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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-26
Frank James's Trial.
MRS, SARAH HITE's TESTIMONY.

[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
GALLATIy, Mo-, August 25.-At the af-
ternoon session yesterday in the Frank
lanes trial w. Il. Eastman and James Moi
fatt testified to knowing James under the
name of Woodson.
Mrs. Sarah Hite was called, and her tes-
timony received with breathless attention.
She said: When | married George Hite, in
kentucky, he had seven children, four OF
whom were boys-Clarence, John, George,
and Wood. In March, 1881, the defendant
came to our house with Dick Liddell and
Jesse James-all armed. They came back
next month, acting as though frightened,
and watched at the windows with guns in
their hands. Did not see Frank James on
the 9th OF April. Mr.. Hlte's hrst wife
was Frank James, aunt.
The defence declined to cross-examine
the witness. After further testimony OF
minor importance the Court adjourned
until this morning.
OBJECTION TO DICK LiDDELL AS WITNESS.
ST. LOUIS. August pa special nom
Gallatin. Mo-. to the Post Dispatch says
The Frank James trial was resumed at
O'Clock this morning, the first witness
called being Dick Liddell. Defence imme-
diately objected TO the witness on the
ground that he was convicted felon, hov-
Ing been found guilty of grand larceny in
Vernon county and sent to the peniten.
tiary. Prosecutor Wallace responded that
he had a copy OF afuil PARDON restoring
Liddell TO citizenship. oblection was
then made to the copy, the deIence insist.
Ing that the original pardon should be In
reduced and then the attorneys on both
sides consumed two hours In argument
Ar I, o'clock Judge Goodman ordered .
recess to give him time to consider the
noint which l. one Of great importance Il
the defence, since Liddelps testimony Il
vital to the prosecution.
Ex-Goyernor Charles p. johnson stated
this morning that the testimony would al
be In by next Tuesday evening, ana Tho
case be given to the jury wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-26

A band OF genuinely savage Apaches
have been shown at the Santa Fe fair. IL
was a hard matter to get them 10 go there.
they had seen few white faces except be-
hind q raised musket. When the wagons
were ready to start several Of the foremost
braves, who had beeh almost persuaded to
make the trip, refused to go along. The
sight Of a railroad train awed the Indians
into exclamations Of "De-sa-rata-ra"
(wonderfuD. many times repeated with
whispered breath. These barrel-hreastrd
fellows, who would face bear empty-hand-
ed, were afraid to step into the ears, and the
squaws cringed behind their trembling
lords. At last they suffered themselves TO
be led falteringly aboard, and as the train
moved of they covered themselves with
their blankets and dropped panic-stricken
between the seats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-26
Quick Ocean Passage.

NOTORIOUS OFFENDER ARREsTED.-The
Chef OF Police in Hartford has arrested
and eiiectually brought to stand-still that
old offender, " Cramps" " Cramps" was
"known to the police" for long tine !;
in fact. the Chief had him in his bowels.
:" Cramps" came Unexpectedly and at in
convenient times, with severe gripings and
neuralgia pains. Perry Davis's Pain
Killer proved to be more than old
Cramps" could stand. The notorious
villain surrendered and acknowledged
himself heatpn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-26
Rebate Oh TOhaccO-TaX.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, August 25.-The Internal
Revenue Bureau to-day received from the
Collector for the Fourth District OF Texas
a schedule OF |. 100 claims for rebate on to-
bacco. etc., amounting to about $4,000.
The aggregate amount OF these claims Tor
rebate received to date Is abolI S3.500,0O0.
Schedules all in with the exception OF the
district of Virginia. Second Tennessee,
Second Minnesota. Seventh Indiana, and
the District OF Colorado.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-26
Shot HIS Disappearance OF a
WelI.knOwn Manufacturer.
Lspecial telegram 70 the DIspatch.


