Prices.
1sAM.Beef, sirloin, 2oc. per lb; do porter
house, Wa1c. rib roast 12Ha20c steak, 125<a25c.
Corned Beei, salSe. Dried Beet, Clipped. aasOc.
Mutton, ioasOc Pork. i4alsc: Sausage, iss asOc.
nan Sssssts i 1sas sg a
FRUITA-Oranges, 8Oa50c per doz.: Lemons. 25a
aoc. per doz Bananas, aOa6oc. per doz Cocoanuts
each: 5swSeas saSse per Ss RSS
FISH shad, sSa7s cents per pair; Herring,
pa1cn ROCK R ssa4oc Sun cS;
Hali6ut, e0a25c per h.; Goldfish, 10a12c. per ID ;
H 6l ioc per h.; Catfish, 10a1sc; per ID.
h.; Weak Fish, i5c. per ID; smelt, 1sX per 70.
White Fish, 10a9 per h.; Salmon Trout, 15a20c.
per H.: mackerel 12Ka,5c. each; Salmon, SOC. per
per doz do I soss Der do
rqss a fasa S5a0s sc per Soz
Western Creamery, 4Oc.; New York, soas5c.
Roll. a5aaOc; Cheese, l2aaOc.; Eggs, lSaaOc. pei
vscErAsLEs.-Potatoes. urish.) soa4oc. per peck;
90. do new. soca$l per PIX: do: (sweet,
S sesSS sn,bgs ss Rk; sa,oc Pc!
:" per oaggS Be- p est'ufs 'a 49,
Beans Ras Pal 1sr rot sasS
500 per PIX; oyster Plant PIa s Sss blu furnips
8a10c per PIX Caulifower, 10a2Oc each; Squash
SaiOc each; Radish, 2aSc: per bunch;
Celery, 5a8c.: Cucumbers, 8Oa50c. per doz.
Peas, 50a60 per PIX; Tomatoes, 10a16c per box; Egg
Plants, 15c. each; Mint, &c. per bunch Water Cress
10c per bunch; Asparagus, 1Ol15c. per bunch;
Cymlins 8a10c. each.
PouLTRY.-Turkeys, l8a20c. per H.; Chickens
$25a$1 rs per pair; do. (Spring). 75c.a$ per pair
Ducks, $1a$L7o pair; SQUAD. s. 5Oa$4 per doz
A SUDDEN DEATH INVESTIGATED BY THE CoRo
NER-Mrs Anna F. Saur, widow aged forty-one
years, native OF Hungary, who has resided here
about I'VE years, died suddenly at an early hour
yesterday morning. at her residence, 1896 street
northeast. DR.. Norton was called to attend her
but too late to do her any good. An inquest ovei
me Dody was held to-day by Deputy Coroner Har-
tlgan. at W. Spindler's undertaking establishment,
1Us9 7th street northwest After hearing the evi:
dence OF seven or eight witnesses. to the effect
that Mra Saur was out Wednesday,; that Mr.. A. e.
L Reese, her agent and attorney, was at the house
the evening before her death; that she had been
suffering for some time from dyspepsia, and also
with lung trouble, o verdict was rendered that
death was from natural causes. DR.. Norton had
given certificate OF death from congestion OF the
lungs, and learning afterwards that she had had
frequent vomitings his suspicious were aroused.
BOOK SALE THIS EvENINa.--The sale this even
ing at DoWling's will commence at No. 534 on the
catalogue. Some OF the most valuable books are
yet to I've sold. All are In fine binding and good
c0ndtd0 The sale this evening will comprise
gay evening.
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he JUST HCwLEp.-At One of the school houses
to-day during recess time. boys howls attracted
boys mother had purchased him q suit OK clothes
that didn't 1T well, and when he saw how TGl the
boys looked who had got their clothes at B. Rob
inson & Co.'s, 39 Pennsylvania avenue, the little
fellow Just Bet down and hQKled.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusements, &C., To-nigbt.
NATIONAL THEATER--Ada Gray IN "East Lynne ~
THKATER COAIQUE-Press Eldredge Star Combi-
nation
DINE MUsEUM-Interesting performance and Gu
ItOSiiieS z
ABNERs SUMNER GARDEN.-Concert
C0NGREGATIoNAL CHURCH.-BSchof concert
LINCOLN HALL-Lecture by Theodore c. Cone.
