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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-09
FI.CODS!gED IN MEXICO
Two s'Unsira; s.ougl Characters on a
Rampage.

Tw., s'Unsica.; Rough Charactars on a
Rampage.
MEXICO, Feb. GA telegram from
Chihuahua says that on Sunday af-
ternooH about two hundred lliss0-
lutte characters who had often given
trouble attacked the store belonging to the
Pines Altos aiming company. The EN-
ployes resisted, and Manuel Anshon,
d clerk, WIS killed. Buchau Hep.
burn, tho PRINCIPAL member Of the
company, vent to the store to quiet tie
tumGit ly addressing tie attacking party
ir concii".orv language, but finding his
moderation. met with only insults lie hur-
iie,i back 10 his house. Just as ne en-
tered his door ho was shot and died instant
ly. -Four hours later fight ensued be-
tween the employees and ruf1ians, four mon
bsing killed. Aid being summoned
from adjoining lomns, the authorities
and citizens tnrned ont en- maSse and cap
tured five Of the ruffians, among them
Hcpturns' murderer. They were tried
and executed On Monday. Hepburn was
wealthy and bad invested much money in
Chihuahua. o. de- is now restored and
the authorities are pursuing the criminals
IL the mountains.
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DUELIC SALE OF MuEEs,-ON MON

DUELiC SALE OF MCEES-ON MON
J. DAY. FEBRUARY IL, 1888. will be sold at
public sale at Daniel LOSais sale stables,
Market street, rear OF McGrann HOnse
2OHEAD OF KENTUCKY MULES.
The best ever brought to Lancaster from >
to years Old l5LS to 1871 hands high closely
mated and mostly broken. Some very extra
teams. They will be sold without reserve.
Credit OF co days. Sale to commence at one
o'clock
feb7-ftd HOW ARD Rally
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i,u 70 II. Is. Cocilr.n'S drag SiGTa scr Mrs
;ri,a.a.s': Ecso national DEcS. Fer bright
nc. > Ia; ni.:T.b!lity q: color. are uncquaiei l.
Color froiL > 10 j pounds. directions in En.-
lish aud German. Price, u ccats.
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THE most popular and fragrant Pc funlC Of
the day HACKMETACk." Try il. Sold by
II. r. Cochran, druggist, Ncs. i37 and $50
North Qucrn street fcb7 eO,::.
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See here. friend, read the advertisement OF
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-09

SSlUN Ell ESTATE of tSILs-lh ,. HEN
n sci ami wife, OF Lancaster city, Lancaster.
county. VIM. iirnsc! amt wife OF Lancaster
city, having by Trcd of voluntary assign
transferred all their estate and effects TO The
undcrsIs ned, for the benefit of the creditors
of said William IienseI, he therefore gives no.
tice to all persons indebted TO said assirnOr
to make payIncnt to The undersigned without
delay, and those hLvin;: claims 10 pr"sepc.
them to j. FREi'h SENER,
Is i:nC".
EUGENE q. SMITH, Atty. T.. -Ct,!cOw
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,:ESs,t.ED ri:DsI :,Eayc

The following statement CT William J. Cough
in, OF Somcryile, Mass, is so remarkable that
VIC beg to ask fo! it The attention of cur read
ers. He says "In the tall OF 1876 was taken
with Il violent bleeding of the lungs, followed
by a severe cough. l soon began to lose NY
appetite and flesh. was so weak ut one time
that cCuld not leave my bed. In the sum-
mGr OF 1877 was admitted to he City Hospital
While there the doctors said ! had :: hole in
my lett lung as big as half-C;0!lar. l eXpend.
Ell over y hundred dollars III doctors and med.
i"inPS. Twas so Tar gone at time :, report
went around that was dead. J gave up hope
hnt :: frirm.i told Inc nt DIR. WM. HALLS
EALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. Etugiio ;d
my fricn'!s, thinking my cas-" ircurable, but [
:sot, Il Il tile to satisfy them, " hen 20 my sur
priSca Il qualification, | commenced to feel
better My nope, once dead, began 10 revive,
:trh H. lay l feel in better spirits than have
The past three years.
81 writcthis hoping you VIII publish it, so
tina: every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be Induced TO tmkc DE. WM. HALLS
EALSAM FNETHE IL uNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. !
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that 1t has done inc more good than ill tie
utlter medicines have taken since NV sick.
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
ycar.d tuU shall soon hr allie to 90 to V ork'
sold J." II. Il. Cochran, I37 North Queen street
. ,.In
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EUGENE &. SMITH, Atty.

