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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-13

DRESS- AND CL0AK-MAklNG IN
IL THE LATEST PARTISAN STYLES By
Miss II. BRIGGS,
2Os north FifIh street. next 10 Fourquercan,
Price. Temple & Co.'s.
All orueis pfo'"p''' nv 9-W.FSsu3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-13

WuEAr.-Red. 100 bushels prime Longberry AZ
Al or: 400 bushels mixed on private terms, 90
brshels nr,lne Shortberry on private Terms
C0RS.-White. 10 bushels common on priss,e
teyns AIS bushels good o. very gcOd al OF 10 hsc.
Mixed. rs bushel, prime NJ oee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-13
=. 4 War of faces"

BEFORE Maboneism succeeded in getting
control OF yirginia's political machinery
her white people were banded together to
repress and defeat all attempts that might
be made 20 lead and plunge her Govern
Inent into the whirlpool OF disorder that
was fast eugulting the material interests OF
the States under caTpet-bag rule. No other
appeals than the simple recital OF the evils
and misdeeds therein daily happening were
necessary 10 produce a settled conviction
among the whites OF Virginia that The only
path OF safety for them 10 tread was 10 pre-
serve an unbroken front against every ell
fort 10 put into place and power these eie-
ments OF mis- government. The election OF
Governor Kemper in 1873, and the large
majority By which Mr.. Tilden carried Inc
State in 1876, accentuated SO emphaucaiiy
this conviction that in the campaign OF
1877 Governor Holiday, the Deinocratic-
Conservative candidate. had no opposition.
But about this time the ambitious anu
unscrupuIous Malone. whose talents had
been heretofore occupied with the manage
ment Of raiIroad, lost his railroad posi-
ton, whereupon be turned bis attention 10
securing the management OF the political
affairs OF this State. smartiDg under the
wounds his pride received In not being
able, after contributing 10 Governor Holt
days nomination, TO mould that officials
policy rs be would piece OF putty. be de-
fermined to organize an independent move
mcnt, and, II Unsuccessful. 10 install himself as
the dictator or boss Of Virginia. Two power
full forces were at hand from which to gather
material for building up this independent
movement. One was the defeated and dis
banded Republican party, the other was
the harassed and disbeartened debtor
class Of the State, who fancied that BY
sealing the public debt they would he bet
ter able fo meet the demands o. their
ereditors. y I'D pet prove bsfd isfk e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-13

COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RIcuMoSD. May H. 1858.
OFFERINGS

WHEAr-Red. GiO bushels.
CORN.-White, $50 bushels Mixed 90 DaSh'
els.
OATs-30O bushels.
MEAL-gO bushels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-24
The bicycle hRnlpiOnship .
VICTORY OF PRINCE, TIE AMERICAN wHEELMAN,
0vER HIGMAM. IRE ENGLISH HAMPTON.

VICTORY OF PRINCE, TIE AMERICAN wHEELMAN,
OVER HiGHAN, TIE ENGLISH CHAMPION.
The thiId race, ten miles, between Prince. the
Washington hcyelist. and Higham, the English
champion. at Athletic Park yesterday afternoon,
deciding the championship o: tie world attracted
about 900 spectators, q great many OF them being
ldCieS- After the contestants were presented TO
the audience from The judges stand, thy
mounted their machines. ard DIT the pistol shot
were tr like rockets. Prince made the easiest
start, III; Hi5ham made ali effort Tor the led and
cbtarel IL. Round and round the course they
wsnt. with Prime closely f0lloyin. the
Eng Il hDan. On the ninth lap Prince made q
teaHtui >i1'i-t ard forged &h-.., ana TOO, High
SH place '"T awhile. o. TIE = Ok stretch OF the
thirteenth ltp Hignan thew Of his belt OF Eng
ll>h coiGrs. ana with a bcaGii;u! hurst OF speed
rtrt9 ly Wcut 10 the front. on tie NEXT round
iri:c" dispensed with his American belt. but he
continued t iic@ his crpnHsnt until the nrst half
q IT, tWfDiy-siNih lap was passed, thin bend ng
1e:WafI, ne SCENE. TO put forth evry effort.
Higb&iG ka"W h" Was coming and also Spurtei,
tut Prince pt-sei hin. Immediately Hghan
gathered himself together and shot ahead, but
coHla Tot keep ;hc lead. for Oh coming down Tie
nome stretch they hO.h made magnificent spurts,
Prince passing the line ahead aIu.d, Great excite,
III 1T Or the thlrty-SecOnu lap HighaIn went
ahead, keep N his i.iace until the thirty -ighth
i'p- while going down the cacti stretch OF this
again hot to tic frCHt. H.:!asn spur,ei sNveral
times iet2rc this lap W. flashed, ana IS t"ey
i,a5>ei the judges stand tncy were almost tteck
aud hecN. AS tHey enter q upon the final zap,
amidst great enthusiasm Prince >hot away tflJin
his aGy,"r'ary, AID Wien tie back strttch Vas
the home stretch they came, but IIighan.'s
f.cc told that he had no hopes @.
eeatcnins W, White Prince showed in every
fei,urt intense pleasure 1T hiS success.
Ti:ey crosses: tie Flushing line in the same re;a
tive positions T.S tire was Announced: For
Prince ~ minutes 36I. seconds for IIigham. 2}
minute, q seconds. Prince after rding round
the coGr5,. was taken from his machine by de-
hghtei fri"nis ana borne in triumph in front OF
tie grand stand. Both men, it is Understood. In
tcht settling H. Washington Prince, besides
giving instruction on the bicycle vii! keep cigar
store Oi, 9 II street.
Before the race Of the day the people present
were entertained by two Interesting events. tiOu-
bic bicyCi, ri.itnr by MeSsrS WiimOt ana Alden,
the champions CI the world, an M attempt by
Mr.. Chas. FfHGnr, Of BgStltton. y j., to beat M
H. Saith, oil Ei land. III race or two miles, rid
ing laps TO for Nix Smith.
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'sEc President at Cane Nav.

