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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
rNn az ruE SEAWANHAKA GASES.

Orders of nolIe prosequi to the indictments found
against the engineer and owners of the Seawanhaka
soon after the fatal accident that vessel in the
summer of 1880 were entered yesterday IN the
United States Circuit Court at the request OF United
states District Attorney Root. The first Indictment
was against BENJAMIN C. KIRK, Samuel L. NJ. Barlow,
stephen Tabor, James Udall, Edward Morgan Sllas
Mott and Stephen II. Townsend the directors OF the
Seawonhaka The second was against Edgar Weeks,
the epgipeer of the steamer and the other against
Austin Jayne and John K. Matthews, the local
steamboat INSPECTORS. The indictment against thg
inguecfors is the only one that was med. Inc tra
accounted several weeks in March and April, 1851
The Jury, alter long absence from court, DIS
agreed, though a large majority were for conVc-
ton. Mr.. Root filed memorandum WIN inc cIeIA'
in which he says:
NV examination of the testimony and consultation
with former counsel for the Government nave 50 Ssu
ne that afer the tune which has elapsed, and after the
DEATH of the principal Government Witnesses no cou'o
ton cCnd be Obtained in any OF those cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
JOHN PARET & CO.,
458 BROADWAY,
SOUTHEAST COR. OF GRAND-sTp NY,
THREE WARNINGS

SICK sToMACH-AN ACHING HEAD-AND CON.
SIDERABLE GENERAL DEBILITY, ARE THREE
wARNINGS WHICH 1T is MADNESS TO DlsRE'
GApn DANGEROUS DISEASES MAY BE EXPECTED
TO FOLLOW THEM IF NOT ARRESTED WITHout
DELAY. TONE THE RELAXED STOMACH, CALM
THE EXCITED BRAIN. INVIGoRATE THE Merry.
Gus SYSTEM, AN REG THE BOWEL w.
T.Dp. NTvs sEITZER APERIENT IF YOU WISH
TO ESCAPE THE EVILS WHICH THE PRENoNL
ToaY SYMPTOMS INDICATE. HOW MANY CON con.
SHINING FEVERs, VIOLENT BILIOUS ATrAChS.
NERVOUS PARoXYSMS AND OTHER FEhhlhI,n;
Al uENTs MIGHT BE PREVENTED IF rms
.GVT,EARI.E AND INCOMPATIBLE SALINE ToNlo
Ann ALTERNATIVE WERE ALWAYS TAKEN ~
TTNEl SOLD BY ALL DRUdG lists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
IA LeXngtOn.avea between 18th and 81 IN ets.
Hours. to l. tO7 Diseases OF the Nervous system
GenitO-U Urinary organs Impotence ana 9terhV'
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Announcements

was severely afflicted with Hay Fever for
was marvellous It is perfect cure-Wm. T. carr Presby
terrain Pastor, Elizabeth, N. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11

dow of the cab. The bagRage-car and trelght-car
smashed into each other and two passenger-coaonH0
we're damaged but none of the passengers or ran
road hands were injured. The passenger engine
was No. 341.
FAULT-FINDING BY THE BOARD OF TRADE
The Board of Trade and transportation Yesterday
adOped a series of resolutions declaring tnaJ unI-
form bankruptcy law to be- adopted by Congress-
is of supreme necessity for the protection OF coH
merce and the preservation of the credit system A.
ID. Miller declared that the Erie Canal was IN u
dilapidated aud dan 'eTOus condition tnrOn3n mo
neglect of the Superintendent OF Pubic VOTES
and that boatmen are obliged to pay tribute 10
k.tenders and are made subject to otheT abuses
Resolutions we're adopted demanding OF the uoE
ernOr that he make immediate INVESTIGATION ol
the matter A resolution was adopted proposing W
cooperate with the Maritime and other e4Changes
In the efforts to defeat the reelection Oh senator
Johr c. Jacobs and other legislators. who IaSt VIM
fer opposed bill which provided for the reducilon
Of Sandy Hook plotago The Railroad Commission
ers were denounced because they had falIed 70 rec
ommend a reduction of milk fIelghts on Ihe HaIIem
Railroad and resolutions were adopted oecIaIInP
that the rates charged were moro than Twice as
high as thev should be. Several new members were
elected, and a report was read from the EtecuIlve
COMMITTEES warning voters as to the importance OF
exerting their influence to secure the nomination
and election of honest and lndependent legislators
and Judges at the approaching election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
MARINE IYIELLIGBNOk
MrHrAruRE N.IANN