NORFOLK, VA, August 2j.-To-day
Washington Emmerson (colored) shot in
the neck and probably fatally injured his
wife, Zena Emmerson. He was promptly
lodged in Jail.
T.. ID. Brickhouse, q well-known citizen
carrying on a carriage mandatory on
Water street in this city, has disappeared.
Brickhouse has been missing for week,
and leaves q family.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-26
Death of q Congressman.EIect.
fRv tclegraph 70 the DisJatch.l

by tclcgraph 10 me DIsI1IcN'I
RALEIGH. n. c., August Walter +.
Pool. congressman-elect from the First
North Carolina district, succeeding Louis
c. Latham, died at Elizabeth City. n. c..
this morning after a long illness. He had
but recently returned from the Hot Springs,
Ark. and was thought to be somewhat i'm
proved in health. He was thirty-two years
~ oOe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-26
Coalition Nomination I'm Louisa.

speciaI telegram % Tic DIspatch.I
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, va, August o.
The Coalition Convention met here to-day
and nominated for the House OF Delegates
for this county Captain John Richardson,
who was a member OF the last General As
sembly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-26
Serious Railroad Collision.

IBy IcTtETdpTI u IIIV DIsVdIVI'I
NEW ORLEANS, August 25.-A collision
il reported between two freight trains on
the Louisville and Nashville railroad at
Chef-Menteur bridge. Conductor Jones and
TWO brakemen were badly injured. Trains
and mails are delayed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-26
The Richmond and DanviIle System
THE MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
PURCHASED BY THE NEW SYNDICATE.
BY Telegraph 10 the Dspatch.i
A Sensational Report.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR TO BIZ KIDNAPPED.
rpv ,.i,,,,ro,,t, o., ,t,o I,an,,cb


Try telegraph to the Dispatch.l
OGDEN, UTAH, August 25.-Conslderable
excitement exists in this city over a report
which appeared in the Wood River Times
last evening that party of Cowboys had
started for Yellowstone Park to kidnap
President Arthur. Sheriff FAIRY has de-
tailed two trustworthy deputies to look
the matter up, with instructions to sum-
mon a strong posse and arrest the kidnap-
pers il the facts are as stated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-26
I'm the Atlanta POst-Officc

By telegraph TO The DIspatch.T
ATLANTA. August 2j.-EX-Governor
BENJAMIN Conley, postmaster at Atlanta,
and five attaches Of the post-office. were
removed to-day. The removal was wholly
unexpected by the public. The cause is
said TO be general dissatisfaction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-26
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY. August %. 1885,
sALEs-FmsT BoARD.--2.00O Richmond and
Danvillc consolidated - q 500 at 1903, 1000
do. 1885, at I0Ih.
SECOND BoARD.-3.00O new Virginia SIS at62
,0CO do. at SO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-26

s.N FRANCISCO, August 25.-Sexton won
the 'ooo- point bilIiard-match In twelve in
ninc, ScbaefYer scoring by 100. The high
est run was 431, made SchaefIer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-26
COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. August 25. 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, LAYS bushels Red. 1905
bushels.
CoKS.-whitc. 900 bushels.
OATS.--93S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Whte. 22S bushels very good at
f.t7. Red, 4,66S bushels very good 90 prime
L0ngberry at ~. Sl20: 2.l02 bushels mix
ed n s1l2 TO fi.l7; 2.796 bushels common to
very good Shortberry AZ ~ totl.l4.
OATS.-l30 bushels mixed at Acc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-26
DIrpING THE NEXT sIXTYM

TURING THE NEXT SIXTYM
IL DAYS we offer unusual Inducements IN
FURNITURE, having large and varied as H.
sortment OF new styles and patterns In PAR
LOR, CHAMBER. and DlNIN6-RoOM SETS,
We know II will be 20 she Interest OF purchasers 70
where the goods please. We have some very nne
SfDEBOAfDs and PLUSH-C0vERED rAb-
LOR SUITS very cheap. X. 0ATHkiuhT
SON, 10 Governor street. Fio-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-26
EIOlir.

Flour We quote: line. s3dss.50: superGns,
s225me3.75; extra, s450@.5; family, t5vs
$3.50: Patent family. S6GS7.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-26

The Gear and Czarina OF Russia are ex-
pected to visit the royal family OF Den
mark IN short time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-26
FURNITURE.