An ENTH U-IAsTIC wEICoME-HE RFyTEws THE Ma
TioE,L RIF irS-A DRIVE, DINNER PARTY, A RE-
CEFiIHN IND DEPARTURE OF THE PARRY On THE
DESPATCH.
President Arthur and Miss Nellie arrived at the
steamboat landing, Cape May Point. yesterday in
the Despatch. and were met By United States Mar
sinai iicNchtel, Gen. McCanrnon AMI Col. Cake,
d taken TO the Stockton, where suit, OF rooms
hal been furnished for their special accommodate
ton. Bg the time the party arrived at the hotel
The front plaza and rotunIa, except q narrow
aisle, were lteTaliy packed with ladies' while
standing along The walls were two or three rows
CT men. As the carriage containing the President
drove up t. the p ~ TIE Neccacoe Legion band
pied ''Hai TO the Chief and, as the President
stetfed from the carriage and walked along the
aisle W Tn his tighter on his arm, he greeted
with ch"ers:anu by the waving or handkerchiefs
The Pre- 'deat rested quietly until one O'Clock
ard then went for a drive on the beach accom-
panied by his daughter, Col. McMichaei, Gen. Nc
Cannon, Gel Cake, Marshal Kerns AMI Col Cork
hlll. Afterwards the party We're taken TO Sewelrs
Point on the Sewell'S Point railroad, running
along the beach distance OF six miles. While on
the beach the President aItghted and viewed the
bathers, thousands of whom were hufeting
the surf. AT three O'Clock lunch was served In
his rooms, and az five o'clock he sat down 10 din
neT, the party consisting OF the President and the
following inVted guests: Senator SeweII, Marshal
McMchael, Gen McCamnOn, Capt Green. US ~,
Phiiadelphia; Col. Corkhtll, OF Washington: Miss
Miss Tille F0rney, Mrs Megargec, OF Philadelphia:
Miss Doe k"rns, of Philadelphia, and Miss
tTine, Or Philadelphia Dinner lasted I'm Ill seven
O'Clock. Al half-past seven the National
Rifles, OF Washington, accepted the invitation
OF Col. Cake to give an exhibition drill In the au-
dtorlum of the hotel. and have the President re-
view them, together with company II, OF the 9th
New Jersey regiment. Their InaneuvreS We're ex-
ecutei In meD'"r highly satisfactory to the
President. FOLLOW .ag the review a garden party
was given on the broad auditorium OF the Stock
ton, whca was brilliant with decorations and the
beautiful and G"y uniforms and thousands We're
there TO witness it. Later on an informal recep-
ton WAS held in the spacious dining hall, and all
who desired We're presented Col. Mcsiichael in
Producing them. AT II O'Clock the President left
the hotel and proceeded to the beach, which was
Illuminated Accompanied by Marsha. McMichaeI
Coz Corkhili and others who viii so with him to
New York, he boarded the Despatch, which mad
come around in front O. the island. the vessel
Immediately steamed aNc y fer New York. More
Tran Coo people were ered on the beach to
BID the President farewell. Before returning to
Washington he viii spend one day with Secretary
Frcllnghuysen anu his family at his county seat
ct Tartan, y. j.. and Oh Sunday night will start
on MS trip 10 tils Yellowstone
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District Government Affairs.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.