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The loLlNr AMATyUn5-Ffst to the President
0nd Hr. CUreOron-TEe ladies and gentlemen
from Baltimore who viii be In this city on Monday
for the purpose OF appearing In the opera OF 10
lanthe. for Manager Ford's benent, will visit the
White House about midday to pay their respects
% the President, and will afterwards visit Mr.
Corcoran for tho same purpose. The social stand
Ing CT the company Is of the highest character
and their stay In Washington Will be marked BY
many attentions from our leading society people.
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Go TO 81, g. Eastern market Buy choice Java
conee for 25c. per pound CrOckery and glassware
gfvenaway with tea and cOffee. Branch OF Enter.
prise Tea Company. ODonnell q Bro, proprie.
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ONE PRICE ONLY.
WOODWARD q LOTHROP.
s21-PENNsYlvANIA AvENuE-s2l.
WH1rE Surrs, WHrrr Su1rs,

w HITE SUIrsi WHITE Su1Tsr
Our assortment Of White Suits n by IN odds largo,
and In greater variety Of styles than We have eve
We only ask careful examination Of the Qualities
and Workmanship of these goods to convince you TIA
them. Our Suits are all fitted by competent Dress
maker, and any alterations required win be mad
without extra charge.
CLOTH JAt KETsi CLOTH JAcKErsi
cclors ct greatly reduced prices An Atwood JACKET
which formerly sold for IS So can nov be bought fo
Is 80. An elegant quality and entirely new styl
Jacket good value at Sc so. can now be had at IS.
Our stock OF Spring Wrape comprises the newees
designs in Mantillas and DolmanA the handsomes
line ever offered in this city.
We have also fui assortment Of Linen sud Mohai,
Travelling listers from 81 upwards.
shetland Wool hsws in all colors and af an pricaa.
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
my4 e2l Pennsylvania avenue y2l.
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TIE wIFE'S ANSWER TO THE HUSBANDS CHARGE
In the divorce suit OF Joseph Mcdonald agt
Kate Mcdonald, the latter has filed an answer by
Messrs Hancock, Hay and Griswold. The charge
made by plaintiff was cruel treatment, which cul-
minated In driving him from the house. She de-
niles that she has been cruel to him, and asserts
that he has neglected her, refusing to give her
sumcient clothing or to provide for her wants. on
account OF which she has become .fretful at times
and complained of bis conduct. which led to
quarrels, and she charges that he once struck her
on the nose, and admits that she scratched him
once and struck him once with her hand. She
charges that he has Withdrawn himself from her
society without cause.
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60, 141 Northern Liberty market. and get puro
Mocha and Java. 33c. per pound; pure spring leaf
tea, SOC. per pound. Pretty majolica ware and
crockery given away with tea and coffee. Branch
OF Enterprise Tea Company. ODOnneu & Bro,
DfOprietOrS.
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BEST black and white goods. IA TIN street.

MEMS fine low ties for 81, mems seamless low
SHOES for 81 are the greatest bargains ever offered
@ SlnShelmer'S 800 7Gh and 315, n streets.
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The Courts.

CUUKT ] GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday. Wolf agt Walsh; argument con-
tinued. U. $. ex. rel. Rumpn ana Graessler agr
Secretary Teller and Commissioner OF Patents
Marble; petition dismissed with costs. u s. agr
Howgate; Judgment OF special term confirmed and
cause remanded with leave to plead over within
ten days
EQUITY CoURr--.Jud0e James
Yesterday, Worthington agt. Reed: sale finally
ratified and conveyance ordered. Wintnger agt
Dougherty; Thomas W. Fowler appointed guar
dian ad Item and referred to the auditor. Young
agt. Young; referred to auditor.
POLICE CoURT-Jud0e Snen
To-day, Thos. O'Mera, indecent exposure: S or
10 days Jas Evans, colOred, assault on Louisa
jackson; so or 90 days.
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IL1au ons.
MARYLAND CLUB. 6 per gallon.
MONTICELLO III. So per gallon.
ROYAL CABINET. s. per gallon.
OLD BAKER. 50 per gallon.
OLD CROW, - per Gallon.
GOOD OLD RYE. s. pc, gsllou.
BOTTLE GOOD RYE. so cents.
BOTTLE GOOD RYE. rs cents.
BOTTLE OLD CRovD$l.
HENNESSEY BRANDY. 1855.
GALLON SPANISH SHERRY. IS.
GALLON oPORTo WINE. S..
GALLON COOKING SHERRY, 81
GALLON MEDFORD RUM, S.
