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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-04
Spirit Of the New York Press.

NEW YORK, April 9.--To.day's Sun
says: "a year ago it seemed tolerably
certain that the Democrats would elect
the next President Of the United States.
The prospect was good; 50 good that it
did not appear to need any improvement,
and yet people had never then heard of
the Morrison bill. Even in politics it is
frequently wise to let well enough alone"
THE TIMES.
The Times says; "Therc are not
great many Republicans in this State who
desire the nomination Of President Ar
thur, but they makcan imposing showing
for their numbers. They are nearly all Of
them working politicians. They are oX-
perienced, watchful, active, and OF late
bold. The opponents OF his nomination
are the greatest body of the Republican
voters throughout the State. They are
earnest, but not active. They believe
that with President Arthur as its candi-
date, the Republican party would lose
New York and lose the whole fight, but
they behave as though the whole business
were bore and a matter of Indifference
to them"
THE TRIBUNE.
The Tribune says; "Thcrc is a striking
contrast between the feeling in the ranks
of the two great parties in Pennsylvania.
The Democrats are sulicn and apparently
without hope. Their State Convention
meets in Allentown on next Wednesday.
1t now seems probable that Mr. Randall
will be Endorsed for the Presidency, and
that tariff plank similar to that adopted
by the Democrats Of Ohio will be ap-
proved. While such a plank will mean
nothing further than an expression Of
Democratic cowardiCe on the tariff qucS-
ton, the Endorsement of Randall will
prove that the Democrats of Pennsylvania
are not in sympathy with the party as
represented in Congress"
THE HERALD-IF
The Herdh says: "If clique of polit-
clans surrounding a leader feel sure that
they will hold the Democracy in the hOl-
low Of their hands if he is made President,
and know that they will be of small ac-
count if his chances perish, have they not
yet the hope Of providing political heir
| to those chances and counting upon the
| gratitude Of the hcirI If, for instance,
| they could ret Democratic Convention
| to nominate Mr.. Tildcn and wait for his
answer and if that answer should give,
| in Il whisper not too low to be heard at
| Chicago, the name of the man whom Mr..
| Tilden would like to see nominated, there
would be large openings for gratitude if
that man should happen to get the Office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-04-04
The Big Show Coming!
Howe Pullman ( CO 5
Shows g. Free Menagerie.
Cairo, ILL.,, Saturday April 5.
25c.-ADMISSI0N-26c.
~ Remember the Show Grounds are
near the Gas house.

On Saturday last the big show, Howe,
Pullman & Cos, gave to our citizens one OF
the best ring shows ever given in this city.
The company is composed of ladies and
gentlemen, and the contracting agent, Mr.
Harry Moore, is hustler. Success to you,
oae and ALL Herald, Feb. %, 1884, Nicks'
burg, Miss.
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Condensed EGcr!S.

street lamps will be lighted at 7:45 p m. and ex-
nnsUiSEet, at leo a. H.
Mr.. Charles hlotz, the wel-known restauratuer.
OF the west end, is preparing TO leave for visit to
Germany, and viii sail on the 18th inst.
The closing exercises or Mrs. McDOnalds and
Miss Ellis school, No. 1905 18th street. Will be held
next Monday and Tuesday, beginning at 10 In each
day. Monday all the essays. reciatiOnS, droieries,
&c, Will be in French Tuesday the English eXer-
cfseS VIII consist Of Rotations, essays and music
both vocal and instrumental. Distribution OF
medals by Prot E. < EriStOe, OF Columbian college,
teacher OF mathematics and natural sciences in the
school
tCOngregatiOnalch church on Monday evening there
Will be grand concert, given by the combined
classes OF the church choral union assisted by Miss
Ella Earle, OF New York, and Mr.. Warren S. Young
Prof. Jno. p. Lawrence and Rev. I. S. Wynko0p
VIII be the accompanies, and Mr. j. w. Robinson,
or New Castle, Pa, the conductor
j. Shillington sends the Young Ladies' Journal,
Demorest's Monthly and Frank LeslieS Popular
Monthly, all for July.
Drivers summer garden was opened for the sum-
mer last Monday 10 overlooking house, and
notwithstanding the severe rain storm during the
rest OF the week. large audiences have enjoyed the
splendid performances every evening An en-
urely new program is promised for next week.
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The Remaining Charge Against Frank
LamghtGn.