VI 7
Yesterday the District Commissioners author
I'D thu expenditure OF go Tor putting up cleo
tT:c high-WJtcr Indicator at the Di1n-Service res
erFor Ill GfOrgetOHn. to be connected by telegraph
line with the punE-nouSe.
School Trustee Smith has complained to the
Commissioners or the manner In which the con-
tractors WHO are constructing the hut-air furnaces
iii the JOnn F. Cook school building are bringing
The cu.d-tir duet into the building.
THE PROPOSED Police TELEPHONE CALLS.
In reply 10 the request OF j. ". Slower, pr9si-
dent o. Ci'nbUii'S Fire Alarm anG Telegraph
company, 10 erect twenty-five police telephone
calls in the fifth p0.ice precinct. the ComnSson-
Fr' In note to tfat gentleman state that they
would Ike more information, sud suggest that
tao agreement be reduced u writing, aud several
points are given TO be embOcieI In the agree
mcut
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That Filthy Alley!

To the Editor Of TUE EVENING STAR:
F. Last evening was a gaia time for our alley. The
volume OF viildin0u5 0dor that rolled from It's
mouth was just immense. 1t threw its advance
across the street, ana Gepoyed &c the right and left
OF the square in fierce. Babies in their carriages
cre falr ladies clasp9a their noses with their DEL
citr Willie tap2ling fingers, with q frightened
look round. Ilntt"rcd something about "chO,era,'
AMI hurried on; strong men snuddered and Swore,
ana resortc1 u the refuge that remains TO the
ii@t-o0Tu American citizen and inquired "Whefe
the chic Is the police. Taken ali in ali, with
tac sufry ar, the fumes were rich III suJs.jntl il
suggestions Lest ii should escape til memory OF
located Or y street north, between 4th and 5lh
streets efS5. No. %.
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-ssexas,aria Affairs.



DEiTH or An OLD MATRON.-Hrs. Ellen New
mtii died at the fn1iffnary last night. Sie was
the last ma:ron OF the late Alexandria orphan
asylum Mrs. Newman Was the daughter OF Ellis
Price, who, In 1889. edited ana published the
f"t"itG'"it HtITOT and I4'PrG],dTj0 GdzPtie. She
married gentleman from Georgia. who died there
many years ago. For several years she has been
an invalid, never leaving her room. She VIII be
buried from the i!iirmary.
COUNTY COURT, GC.-Ihe July term or the county
court has been short one, opening and ciosin q
within lew hours, after maxim, a lew ortlcrs.-
TIE board o. supervisors have elected c. Costello
president.
R-FoRTER'S Notes.-The delegates and the alter
hates or The conservatives here to The Lynchburg
convention lett 1n the Midland train to-day Tor
their tinatiOn.-OdOress Contractor G.. W
tit5fi Is again quite iil.-Mr. Archibald Flerl-
lr i, rdTal;z d at his home, King street, near
f.,tr1th. Nj. +. IS u wei-nnoWn Alex lu(riaa.
IL ran line % stages to the Vi per counties be-
lore the days OF railroads, and was one tirle tie
!esac" OF The. olG Marshall hCuSe.--The AIeXan-
dr,tns play the BashfIls, OF Capitol HELL this az
tefn"Un-MisS Nary ID. Lane. aIeacing teacher
OF IN" county public Schools IS to be married TO-
day 20 Or. Tanciil, a cOlored physician.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
.s:s:sssctiseEts. &C.. Tc~.,

A:suscnieEss. &c. T.s.,i.iu.
THrA1Es C0NiQUE.-Femde Ministries tal va
ri=ty.
ABSER-S SUMNER GAEDES.-Coacert.
DRIVERS GAKpES.-VarIeties.
EsCEEgS GAErEN.-InStruma ntal Concert.
SPRCuS GsKDtS-COnccrt
SWIMMING SCHOOL, Gentlemen eco to II pm.
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BLACK SILK GRENADINES,
MARKET SPACE.
STIIL TO THE FORE!
UINNIP'S
404 AND 406 SEVENTH = RECT NpRTHWFST

