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District Govern mcnt Affairs.

DoINGs OF THE COMMISSIONERS
At the meeting OF the Commissioners yesterday
afternoon 1t was agreed tOreadVeriSe for proposals
for repairs OF the street bridge, the one pro-
posal received not being satisfactory. They also
school lot on street from Mr.. Corcoran After
the adjournment OF the board Major Dye held a
conference with Commission Edmonds.
N DEBT FOR MILITARY STORES
The application OF the Sumner Mount ell Guards
Tor hity sets CT cavalry equipments having been
referred to Gen. Benet. chief OF ordnance United
St,tes army that officer has replied:The District
Is In debt 81, 81 These stores Will cost about
$1,000 and Will largely increase this debt. These
stores are on hand and could be issued If the
state OF the District quota would permit"
FUNERAL OF CAPT CRoss.-The funeral OF the
late Capt James Cross took place this morn
Ing. at o'clock. from his late residence in East
Washington, and was attended by delegation OF
Lafayette Lodge OF Masons and John A. Rawlings
religious services were conducted by Rev. Dr. s.
DOmer, OF ST Paul's Lutheran church, and the re-
I pains were taken to the B. and P depot and
Lane Pa, where the interment Will
joyce. and H. H. Martn taoY fo Snss
OF Lafayette lodge, went with the family to Ian
caster Capt Cross was native OF Lancaster, and
In 1861 raised company, which was attached to
the goth Pennsylvania volunteers, and served with
that regiment till 1854, when he was discharged
since which tine he has resided here, and he was
held In high esteem by all with whom he asso-
ciated
ARREST OF FUGITIVE FROM MARYLAND-YcS-
terday Lieut. Arnold arrested colOred man
named Henry Kettle, an alleged fugitive from JUS
tlce from Prince George county. Maryland. He had
committed an assault on white man and escaped
from constable Pyle, who came here for him this
morning on telegram from Lieut. Arnold. He
left viii the prisoner on the 10 O'Clock train.
MAPEitGE LICENsrS.-Marriage licenses have
been Issued by the Clerk OF the court to Stephen
l. Johnson and Annie Guire; Robert Connell OF
CGl3eilsyille Pa, and Mary Stoulfer; A. d. Dyer
anu Ellen F. Dixon; David Smith and Emma VIII
Hams: Michael sullivan, o. Kansas City, Mo-, and
Julia Harrington.
THE MEDICAL SOCIETY.-At the annual meeting
OF the Medical society of the District, held last
night, officers were elected AS follows: President
ID. r. Hagner; Drs. w. Prentiss and +. A. Ashford
vice presidents; DR.. Hartgan was reelected sec
rotary and DIR. Magruder treasurer. The following
LoveJoy, Buckley. Patterson, c. E Hagner, j. T.
Johnson, w. II. Taylor, G. w. FranZonf and T. E.
McArdle. Drs. j. o. Stanton, T. c. Smith and T.
A. McArdle were elected as the board OF censors
The delegates TO the American Medical association
chosen were Drs. Garrett, Toner, Lovetoy, Harti-
gan, Eliot, ID. r. Hagner, Patterson, PrentiSs, Nc
Arde. Busey, Ashford, Franzopi, Lee, j. T. John
son, King Kleinschmidt, Buckley and Smith. DR.
Bo%cn'S resignation was received and accented.
>. H Yarnall, William May, Thomas F. Mallam, d.
8. Shnte and l. l. Friedrich were elected to men,
berSbip.
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The weather here Is how at last Spring-like but
away down south the Crescent City journalists
are complaining OF excessive heat, and the buzz
OF the mosquito compelS them 10 admit that sum-
mer is at hand The leading affair discussed there
is who was the winner in the last, and who VIII be
the fortunate man in the next Monthly (the lS5th)
Grand Drawing OF the Louisiana State Lottery at
scattered among the holders OF the 100 600 tickets
costing Five Dollars each. OF which all informa-
ton may be had on application to NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La. The sole supervision Is under
Gems G. T. Beauregard. OF La, and Jubal A.
Eary, OF Va. In June the First Capital Prize VIII
be $4,000. which should satisfy the avarice OF any
moderate person,
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Unwilling of the Henry Statue,

