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An Alleged Tras:cs.Sent Assignment.
A VERDICT GIVEN N THE CIRCUIT COURT AGAINST


An ASSIGNEE
The Teplevtn suit III Rich Ct al aCt. Marshal
Henry in the Circuit Court. LU,!ge fI&sner. WIS
concluded yesterday by a Yer let 1Cr defend
ant Stra>berger made ASS ,n:n"nt to Rich for
the benefit OF certain creditors. Marshal Henry
levied under executions on the assigned stock OF
goods Rich r.pleyiei them from tit marshal and
sold Them at auction under tine assignment. The
IurN decided that the goals we've. rightly levied
uDon by the marshal. .,nd Judgment was given
aginsl Rich for tmeir vII,ic-over sJ.tGa The .io-
slSnII4rHt MAS .tjl2c..t hrilr fraudulent, and
the question wt~ submitted Ia The JIiry, who
turned verdict Tor The Defendant deciding hat
the assignment WIS cNrcUt"u with the intent OF
deiiallU!L- Strt>h-rgrr'~ creditors. NcSSTS v H.
Miller tnd y e. ir:,ley Tor the plaintiff. and
Nt-Sr>. Leon lODrinrr. James ". johnson and \.
Il. Duyall FOR the DEFENDANT
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DRY GOODS.
New DRrss Goops Fok SrRrso.

We HAVE OPENED OUR SPRING STOCK OF
DRESS GOODS. CONSISTING OF EVERYTHING
NEW IN SILK MOOIEN AND COTTON FAR
kICS. THEY HAVE BEEN BOUGHT CHEAP
AND WILL. BE SOLD Al THE LOWEST pOSsr
BILE PRICE COMPATIBLE WITH GOOD QUAIL
ITY
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NorH1sa NV UNDER THE Sun.

IN OTH1NG NEW UNDER Il HE DUN.
Although this old saying-as old the hills-often
proves true yet intend to convince you this week
that there is something under the and that
able to show you We have received direct from
Europe, and have counters the handsomest
and cheapest assortment of Fancy Baskets you
saw, and able to offer
and SOC.
Shopping Baskets at &c. lined and embroidered
worth 50c.
Rush Baskets at IS. 20 and sc.
Work Baskets i'll endless variety from 26c.
SATIN lined Work Baskets frou 49c.
Infant Baskets, plain with pocket lined and satin
lined, from soc.
Travelling Baskets in all styles. from ACC
PALM LEAF LUNCH AND TRAVELLING BASKETS.
Palm Leaf Baskets at 49c, worth 81
Palm Leaf Baskets at T9c, worth 81 as
talin Leaf Baskets at 99c.. worth 81. 30,
Palm Leaf Baskets at 81 20 worth 81.
Palm Leaf Baskets at so worth $3.50
These Baskets extra fine quality and dirt cheap
SCRAP AND OFFICE BASKETS.
Office Baskets at 49c, worth 75c
Office Baskets at re, worth 81
Fine Scrap Baskets at 99c., worth 81. So
Hanging Scrap Baskets for corne rs and Sides 49c
Coiored Scrap Baskets, gilt top sc
FLOWER BASKETS
Fine Flower Baskets at 1 20 3D. 3d. 49, 55c beautiful
in shape and lovely desivn
Market baskets, Clothes Baskets Fruit Baskets Toy
Baskets. Basket Wall Pockets. Willow RattleS. Willow
Carriages. Infants Willow Chairs Bird Nests &C. &c
Our new stock II Fine Baby Carriages of the celebrated
make of Mckee Harrington open for inspection
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at X Gold>ChmidS, sl2-1th ST NV: ]. ArrnStroaGs
laundry soap lbs. for 2Sc, sold elsewhere Tor as;
Rising sun stove polish cakes for eic soldia other
stores for 60c.: Turkish Bath soap II cakes Tor 2O
worth Tee: cherry wood hat raCkS. Din &c: i0pnS
&c: Browns fr.nCh shoe dressing. bottles Tor lar;
Army and Navy backing. boxes for loo wor
&c: rubber dressing combs Sc, s.. and l2C worth
from 10 10 25c: tooth brushes and loc.. worth 10
and 2OC-: knives and FORKS with cocoa handles
4.c.. worth 75c: better quality tac-, worth 81:
wooden bucket with 100 clothes pins. large scrub
bing brush and H. of laundry soap. Only 81:
china chamber sets 10 pieces. handsomely decura-
TED With moss roses and gold. Only ST.;
English china chamber sets 10. pcs, VITA
hlnc decorations s29a. worth $40 new
shape porcelain cups and sauc'rS Only '9c.
y liz: larger size oac.: combination deco
rated china dinner and tea set. l22 pieces sl259.
worth S22 - different styles Of decorated English
china tea sets. 81 pieces, only ~ -: extra large size,
hand painted french china fruit plates, onit lS'-,
nlnd painted china water pitchers 49,: larger size
bSC: covered white china heating dishes only aec-.
worth LIS. decorated English china cups and Sau-
Gers only So. y d.. worth 81: comh-case with
halr-hru>h. comb, htudmrrur. = cakes az soap and
WhisA broom, only 90. worth T5J. also great bar
gains III houstlurnlsiins goods OF every descrlT~
ton.
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Cashmere Royal"