STIIL To TIE FORE.
GUINNIP's
4O4 AND 4O6 SEVENTH : RECT NORTHWEST.
This week We shall offer special Goods at Special
cure special Barpaps during this Speclal sale lasting
for the six Special Days Of this special Neck
PARANOLS, AT AND Under COST
Black Satin ParaSols-Cnld, white aud black Innings.
trimming; rian and fancy hung. - As FORMER price
-. -. Black Satin-orauish lace trimming plated
Satn-spanish Guipqre trimming. s. former price
800. Black Satin-Pr,fNseiy trimmed, ai-h Lace
dinal and Cream satin-Lace trimmed -: former
-; former price SD.
UNDEcGARMFNTs.
IN th,s one OF our most Iuar derartments win fe
Gam6ric. and elaborately trimmed with aces Ham
lots Of Soied Garments W. Offer at Exactly Half Pro
NE asg% mad secaty Of the department. and shall
CENTS Gauze Nests-AL Styles s. 40 and 30 cents
GENTS FURNISHINGS
We certainly do hold iesryedly large trade in this
and have and shall continue offer goods at surprss.
neiy low prices Gents tiauze Vests rs 80 IS and IS
where at 6 eenT ~ Ss5 S HnlS 81 e s s
80 cents. Unaundried shirt. wam-I1tta muslin 20
good value 1 So G Bl Ss ana e aFs
ana 20 T re . ceats se& COLOR Hal "Te 20 "a
cents Dude stripes for the Proin.nade u 30 IS 20
msr price t IS cSHts ' q Sax Sax HANDS, = ' an The
prevailing tnt-, 80, 81 A. tO, 30 aid 81 cent? posi-
tye. 50 cent fHndhe rchiei sells eN eT AZ Il -
Linen Iiandk' chief, both plain and fancy lorduT IL,
f2., Is. Is, - and IS cents.
WHITE GOODS
We still continue TO sell thee goods with amazing
relidity they OF the ce-irsle fabrics al
ways fresh ii appearance and selling tine lowest
prices IN the city India Linen, l2+ ID and uI'.
linen avn, 20, -, =. 30 and 81 y striped
l1que, 10 cents, worth IL cents NaT-is, u cents,
worth ~ Lace Stripes, 10 CO.. reduced from
l25g cents Plain and Fancy SWIss, - c,-ls and
We are closing out large stock ct Irayeu Sach.l Ia
at cost price. We would wish the public Undt rEtand
that our special sales DO not spread st. la
on p6pcr but IN SOLID ccriuiie which daily yeri-
he'd 10y the increasing nat aitlae OF trade ne
public Is competent judge. being Interested one;
therefore, 10 il respectfully submit the foregoing
announcement,
GCINNIp & CO.
404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET y. w las
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

BARGAINS IN FINE SECOND HAND fIANOS.-
ID ELEGANT Square Grand Ihana. handsome
case carved legs. &c. nearly new; o.y s.25 n EFn
Superb toned square Grand thickeIiug -
Piano; only $3.50. MAGNIFICENT ntv square Grand
Piano cost $500 only $3.50 cash. leaving city.
Elegant 1-oCtaye Rosewood Piano; only Sis.
Handsome Rosewood case 7-octave Piano: only $3.50.
Very fine ioctave Piano; only sl25 Splendid Chick
ering Piano: only slu0. Good 6-ocsre Piano, e-
efnner: only S60. Several extra fla, Cabinet Cprisht
Grand Pianos at oneh9f cost. Al exceptional bar
glns less than half value: for cash and montly pay
ments of 3. $40 aud sl5. Open TIL y.
uEINEkAMP BRANCH IACTD..I WARIROOMS
AND PIANO EXCHANGE,
AT 10th street northwest. jy20
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SEcUR1rY FnoM Loss b. BuRe1,Ry
ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.

THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOpIT COMPANY,
of Washington,
In its own building,
CORNER 10TH STREET AND New YORK AVE
Perpetual Charter Act of Congress January 22d 1867
The Company rents Safes inside its Fire and Burglar
Proof Vaults at prices varying from IS 500 per Year
according to size and location. Rooms and Desks adj
Joining Vaults. provided for Safe-renters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
T1ME-LOCK.
SECURITIES AND VAIUABLES OF every descr!p-
ton. Including BONDS ani STOCKS PLATE JEW
LLRY DEEDS. &C.. taken for FE-KEEPING, on
SPECIAL GUARANTEE, at the Lowest Rates.
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER. President.
CHARLES c. GLOVER, of Riggs & Co., Vice President
JOHN CASaELS, Treasurer.
ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary.
c. E. Nyman, Asst Secy.
DtREcToRs:
BENJAMIN P. Snyder. Charles c. Glover.
John Casseis, Henry A. Willard,
Albeit l.. Sturtevant. Thomas Evans,
John G. Parke. je25
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CITY ITEMS.
~ Saw a Very Ugly Ghost.,,