WIyrArURs N.ItVN'
sun rses o. sets 20 Iooa set, O35 hoonsage days 10
HIGI WATER TODAY
W-SlntvIDrx 24}: ijy. Gs'inL BIZ: H'i Gaze 2Wda
M-sandY HOOS 3lj; GOV. lstnL 34li lien uaIo' o'oO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11

AS disinfectant for all domestic purposes
PTTs CHLORDEs is the pleasant and econonu
cal. Sold by druggists everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
Announcements

Earl e. Wilson's T. and w brand Of Mems
Collars and Cui4 are tho best. sold every where
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11
CLOSED
O. a Y.
TO Mark Down Our Stock.

WILL REOPEN on FRIDAY MORNING WITH
THE GREATEST REDUCTION IN CLOTHING EVER
OFFERED. OUR GOODS ARE NOT TRASH. But
HONEST AND RELIABLE CLOTHING. AND WE
PROPOSE TO SELL OUR MEMS. YOUTHS AND
BOYS SUITS AND OyERCOATs AT PRICES TO
DEFY ANY AND ALL COMPETITION. ONE PRICE
TO ALL. UNSATISFACTORY PURCHASES EX-
CHANGED OR MONEY REFUNDED. LOOK FOR
OUR LIST OF GOODS MARKED DOWN TO-
MORROW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11

DoN'T DIE in the house "ROugh on Rats"
Clears out rats. mice iies reaches, bed'buga. loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11

LUNDBoRG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11

The Iarpr- beer sh0D NJ Wis RIse FucNH WE u
tered ON sunday morning and $40 and some OF th'
,I, Ira carried off When a search of the store
go mn, do n nine WAS found behind the bar. and
l Ts tbr woman remembered to have seen in the
mouth Of man standing opposite the building on
The preceding night. A description OF TINS P'r'Th
ANGELO ace twenty. Of No 1870 First ave. Tn"
nrisoncr was ken TO the Tombs Police Court yes
tardav. when Justice Smith committei MN LOT
examination In default Of $1,000 ban.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11

PATERsoN-Mrs. Lydia Curzpns, whom the out
ragged virtue of a number of indignant women OK
clnded from place IN funeral procession few
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,rnrns OF PuY-InLnGY AT AUCTION.

While Dr. Austin Flint, IT,, was engaged "a pre-
parinc his work, Tho PLY siolog OF Man me o1.-
nbysiology and kind ed TOPICS. These volume"
vii, a number Of others wcr" sold a. auction yes
trrlay ~ the rooms Of Bangs & Co.. NJ" '@9 bfold-
cow, NJ "ODrscula Aurtouict' by Rurrho'omPus
Ens,arhIu,. boaungthc date 1864 "Qb"gyation,'7
Anqfnmicsr" Gabriel Tlllnp.u,. i5~@. brought Only
q OK FUiorgon'z "Humrn Physologv' fifth
siitirn hound in hqfr0au. was sold for -. The
sala ~ i'm n, concluded today,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11

4 paprr setting forth The progress IN medIcot
LEGAL science throughout the world during the past
Uaar written bv Dr. " T.. Brill, was read at last
I1igb,,s nsetirg Of tn Society ~ Medical Jnris-
nr1dance and state Medicine. II was pointed ont
In the paper and also in the discussion that iolI
lowed that America and England were iar p1 TIn
Gort,rentaI countries IN this science. Max EIIcr
cyplaIncd the great pains that were taken m Ger
man pniyersItlcs To- arouse interest IN TINS study.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-25