PIPER HEIDsIECK. SOUvERAIN EXTRA DRY
CHAMPAGNE. BASS ALE. GUINNESS
STOUT AND YOUNGER'S SCOTCH
ALE. BOTTLED. $3.50 DOZEN.
E. c. KNIGHT,
ap20 1882 Pennsylvnnla avenue.
PRoTEcT YOUR FURs AND WINTER CLOTH
ING AGAINST THE RAvAeEs or MOTH.
REFINED GUM cAMPlIoR.
SOC. PER POUND.
L. c. BISHOP. Druggist
apls 7so 9th street h street northwest.
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A CARp.
would respectfully announce TO my friends and the
public generally that having leased the entire building
southwest Of 18th street and ave.
nue. formerly The Star ofice). have now far
greater facilities for conducting the auction business
than heretofore. The building has front of so feet on
PeInsyivania avenue by depth Of l25 feet thereby
giving one grand OF fifty feet front On the
eccond Moor - large ROOM having sam. frontage as
lower noor which Is specsy arranged planned for
the sale Of Works Of Art and Books and H capable Of
comfortably seating two hundred Poop in fact Il IL
the only establishment in the city that has separate
50 esrooms for the accommodation OF all classes Of
goods commands 80 much space within doors that
sales can always be COL Quoted W thout regard 30
weather. The upper ion of the building contains
70 oons which are used for storage purposes fer which
has been specially arranged and naturally great
accommodation TO the public There is also the rear
Of the building large court or open space which win
forming one OF the most complete Auction estabsh-
Srecia attention given to the sale Of Real Estate
Liberal advances made on consignments. Appraise.
ments made Libraries and Works OF Art Cataiogued
and ARRANGED for sale.
Having had experience Of twenty-five years IN the
business, and with the assistance of NJ. B. Ii timer who
WILL attend personally to the aud fire art saes
and thoroughly competent CORPS of sssistants feel
conndent irving perfect satisfaction In any buaneee
that may be fntrusted in my hands.
Thanking the public for their past patronage. and
fully, s
ap28lm THOMAS BOWLING.
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Gu1NN1p's
lo4 AND 4os SEVENTH STREET NV,
win open on Monday Morning. May It'll.
SPECIAL SALE OF SILKS, DRESS GOODS AND
HOSIERY,
at prices not hitherto offered this SEASON In the DIS
TkICT, INCLUDING fun and comIete line Of SPRING
rsnsns Ia r. s pss and checked
A SPECIAL LOT Of FoULARDs marked down to
'os 81 ae.7y aakds GRAINS in a. the
NEW SHADES,21H inches wide. at 81. 25 per yard
.xcx = q fSLKA DOT suRAHs as inches wide.
Also Is: ~or Case Of ORIENTAL POLKA DOT SATIN
and fG72sf EGf5f sook e. BLACK SILKS
Iss'e orT oMaEs
aA = AID n TX ct prices ranging
"A Fun Full and Complete STOCK Of BLACK GOODS, in
apS
lNGS IN 81 the fsshionaOle shades 81 inches wide.
feaIisq RsE woo4a .nche.
WI ss 81 MSHsEa SHsn &C. DE nnors Alba
sIEMREoID De- and POLKA pot FLANNELs
gSksHs KID aSb Isle Isle rE Egs2ss aLd HAM
RHGHINGs.. COLLARS and CUFFS. HANDKER.
our HosiERY pfEPakrMENT win be found replete
ts AZ sh1 Rsw snd syfs II ana
"A, a Full Line Of CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
In our White Goods, Linen and DOMESTIC DE.
CESSARY Goods at Low and REDUCED PRICES.
An examination Of our GOODS and PRICES win well
repay the visitor.
Co., 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-11
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
| i OF COLUMBIA SITTING IN EQUITY MAY s.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
1883. " -
BANK-3423, 10. Doc. IL:
The payment by the receiver Of dividends to creditors
OF said Bank having been heretofore derreed in this
cause aggreeating one hundred per cenum it Is this
third day Of May, A. d. 1888. on motion Of William
that that. all dspSSs site in the
they are hereby forever debarred from mskinv any
claim or demand against said defendant the receiver in
this cause the aats In his hands, unless their aim
for undawn dividends be presented to said Receiver
before the first day OF January A. D. 1884; provided
week for four weeks from this day.
uary st 1884, in two more newspapers pubished in
the city Of Washington. D. G.
CHARLES P. JAMES, Justice.
A true copy.
Test-R. j. MEIGe, Clerk.
my7, g. 9xeo4w BY NJ. A. CLANCY Asst Clerk