~ Saw a Very Ugly Ghost.s
g., a charming young lady Of Brooklyn was relat-
night. The ghost which walked into her room
looked something like lobster and something
IKE scare-crow. She remembered that she had
enjoyed good supper OF lobster salad. When
asked how 1t was that she was able to be out OF
ped IN the morning, she remarked that she always
kept bottle OF Perry Davis Rain Killer in her
room. and that two moderate doses OF this most
efficient remedy had driven the ghost away.
who want nne and accurate portrait and bio
graphical sketch OF Judge Foraker endorsed by
MIND viii nnd them IN last Sundays Chronicle.
A Few Days
will close them out Those $3.50 blue serge suits
reduced TO $40 Kiseman Bros, tailorS and cloth
iers, corner 9TH anu r streets.
Rheumatism. Di.ordered Blood.
general debility, and many chronic diseases pro-
nounsed incurabe, are often cured 10y Browns
Iron Bitters
JOPLIN. Mo.-Dr JB. Morgan says: 81 find that
BroWns Iron Bitters give entire satisfaction to all
who use it,
FAIRFIELD, Iowa.-Dr. j. L. Meyers says:
"Brown's Iron Bitters is the best iron preparation
l have ever known in my thirty years OF practice"
We Are Having
a perfect rush on those $3.50 blue serge suits,
reduced to 80. Elseman Bros, prominent tallorS
and ciothiers, corner 18th and streets.
These Days Bring Us
much OF speculation in matters OF faith and
science, but there Is nothing uncertain when one
goes 10 bed With horde OF hungry bed-bugs or
mas roach or two among his eating, Hunts
Insect Powder Is the one thing certain to kill
these pests Price, Is cents. For sale by all drug
glsts
There Never was Such n Bargain
nncred as those SIG so blue serge SUITS reduced to
$40 Eiseman Bros, popular tailors and clVthiers.
corner 9TH and treets.
Burnett,s COcOaine
Softens the hair when harsh and dry.
Soothes the irritated scalp.
Affords the richest luster.
Prevents the hair from falling Off.
Promotes its healthy, vigorous growth.
Just Take "A Look
at those $3.50 blue serge suits, reduced to $40.
ESeman Bros, tailOrS and clOthierS, corner 9TH
and E streets
LuntibOrg's Perfumes,
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose
Milwaukee Beer,
&C. stovepipe-drawn from rood
r KNIGHT 1872 Penna. avenue.
Flies and Bugs.
Flies, reaches ants. bed-tugs, rats, mice, go
pherS, chlpmunkS, cleared out by Trough on Rats"
15c
Milwaukee Beer,
sc. SchOOner-drawn from ,rOOd
II KNIGHT, 1872 Penna. avenue.
''Alderney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Alderney Butter, Churned every morning
and delivered in x-lb. Ward" prints Csc. per To-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermllk and sweet milk,
&c. per ut. Cream. 15c pint.
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tO0n N!wS FOR EvsRYB0Dy-FRFSH MEATS
lows AGsfS--C1Ii.e. every hCdy. 10 stalls No .:.l
90 n! 3:3, Center marEct, 9Th street wing. and
.lL3I' street m2rkef, aud get your meats al the
trrd"Tl"a steak BE, siriCin steak, 1z.: r0I;ui
STEAK. - or 10 :. = fer SlG0: best roast X -
god IGtp,, TO-, soup meats ana o.. r0fI.,j. .
sud .: Lamb "hI veal 10 ana 123c. Goods drI.re.>
Geo. killIen.
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Essp eSf5rfs.

TRCBtTE COJRT-.IIlJF ,II7!ec
Yesterday, Estate OF Sarah y. Paris; petition
Tor an oir directing sale or bonds. Estate Ella 3.
Thompson: order OvtTruiing exc .ptl0uI to eXccu-
tors account and approving the account.
EQUITY CCTRT-.jtlG0e .J0HtT2.
Yesterday, pffuu at. RgArcT: order Of publ
eaten. C9~tiHa AIT. taStin"; leave to defendants
tofle answer. DU'tCG agt L"W-S order sustain
ing exceptions 10 report Of commissioner. RGNle-
ACT ROWi'S; decree OF divorce. Crown agt
Boucher; or'itr ratifying sale. Se,tz agt. Seltz;
IL frog IF EtiI
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NATIVE NISE.-iS experience some fifteen
years % pressed a smiu uuqrtity az c.,si,,,
grown N Ni,.Iit and Maryland. since tnlt time
h;d each y,tr u Urge 1GcreISla- Iland fOr the
pure n tive lie, and find that expert jgdg pre-
fer &c ~ ary otIcr. CT IL at NJ 81 1tb street
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1od2 r street northwest.
LAWNS. LAWNS. LAWNS.