PURE SILK BLACK RkocADE GRENADINES,
u tacfual value 81. 500, reduced to 75c.
PIN HEAD CHECK SILKS (actual yalue Tic re.
duced to SEC. ~
NUNS vEILINCiS all pure WOOL widest double width
l2 inches wide), actual value &c. r. duced to
31Hc. ~
BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES, nearly all pure
80 silk (actna vaine SD. reduced to SOC
CULTURED CASHMEkES, Electric Blue and Straw
berry, double width. 25c.
Nuns YELLING, fine quality, reduced from 25c. to
2Oc. ~
CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON.
Silks SIC, Silks &C.,, Silks &c Colored Silks heavy
trOe Grain. reduced from 81. Is to 81.
Black SILKS, heavy Gros GRAIN reduced from 81 25
81. ~
Black SILKS. Satin finish. hesvy eros GRAIN very
- fine quality. reduced rom 81. so TO 81. 25
BLACK KS, sublime quality, cashmere finish heavy
Gros Grain actually worth 81. reduced to 81. Sc.
Colored lIkS. Green, Navy Blue. Bronze, Steel and
Garnet soc.
Black SILK HADAMES and Black SILK sURAH
e1sre widewidtl reduced from 81. Is to 81.
Coiofed SURAH SILKS, every color, including Elec-
tric Blue aud Strawberry.
Fancy HECK SURAIi SILKS reduced from 81 to s2c.
II 'ached Table DAMAsK. Aightly soiled real value
Beautiful rrlnx DRESS GOODS reduced from Csc.
down 10 l5c.
Black Cashmere saAwLs. all pure Wool. g.
CARRIERS
myls I'll MARKET SPACE.
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WHITE Goops Or ALL DEscR1p.


LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK, AND PRICES TO
MEET The VIEWS OF ALL.
INDIA LINENS
12k cts, Is cts, Is cts, 20 cts. IS cts.
PERSIAN LAWNS. Is. 81, 81 cts.
SWISS MUSLINS in al styles.
P1QUEs WELT AND FANCY. 12k. Is. 10. 90 25 cts.
rR IENl 0R9ANDlES AND BISHOP LAWNS.
EkENCH NA1NSOOKS. Light and Medium,
VICTORIA LAWNS. IL, Is. lS. 30 cts.
Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc.. Etc.
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
NUNS YELLING. new co.ors-Electric Blue Crushed
Strawberry, Pink. Cream, Light Blue and Black
IS cts. 81 cts, SO cts.
SpMMEK SILKS, so cts, 81 cts, Is cts
GltOS GRAIN DRESS SILK :, ali colors, ST..
SILk GRENADINES plain and damasse, 75c. 81, s. Is
PARAsOl.s, 81, 81. 25, sI.sO 81. rs. g. s. So
UNION LINEN LAWNS, cts.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
In Al widths. a.. So. Ga. 81, from 81 cents.
MATING. White and Fancy. all styles,
2-PLY CARPETS At Wholesale Prices.
CIOTES for Men and Boys wear 35c., Ste. and Goo
@. II. wsON.
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South side, near 7th.
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TO EUROPE.