EURNITU R E. q
500 WALNUT SUITS, 500 POPLAR and
ASH Suits, 100 PARLOR SUITS. Every-'S
thing In the furniture une. LARGEST stock, largest
business and lowest pfices. tAli ana see
= WILLIAM DAFFRON.
lA36 east Main street
Branch House: 4 west broad street. " Ism
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-26

he QUEENS SPEECH CLOSING THE SESSION.
HER MAJEsTY's VIEWS ON GENERAL NAT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-26

PARIS, August 25.-The Government has
received telegram from Admiral Pierre,
stating that the trial OF Mr.. Shaw, the Eng
fish missionary who was arrested by the
French. has resulted in the dismissal OF the
charge against him. and he has therefore
been liberated and has arrived ut the Island
of Reunion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-20

NAMES OF THE PERSONS LEADING IN THE VOTING.
The attendance at the Washington Light In~
fsntry fair last evening was good. There was
considerable activity shown in the voting for
some OF the articles. When the voting closed for
the evening the leading candidates were as fol-
lows: Single shell-Rooert Wade, 20; Oil stove for
letter carrier-Wm. Tabler, IL; BARRIERS chair
S. s. Brooks, 562; cart and harDaSs-T. II. Steep,
40; fishing tackle-W. II. Mills, $50; watch and
chain for ice-wagon dri er--Mr. Klnslow. 100;
watch and chain for drug cleTk-TbomaS c. kell.
60: gold-Inounted composing stick-W. f. Nabers,
"A; newspaper mans desk-H. L. West, 16: con-
veisation chair. b. Crawford, 20: buggy har-
ncss-Dr 4. E. Johnson; scales for butter cutter
James F. oyster. II; silver pitcher-Lteut. Cowio,
punch bowl-Mrs. Il. A. Sheehan, 5: base ball
outfit-Crescents.2 bicycle-M D. Rosenberg,
IA; butchers scales-Wm. Hoover, Is; steam
chin Thi5tie-steainer Corcoran, 10: embyoid-
cred dcesS-Hfr5. D. Johnson, s.: baby'S CRIT
Worthir steele, IS; latter-csrrieTS suit-Berkley,
20; policcnan's silver baige-Lieut. Arnold, 20;
corps badge-H. f. Bauer, ITO: shot-aun-Sergt.
johnson, 81; diamond Elk pin-John E!tinger 40;
lawn tennis Set-Maple club, 10; Windsor speed
ing Wagon-Fred. GIeseking. 10: gold headed cane
for forlst-John II. small, 10; silver punch bowl
for saloon kecper-GeOrge W. Driver, 70; dress
cap-Leut. EntwiSe, 49, vIOln-Prof. Donch. IL;
silver composing stick for printers apprentice
Boss. 1875: klmball Organ-Mrs. George F.Timms,
The National Rifles last evening accepted an In
vltaton to attend the fair aad decided to go next
Tuesday evening. The Union Veteran Corps will
visit the fair Monday evening.
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The Courts.

EQUITY CoURT-JudJe Con.
yesterday. Marks agt Main; pro confessO agt.
delendantS made final Same agt. same: certain
records allowed to be read in cause. Ketcham
ag1. GEORGETOWN College; sale ordered, E. A. Ell
Hou appointed trustee to sell. Marks ACT. Main:
appearance or absent defendant ordered. Snana-
April % granted Stansburg agt Inglehart rule
on Mrs. IngleharJ to produce children in court
granted. Shoemaker agt. Campbell; previous
proceedings set aside with leave to file amended
Dill. Oertley agt. Oertey; previous proceeding
set aside with leave to file amended bill Murdoch
agt Fletcher; rule Oh certain parties returnable
April 3 granted.
PROBATE COURT-Registei' Ran1SdeN
Yesterday, VIII OF ChaS. A. Watts fully proven.
Estate or John 4. Clark; administrator qualified.
Estate OF Delilah Clark; Will admitted to probate
ana letters testamentary issued to Il. Edward
Ozark on bond OF $1,000: Estate OF Geo. Vickroy;
N A. Fickroy partially bonded and qualified
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Positively Tomorrow Only