JNSTaTE .,r MAEViNA =. STEWAHI
II late OF Lancaster city deceL5e,i.-Ietter.
tcStamentarv On said estate having been
granted TO the undersigned, AL persons i'll
iebted thereto are requested to Jnake imuls-
Gitte payment, ami those having claims or
demands against the estate OF the deceJent,
will make the sane known to him without
delay.
ELAN ID. HURST. Executor,
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TIE weak, worn. ana Gyspeptic should take.
COi'icns Liquid Beef Tonic. No other. OF
Druggists. tJIWtleod.Ew
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NEW ADHERTLSEMENIS.

NOTICE.-I"HEREBY NOTIFY MY PA
~ irons and the public in general that
have taken the barber shop lately occupiei
by Mr.. John Hoylor. unoer the Fulton Ma
tional Bank, and have closed my old stand
under the Leopard Hotel. Mr.. Hoyler and
George Cornelius Will remain with me.
f9-2t c. SUMNER.
DUBLlC SALE OF HORSES.
L OF MONDAY. FEE. II. 1883. will be sold
at tle Merrimac House. Lancaster City, Pa.
20 Head OF Heavy Draft Illinois Horses, among
which are some few drivers and some good
farm horses.
Sale to commence at o'clock.
f92t GEORGE GROSSMAN.
LOR RENT. "A LARGE TWO-STORi
l. Brick House. No. 13l North Duke st.
"A two story Brick Warehouse on Miffiin
street, between South Queen and Prince
streets.
A Two and a-half story House No. p West
Chestnut street. Apply to
Al. STEINMAN,
)2J-t1G iNTELLIGENCER Office.
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StDGA Nr.,'LarR

stock Markets.,
Nov iGrE, rniuIJp H., and local Stocks
also L C2it,ni StG'n3 Hus.,!: TsE.ritet daily by
JACOB 3 LoEa, 81 Forth r:ircN street.
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purify tn. blcoG.
" sWAyNE'S PILLS."
/" SwAYNE'S Pills"
a. SwAYNE'S pILLS."
ACTS AZ A HEART CORRECTOR

and by cleansing, regulating and strengthen
ing the organs OF digestion, secretion and alb.
sorption. cure Apoplexy, Fits, Paralysis, Ncr
Vousncss, Dizziness, Debility, Hi!liousnGss,
Bad Breath, JaundIce, Liverand Kidney Com
plaint, Lack OF Appetite, Low Spirits, Indi-
gc.tioi, Or DySicpsia, iica,iaci:r. stipition,
EeVGrs, MilaTi:. and ContI;sOn, Fever an
A%uc. EiarrhHa, Dropsy, Colds. Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, GOut, Fc!"u!C Weakness, Urinary
Disorders, and all Irregularities OF the Spleen,
Stomach, Ela,.t!er ;lnd Bowels.
RESTORING TO HEALTH
when all other remedies fail. They keep the
system in !. healthy condition by irOusing the
torpid liver to healthy acti n, ana expelling
by th, bowels ami kidncFs the matter that
poisonS III" foundations OF lite BE particular
10 obtain "SWAynes Pill Price 81 cents
boz OF 20 pills. or boxes 81.
Prepared only l,y DR.. SWAVEE " %oE, i'hisa-
,ephia, Pa.
Ask your druggist tor them. Sent by :n,til
to anv address. Cc'lcOd& Wi W.
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RED HORSE Powders cure :ii diseases
of horse, cattle, >hccr. hogs. poultry and all
Live Stock. a POSITIVE CURE. slay2i-2
For sale at II. b. Cochrans drug store l37
North Queen street.
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NTANTED.-A IDDES SEEcND-BAND
w Roller and Engine, from to 81 horse
power, Also, good secondhand Lathe Ia
Guire at this office. icb7-2t*
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..hER'S PAIN PANACEA cures Il pain in
man AMI beast. For use EXTERNALLY Y and inter.
na!ly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-09

--pr.C (. y. Ecnscn'S Celery an hamOniiie
Pills &c prepared expressly - cure and will
cure ii"aulche of all kinus, Neuralgia, Ner.
vnG9nss, AMI Dyspepsia. Proved and en-
.:.y,s., Uy :;hs sicians.
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OBITUARY..
Death OF John NJ. lSaer.