SPECIAL PLEA IN The INTgNr-To-KILL CASE
In the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie to-day,
Frank Langston, who was recently found not guilty
On the charge OF murder of James Spencer on the
18th Of March, appeared with Mr. II. E Davis, of his
counsel, and he was arraigned on a charge Of as
sault and battery with intent to Kill Dennis viii
iialas at the same time He filed special plea OF
former acquittal- This plea recftes that he
was tried and acquitted on June Sd on the
former Indictment, and that this charge relates
10 the same act. and the evidence on which this
Indictment can he sustained is the same that was
introduced al The former trial
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The .Iiner Normal school.

SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION TO THE
SCHOOL
The results OF the examinations held May 31st
and June 9Th for admission to the Miner normal
school have been made public. There were IS can
didates from the second and third-year pupils OF
the high school examined Out Of that number 16
Obtained percentage OF over 40, and We're admit
ted The fortunate candidates are Clara T. Chase,
Hattie V. Lee Sarah 4. Radcliffe, Erminie F. Shimm,
Mary Ross, Charity Heathman, Laura V. Jordan,
Eliza C. Davis, Bette f. HUdnell, Matte B. Cook,
Marcelina Brown, Emma T. Scott, Alice Wills, Al
yeTta Taylor, Jane Thomas and Jane Cox Eleven
out OF the sixteen ere graduates OF the coored high
school
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SILKS. SILKS. SILKS,
CHEAPEST SILKS 10 the UNITED STATES
COLORED SILKS, very best quality reduced from
sI50 to 75c.
FANCY SILKS reduced from SOC. to 37hc
SILKS! eILKSn sILKS!M
ID. 81. -. 81, 81, Is, 81 81, Is
CARRIERS. I'll MARxlr sPAoa
BLACK BROCADE SILK YELvETS. e.
NUNS YELLING! NUNS vEILINGi
Widest double width pure wool Cream. Pink. Blue and
Black, reduced to S115c.
BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINE, reauced
nom 81 to Sec -
NUNS YELLING tpure wool) 1885,
BLACK BROCADE SILKS. 7sc.
NUNS YELLING. pure wool Qace style) 25c
BLACK SATINS. so. COLORED SATINH 50
PLAID MUSLIN 12H reduced toa
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS As
STRING DRESS GOODS. silk and wool, reduced
nom 50c TO l6c.
BEAUTIFUL tLA1n DRESS GOODS. dll and wool
coLoRED SATIN MERv1IIEux. reduced from
els to 75c.
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS. reduced to Sc.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAwLS, pure wool, el5o
,s2 cARTEHa IA NAsxxz srAa1
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Alexandria Affairs,