the following immense bargains will be sold at II.
Soldschmid's sic eth St NV: French china moss
rose tea sets "a pieces IS garden tools with long
nandes In set 23c, extra large size So, trowels
&c Qt HOVER sprinklers loo, , Ct lSc, Of. &c,
QI sc qt CSC, or. 45c, china chamber sets dec
10 pieces IS SO with tlr ss9s. raI crystal glass
water pl,chers CSC. Is inch tea trays assorted
colors IL, decorated French china cuspadores
tc. white porcelain Guns and saucerS Divide,
saxon or Minton shapes Coo y doz, larger SIZE s3c
doZ, large tin cuspaGores assorted colors l5c.,
handsome Ice cream tray With handled saucers
70 match 35c., broomS 15c / zinc wash board with
% clothes pins. boxes OF laundry blue and large
par OF soap sc, whisk broom with backing
orush, box OF backing, HAIR brush end rubber
comp we handsome engraved goblets 6oc Y doz.
worth $lW, inch ice cream saucerS ~ for l5c.,
superior clothes lines 30 IT. &C. 60 r. &C.. 30 IT, l2c
pion tin -four sleeves l0c, iron match safes Sc large
cake stands or fruit bowls on high stand 25c ice
PICKS &C., also great bargains In baby carriages,
ture
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MEATs.-Beef, sirioin, 20c. per h.; do porter
house, 2Oa25c: rib roast. 12Aa20c steak 12Ia
Corned Beef, sa15c.: Dried Beef, Clipped, 25a3Oc.
do sliced, zoe: Tongues, smoked, 6Oa75c; Lamb.
Mutton, 10a20c.; Pork. 14a1Sc; Sausage 12k a2Oc.
Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 16al7c., cut, 2Oa25c. !;
Shoulders, 1e19a15c., Breasts 15a1S; Lard. IS.
FRUI1s.-Oranges 25a65c. per doz. Lemons Goa
30c. per doz.; Bananas, 3Oa5Oc per doz Cocoa nuts
1Oa12c: Apples 50a75c. per pix; CranberrIes, 2Oc.
per at; Strawberries, CO.. per qt: RhubarD, 15c.
per oh.
FISH. - shad, s5a75 cents per pair; Herring,
15aa cents per bunch; Perch, Is cents per
bunch Rock, large, 15a20c. per h. Csc. per bunch;
liali6bt, aoa25c. per h.. Goldfish 1Oa12c. per h.
Sea Bass, 12a15c. per h.; Black Fish, 12al5c. per
H.; Weak Fish, 15c. per h.. Smelt 12h per H.
White Fish, 1Od20 per h.; Salmon Trout, 15a2Oc.
per T p as5e per b Lobster lsaSc
dlanond-back, s3Oa$35 per doz.: Turtle, 25casl
each.
Butter. = Philadelphia Print, 4sc per h.;
Roll, 25aaOc; Cheese, 1aaaOc.; Eggs, lsa2Oc. per
dOz.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. urish,) sOa4oc per peck;
90; 90 new, soeasl per PIX; do. tsweep,
head; Spinach. go. per peck; Kale, Sc per PIX;
Rss q" per 3D. 1s''fs SAGE
ns p car a uo sss ;rRs
sI.oO per pix; Oyster Plant, Base BIZ TurnpSss,
SOaSOc. per PIX; Caulihower 1Oa2Oc. each; Squash,
ceeTy ss k oaeaoesi soppssc
tomatoes 30a40 per box: Mushroom. S1.25 per ID.
Mint, 10c. per bunch; Red Cabbage l5a25c each;
Water Cress, 10c. per bunch; Asparagus, 25asOc.
PoULTRY.-Turkcys, 23a2Sc. per b.; Chickens
M.aSasl7S perpair; Ducks, s1ai75 per pair; Geese.
Ssas350 per doz; SQUAD. s. 50as4 per doz; Buffalo
0a25c. per Id.
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WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.

5000 yards LACE STRIPED PIoUE. only DC. pep
yard.
1900 yards CHECK NAINsooK. only &c. per yard.
yard.
LAWNS at I2b.c. per yard.
25c. goods. at Ice. per yard.
Magnificent assortment of VIII DRESS FABRICS
at 25c Per yard to which invite special attention.
INDIA LINEN. our famous quality. st fbc per yard
is still The Bargain of the season. We have before called
attention to the superior bleach and finish Of these
goods. causing them 20 lauEder beautifully than
any other make. Our finer grades the sansa
superior make.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-20