John NJ. Baer, of Mt. Joy, died suddenly
at his residence OF East Main street. that
borough Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock
In the 10th year OF his age. Mr.. Baer Wa;
director of the First National bank of
Mt. JOY, and was we'll and favorably
known throughout the northwestern Sec
tion of the county as farmer and drover.
He leaves a wife and four children to
mourn his loss. His funeral will take
place on Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Sudden Death.
Jessie Gibble, a well-known citizen Of
RaphO township, residing about mile
west of Sporting Hill, arose in his usual
good health yesterday morning and par
took of his breakfast. Shortly after lie
complained of difficulty in breathing, and
within fifteen minutes expired from par
alysis OF the heart. Deceased was in his
10th year.
Death Of Christian burger.
Christian Burger, brothcr-in-Iaw of
Rev. Anthony Kaul, of st. Anthouy's
church, this city, died at his homo in
Reading, on Tuesday, aged 50 years.
His funeral took place to day. Sol
emr requiem mass was Gel
ebrated at st. Peters, Reading, of which
deceased was a member, after which the
remains were brought to this city and
taken to st. Anthony's church where
further service was had The ;ntermen.
was made this afternoon at 81. Anthony's
;cnCteIy.
Died in yfiliamsport
In Wil!iamsport, Feb. 3, 1888, died of
and dropsy, Mrs. Judith A.
Ioomas, formerly Of East Earl township,
his county, aged G3 years, : months and
Il days
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Georgetown Negroes Efightful
Grimes.


A FARH-R MURDERED AND HIS WIFE OUTRAGED
THE PoLICE ON THB LOOKOUT FOR HIM
Yesterday Chief Of Police Dye received letter
from Oakland, Nd, stating that on the night Of
the 10Th Instant near Elkin's, in that county, on
the line OF the Pttsburgiand West Virginia C. rail.
road, man, named Josiah Harding. was brutally
murdered in his own house and his wife ravished
by negro man known as John Smith, employed
oy Adams & Kennedy, contractors upon said road.
Alter the act Smith escaped during the night from
Tue immediate vicinity OF the crime. and, when
Iast seen was supposed to be making his way east
ward lie was formerly resident of GEORGETOWN
ID. e., where his friends live. 1t is thought he will
PROBABLY return there.
DESCRIPTION OF THE ASSASSIN
Inc ietter is from Mr.. John W.Veitch, states at
torney for Garrett county, Md. He asks the aid of
our police In the capture o. the murderer II seen
here Smiths personal description is given as fol-
lows: Height about five feet nine inches: st Outy
and strongly built, though without corpulancy OF
superiority of flesh; hair shaver close to head !;
lace clean shaved, save slight mouStache: full
iace, ana Father fine looking; color. light brown;
Is thought to have a scar somewhere on his fore
head, and has enormous feet, wearing No II or IL
shoes.
HIS DOUBLE CRIME.
1t appears that last Tuesday evening Smith sat
in the HarIens' kitchen until he was ordered to
leave. After being very impudent he left the
house, but returned In about half an hour. He
went to the window OF the house and deliberately
nred at Harden, who was sitting inside preparing
20 retire The ball struck Harden on the upper
lett portion or the head, not penetrating the skull
Harden sprang to his feet shouting, "None OF that
SMITH" and ran to the door. Here he was met by
Smith, who fired the second shot, the ball entering
and passing through Harden'S head. killing him
instantly. During the affTay Mrs. Harden and
Miss Lee ran up stairs. Having killed Harden,
Smith entered the house. blew out the lights and
passed up stairs, seized Mrs. Harden and dragged
her down. out or the house and outraged her.
Smith then left and has not been seen since.
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Er.c Courts
Corar GENERAL terry