UoyAGERs TO EUROPE.
]. W. BOTELER SON
Are the Agents for the sale Of tickets in this
Of the
INMAN STEAMSHIP co.
Parties proposing to vsit Europe can obtsn all nfor
nation by applying to
J. W. BoTELER 4 SON.
spAA-'m 928 Penn. Ave.
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GU1NN1p's
4o4 AND lo6 SEVENTH STREET NV.
viii 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
tx iNGlgduE full and complete line Of sPRIN
TOT Of y marked down
FUII LINE me- Of II Heavy dRos GRAINS in all the
NEW SHADEs,24H lnches wide. at 81. Is per yard
AGA q POLKA DOT suRAHs. as inches wide.
Also = Case Of ORIENTAL POLKA DOT SATIN
Hhkats and iG VhsfRRp T,ess silks
and isow2 orT 9tSkSs
from 75c to $50. and positively Is per cent 5eiOx
a FUN and Complete STOCK Of BLACK GOODS. in
ali makes and materials, At reasonal le prices.
IL al sBEI n sb,das 8 r
liTITMiSAfE6, sU1r1Ses- wool-42 ,nchs.
MI The sSMMEk s $Hs1 g. in D. gEeEs ALBA
9 !; and POLKA DOT FLAKNELs.
RStS1Ss Sof hSh Ii 81 cFEsG hSSHs
:ss. N f5sass sss
-! Fun IL Line Line Of CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
in our White Goods. Linen and DOMESTIC DE.
cEssARY Goodsa It Low and REDUCED FRIES snS W.
An examination Of our GOODS and PRICES win well
repay the visitor.
Agents for HARPER's Bazaar PATTERNS.
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BARGAINS AT Mro1SS1sy.
A fine line Of Cent? Linen and Silk Pockethandker.
ch1efs Is cent less than usual price,
ment Of Fancy Half Hose will be closed out at half
price; Gauge Lace and BabrRgan Uudershirts at less
than prces large lot Of the Four.
ply Linen Collars sizes II. l2k. IS. 1875, L. l4k l6
per eozen for the Best Linen Collars the Mytery Shirt
only q cents elegantly maze of the best
Six Fine Dress Shirs to order for g. ready Tor The
washtub-perfect 1T guarsntsed-at
MFGINNISS,
ap9 10O2 street northwest
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SPRING Day Goops.
We are daily receiving our Spring and Summer sup
Ply OF Dress Goods comprising fnl line of Black Silks
or grades; Surah Silks. Ottomans Satin Rhadames
Satin MeryeiIenx Silk Grenadines. Nuns Yelling and
Chudah Cloths in all the shades French Wool Suit
inEs Printed and Plain 6atteens. Embd Satreens and
Muslin Robes; Printed linen LAWNS splendid line Of
and Thread Hose. new coorings; Umbrellas and Para
sos. new designs. Also. an elegant line Of Linen
Cloths and Napkins 70 match. in seendd quality la
Towels and Towelng in great variety. Those in want
Of choice goods viii do yell to examine stock before
purchasing. HOOE BEO. 4 CO.. :,
apL3m 1928 St, near Ebbitf House
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JrwE1nr ADVERTISEMENT No. /.

We have always kept the largest stock Of Rolled Gold
Plate Jeweiry in the city, and reputation this
Is so we'll established that 1t is hardly necessary to
Vertise how large assortment keep yet have so
many new and handsome things that we must tell you
about Them Let US take the Bracelets first:
Rubber Bangle Bracelets at 10, 10 and 25c.
Real Whtby Jet Bracelets, IS, &c. 81 so and 81 %,
SILVER Plated Bangle Bracelets at 10, IS ami 49c
Ceoid Red Bracelets for children and LADIES' Is, Is,
Electro Plated Engraved Bracelets 99c.. s119.
Koiied Gold Plated Bracelets, IL. 49, 81 9S and 50 49,
Rolled Gold Plated Enamel Engraved Bracelets from
Rollet.. piate Bangle Bracelets from ST. 9s
Our Fine Rhine Pebble Jewery is equal to the pret-
test diamond jewelrS. We offer
Rhine Pebbe Earrings il solid gold at co. ST. 40 aud
Rhine Pebble Earrings in solid silver at 81 40 to - 49,
Rhine Pebble Lace Pins in best rolled gold plate at 49,
81. rs, 81. -. 81. 80.
Rhine Pebble Lace Pins in solid silver, 81. SO.
New designs constantly arriving.
In Rolled Gold Plate Earrings carry very large
assortment N the latest patterns-Etrusca brizht or
dead gold, set ensmefod 99c. to ST. 49, They have
gold wires and will not injure the ear
Our olled Gold Plate Lace Inns elegant in design
OF superior workInanship and equal in appearance and
wear to solid gold The variety is and we sell
their cal value. W.
Next week we shall continue our jewelry ADVERTISE
nlent Look cut for It.
SILVERBERG'S,
s12 7th and 313 9Th street northwest,
my21 Near Pa ave.
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DRY GOODS.
SUPERIOR PuRE LINEN LAWNS.