LAWNS. LAWNS. LAWNS.
Cheapest ! awns ip Na~hin ton. beautiful pacdo
Lawns, hnest quality, actnal value II ec reduced 20 &C.
SILKS SILKS, Silks
Cheapest silks in Washington. Colcr.I silks Soc
Fancy Silks S1i1c; Heavy Gro Grain Black silks re-
duced from Il. SO down To 81 -
NUNS VEILINGS! NUNS vEILINGs,
Cheapest Nuns Veili'cs in Washington Nuns Veil.
iflgs. al pure Wool widest double width 90 inches
wlae), reduced from &C. down t. 81 &c.
Nuns Vciings. fine quality. reduced to aoc
Nuns yeing, lace effect uire wool in BLACK tra,x.
duCed TO 25c. 49, ~
BLACK SILK GRENADINES
Black Slk Iroradc Grenadines, every thread all rurs
Ell, reduced from FL % To- Back B-pcade six
urtiaulnos, actual value II, reduced 10 soc.
Walusutta, Fruit Of the Loom and Dayol ward vida
BleacnCd Cottons reduced To- &C.
CARRIERS,
te26 MARKET SPACE
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M.nds Marble. Stone, Patches on Leather and Rubber
GOODS, Bica brac Jewelry, Metals, Billiard Cue Tips
and Cloth. Card Board in Scrap Books Leather Betting
Orna Of every kind. Book Backs Earthenwnre and
everything else with everlasting nsepealle tenacty
Manufacturers Of Gummed Labels. Textile Fabrics.
Fine Ca raee and Pianos and Cabinet Makers Scroll
hawyers. &C., supplied by gallon or barrel.
Mailed only by the manufacturers,
D. y. O'MEARA CO., 1347 Pa. av., Washington d. c.
Live Agents wanted everywhere. Sold by Druggists
Grocers Statoners. Hardware and general stores
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YESTERDAY letweeE aud C'C.OCs, pm. ho-Se
attached L. = la-Gy took frs lat while Stalking It
Tie Athletic park. ON Oil street, nctT northwest
ami ran away. AMI during itS cuuCS. r,I tI!O the
a:c@WHy q. EGu C on Sin street, near EoUl iafY.
Completely Ccin1iishing the busy. The horse
was u!injurtI
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WHITE bicycle shirts 81, Auerbach, 18th strcot.
!EKIscoF.c we glasses 81. Plain lenses, 80 cts
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PCLiCE CoTPT-,JnGGe S,,e77

To-day. Goo. AL m7 and Geo. Litchli"ld, colorad,
ARRAY: - Of . days each. Chas. Carson, jos.
Levsoi. loud and bOiSteTouS: - or 10 days. Geo.
JohnSon, co!orcd, profanity; - or days. Jas.
Adas coioreG, loud and bOistcious; s. OF - days.
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NorICE,-k"t, Kamnthy5, 1i9o Pl. az, take S0ne
DC. fire rhO:O wItd one thirteenth painted Tor -
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The WH1rE MoUSrA1S
HAMMOCK CHAIR

Differs from al the other stationary reclining Chairs
III that 1t is better, stronger and simpler adapted
the House, Lawn. Porch Camp, and is just chuck
iu & qnet comfort and blessed Is far superior
to te Hammock ill way, and can tie put up SO as
to he always IL the shade.
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FUssEIL's Ice CREAM slippeI anywhere out OF
town
RrF GORE CcRssrs, a5c gloves, s.. B.9.iEc2 "a
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No time should be lost if the stomach liver and bowels
are affected to adopt the remedy. HOSTETT Frs
STOMACH BITTEKS. Diseases of the organs named
beget 9th rs far serious and delay is therefore
hazardous. Dyspepsia, liver complaint chls and
fever early rheumatic twinges kidney weakness
bring serious bodily trouble if trifed with Lose no
time III using this effective and safe medicine.
Tor by all Druggists ana Dealers generally.
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