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Saturday. Draper agt. Hyde; motion for rehear-
ing overruled.
To-day. Moore agt Metropolitan Railroad Com
pany; opinion by Judge Cox, overriding motion
Ior ne" Irlal on exceptions, and Affirming Judg-
menu Gorham agt Burns; opinion by Judge
Hagner, amrming the Judgment below. Washing
Ton ana Georgetown Railroad agt. District; man
date nled. The applications OF Emma A. Gillett
ana w. d. DeLacy were referred. W. w. Cariuth,
OF Massachusetts,, was admitted to the bar.
EQUITY CouRr-Jud0e James
saturday, Burns ayt. Cochran: sales finally rati-
ned, conveyance ordered, SC. Falltns agt. Goldn;
testimony OeforeJ. A. Clarke, examiner, ordered
taken. Vincent agt. Vincent; testimony of de-
fendant ordered taken in fifteen days Hoover
agt Mari; motion to resclnd decree overruling de-
murrer Overruled.
To-day Nunon agt. Nunon; guardian ad litem
appointed. LoOney agt Quill; leave to file excep-
tlons granted. Hampton agt Hampton: leave to
X. j.. Douglas to proceed at law granted Ware
agt Ware; divorce granted.
CIRCUIT CouRT-Jud0e Macarthur.
saturday, Waters agt. Hutchins: leave to as
signee TO nile petition. Birch agt Sheriff; 1udg.
ment OF condemnation. Curtis agt Glass; motion
Tor Judgment overruled. q. 8. agt Dudley ct
al motion to strike out plea overruled. Burt agt.
SoiOman; motion to dismiss appeal overruled.
Hans agt Dommen: motion TO require marshal to
pay landlord granted Miller agt. May; motion
70 QuaSh cert1orarf granted; bond $3.50. Palmer
agt Martin; Judgment by default Strong agt.
District OF Columbia; motion to elect when suits
to be tried overruled. Kirl agt Young; refer
ence set aside Mchaels agt Mann; bond for
costs $50 in twenty DAVIS
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Affairs In West Washington.

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzkN.-Mr VIM. Mudd, An
Old citizen or this place. died at his residence on
32d street, between Prospect and streets. this
morning, aged II years, after residence here OF
63 years.
FIRE.-About $3.50 O'Clock this morning a fire
was discovered by Sergeant Haney In q One-Story
franz unoccupird house, No. 1906 NJ street, own ed
Oy MI. George Rhodes 1t was extingushed by
engine company No 5 without any alarm being
struck and Is supposed to have been OF incendlary
origin.
ACCIDENTAL gentleman named Cobb, from
Washington, was thrown from his buggy at Lang
icy va, Yesterday ard received severe injuries.
DIR. Lugcnbeel attended him.
PoKT-Schr. A. F. Valentine, Chambers, for
Georgetown sailed from NV York 10th instant;
schr. Lille Holmes, Holiness for Georgetown ga lied
from Fall River 18th inst
CANAL NEws.-The payboat on the Chesapeake
ana Ohio canal, accompanied by President Smith
and Paymaster Gambrill will leave Cumberland
on Wednesday next Tor this place for the purpose
or paying the bills OF the company due for the
months or January and February, 1882. Over
$33,cOO Will be required TO make these payments
CONDITION OF THE Notwithstanding reser-
voir clear. No report from other points
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Alexandria Affair.

hepor1eo Tor 1HE EVENING STAR.
SUNDAY SEEvIcEs--The religious services at the
churches here yesterday were conducted in nearly
all the churches by the resident pastors Trinity
sunday was observed In the Catholic and in the
Episcopal churches Rev. G. Whittlesey, OF WASH
inyton, ofiictated In the Fairfax street Presby-
terrain Church, and Rev. Mr.. Rose, at Grace
Church. The Christian Association held its union
Church. ''n'o'S' fio'es'aht
PRIMITIVE BAPTIsrs.-The Primitive Baptists.
VINO nave a congregation in Washington, Worship.
Ing at the Columbia Law Building, on 5th street
held an annual meeting here yesterday at their
rooms on Fairfax street, between King and Prince
street The leading ministers, Elders w. L. Bee
bee, w. j. burlington, j. w. Badger, and W. NJ.
Sinoot have been In attendance. The meetings
were attended by number Of Primitive Baptists
from Washington.
POLICE REPoRr.-The station house occupants
since Saturday have been as follows: SolOman
PenickS. arrested by Officers Arnold and Crump
Ior stealing shoes from NJ. kaufman's store. and
running on toward the river, where he was ar
rested. Lee Wright, arrested by Officer Arnold
charged with assault on JOS. B. Breen. The war,
rant was withdrawn and Wright DISCHARGED Al.
bert Harris (colored), arrested BY Officer Franks
charged with indecent conduct Charles Medley
and William Green (colored) arrested BY Officer
graveyards Elizabeth Carter, arrested by Ofilcers
LATIN and Franks, charged with assault on Sadie
CIRCUIT CouRr-The circuit court for the countv
OF Alexandria, Judge James Keith, opened its MAY
term to-day at the Columbus street court honse
Its session will be short and occupied with civil
cases
REPoRTER's NorEs-A delegation from Washing.
ton Is expected here tonight to lead on WOman5s
R e1o Union meeting at the rooms Of the
at the aims house Saturdsy.-A number Of mem
bers Of the nth Virginia regiment attended to-
ford in washington only Candidate n now As IN
the 1eld against any nominee OF the conservative
primary is Mr.. A. N. Hurdle, Independent cansii-
served g auditor several years age, and is now city
susveyoIs
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WH1rE Goops Or ALL DEscR1p.


LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK, AND PRICES TO
MEET THE VIEWS OF ALL.
INDIA LINENS.
12H cts, Is cts, 18 Cts. 20 cts. % cts
PERSIAN LAWNS. rs. 81. 81 cts.
SWISS MUSLINS in all styles.
PIQUES WELT AND FANCY, 12K Is. ls. 20. IS cts.
FRENCH 0RGANDIES AND BISHOP LAWNS.
FRENCH NAINSOOKS. Light and Medium
VICTORIA LAWNS, IL. Is. 18, 20 cts,
Ec's ETC.. Etc, Etc, Etc.
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
NUNS YELLING. new colors-Electcic Blue, Crushed
strawberry, Pink. Cream. Light Blue and Black
rs cts, 81 cts, SO cts
SUMNER SILKS, SO cts, e. Cts, IS cts.
GKGS GRAIN DRESS SILK, ali colors 81.
Sdah GRENADINES plain and damasse. Toe, 81 81 Is
BitOCADE SILKS, all cOlors.
PARASOIS, 81, 81. 25 81. so, 81. rs. So, 81. so,
UNION LINEN LAWNS, 8 Cts.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
In all widths. A, 81, Ga, S-4, from 81 cents
2.PLY CARPETS at wholesale Prices
CLOTHS for Men and Boys wear, 25c. &C. and Soc
C. NJ. wSON,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South side, near 18th.
myl9 "
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SUMNER DREss Goops.
BATlSTE IN BEAUTIFUL STYLES
CHOICE PATTERNS IN LINEN LAWNS.
DOTTED SWISS MUSLINS IN NEW PATTERNS.
SAIlNE EMBROIDERED DRESSES, ALL COLORS
WHITE EMB. NULL DRESSES.
CREAM EMB NULL DRESSES.
PONGEE DRESSES WITH EMB.
LAR PRICE HAVING BEEN 81. WILL MAKE
ELEGANT AND COOL WRAPPERS.
SUMMEH SILKS IN ALL STYLES AND COLOR6.
GRENADINES. HERMANIS, CAMELS HAIR,
GRENADINES, NUNS CREPE CLOTH.
ALBATROSS, AND ALL OTHER BLACK GOODS
SUITABLE FOR MOURNING. 'o0Ds
PAkIICULAR ATTENTION Is CALLED TO OCH
WHITE MUSLIN EMB: ROBES. FOB GRADUA.
VERY LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE PARASOLE. N
BLACK, WHITE AND COLORS.
Sun UMBRELLAS IN GREAT VARIETY.
WE OFFER THE MOST ASTONISHING BARGAHN0
OF THE SEASON IN PlUMETTES. PLTMETTU
AC0TToN WARP AND WOOL FILLING GREEs
3RED FIGqREs. The PRICE is l2sc: PER Y6..
WE ARE OPENING NEW GOODS EVERY DAY, AND
PAhSIES 81 FITTING aNGouT FOR THE SPRING6.
BE ARTICLES TO SELECT FROM.
N. R-THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. myS
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BAneA1Ns AT MEersS1sg.