Cashmere Royal"
BlACk SILKS. Cashmere Excelsior"
BLACK SILKS. 'tiuinet" aud other ,hoice brAndD a
less than The cost Of importation aud the cheapest silks
RHADAMES. Black and Colored . new invoice 70.
GrlNtd to-day These goods formerly sold st d IS
PflCe now reduced a.
S1kAH 81 -kS. BLACK aud Colors All the new shsdHs
at 81 yard " -
iull and complete assortment Of WOOL rABRrCe
III ali me new spring styles very lowest pY1on0
Don't fsil 10 see them before ing Your p,irchassS
j. A LUTTRELL CO.
hlhi2 sl7 Market spAoa
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LOCAL MENTION.
he ~ Gather
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER E,
WASHINGTON. II. c.. March I. ~ m \ m I

For the middle Atlantic states. slightly warmer
elo1dy and rainy weather. br1-E n hj.-h north
saStery winds. lower pressure followed tonight
AMI saturday morning by colder clearing weather
nOTthweotery " ini> ,snd Increasing pressure For
saturday i1lr weather l. Indicated for h eSt gu
south Atlantic anu middle 4tIaufi,. STATES tho.
ONO valley and Tennessee.
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ANTON FrsHrRs
Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment
No sos q street northwest
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.
ladies' and GsIltlemens Garments also. velvet onA
Plush Cloaks Grape Wells, Iaces Gloves ETC. sre po-
feetly cleaned by this Superior process
LADIES' EVENING DRESSES A SPECIALITY
(;eutfneiis Clothes Cleaned by this process will ma
lose their Original shape and grease spots 9uapantes&
TO be removed ehectuAlly Price sl6o aud eL7b pc
suit I'll
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Outrages by the Dog Catchers.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR
VIII you kindly allow me space in your columns
for protesting, in the OF that portion OF hu-
manity in whose makeup the quality Of mercy has
not been left out, against the brutality practised by
the dog catchers OF this city, and by the officers
having charge of them. Yesterday while walking
In the neighbOrhood OF 14th and streets nv at
tentlon was arrested by the loud and prolonged
Shr1ekS OF dog. who was being carried by the tail
and when at convenient distance from the official
wagon, was hurled into it with such violence that
the noise OF its fall could be heard at distance OF
100 feet An indignant gentleman threatened the
arrest OF the offender. who fearlessly pointed to
policeman in light wagon, who had authorized
the outrage. L. NJ. NJ.
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The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday. johnson agt. District OF Cohlmbia ap-
peal dismissed for failure to print
CIRCUIT COURT-J,tdge Hngner.
Yesterday, Rich agt. Henry; verdict for defend
ant
EQUITY COURT-Jtd0e MdcA rth'tr.
Yesterday, Green agt. FOrSberg: auditors report
confirmed. Wheeler agt. Beall: restraining order
issued, returnable March Is. Edwards agt. Ken
nedy: sale ratified nisi: terms of sale modified and
auditors report ratified nis
To-day, Hovey and Dole agt Mcdonald: with
drawal OF exhibit allowed on terms Steinacker
agt Munder sale ratified and reference to auditor
Phillips agt Walbridge; second reference to aud
1tor Nolan agt- Nolan testimony ordered taken.
POLICE COURT-Judge Smell.
To-day, William Lee, cOlored, was fined $50 for
carrying concealed weapons. He was arrested yes
terday In the grounds OF the Executive Mansion
when about to assault a colored man with a surgi-