WHAT DISTRICT ATTORNEY C0RKHILL SAYS.
District Attorney COrllhll said to STAR re-
porter that he did not yet know which Of the
cases against the Indicted eX-detectives he would
first CALL that there were some ready, and it was
due to the accused. as well as the public that the
trials should take place at an early day II any OF
them are innocent they are entitled to vndica-
ton at the hands OF jury, and that speedily; and
II guilty the public are entitled to the knowledge
OF IL as early as the cases can be properly pre-
pared and tried. Mr.. Wells would be In the case,
but he (Ir CorkhiD would direct the eases as
district attorney. They had run down the jail
docket pretty well, and but few, II any, prisoners
who are ready for trial will suffer by reason of
these cases being taken up after the Anderson
murder case next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-20
Rheun m ati~ns.

olsordered blood, general debility and many
chronic diseases pronounced incurabe are often
cured by Browns Iron B.tters
JOPLIN. MOI j. B. Morgan says: 81 IND
to all who use it."
FAIRFIELD, IowA-Dr. J. L. Myers says: "Browns
Iron Btters is the best iron preparation have
ever known In my thirty years or practice"
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PRINT DEPARTMENT.,

1000 yards best quality 6txe4 PRINTS IN nsh, ana
dark grounds. warranted fast colors. &c. per yard
1000 yards hest yard wide PERCALES 80 remnants
Of 10 yard lengths. SC. per yard.
5000 yarls best 12Sc GINGHAMS In plsids ana
stripes at only l0c PER yard.
1000 yards best s2-inch CANBEICs regular l2bN
GOODS only l0c. yard.
1000 yards Csc. CREToNNEs. handsome styles.
only lie. per yard.
l.coOysrds JOB" Lot Of CREToNNEsstl2Sc. yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-20

A Boy ACQUITTED OF MuRDER.-In the criminal
court In Baltimore yesterday Joseph Murray, II
Huges, 5years of age, by striking him on the head
with stone on March 18th. One OF the witnesses
test1ned mat other boys, among whom was
Hughes threw stones ut Murray previous to his
throwing the stone which Killed Hughes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-20

A WHITE CHIEF OF THE APACHEs CAPTURED.-A
telegram from Hermosillo. Mexico, says:-The de-
tachment OF troops which followed the Apaches
from southeast Ures had several running fights
with the indians, and claimed to have killed nearly
has been captured Is known to be L. n Streeter,
formerly United States agent, and a most des-
perate character. Gov. Torres ordered him to be
brought to ermoSillo but it is doubtful IL he will
be alive when the order reaches the troops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-20

A YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS ARE SUITED TO
every age. Being sugar coated, they are easy to
take and though mid and pleasant In scton are thor
ough and searching in effect. Their efficacy all dis
orders OF the stomach and bowels Is certified by emf
nent hysicians. prominent clergymen, and many of
our best citizens.
DERFECT SOUNDNESS OF BODY AND MIND
possible only with pure blood. Leading medical
authorities of all civilized countries indorse Ayers
ssparila as the best boed purifying medicine in exist
ence 1t vastly increases the working and productive
power Of both hand and brain. apl9
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BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
FREScH Nuss Vr1L1sos.

SEATON PERRY,
CSrccessor 10 Perry Brother,
PURE WOOL FRENCH NUNS gErrINcs IN
Az Csc. YARD.
BLACK BRoCaDED SILK GRENADINES.
BLACK BROCADED VELVET GRENADINES
FkENCH TWISTED SILK HERNANIES.
CREPE DE CHINE, CANTON CREPES.
LUPIN'S CEBEBR aTED MOURNING FABRTCA
IN SPRING AND SUMMER WEIGHTS.
ELEGANT STOCK OF FRENCH wOOI, DRESS
FEATURES. FOR PLAIN AND COMBINATION
sURAHs. LoUIsINEs AND SUMMER SILKS.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or eros GRAIN
Sll.IS. RHADAMES, GROS DE IONDRES OTTO
MANS AND RAS DE Confess MADE BY THE
BtSI sILh MANUfACGURERS IN LYONS AND
MAhhtD Al PRICES THAT ARE CORIECT.
NOVELTIES IN WHITE GOODS.
NV sATINES. GINGHAMS. BATISTEs AND
GAUAE UNDERWEAR. Isle GLOVES
PARIS JERSEYS, EMBROIDERED FICfTUS.
EMBROIDERED ROBES. FROM $40 10 500.
NEW TABLE LINENS. TOWELS. EAPKINs.
CRASHES AND BELGIAN Pillow AND
SH 9, III, LINENS IN GREAT VARIETY AND
,Es CHoIoE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND coRREcr
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established lS4c. aplS
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CHILDEESs ShiTred Caps, SOC. New styles In
POkeS, Six and Lace Caps Infants and ChlidTen5
Dresses OF every description. Tomorrow to each
customer decorated mirror.
Mrs MAX WEYL. Agt.,
LIP rIiI 81 r..i MORT lEG,t
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
&c. To-nius,f.