sEATON PERRY,
Successor to Perry Brotner.)
INVITES THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES OF
WASHINGTON TO SPECIAL OFFERING OF
100 PIECES OF PURE LINEN LAWNS. AT CSC A
YARD; FORMER PRICE HAVING BEEN 81 sc.
THESE LAWNS ARE OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
AND COMPRISE ALL THE CHOICEST PArTEaN S
IMPOkTED THIS SEASON, By ONE UE IHE
LiRGEST HOUSES IN NEW YORK.
EXTRA ATTRACTIONS" IN WHITE GOODS.
PERSIAN LAWNS. INDIA LINENS.
NEW poTTED AND FIGURED SWISS MUSLINS.
FRENCH NAINSOOKS,
NEW BATIsTEs. SO INCHES WIDE. IN BEAUTI-
Full DESIGNS. AT 25c.
FRENCH SATINES JACONETS AND ORGANDIES.
GENUINE SCOTCH GINGHAM FROM sc. 10 4oc.
EMBROIDERED ROBES IN SATINES, ZEPHYkS.
BAilSTES. PON6EES AND NUNS NEILl >CiS.
GAUZE UNDERWEAR, q. p. CORSETS.
NOVELTIES IN HANDkERCHIEFS AND HOS
IERY.
EMBROIDERED FICHUS. PARIS JER,EYs
NEW CHUDDA CASHMERE AND BERLIN
TT CHOICE GooDs. PLAIN FIGURES AND CoRREcr
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established 1910. my23
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Established lS40.

In SrocK AND DarLY r. rcr1y,so
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
40-1NCH BATISTE IN NOVEL DESIGNS, Csc
kGCHLIN'S FRENCH LAWN IN PLAIN AND
FANCY. 25c.
FINE AIL-LINEN PRINTED LAWNS, CHOICE
PATTERNS, Csc.
SCOTCH BINGHAM. AN ELEGANT AssoRT-
ALL-wOoL DEBEGE. GOOD CoLoRs CSC.
ROBES IN NUNS YELLING. ALBATROSS AND
PONGEE.
INDIA LINEN, PERSIAN LAWN,
BATISTE DE ALSACE. LINEN LAWN,
INDIA MULLS. FRENCH NAINSOoK,
JONES CAMBRIA. CREAM DES INDES
ORGANDY LAWNS CORDED PIQUES,
CHECK NAINSOOKS WHITE AND COLD TARLE-
lane,
NERVE LAWNS. STRIPED vICTORIAs.
s. L. HEMPSTONE.
my22 s03 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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The Courts.
COCRT IN GENERAL TERM.

The Courts
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Jones agt. Taylor; judgment below
affirmed. EX-parte Capitol and North street
railroad company; set for Tuesday.
CIRCUIT COURT-J,tdQe Macarthur
Yesterday, Colladay & Co, agt. Adler; verdict
for defendant. Gordon agt Foertch ct al verdict
for defendant United States agt Howgate;
Judgment by default and Judgment of coniem-
nation. Strong agt. District OF Columbia; referred
to William Penn Clark, Holbert E. Payne and Ed
ward clark.
EQUITY CorRr-J,td0e James.
yesterday, Barber agt. Frelnghuysen; in}unc-
ton denied and restraining order discharged
Shoemaker agt Campbell; sale ordered, &c.
Oertley agt Oertley: do. Thompson agt. Arnold;
sale ratified nls. Yeabower agt kengla; do.
Lieut.. Steele, of Fort Maginniss, captured band
OF flfty-twO Indians under the Cree chief Tabor.
The Indians have been started for Fort Assini-
boine, and will be driven back to Canada.
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SoNEruIso USusu.1-A WHITMAN.