cal knife Edward PiIlsbury, fast driving; 500
sonny Mack, colored. pleaded guilty to charge Of
and was sentenced to 30 days in Jail
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SPECIAL attention called 10 our elegant line O.
ladies anu gents nm hand-sewed shoes, the best
assortment Ia the District Hahn-s SIS 1fh street
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Will DE sold Tor tomorrow only AT NJ AugenSteinS,
81. 10 Sol eth II. s. - bird cages reduced Ia
bc; - sheets OF Colored white shelf paper. &c:
Nat iron and stand. lSr.: duStpin and brush lSc.;
decorated ,ea SETS 81 pieces. So. worth 500 gilt
band egg cups, l1c. y doz-: y d0L Huber wine glass
and fancy tray, gle; decorated CUspadores, sac,
worth Sl.2S, crystal glass water pitchers. l1c.:
larger size, 21c.: \ doZ ebony handle knives and
forks. iic; y doZ silver plated tea spoons and one
butter knife. iat.: nest Of ) sizes wooden SPICE
boxes. BE: broonS l4c.: maOlica baskets, l6.: l.
doz decorated cups and saucers and market has
ket. 53c maloilca spoon holders. 13c dt buckets,
Sc at. l3c.: qt leC-; Ut coffee pots lie; Qt
14c-: 4gt.. lie: Of. covered saucepaus Sc: 8 ut
lie; qt. lic: ct, lSc.; footed wash basins &C.
sold elsewhere at l5c.; champion tin -four selves.
Sc dishpans. TO- le IA, l.c piece; pudding pans. all
sizes and shapes, 4c., worth 2r.: pie plates for
To-. Examine prices on our immense stock OF baby
carriages trunks and vdlses before purchasing
elsewhere.
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q
IT rs WISE TO PROVIDE AGAINST FMERGEN
ces that are liable to arise In every family col
may be d dangerous thing not depending upon the
hand to combat it. In sudden attacks of cold
Group. asthma etc. Ayers Cherry Pectoral will prove
friend.
GEo. ANDREWS. ovERsEER IN THE LOWELL
" Carpet Corporation was for over twenty years be-
fore his removal to Lowell afflicted with salt rheum in
ts worst FORM Its alterations actually more
than half the surface Of bis body and limbs He was
entirely cured by Ayers Sarsapara see certicate in
Ayers Almanac Tor 1889 a3
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Suspected Poisoning of n Child.

A C4>I. NOW BEING INVESTIGATED Ely THE POLICE
To-Day \ w Clements. 4 cOlored man. who does
not I've with his vile. appeared at the district at
iofncEs Office. and male Known his suspicious
mat Ms >'h. james w Clements, chose funeral
look place "n Tu"-ity last had been poisoned
tlinelis was directed 10 police headquarters and
All officer Was esl.rtl u investigate he case Ac-
corning Ia Clements story, hi, wife has lived near
The corner OF Sth and X streets Srpa-
F%te nom him, for some time, having
taken up with IA man named James, amt some
months ago JAMES Insured the lives Of the emil
,ircil, aud finding that benefits would accrue for
nine months ..t pad due, ahead 10 cover that pc
rlrL IN child. Il boy Of i've wears OF :t.y,. was
taken Sl'n on Saturday last, and sunday Dr. b. r.
Adams WAS called III. and IT Is stated that he at
once pronounced the ease hopeless and gave the
oplfIlpn thti The chldS Illness was CAUSED by poi
son. Sn'.ttE evening br. e. H. PuryiS was called in
and fr5in. n" child dying, and then gave Il cert If
cfr l'st d'rt'n vas caused by cholera mOrbrs. The
FUNERAL TOOK place. as above stated, on Tuesday
amt the bbIE Wa placed III Il vault.
The coroner VII: Investigate The case.
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A Serie:ls ATfray.