NATIONAL Observation-Disclosures Lewis as
sOlivette.'
RoILsE sKtrIsG RISK-Washington Light
Infantry Fir.
THEATEK CoNIQUE.- Dayene's allei attrac-
NGaS.
DIME NCsEUY.-EOvei perform nee and inter-
eStiug cuT.oSti-S.
WILLARD HALI--'Penelope" and mistaken
IDENTITY"
CURTIS Il ALL, West Observation-Disclosures T.
f1strlte,, i0r the benefit q Tie BROTHERHOOD Of
CITiSJ Church,
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CITY ITEMS.


SPIHu8 SSyte BtHts TOT ISSJ
broadway and sth avenue SILK Hats ss.worth Sc
square and round-crown Derbys s., $3.50, S.
Wen IS Stln and Soft Pearl and Nutrta FeltS.
Boys fashionable colored Derbys 81, worth $50
Snlidren'S Felt Hats at cost mice one so cents.
Boys ana Children'S new Straw Hats now ready,
at LEWIS Popular One Price Store go 9TH ST
NB.-Price plainly marked in each Hat
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\ NV INyCICE swiss and Irish Point En-
treGeTas. prices ranging from 1S., ~. - , tGt
s5c. yttd- Wonderful terrains. TO each pur-
chaser dn artistic decorated mirror.
Mrs. MAX WEYL, AEt.,
1Lu street FurihyEpSt
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The Greatest bargains

OF the season. and the very lowest prices in all de-
partments, at ClarkS, 732 9TH street, for to-mor-
row. SILK gloves, In the newest shades, from SOC.
up Infants long cambria slips, soc. Infants long
slips, embroidered entire front, 7sc. Lace and
swiss caps, Gle. up. Boys shirt waists, pc. up.
Dr. warmers health corset, 9ic. Celebrated C. p.
corset, $l.42. Regular made bal. hose. zoe. Bal
SIX Clicked hose, 2ic. Regular made y hose, Ice.
remember, every article In the store at decided
bargain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-20

SILK jersey gloves, 75c.; Isle thread jersey
gloves. IS :; Foster Ice hook Kid, warranted SIC.
Ddmmann, agent, sec 9TH street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-20

WASHINGTON WoRKNAN's ADvIcE.-At meet
Ing of cigar makers last evening in Baltimore, in
Brock, OF the Washington I'ypographicaI union
gave description OF how Senator Pumb's effort
to cut down the rates OF government printers had
oeen defeated by the unanimous action OF trades
unions all over the country, citing 1t ilustra-
ton OF what could be done by combining. He
thought that thorough organization In Baltimore
would raise wages from ten to twenty per cent
There are, he said, 100000 wage men in the
United States They should put their trust neither
In democrats nor republicans, but rise up them
selves and assert their strength. Gov. Cleaveland
nad gone back on the worktngmen by vetoing the
Dill for hve-cent fares the elevated railroads.
Most politicians We're in the power Of huge cor
pOratiOnS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-20

S9 SLIGHTLY SoILED CoKsETs at half price. a.
O.llnnah, agent, eo5 9Th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-20

COLoRFD LAP, named Elwari Porter, was
before The Police Court today for stealing d patr
OF gold SDectacteS from Godfrey Leonard. The
case went over I'LL the court can the mother
OF the boz about sending him To the reform school.
TIE WEEKLY STAR large double paper OF ffty-
Pin column, Mi bc sent postpaid for dollar
Try
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DRY GOODS.
WoopwARn /. LorHnor

wiz offer this week the most convincing bargains IN
every department Of their house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-20

Durkee's Salad Dressing
Is the best thing OF the kind ever sold. With it
superb salad OF any kind can be made without de-
lay or trouble. 1t is also one OF the best sauces
for cold meats