PROGRAM OF CEREMONIES ON THE 18th INST
The preparation OF the foundation Of the statue
OF Prof. Henry, which is to be erected in the
Smithsonian grounds, was begun on Monday by
direction Of Col. Rockwell. the superintendent OF
public grounds The following IS the program OF
the unwilling ceremonies, which;::will take place
On the 10Th OF April:
"Musc by the Marine band, singing by the
Philharmonic Society, unwilling OF the statue by
Chief Justice Waite with appropriate remarks.
address by President Noah Porter, closing prayer
by Rev: A. A. Hodge, D. D., the president OF the
Princeton Theological Seminary
1t is expected that the President OF the United
states Will preside. The executive committee
have asked Gen. Poe, OF Gen. Sherman's staff to
act as the officer OF the day.
Inc Site for the statue Is q small triangular
space northwest OF the Smithsonian building and
only short distance from it, The Philharmonic
Society at their meeting last night accepted the
invitation TO arrange the musical portion OF the
ceremonies OF unYelling the statue
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A Living Sacrifice.
WOMAN CRAZED BY RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT AT

TEMPS TO SACRIFICE HER CHILD.
For the past week a religious revival has been
In progress in the German Protestant church In
shenandoah, Pa. Among the faithful In attend
ance was MIS-. Ann Wagner, who was yesterday
taken to the insane department OF the county
almShouse rav1ng maniac. The pressure OF re-
llglous excitement was great as to unsettle her
reason, and last Sunday SO anxious was she to
01ier up sacrifice that she attempted to take the
lie or her child, but fortunately was discovered
before the crime was committed. close watch
was kept On her until yesterday, when she was
placed in carriage and taken to the insane asy-
lum. During the entire route she sang hymns and
oHered up prayers. She is about IS years of age
Earthquake shocks have occurred in Sicily.
At Bowling Green, KY, Scott Oliver shot and
killed John Walton yesterday during dispute
over cards.
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Isaac Booth (cOlOred) indicted for the brutal
murder OF an infant child In Brunswick county.
Va, year ago, was yesterday convicted at Pc
tersburg OF murder In the first degree, the punish
ment being Is years In the penitentiary.
Mary F. Murphy, young woman. yesterday. IN
New York, recovered Judgment for $40 600 against
James IL Clark for seduction under PROMISE Of
marriage
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LADIES, GAuzE AND GSoss.urR
UNDERWEAR.
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP

oes 10 cal attention 70 their superior line aauze a
Sossaler nderwear, which they have had made a
telr own order, IN specially fine qualities aud uhioS
they are able 70 offer at exceedingly low yricos Each
quality il made with the patent finished seam which,
can hardly he distinguished in wearing from resu
made goods.
We offer good Garment In high neck and lora
sleeves high neck and short sleeves and ow neck ana
short sleeves, at &c per garment.
We offer splendid Vest in high neck and long hisl
neck aud short, low neck and no sleeve at 81 &C
We offer superior Gauze Vest in high neck sna Ions
meh neck aud short, low neck aud no sleeve al 5OA
each. $780, ~ WV
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Pin stripe N 80, fun regular made glIssetaa
cial bargain. ''o'
ladies BalhTigran Hose regular made. extra long.
good one. ~
Ladies' Drop Stitch Fancy Striped Hose, good styleu
SIC lair-srecial bargain.
Ladies' Plain Colored Hose; elegant assortment OK
modes and tans: have also added Black only Roc peg
balr-rtguar bargain. We have them every week in
the year.
Ladies' Lise Thread and Spun Six Hose at low prcesy
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Good Advice.

Nearly all the ills that af1iict US can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
and kidneys in perfect working order. There Is
no medicine known that Will do this as surely as
Parker'S Ginger Tonic.
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On Thirty DAYS, Trial.

The Voltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, will send
Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro Voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or old) who are afflicted with nervous
debility. lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar.
anteeihg speedy and complete restoration OF health
and manly vigor. Address as above. NB.-NO
risk is incurred, as thirty days trial is al.
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Mrs Ninslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
of one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions or
mothers for their children. II relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrh9a, gripping
in the bowels and wird collie. BY giving health
TO the CHILD II rests the mother. Price IS cents q
bottle. m,W,S
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WI e SELL
w FINE SHlR

Chearer than any other house in the world and ~
don't you take eay 30 but cell and -
.'Hannis" Shirt for 7tc. Made q nne round threaA
deceive the eye) reinforced with nne linen boom kne
Union linen. but pure hnen) and feIled ssama. (n1E
turned over and stitched through with one stitch;
snd then worked (not worked and Then cut1 Only Ito8
for the ''Hannis" shirt A full STOCK a WA6r UpAq<
for l255 and 25c ever sold in this CITY. Az tns ~
novelties in Snk Neckwoar; 81 Scar1S sold for 0.%N
&c. 6carfs sold Tor 40c. At ~
ga NEGINNIsS. 1oQ2 7 sRssh \
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WHEN A COLD OR OTHER CAUSE CHECKS
w the operation Of the secreve organs their natural
healthy action should restored by the Of Ayers
Pills and innammatory material thereby removed from
the systeu Much serious sickness and suffering might
be prevented by thus promptly correcting those slight
that otherwise often develop into settled
diseases mh29
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The safest and surest way to restore the youth
ful color OF the hair is furnished by ParkerS Hair
Balsam, which is deseryedly popular from its
superior cleanliness.
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Chas Rech, aged IS years was instantly killed
yesterday BY the falling Of an elevator in Lancas
YET, IA The elevator rope had bean cut BY some
person .NAkn0Nps With criminal intent
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SPECIAL-The original "ClOyer Leaf Print" But
ter is made expressly for trade. 1t is uniform
In quality. and Is the finest tIb!e butter.
GEO. NJ. OYSTER & Co.
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Positively Tomorrow Only

stick % the Rest and Save Money
oy using Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, In case OF colds.
Price 9 cents
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to buy Durkee's Salad Dressing than IL Is to make
a dressing; besides this, IL is made OF better ma
ter!aIs than you can buy at the stores. Everybody
likes it.
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Huh Pinch.
LundbOrg's Rhenish Cologn,

This popular beverage is a combination OF the
best OF foreign liquors and fruit juices and cor
diaS. Sold by grocers and druggists.
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| WOODWARD & LOTHROP
mh3l BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
BARGAINS!
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.

BARGAINS,
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
Some REGULAR. others special few very spacinl hasa
gains. Prices named for one day or i've dsSs
but for EVERY DAY. as long as quantities. which
are not small. unsold. $500
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT
All Linen Hem stitched Cambria Iandkerchiefs locJ
each. -
Lsdes' Hem stitched and Printed Border Handkers
chiefs II &c. each, very special bargain.
Gents = II. u Linen Cambria Handkerchief snler~
dld assortment of styles only 2hc each. Also a
Plain White III. =. H'dkf at 25c each.
These are regular bargains with but will be found
upon examin alton to De Spf GAL.
LACE DEPARTMENT.
We have now in stock a fine assortment Of Ne.lica
Laces IN tdgng and lnsertngs TO mattel. to which We
Biz. Spanish Laces 81 inches wde all silk. only 2ocg
per yard.
Cream Spanish Laces 4nches wide all elk. only 25ca
ward.
Blk. Silk Spanish Lace inches wide gupure patterrr.
specially suitable Tor trimming rarasols, stc. Ter var
HAMBURG DEPARTMENT.
We have marked a large lot of elegant III AMBURdp
EMBRolDERlES at 25c. per yard. which are yery
great bargains.
sFoNE PRICE ONLY a,
WOODWARD a. IOTHROp
mh3l BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
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OWING to the rapidly increasing demand for our
pure Hungarian wines. We have opened an Ameri-
can branch. where a large stock VIII always be
Kept OF our CarOwitZ. the great Hungarian clareJ,
and all other kinds OF still ana sparkling Hunga-
r1an Wines Orders from the trade in all principal
cities OF the United States and CanadaS carefully
executed on reasonable terms, when handsome
show cards will be sent gratis. Max Greger, limit
ed. purveyOr OF Hungarian wines by special ap-
pontment TO the Queen OF England. No. 232 5th
avenue, New YORK, U.SA.
SOC LACE hook KID, splendid bargains, G13 to g.
COchrane'S.
TIE WEEKLY STAR, large double paper OF fifty
FIX columns, viii be sent postpaid for one dollar
year. Try 1t
MCGEES No. OLD RYE WHISKY. 75c. quart bottle
u gallon, Is excellent article; try il. IQ4 9Th ST.
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Half a Dozen Shoe Stores