A MAN ASSAULTED AND HIS SKULL THOUGHT TO BE
FRACTURED.
Charles Boswell one OF the sailors who was re-
Gently tried on the charge OF rObDing the dead
bodies which were picked up from the wreck Of the
'l;y OF Columbus and was acquitted, was In the
Police Court this morning accused OF an assault
Hnon Matthew ttuigIey. Assistant District Attorney
iEo:AaS SAID that hr mad made warrant for
simple assault IN order 10 hold the prisoner. He
Ihtn read Il certificate from DR.. Merriam stating
lntt MI QuicleY. who lives at No 81 G. street
northwest, l. Iii such condition from injuries III
1tt'i ny sadrp instrument that he Is unable To
i"tVe his bed With permission Of the court he
"gIil cni:ilgr the warrant to assault and battery
with intent IN Kill IL Is alleged that Quig.ey rents
& parton or MS house IL several girls, who are dis
CF'icFtV, tni whom he has tried ~ get rid or that
is~i H.ritt boswell and his brother John had been
!tN IL iiH- "n The girls ana rcIurned about half
lN>t h'li;' o'clock. They We're very diSOrierIy and
when Gui-l"y attempted TO quiet them he was as
-tUifc'i ~ the two brothers. He received a blow
winch cit Il cash about tive inches long on his
st.nt ant which probably frict irr1i his skull He
if0 also Il cut on his face, near the eye. Charles
boswell Vas @Frosjci, but John Boswell Is sill AT
Large. The cast Wa, continued indefinitely; bonds
SI.as
\ warrant was sworn out In the Police Court to-
utS charging Inln. alias slippery Boswell, with
assault and battery with intent to Kill.
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NJ. SILVERBERG & CO.,
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
3l2 SEVENTH ano 3l3 EIGHTH ST
milo Near PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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CITY ITEMS.
Almost Given Away To-uorrow ONLY

Don't waste precious time. Use Dr. Balls
Cough syrup ~ once Tor your Cough.
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Try SChOnbcrger.s celebrated sc. cigar,
the 18th Congress Special reduced rates 10 parties
buying by the box for Tomorrow only, at c. y.
SchOEberger'S, $685. Ia. ave n. W.
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The Luther Statue.
ON ITS WAY TO THIS COUNTRY-wHEN AND HOW
TIN DWELLING CEREMONIES WILL PROBABLY
TAME

on ITS WAY THIS COUSTRY-wHEN AND HOW
Thu DWELLING CEREMONIES WILL PROBABLY
TAME PLACE.
The i-utherstatre. which Is to be erected in front
OF the Memorial Lutheran church, fronting Thomas
statue. this city. l. expected TO arrive in Baltimore
the latter part OF this month. The colossal statue
which Is OF bronze, eleven and a half feet high is
being cast in Lauchamer. Germany. and the expec-
about the first OF this month. The Lloyd steam
Ship HE will transport II free OF cost and the Bal
TIM &c aud Ohio railroad Will bring ii to this city
Without transportation charges. \ miniature Of
this statue is on exhibition ia Ityneal'S window on
ath street The PEDESTAL which viii be fifteen feet
high and Of granite, viii be constructed by Mr..
J0uyenal. al this city.
II has been the desire of the Luther Statue
society 10 rnrcil the statue ON the 18th Of April
the anniversary OF the Diet Of Worms The pros
pect Is that IL viii not be done, owing to the delay
c;.ustd ny the bad weather, which prevented the
getting 81 the material for the pedestal ready and
III position the pedestal was to be- ready by the
lat OF May. but IL l. not probable that it viii be
until the latter part Of that month. The strong
probabilities noW are that the 2lSt OF May the five
hnnstrrdth anniversary OF the condemnation OF
NicNIl1e the forerunner of Luther, Will be the
tdS.
The exercises viii begin the evening preceding
the day Oi The unve1ling with platform meeting
ami probably hall dozen fifteen-mDues' speeches
from ministers representing the different sections
and schools OF the church In the morning befOr
TIE unwilling. there VIII be German meeting with
two addresses IN the mother Tongue. Al the uIl-
yelling exercises in the afternoon senator Conger
and Rev. DE- Norris Of Baltimore, have been in
Nifed To deliver addresses II Is expected that
There VIII b.' Il large attendance % representatives
OF The church from all sections OF the country.
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An Immense Assortment of the Latest
styles OF Baby Carriages
Will be sold at low prices, at r. GoldSchmids, s2
nth St NV
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81 breathed a song into the air. -
And the song from beginning 20 end
found again IL the iI,itrt Of ii friend"