POTOMAC STRyEr.-There is now some discussion
OF the location andrght Of way over Potomac street,
short street running into Wolfe street, between
Union and Lee streets. The lots over which this
street extends were sold by the town trustees on
the 9th OF May, 1863, at the first extension of the
town. Union street did not then exist, and the
street line was unbroken from Water NOW Leg
west to the river. At that sale, F. Flemming
bought the riverside lot on the north side of Wolfe
street, Phil Alexander the lot northeast corner Of
intermediate between these two. On the proper
ties of Hunter and Alexander, Potomac street was
was extended between the lots OF Flemming and
Hunter. 1t is complained now that adjoining own
eis are obstructing North Potomac street.
THE OLD LoDGE.-Alexandria Washington Lodge
OF Freemasons will install next week its new Off
GERS. These are: W. master, F. c. Corbett;
Wilmer Zimmerman; secretary. James s. Douglas
treasurer, John A. Field. This lodge is now more
than century old. Its first election Of officers
took place on the 21st of December, 1853.
STREET SPRINKLER.-AleXandria is to have
street sprinkler. The authorities have authorized
the superintendent of police to purchase one at
cost not to exceed $50, and the fire horses and
drivers will be put in use for laying the dust as
well as putting out fires, while the city Will con-
10 pump from the river and supply the sprinkler.
The sprinkling will be novelty, having been re-
sorted TO here only on one occasiOn-that Of pub
lie procession a few years ago.
REfoRTERs NoTEs.-Eyery warrant drawn on the
city treasurer is paid up to date, and the interest
will be ready for city bond holders on the list day
OF July, the day upon which it is due.-A horse
belonging to a colOrcd man, named VIM. Bland,
was drowned at Reeds dock yesterday, having
backed over into the river with acart.-A decision
In the telegraph case OF Havenner agt. the W., w.
and 0. railroad company Will be given by Judge
ship of the telegraph line from Alexandria to
Round Hill.-St. Johns cadet battalion, from this
place, reached Norfolk this morning route for
their camp at Virginia beach.-A new connec-
ting track has been made west OF the fish wharf
between the Virginia Midland railroad and the W.,
W. and o. railroad.
THEATER CoMIQUE-On account OF the incleNent
weather. the regular performance will be given in
the theater proper tonight instead Of the garden
IHE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. - THE WEEKLY
STAk VIII be sent postpaid to any address in the
United states or Canada until after the presidential
election for fifty cents. 1t is large eight-page
paper OF f1fty-SiX columns OF interesting reading
matter-political, miscellaneous, personal, news
ana gossip, etc. Send for sample copy.
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CUTICURA SOAP. an exquisite Skin Beautfer and
Toilet Requisite prepared from CIltcr is ndispeDsa
BILE III treating Skin Diseases Baby Humors Skin Blem
lshes. Rough, Chapped, Oily Skin. CUTICURA
REMEDIES absolutely pure and the only real Blood
Purifiers and Skin Beautifers
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CUTICURA RESOLVENT the new blood purifier
cleanses the blood and perspration of impurities and
poisonous elements and thus the cause while
CUT1CURA, the great Skin Cure, instantly allays
Itching and inflammation, clears the Skin and Scalp
heals Ulcers and Sores and restores the Hair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-14

SUMNER EE;Es-,Iust received my second ship
ment Of Rhine wines. which purchased white IN
Europe last yC,rT. Also. ell kinds OF California
wIEt--ZGlandel. Gutsdel. Burgundy, Mission, etc
Ana LIZ own weil-kno1.n berry. raspberry and
physicians. Get them at Chr. Xanders, No 911
9Th street northwest.
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LEGAL MENTION.
TssP Weather.

OFFICE OF TEE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. C., June Ia. 1851. 9-:sja- m.
FoI The middle Atlantic states, fair weather fG
northern portions, light rains. followed by fair
weather IN southern portions. northe3Steriy winds,
nearly stationary temperature in northern por-
tons. slight risH in southern portions The cool
the lake region and the Ohio valley. but the tenn
per0ture has risen slightly In the lake region and
the northern portion of the middle states. It has
also risen In the Missouri valley and extreme north
West The temperature Will rise slightly in the
m1i'iie Atlantic states on sunday with generally
TAR weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-14

Chas Houghton, esq, lawyer % State street Boston,
reports case of Salt Rheum under his observation for
ten years. which covered the PATIENTS body and limbs
and to which all known methods Of treatment had been
applied without benefit. which completely cured
solely by the CUTICURA REMEDIES leaving a clean and
healthy skin.
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NU tt URA NEEDLES,
THE GREAT SKIN CURES, BLOOD PURIFIERS
AND SKIN BEAUTIFIERS
POSITIVE CURE FOR EVERY FORM OF SKIN
AND BLOOD DISEASES. FROM PM
PIES To SCROFULA

DISFIGURING HUMORs. Itching and Burning Tor
lures Painful Eruptions, Salt Rheum Eczema Pso-
riass Scad Head Ifantile Birth Humors and every
form OF Itching Scaly Pimply, Scrofulous Inherited
contagious, and CoppcrColored Diseases of the Blood
Skin and Scalp with Loss of Har positively cured
by the CUTICURA REMEDIES
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

An,UseIneatS. &c, Tonight.
THEiTER CCIiQCE SUMNER GAEDEN- The Mas
cot
entertainment.
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F. H. Drake esq, Detroit, Mich suffered untold tor
lures from skin disease. which appeared his hands
head and face and nearly destroyed his eyes After the
most careful doctorng and consultation physicians
failed to relieve him he used the CUTICURA REMEDIES
aud was cured, and has remained SO to date.
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CITY ITEMS.