can easily be stocked with the immense assert
ment or elegant fine shoes and slippers TOR spring
wear, at VIM Hahn 6 Co. 5, SIC 7Ih street.
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Enough on CornS.,,
1t il More Economical

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." l5c Quick
complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bun.
ions. q
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The FOLLOWING IHMENSE BARGAINS are offered
forto-m0rrow only ut NJ Augenstens, S17 9TH street
northwest: zine waShDOarI, 90 clOtheSpinS 60 IT.
clotheslinc boxes blue, Gle; flour sleeves. 81;
o. covered SaucepInS, 2c.; Il fancy gOOletS PIC. ;
backing brush, , boxes backing, whiSp broom,
comb, 25c-; hall racks, &c; dustpan and brush,
16c; Il dOZ. large dinner plates, 32c- y doZ break
fast plates 25c. fancy toilet sets, 32 fruit bowls
on stand, de; covered vegetable dishes, CSC, reg
ular price a5c. Examine our Stat baby carriages,
lined with rep cloth. with fancy foot rug, s. 80.
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AUCTION SALES.

CHAs WEEKS. W. W. BULLEN.
MIXERS CO., Auctioneers,
w G3a Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.
HOLD FURNITURE BOTH NEW AND SEC
OND.HAND. COMPRISING A GENERAL AS.
SORTMFNT OF WALNUT AND STAINED
CHAMBER SETS FINE PARLOR SUITES
CANE SEAT ARM DINING CHAIRS CLOTH
COVERtD ROUND TABLES. CARPETS. BED
STFADS, BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS. TABLES
CHAIRS. HAIR AND sHUCK MATTRESSES.
LOUNGES, COUCHES, MIRRORS, HAT RACKS
WARDROBES. SHOWCASES. RANGES, CRATE
1E EI ihONS yI - , GHINA 9UAMITiI OF LUMr
AUCTION,
In front of and within the large Salesrooms THURS
DAY MORNING, FIFTH APRIL. at TEN O'CLOCK.
CHAS. WEEKS, aleeman,
1t Late with Dune anson Bros.
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DREss GooDs RsDucr1oS.

Dress GooDs RsDucr1oS.
WE HAVE THIS DAY REDUCED
Our 50 cent Dress Goods to % cts.
Our SO cent Dress Goods to 25 cts,
Our As cent Dress Goods to 25 CITE.
Our 81 cent Dress Goods to % cts
Our 81 cent Dress Goods to 25 cts
Our % cent Dress Goods to 1917 cts
Our 20 cent Dress Goods to 1917 cts.
Our l6 cent Dress Goods to IL cts
Our l21s cent Dress Goods to cts.
GRAND BARGAINS IN
Summer Silks, As cents so cents 62 cents Is cents
u ldai Quilts extra larxe, 90 cents.
Cloth for Boys Wear rs eta. 81 cts, so cts.
Cashmeres, Chudda Clothes. Beges.
Fouies: IN all the new colOrs.
ParasOs, twilled silk, 81. 80, 81. Is. 81, s. so.
Satin Parasos, lined, g.. 81. 80, s..
100 PIECES BEST STANDARD CALICoEs.
Sir1ng Styles. AZ cents.
Awning Stripes, all colors. 10 cents
Hosiery, Gloves and Haudkerchiefs in the styles
big Bargains in every department.
c. NJ TOWSON,
ap4 CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE South side.
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For best bargains try IA and 736 9TH street.