CHOICE FURNITURE--Sp-ci4l attention is called
10 The sale advertised by M..,SrS Waiter r. VII
Hams Co.. auctioBeefs. announcing by catalogue
superb collection OF furniture ut The scott art
gallery, No. l4l9 New Ork avenue. The collection
Is worth seeing whether one wants 20 buy or not.
me articles are numerous and Roy bC pronounced
superior 10 any collection offered at public sale for
iols time, being products or the best manIlfsc-
uoreS Inc gallery viii b. open from a. H. L. .
p m Tor visitors 10 have chance To inspect the
goods 10 be sold.
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REAL Estate TRaSSFERS.-DeciS in fee have been
nief' &. follows: Kennedy SaHnJry To Lucy r. Co.
NE SUD 10, 81 ~: $500. Joseph LochboehIer 10
christian jrnha:n. part - NJ. 80: San Henry
%. IiarA 20 Julia 3 Clark. sub. lot Is. sd 40 Sitpt
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HAHNS, $50 9Th St, and 1922 Pa ave.
Ladies 9oc. Kid and Pebble Button AMI Laced
Ladies $i25 SOLID, worked hole button, In Foxed,
Kid or pebble.
Ladies' = % Unr,vaIled Kid and Goat Button. me-
dlin. pointed or Common Sense Toe, widths from
Gents $3.50 Button, Laced or Congress- plain or
Boy s. Is Calf Button. warranted
Misses 81 heeed or spring heel Kid and Pebble
Child's sc. heeled or spring heel Kid and Pebble
Button
Infants 35c. fine Kid and Goat Button, hand
sewed.
Try SchOnbcrger,s celebrated SC cigar
the 18th Congress Special reduced rates 10 parties
buying by the box Tor Tomorrow only, at c. \.
Schonberger's, 3,9k Ia. ave. n. W.
An Immense Assortment Of the Latest
Styles OF Baby Carriages
VIII be sold at low prices, at r. Goidschmids, SIP
9TH st. NV.
s3 Per Gallon. 75c. Or. Rottle. No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
1 MCGEEs, 9Th street, near d.
JohnsOn,s Rcstaurant.
18th and streets: The largest Hot Lunch Coun-
large saloon attached.
A pleasant fragrance prevails wherever "seal
Skin Cigars are smoked. The ladies pronounce
them ''lust splendid For sale everywhere.
Latest Styles Dress Rnprovers,
7S6 18th street northwest
The Four Aces Tor l0c at Schonbergers 359l5
Pa. ave n. w, are equal 10 some 81. cigars. sold by
other dealers.
ThOrntOu'S Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver OH with IypOphosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs. colds. consumption. impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take. Prescribed 10y Physicians. Sold by Drug
gtStS- Large bottles, SOC. Manufactured 10y w e.
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
Baltimore, Md. m,w,r
To Make n Salad
that Is certain to please all tastes you need only
Durkee'S Salad Dressing. Nothing equal To IL was
ever offered, and none so popular. IL is a superb
table sauce. 60
NaSaldine cures CatarTh. for y cts I'm
"AIGerney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning.
and delivered in half pound WARD" prints 50c per
pound Also, Cottage Cheese, Butter1nilk and
MILK, &c. per quart. Cream l5c. pint.
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DRr GooDs
TRUNNEL CLARK
No sll Market spsoe
Arc adding daily attractions In all departments Of
their large stock
Special bargains i'm Black and Colored SILKS
Also. SlKAH RHADAMES, SUMNER and OTTO
MAN SILKS
FRENCH COTTON GOODS in great variety
Also. many Novelties IN SPRING SlITINGS
IIfllns BLACK GOODS IN variety
Also. full line Of Courtauds Celebrated ENGLISH
CREPES, and wide CllEPEsS for Wells
large job Lot OF HOSIERY reduced to 30 cts Many
of these Goods sold a 62. and IS
bne heavy WHITE QUILTS reduced to n Tho
best value ia the market for the price
81 We cordially invite an examination of Stock
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GREArANpP 1rlvECLosrScSa1,