SOMETHING UNUsuAL-A Xlliphone concer, ,vu,
be rendered ty the Y. NJ c. A. orchestra this eve
Ing, at the Congregational Church This new and
beautiful form OF music, although quite popular
In other cities, has not been produced in any de-
gree OF perfection before in Washington, and Il
promises treat for all lovers Of music.
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DkOPOSALS FOR POST OFFICE ENVELOPES,
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May l. 1883.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Department
until THURSDAY, the SEVENl H DAY OF JUNE.
1883, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. for furnishing Post
Office Envelopes, in such quantities and at such times
as they be ordered during the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1884, Of the following classee. viz:
Nos. to 4. For Official Letters and Returns.
No. 8. For Returning Dead Letters.
No. 6. For Registered Packages.
No. z. Tag Envelopes for Registered Packages
No. g. For International Money Order Advices
Blank forms of BIDS. with samples and fun specfca-
lions. will be furnished upon application the Third
Assistant Postmaster General. Washington: D. 9:
Q. GRESHAM,
my4-2aw4w Postmaster General
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NAkaia7s LlcESsEs--Marriage licenses have
Oeeh issued by the clerk OF the court to Is n Eas-
!on and Helen NJ Jeneris; Benz r ThOrDe and
Ita Goddard; Vim. Fran and NJ Young ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-25

iHK LuRAY ExCCRsIoN.-Tfckets are selling
freely Tor tins trip on Decoration day. Mrs. L.pS-
sOno ana her entire school have purchased seats,
ana several street banke rs intend going
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A CARD.
would respectfully announce to my friends and the
public generally that, having leased the entire building
southwest corner of 18th street and
nue. formerly The Star ofice), I have far
greater facilities for conducting the auction business
than heretofore. The building has front Of so feet
Pennsylvania avenue by depth Of 126 feet. thereby
giving one grand classroom of fifty feet front On the
second door is large ROOM having same frontage As
lower which is specially ARRANGED md planned for
comfortably seating two hundred peope; in fact It is
the only establishment in the city that has separate
sa'esrooms for the accommodation Of all classes
goods. 1t commands much space within doors that
sales always be conducted without regard to
weather. The upper portion Of the building CONTAINS
Is which used for storage purposes which
it has been specially arranged aud is naturally great
accommodation to the public There also in the
OF the building large court open space which will
be used for the sale Of Horses and Carriages the whole
forming one Of the most complete Auction establish
ments in the country
Special attention given to the sale Of Real Estate
ments made: Libraries and Works OF Art Catalosued
and arranged for sale.
Having had an experience Of twenty-five in the
business. and with the assistance of NJ Latmer. who
will attend personally to the personal and hpe art sales
and thoroughly competent corps OF assistants, feel
confident Of giving perfect satisfaction in business
that may be intrusted in my hands.
Thanking the public for their past patronage, and
asking continuance Of the same. am. respect
fully.
ap28-1m THOMAS BOWLING.
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FRESH MEATs.-POrter-house 49,; sirloin, nc.
round. 13c.; liver. Sc; choice rib roast, 15c.
handle nothing but city killed meats. F. P.
Hughes markets, corner or Sth and n and S23 9TH
street northwest.
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NopEkS AND ANTIQUE FURNITURE AT AUCTION
NEucr b. Williams Is Co, auctioneers, Will sell
MitHin saleSro1in Tomorrow morning, at II o'clk
Fare and valuable pieces OF antique furniture See
advertisement.
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CITY ITEMS.