NEW HOSIERY, choice bargains. Cochrane's, up
t0Xn
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How to Settle 1t.
From the New York Herald, April4.

Either stephen W. Dorsey or Rerdell, Boone.
Walsh, Moore and other witnesses have done a
vast deal OF wholesale lying under OATH If the
witnesses for the government have told the truth
Dorsey must be credited with an amount of per-
jury that would doom him to prison for longer
period than would the star route crimes with
which he Is charged
This irreconcilable conflict OF testimony may be
settieo by the production OF DorSey's books. Like
masters these book accounts will speak for them
selves and Will show whether Dorsey Or Rerdell is
the per1urer. But Dorsey and his counsel declare
that they will never produce the books in court.
Do they take this stand on the principle that
"dgureS won't 1e?"
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CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES

OARRIAGES CARRIAGES.
have nov b factory KEY ARE sH or Of
psrk use Ny stock is Of the best and prices low
GOOD work can be made for with reasonable profit
affended to- ROBT. 81. GRAHAM,
Depository and Factory. Ao-4l6 Eighth street n. W.
mh92-10
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YER'S SARsAPARILLA, THE FIRST BLOOD
IA Medicine to prove real success still holds its place
as first in pubic estimation both at home and abroad
az shown by its miraculous cures and immensely in
creased sales.
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EYEGLASSES. plain, Soc periscopic,s1 pr. Prigg's
FUssELL's Ice CREAM anu Charlotte Russo.
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"LApIEs' DELIGHTs'-Low prices, reliable goods.
COchrane'S.
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BOTTLED GoODS.-Old WHISTLES, brandy. rum and
wines All guaranteed pure. Tharp's, s1o ST.
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"Ayderncy Dairy Wagons

Fresh Alderney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in h-lb WARD prints, SOC. per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
Be. per qt Cream, 15c. pint
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FANCY ELGIS CREAMERY, New York State Cream
cry and New York State Dairy Butter. IN large and
small packages Goods as represented. No adul-
Hraton5 sold by US GEO NJ OYSTER & Co.
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S. L. HrxpsroSE.
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY.
DRESS GOODS IN ALL THE NEW SHADESs
NOVELTIES In SUITINGS.
PIN HEAD CHECKS
EMBROIDERED ROBES.
NEW DESIGNS IN SATEEN & PLAIN TO MATCHS
CHOICE PATTERNS IN PRINTED LAWNS.
ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE PRETTY SCOTCH
WHITE GOODS IN ALL THE NEW EFFECTS
NEW LINE OF SUMMER SILKS.
FOULARD SILKS. IN BLACK AND cOLORs
INDIA SILKS, VERY DESIRABLE.
SURAH SILKS IN FOURTEEN C0LORS. INCLU-.
DING ALL NEW SHADES. AT ESPECIAL GOOD
COLORED GRos GRAIN AT q. 81. 26 AND slso.
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS. RHADAMES, RATyA
ms, OTTOMAN SUkAHS. A CQMfLETE LINZ.
FROM WELL STOCKED LINEN DEPARTMENT.
WE OFFER GOOD BARGAINS.
Hosiery IN ENDLESS VARIETY, FRENCH, EN0S
LISH AND GERMAN. OF SILK. THREAD AM
COTTON TEXTURE ~
NEW SUN SHADES AND PARASOLS OF TIKI
LATEST DESIGNS. -
s. L. HEMPSTONE.
500 MARKET SPACE. PENNA. AVENUE.
ONE PRICE. IN PLAIN FIGURES. mht
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For genuine comfort, Hahn & Co.'S Gents s1.75
"Reief' shoe takes the cake.
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CLATE MANTELS.