On account Of Rain the special sale
OF baby carriages will be continued on Mon-
day only at r GoldsChmids, S12-7th ST. u W., at
the following prices;
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Opp PANTS. PAEG.Iys. FiseroaD,s cor

WEATHER pocket altitude barometers- Hemp
ieEs, 10; IA. ave.
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TIE National Safe Deposit company, corner 18th
a2d New ORR avenue. receives trunks OF silver
ware, bonds and ali sorts OF valuable things on
special deposit for a moderate charge. See adver-
tls,e.nz nj.
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BETWEEN and O'Clock last evening Policeman
JaInes Ei.!ey fCui the letter box at the corner OF
lith and ! streets northwest open. lie removed
the contents-t,teen letteys-tO the letter box cor
EeT CT Rhode Island avenue and 14th street
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ALL-7TooL CAss. SUITS Ei5eman's, cor 7th and

Col SETS. collars and pair cuffs, pc, al
AuerbdCh& Bios, 6.3 Fem. ave.
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IMPORTANT To KSOw-That money and time are
saved hy buying YOUR lO{y-qUarter oxford ties aud
buttons at If"iibian.5 old stand, 402 18th street.
second door Above ID. LOOK Tor tie Cid woman IN
window.
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Chas. Eayre Hnkle Jersey City Heights n j. lad of
Twelve years. who eight years of Scabs
and Humors. and upon whom all known remedies and
cures were tried in vain completely cured by CUT1
CURA REMEDIES
Sold by all druggists. Price: CUTIcuRA Soc REso1-
VENT 81; SOAP. csc. POTTER DRUG AND CUEMI-
CAL CO., Boston. Mass.
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" je2
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TTFTEET ITsR9 OF steady use in house cleaning
attestS the popularity and value OF SapoIo.
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ROBEEEIEs are prevented by the timely precarl-
tiCn OF GePOsiting your loose yaluabeS with the
National SAFE Deposit company, corner 18th street
and New Urk avenue
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LANsBuRGH q BRO,
12o-x.s-z24 SEVENTH STREET.

New Spnrsa Goops
GAINS IN BLACK SILKS, SILK GRENanrHSS
Trench WOOL NOVELTIES IN CHOICE De.
SIGNS BLACK wQOLEE DRESS GOODS IN
Sill slIK AND LIStE' HOSE, LINEN sHfETINGs AMI
SSiff ~ ~ oiEENs, n1MASx TABLEcLoTIls And
svssm R0oE BRo CO.. Isas T strvss
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Also Parsons celebrated Refrigerators and Ice
chests VIII be offered at Manufacturers prices.
Persons wishing to secure one Of these rare bar
gains and have not the ready cash can do so by
paying small deposit and the article will be kept
until July 1sL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-14

Il FROST, As UsUAI.-Hahn's reliable shoe house,
S16 1h Street in order 10 facilitate their extensive
business. have introduced into their store the Con-
tineEtaI Cash-Car system. The usual and annoy
lIg delay in waiting your bundle and change is
thereby avoided
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MEXICAN HANHOCEs, full size, $50, at Auerbach
L BROS, G13 Penn. ave.
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nOU G Las s..
~ NINTH AND F STREETS.