A 1ne line Of Cent? Linen and Silk pockethandksrs
Chiefs rs cent less than usual price, large sseort
ment Of Fancy Half Hose will be closed out at half.
price, Gauze Lace and Balbriggan Undershirts at es
Ply Linen Collar sEes H. l2h: Is 1875. H. l4 1876
Per dozen for the Best Linen Collars the Mystery ShI4
only Is cents elegantly of the very best msteras
Six Fine Dress SHIRTS. TO order for e. ready for thS
washtub-perfect 1T guarantoed-at
MEGINNISS,
ap9 10O2 + street northwest,
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The M1sF1r STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
READ, THINK AND JUDGE!
As every SUCCESS Is sure to have imitators, has
the MISFIT STORE. Be sure therefore of coming to
the CORNER Of 10TH AND STREETS to buy your
Clothing for Men and Boys.
SUITS FOR BOYS FROM u TO IT.
Good plain suits for s.. worth 50.
Atwood suits for S. worth SO.
E flsnajd s sqiti f5 for S9,, KEN s12
FOR BOYS FROM TO H.
Good knockabont suits for 50. worth $3.50.
Nice suits for s.. worth IS.
Splendid suits for g. worth S. .''
Elegant suits for Sc, worth &c.
MEMS CLOTHING.
Blue FLANNEL Suits. G. A. r. cut. &C. 30. worth $40.
Fine Yacht Cloth Suits, SO, worth 1913.
Spring Osercoats. in great variety viii be sold
e. different patterns Cashmere and Cheyiot Suits at
10 different patterns Cashmere and Cheviot SUITS at
s, diff patterns Cashmere and cheot Suits
IS different patterns Cashmere and Chevot Suits at
u different patterns Cashmere and Cheviot Suits at
ac 81, and nrH Too Coat and Vest Prince Albert
Ems DIET s.: sSits SIS xerh
En- as
Black Drap Etes Coat sn d Vess in great variety
Office Coats. in different colors and qualities-bar.
gains,
PANTS
Atsa e. so. S. $50 8. $3.50. s. and S. about one
WORKING PANTS
At rs cents. 81, 81. 25 aid so.
THE MIsFIT STORE,
Corner 10th and Streets myl2
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4oA AND 4oe SEVENTH STREET NV,
WIN open on Monday Morning. May 9TH, o
SPECIAL SALE OF SILKS. DRESS GOODS AMI
HOSIERY.
ct prices not hitherto offered this SEASON In the ORA:
IkiST Including fun and complete line of sPRINd
ffST S e ss MARRIED down
Ei fSfs q II Hs: saa Clos GRAINS in a. u.
q ], POLKA DOT sURAHs p, inches wid
Also : Case Of Of ORIENTAL POLKA DOT sarrS
fRkeE and i1FHsf EG so q e. BLACK SILKS
Also s
RHADAMEs aud MARVEfLLEUx. at prices ransibs
IRON zoe: to $3.50. and positively rs yer cent below
a Fun and Complete STOCK Of BLACK GOODS. in
apS %ssaSf e rs anG fksSSs st
INGS. IN all the fashionable shades 81 inches wide
fLIuMiSATE s 'i sui1rrNGs-Au woOl-a inches
the Sec Rf MSMnFd s sG in DE RIGGS
T TRp Sc CLOTHS. NUNS vETLINGs and cAsRs
sATEENs and PISH ia , cHhcKs oi fLANNhl1'
p SPESIAL LOTS q LAGEs. RIBBONS. HAM
ESSHISss SShhnss and CUFFS FfsAR Rk SSaSSEs
:. f5sHFss . .ssHs as
TIC HOSIERY and TNDERwEAR. -nN ~ 'A-s'
:, ~ Full Line Line Of CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
In our White Goods. Linen and DOMESTIC DE.
snd rk sna S
repay the visitor.
Agents for HARPER's Bazaar pATTERNs
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SpR1No Day Goons.

We are daily receiving our Spring and Summer SUP
ply OF Dress Goods comprising fun line OF Black Sa
al grades; Surah Silks. Ottomans. Satin Rhadamess
Gnndsh Cloths in al The French Wool Suit
Muslin Robes Printed Linen Lawns: splendid hne q
Black Wooden Dress Goods in all the new fabrics 6ik
sols. new designs. Also. an elegant line Of Linen
Shestnxs and Pillow Linens all widths Dsm.sh TABLE,
ses3 Table Damask by the yard in choice pasternsI
Towels and Towehng In great variety. Those In want
Of choice goods win do well to examine beforO
purchasing. HOOE BRO q CO..
ap(-3m 1923 + ST., near Ebbitt House.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusements. &c. TO.niRbt

Amusements. &c, Tonight.
THEATER COMIQUE.-Opening of the Summer
Theater.
DIME notwithstanding performance and Gu
riOsit1es.
ABNER'S SUMNER GARDEN.-Concert.
DRIVERS SUMMER GARDEN.-COncert
SCHUETZEN PARK.-FcStival for the benefit OF the
German Orphan Asylum.
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FRESH MEATs-Porter- house, 1Sc. sirlOin, 17c !;
round, 49,. liver. Sc; choice rib roast, 15c. I
handle nothing but city killed meats. F. P
hughes markets, corner Of 9Th and and 1923 9TH
street northwest.
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MRS. c. THOMPSON VIII be at her Washington
store, 931 street northwest, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, May 22l and 81, to give her personal at
tention to the taking or orders for celebrated
patent waves and other hair goods. She will ex-
hibft, for the first time In Washington, new de-
vice for the front hair Just patented by her Ladies'
Should improve this opportunity.