Hats for Decoration Day.
Gentiomens' and boys f1ne Mackinaw straws,
Mems ANA sten pear o and ngtsa French tells
Nice assortment mems and boys 80 CT. hats
Boys and childrens' white and colored straws at
60 IS and sly at ' hsws Original one Price
store, $40 7th St, below Mount Vernon square.
N. h-Price plainly marked in each hat
The Following Immense Bargains
VIII be sold tomorrow only at r Goldschmid's 612
s GAL Crystal gass dinner c ,ss
wine glasses for 17c, handsome ice cream tray
with handled saucers to match SIC. berry dish
&C., silver plated butter dishes 9Oc. plain goblets
Soc doz.. large water pitchers S5c., medium size
SOc., smaller 20c. tin toilet sets pieces assorted
colors SLIGO, molasses cans 1Oc., knives and forks
with cocoa handles 4Sc., china chamber sets deco
rated with moss roses and gold lines 10 pieces
ing fans Sc, japanese parasols 15c., wooden
water bucket with 10 clothes pins and large scrub
45c. wood len flour Sleeves g.. parIor skates Csc.
pair, good backing brush with whsk broom and
2 boxes OF backing 23c., double washboards l2c.,
and saucers 4Sc., decorated CSC, decorated French
china cuspadores 75c., each white porcelain cups,
saucers and breakfast plates &c. also immense
bargains In baby carriages rerrigerators and tray-
cling trunks OF the best Manufactures
M. AuRenstetn,
81 7th street northwest, will give to every pur-
chaser a souvenir tomorrow. The following bar.
EaluS Will De sold: Japanned chamber pals, SOC.
bread or cake boxes. 81. 60 and 70c a piece; Got
water buckets, &C.; 100 sheets writing paper. 1Oc
l fruit bowl on stand and u doz fruit saucerS to
&C. piece; knife, fork and spoon, 10c bread
Knives, 1Oc.; paddock and keys, 12c.: 10 FANS g.;
Is gal. stone china pitcher, 14c.: 2 japanned spit
looms, 25c. decorated chamber sets 81 BOhe-
milan glass toilet SETS 35c. majoca tea or coffee
pots, nc; horseshoe cake plates. &C.; decorated
cup ana saucer, 10c. japanned bread boat, 14c:
~ per cent discount on baby carriages and trunks
OF the BEST manufacturers.
Special Corset Sale,
Tomorrow only, at Clark's, 732 9TH street north
west:
Woven and hand-ma Corsets. 4sc
Dr. Warmers Health CorSetS.
celebrated c. p. CoTSetS.. 46
Elegant woven COrSetS. Observation-Disclosures
Our renowned French band $1.25 Corset
Aouuceu to...... .-...-.................. use.
For TremUlOusness,
wakefulness dizziness and lack of energy most
valuable remedy is Browns Iron Bltters-
OTTUMwA. 1A-Dr. j. n. Armstrong says: shave
used Browns Iron Bitters IN my family and recon-
mend its use to Others"
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-Dr. J. C. Fiddler says:
speak well OF 1t. 1t is good medicine
Confectionery.
Ice Cream and Water Ices OF the finest flavors
END purest quality. sold in large or small Quantt-
ties, TO private families, parties excursion. and
sent any where desired. Frank Sharpless. Manu-
featuring Confectioner, 4l9 9TH street, under Odd
Fellows Hail.
Tmndhnru,S RhanfCh Co1nrno
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-25

WE HAVE succeeded In getting a few more deco
rated mirrors, which we VIII give TO purchasers
tomorrow.
MRS MAX WEYL. Agt., 712 It'll street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-25

WAsBiSGT0S FISH MAKKET-Sold by r. A. Col
cen, agent t0-1ay: 600 shad, from $50 to SIT per
AuNoreui SUI herring, from $40 70 $l2 per thou