This department think complete The stock is new
and fresh and return the money when price are not
One lot of fine FRENCH BALBRIGGAN. worth
3716c.. 25c. ~
One lot SOLID COLORs Full Regular, usual price
SG So1 we tr are re Offering i Three Pair for g.
MEMS HOSIERY il great variety. from the cheapest
TO the most expensive.
CORSETs
This department is second to none and embraces over
We sell Corset for ST. that brings readily al 40 to
Also - % S st.is THoMpsoN,s. "p. Dn"c Pr
a MILL ISaa ne TF e. BoST9N CoMFoR
NENTILATING CORSETS at S5c, 81 and I25
UNDERWEAR
This department. needs no advertising. We simply
Geslre to say: The garments our own make Emil
size Perfect shape and we refund money unsatisfac
tory III Price or otherwise.
JERSEYS.
We ask you to look only The Quality. Perfection Of
Fit, and the Prices-S1 80 up-will,we know please
Wewill notice other departments next week
DOUGLASS.
je13 b22-524-526 Ninth street
HoMGopArH1c
MEDICINES AND BOOKS
full supply in stock at
BOERICKE K TAFELS Pharmacy,
135 West Fayette street, Baltimore
Mail orders promptly attended to. my15-eo2st
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A New Milky Way.
The following cablegram VIII explain itself:

A New Milky Way.
The following cablegram VIII explain Itself:
LONDON, ENGLAND, 9:35 a. m, June IA
Frank Ward, Washington, d. c.:
MIX and cream sweet and delicious as when
started All hands WELL and delighted with success
ful experiment. Miss Ober. Marie Stone, McDon-
add Forester Hubbard, Hale Hunter, Chllds, Hall,
(of Boston Ideals3
Clark's o. n. II. Spool Cotton.
Spools for CSC, at Auerbach's, 18th and II.
The Finest MayOnaise Dressing
Tor all kinds OF salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes,
picked salmon, cabbage, ETC., is Durkees Salad
dressing. 1t is, besides, more economical than
homemade.
On account Of rain. the special sale OF ex-
traOrdlnary bargains advertised in Friday even
lng'S STAR Will be continued On Monday only at X.
GOldSchm1dS, S12- 18th ST. d. W.
Heart Pains.
Palpitation, DropSical Swellings Dizziness, Indi-
gest1on, Headache, SleeplessnesS cured by Wells
Health ReneWer."
Cold Milwaukee Beer.
Served in old English stone mugs, at JoHSSoN's, 40
9Th street northwest.
Extra Silk Laces Given
with all Bicycle Shirts at Auerbachs, 18th and H. 60
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Harms CLEARING SAFE OF misses and boys low
shoes aud slippers at prices which must sell them
el6 1th street and 1892 Pennsylvania avenue.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
ericsson SPRINGS
OPENS JUNE 25rH 1884
1t is located the tahleland the top the Ale
sheny Mountains. and surrounded by hand Il !, Z
some park OF magnificent forest trees WA
The grounds cover of 500 acres Its A In Il
accessibility pure air water freedom Inaaria
lies mosquitoes and insects of all kinds render il one
OF the most desirable resorts in the United States
farior and sleeping through from all prori
nent points without change, the best constructed
equipped and managed railroad in the world.
special lowrste round trip ticket good the sea-
son. with coupon attached good for days board
the Mountain House. which will be credited account
Of guests viii be sold by the Pennsylvania Railroad
from all principal points.
For circulars and terms address
W r. DUNHAM. Superintendent
The celebrated Logan House. Altoona Pa, is also
under Mr.. Dunham's management. myl0.s tn tn 26t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-14

THEATER CoMIQUE.-On account OF the inclerNent
weather. the regular performance will be given in
the theater proper tonight, instead Of the garden
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-14