Now 10 the time to secure Bargains at the
Manufactory 493 to 497 ct 9th n. ". mho7 inn
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NEW FIRE ESCAPE.-On Saturday next IN D.
M, there Is TO be novel and interesting exhibit
ton by the Life Ring Fire Escape Company, at the
Arlington hotel. showing the working of a new
and ingenious apparatus for escape from burn
1ng building. The public are invited TO attend.
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Positively Tomorrow Only
the following immense bargains will be sold az r
Goldschmtd's, Sl2 9TH St a. Brooms l5c, real Ma
louea leaf dishes l6c, superior Laundry soap &c a
large bar, 50 r. clothes line &c, 60 It. &C. so clothes
pins sc, coal shoves with long handles &C. goblets
&c doz, nne porcelain cups and saucers 6Oc y
COZ, zinc wash boards l0c, French china cuspa-
dores decorated with moss roses Sc, large assert
ment of real MaJolica Jugs, q a sc worth soc 4
$O0 stove polish cakes for SC, Lava smoking sets
containing pieces &c, full nickel plated shears
lOc, hatchets l0c, scrap books l0c, tea trays SC,
metallic plated tea spoons. &c per doZ table spoons
1sc, real Gatoca covered butter dishes soc, large
cuspadores assorted colors l5c, feather busters,
l5c worth sc, b. F. Browns French shoe dressing
&C bottle large japanned dust pans &C with brush
lac, inch oval glass dishes for 10c. French china
open edge Irult plates decorated with gold and
cakes for Sc, Tampico whlsk broOms l0c, stone
china slop Jars CSC, also great bargains In baby
carriages ice chests and refrgerators OF the best
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CoRNs OF comfort, (Uni-eornol shirts. Cochrane's,
uptown.
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rYyHE VERY BEST BLACK silks, SATINs. VEL.
II VETS PARAsOLS and SUN UMBRkLLAG,
%S3 IA and 7ss IN sksst :, Ma :. ~ S.SS nan.
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DICE embroidered ties, Is cts. Cochrane's, up
town.
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YTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
STEM WINDER
Sorrel 16 hands, years old sired BY Tisk's Ham,
bletonian. sire of Edward 2:l9: dam by Mzmbrino
Chief is very Stylish nice, prompt easy driver, does
not lug or Lul. wears no boots or weights very fine
gated. first class actor road track. has equal
on the road, very fast two meE 70 wagon; been in
training but last season, showed 20 and is without
doubt the making of a very fast horse.
One de-Bar. Top Buggy. made by McDermott, near
ly new.
Fine Get Harness, solid metal. at auction.
On SATURDAY. APRIL SEVENTH. 1893 AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front of my auction rooms /
oshall sell the above is considered one of
1.-The finest establishments In the city. apz-3t
w ALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctoneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURN1-
TURF. o IL PAINTINGS, CHROMOS. EN-
CRAVING s. BEDDING, SILVER PLATED AND
CUT GLA SSWARE, Etc. AT AUCTION,
On SATURDAY. APRIL SEVENTH. A. d. 1885, ut
Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ, shall sell within and in front
Walter B. Williams Co.'S. auction rooms. corner
a G end H rScR s he the . E e. as Of
and bureaus, Gnt Frame Pier Mirrors Wicker Chairs.
Revolving Chairs, Walnut Music Rack, Mahogany
Table, Walnut Side Tables, Mahogany Sofas. CD.
hostered in rep and plush; Easy Chairs Fancy Recep
ton Chairs Wirewoven and Hair Mattresses Feather
Pillows and Bolste1s BedSins - on Paintings With
Plated Tea Service, Urn. Casters, Gut GIassEare.
Bronzes Cutlery. China Glass snd Crockery Ware.
with other articles too na,nsrous to mention.
Terms cish.
By order Of the Executor.
ap4-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-04
Perfect Fits.

without the trouble OF trying on, in my tailoring
department. Best skill employed. Largest
sortment OF goods shown In the piece in the Dis
trict. Owing to the solicitations or numerous
toners, have concluded TO sell piece goods In
suitable cuts. GEO. G. HENNING.
40 18th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-04

HAHN & Co.'S DIANA" $3.50: kid boot: the bes
Hitting and most reliable ladies' boot In America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-04
DRY GOODS.

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