GREArANDP os1r1vECLosrsGSALE
TO CLOSE BUSINESS BY APRIL lsr
EVERYTHING AT COST
STUDY THESE PRICES:
Cousins fine Kid Button that So cost price 80 20
Cousins fine Kid and straight Goat hand sewed that
are sold at So, your choice now $3.50
Cousins Pebble Button hand sewed that sold at
$3.50. now 50 25.
All our ladies' fine Kid. straight Goat Pebble But
ton that have been 81 so and s3 81 and g. 20
Remember these are cost prices.
One lot misses fine Kid spring Heel that cost g.
now 81 SIS.
Burt's Low Shoes at % %, former price $3.50
ALI our Ladies and Mems Low Shoes for Summer
wear are now sale all marked down to actual cost
MEMS SHOES
Burts ne Calf Button. Lace and Congress, that hav
been sold for less than S. your choice at
$3.50 They the best goods made, and At this
price will sell quickly
All our other Mems and Boys Shoes marked down to
actual cost
We positively close April lst Store for rent and fix
lures for sale
Those in want Of Slippers should not miss this op-
portunity Remember name
SINSHEIMER i BRO,
feb12- lm&2w s06 18th street. between II and L
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ONE PRICE
". n. SINISTER q soma
BLACK SlLks

" B-THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST mhii
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CIR The BEST
THE CONCORD HARNEss-
THE CONCORD COLLAR
We have hand large stock OF the Celebrated CON-
CORD HARNESS" of Ill kinds and description.
at Lowest Prices.
n Coupe. Carriage, and Road Harness speciality.
LUTZ BRO,
~, Pennsylvania Avenue.
Adjoining National Hotel.
Truns and Sstchsls IN great variety At lowest pr1ceG
hl6
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S3 Per Gallon. s5C. Or. Bottle. No.
Rye Whisky, best In the world for the money
MCliEEs, 9Th street. near d.
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The court IN General Term held but few min
uteS session this morning. in which the case ~
johnson ast the District of Columbia was rein
stated
SPLENDID GLASSES, 81. National hotel eyesight
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FUkSfTCRE AT AUcrION.-The sale OF furniture
oeionging 10 q party leaving the city win be sold
within the auction rooms OF Walter Il. Williams a
Co., tomorrow morning at 10 ocl"cE-
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CLOTHING At AUCrTOS.-Nr. Downing Will SCI to-
MORROW, al his auction ROOM III - o'clock a iara.
ol oi :othlng OF hIa quality. This is a god
ch1ince TO oUy good goods " low figures.
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Fresh Alderney Butter. churnei every morning,
and delivered in half pound Ward" prints, 50c per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Butternilk and Sweet
MILK, &c. per quart, Cream l5c. pint.
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REMNANTS. REMsAsrsr
CLOSING SALE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
REMNANTS IN EVERY WIDTH AND ALL
STYLES OF RIBBONS
SPECIALLY FOR FANCY WORK
REMNANTS OF SILKS-REMNANTS OF SATINS-
REMNANTS OF VELvETS, AND REM
NANTS OF PLCSHES.
AT PRICES THAT YOU WILL BE PLEASED TO
BUY THEM