RUrnctt's Cocaine.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR DRESSING.
It Kills dandrun, alays irritation, and promote
q vigorous growth of the Hair.
B%nettis Flavoring Extracts are invariably &C
knowiedged the pureSt and best.
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Cushing Process Liquors for Medicinal
gists JAS F. MCGEE, sole agent 404 n til, In
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the lake region and the Ohio valley. but the tenn
peroture has risen slightly In the lake region and
the northern portion of the middle states. It has
also risen In the Missouri valley and extreme north
west The temperature Will rise slightly in the
mi,ifIe Atlantic states on sunday with generally
tair weather.
TIE National safe Dpnosit company, corner 18th
aGi New York avenue, receives trunks OF silver
ware. bonds and ali sorts Of valuable things on
specii! deposit Tor moderate charge. See adver-
tlse.n-nt.
WEATHER pocket altitude barometers. Hemp
leE s, 453 IA. ave.
ODD PANTS, PAEGArSs. Eisernans, cor. 18th and E.
TTFTzsv WARS OF steady use in house cleaning
attests the popularity ana value OF sapolio
Col SETS. collars and pair cuffs, &c, at
Auerblch% Bros, 623 Fem. ave.
Atwood CAss. SUITS. Ei5emans, cor. 7th ana E
INroRTAST To KNow-That money and time are
saved hy buying YOUR lOw-qUarter oxford ties aud
buttons at H"ibianS old stand, 402 18th street,
second door above d. LOOK Tor tie Cid woman III
window.
SUMNER WE;Es.-,Tust received my second ship
nent OF Rhine wines. which purchased while In
EuFoI" last year Also. ell kinds OF California
wlEt--ZtGlandel. Gutsdel. Burgundy, Mission, etc.
Ana Ky own wt.--knov,n blackberry, raspberry and
pure rrtive wine, which is highly recommended By
physicians. Get them at Chr. Xander's, No 81
sth street northwest
BETWEEN C and O'Clock last evening Policeman
JaneS Eei.!ey fCUd the letter box at the OF
1ith and streets mort Invest open. lie removed
The cnutentS-itecn lrtterS-tO the letter box cor
EeT CT Rhode Island avenue and 14th street.
RoBEEEIEs are prevented by the timely precau-
ten OF GepOsiting your loose yaluabieS with the
National SAFE Deposit company, corner 18th street
anu New Or< avenue
MEXICAN HANAOCES, full size, $50, at Auerbach
L Bros, G@3 Penn ave.
II FRoST, As UsUAI--Hahns reliable shoe house,
SIC 1th Street. in order 10 facilitate their extensive
business. have Introduced into their store the Con-
tneEtal Cash-car system. The usual and annoy
liig delay in waiting iOr your bundle and change is
thereby avoided.
Harms CLEARING SAFE OF misses and boys low
shoes and slippers at prices which must sell them.
SiG tth street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue.
ENGLISH SEEKSUCKER PANTS, Il. EiseInaH's cor.
sth and L.
FIQUE ScARFs, Tor &c, at Auerbach Bros, saa
Penn. ave.
GREAT BARGAiHS In shoes. Assignee's sale
Profits Old stand. 42e 'th street northwest.
LIGHTNING RoDs practically put M. ]. H. Kuehling.
Blue SERGE SUITS, 50 Eisenan's, cor. 7th and E.
MEMS AND RoYs' fine white straw hats 5Oc, at
AueTGaCh q BIO Go Fem. ave.
TIE National SaIe Deposit company, corner 18th
ani New OH avenue; office hours a. L. TO D. III.
t2ll and INSPECT the vaults.
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THE KENsINGTo sARAroGAAk
l. SPRINGS y. Y.-This beautifully located WAN
and first-cass hotel will commence its third l,Ixl
season NE 18th Being few hundred feet from the
thoroughfare on Union ayenuethe finest drive in
toSa-and overlooking Congress Park makes escisy
desirable for families. JAMES II. RODGERS Owner
and Proprietor also Pror'r Coleman House, New York.
and Erie Railway Dining Hall. HornellsNille. NY.
mN2l- I'm
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ESGLfsH sEEESUcKEK PANTS, Il. Eiseman's, COZ
18th and L.
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121ec-, worth 2oc. Victoria LAWN at l21fc nearly
yard wide; this is the usual 2o-cent quality. India
LINEN at 1259c, l5c, 1Sc .20c and Csc. ] case
Zines quality Gray BEIGE, 621scts.: worth 90c I
case q inches wide finest Black and White PLAID.
l5cts reduced from 631ects 30 cases LAWNS. all Of
this seasons styles. GINGHAMS in endless variety.
much below former prices.