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hss" s:rsEis=s@ s4oi Carriers.
Co. len Oh lEti.-p WITH! 49, .UITISG AID TuREA
E%IStf SuN-USi1SI~TS

60 ZEN Oh lE'ip WITH !UITISli AND THREAT
ENISti SuN-USiDSIsTS
tese HarTis Z member OF the IIOl-carricr,' union
W. uI' oi tie Ch.r5re OF a,Saultins a non-union
boz carrier named Inward M0ulton. The fracas.
W! occurred last light, at about O'clock seems
10 nave grown out ri the present strike and an
alleged attempt On the part af union to induce
Monitor 20 stO? WORK. 'Ol!tOn claims that Harris
sSi.gh HIN on t1a head viin some Implement in
HfIii- i..iii;ui wound Harris set mp an aiibi,
ana Ss0Ee several Wines To the effect that he.
WIS MOI present at the ARRAY.
i'r G"orse anderson testified rs to NOulton,s
wounds Ca the head and har. The latter resulted
Ia Tie fracture O1 bpne.
Mt the suggestion OF Prosecuting Attorney
liC'iias the case was continued until next Friday
Ecoert Fields. another union hnd carrier was
eh4rEsd with threatening Moulron'S life Officer
cunningham testified that h" went To the building
corner OF 18th and X streets yesterday morning.
anu hii In frame aalnty. About ten O'Clock about
= or ~ iiod carriers came To the building and the
dCie:;ti!t threatened To Kill MOutOn il he did not
stop work witness put Fields under arrest ana
Whlie on the way to the station the prisoner re-
heWed his threats, and said that the union had
plenty Of honey and would get him out
Noulton testified that Fields threatened to XIII
him "
The defendant denied making threats, and was
sustained ty the testimony of George Fields
The court said "iliIS Is a free country and every
man mas hight 70 exercise his right OF freedom
anu WORK Tor what he pl"aSeS. Any ATTEMPT TO
interfere with man while exercising such right
Wol.i DC checked by the court. The, defendant Is
Required to give bonds in the sum OF $500 in default
To stand committed ior SIX months
Thomas Il CdCr and Henson Ferry two more col
ortf union bod carriers. were charged with assault
HI hon-t1i"n carrier named Henson NacNaIl
VINO testified that Ee was going home Yesterday
evening" au Wi.cn he turned in Washington - rect
n 1iet Perry AMI i5tc'I"T. The latter asked Are
you -Viit- 10 Ncih tomorrow" and witness an
s5:elt II y e., when l.. gicf s;,ld "You went 20
lp-fEoff"". AMI struck witness in the baci. OF the
i' with 9iiItthiI.[ lrl. aIi Knocked him TO The.
ground W4ien q WornGn ItIlItd TowlcS screamed
"Hiur.,.r.r
Eat, ToT!cs, ro'orni testified that she saw the
assault, a. ,iid other Witnesses
ktnitr Was fined $50 and Perry was nut under
MS .y-.L-ILL hLl.tS. Al LnIl.ll MlS un;eI
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JOHN wESLEX.S FOLLOWERS.
The VI. e. Conference ut Nckendres
Church.

AN ATTEMPT TO REMOVE THE EPISCOPAL RESIDENCE
FROM WASHINGTON TO BALTIMORE pEFEATEp-sES
sIoNs OF THE CONFERENCE LAST EVENING AND TO-
pAf-REPoRTs ADoFTED-MEMoRIAL ADDRESS, ETC,
ETC.
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Big Oysters.

fish. game &C. and the largest hot lunch bar in the
city. Also, wines and cigars. oysters speciality.
Lifetime experience. JOhnSonS famous growing
northwest,
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DECORATIVE AIT NEEpLEvuEK.-SpoclaI sale Of
eInbroi "r@S. n.-~iuEia- Monday. for 0,c week. of
finished AID commenced pieces and runto tirito
"oTA, at greatly T"'tl.z a prices. IN opportunity
worthy OF attention. ~. i. BRUCE i Co.
A. gth street northwest
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a. gth strtet northwest.

WINES.-If Won are III uyc,i OF any wines before
hHElJg c!~tf. tfTc SAL All Sc some If the 1ine
htit " Ines. tE,feiS, California Wines and Hy own
N'ii-hhoFTn Native Wine 1T Chr. A4uJtT's, No 81
IN sIr.nL n. ".
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bYSTERs, terrapins. fish. &c. GaGies- saloOny at
corner 18th aId streets northwest.
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CATHEKtNEN. LATGEIIS anu j,"r husband. James
T. LIU-u nav. iad o. Mr. G. r Ifa,Tf.tn:, . Ttf;
'lI'S J'in'-- H. Rollins and others, pTd.in.- for
partition "i io; B. In py"r5 SUB iiy-.oa Of sliart
sei am ii[ t,ie IrIr5 Of the lat Washington RoI-
Ais. or e'.'s tie ss,.le sad equitable DIV oiOn
OF Int rrJcsa eds.
At A NC'.r1N.i ol CtrroI Branch 10. 22t. Catho-
II Knights ~ A,HiTe5. itst c,cIlUG. suitable
Irs|iuli"nS res. cling jGc death u CnlS j.
De-uUncJ were ,..i.EF-d.
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The name is comparatively new, but the disease
Is as old as sin itself 1t is condition of the
throat something like Group, only worse, because
1t attacks the sufferer with such rapidty and In
such way as to stop the air passages. The
throat is violently tniamed and a tough mem
orane, like leather. is very rapidly formed. Perry
dphtheria 1t acts so promptly. and efficiently,
that no family can afford to be without it. 60
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LOCAL MENTION.
ghe Weather.

OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, -. e.. March II. leSi 10 am
FoF ue middle Atlantic states. warmer threaten
M We dtJr. followed by rain brisk To high south
Z ,5 fiS. VF"TiH- To SUunwcSterIy winds, RAPIDLY
DIMINISHING pressure. Warmer rainy. followed by
COLI clearing weather, with brisk and high south
westerly Winds, veeTng 10 nOrthwcsteriy, Is indt-
Gated Tor the middle Atlantic states ON Wednesday
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Interrupted Sase burglary.
EoEFERs IN THY C0HcoKAN rrMDIyG.

An attempt was made last night To fierce an en-
tT;iic into the safe In the Office OF Mr. John Bull
T. The CCTcoTan building. Tie bUrrIArs o,iu.,,
lh".r way into the office br means OF IA false kev.
they Then bored a hpe abGvt a half inch in Diane
!: through III" upGg! ttt hand corner OF the c,,:n-
ithttoa toc.. o. the sale. but AZ this point NJ their
pro- eii9 icy Wci. 1tTarCutly frightened away
IL theI attempted nothing more. They lrlt tie
room IN d-aIt!er. bat nothing na> brrl found mis-
slbg liz les. key 100000 N Tic l,.La. door
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FINHE ENEMIES OF THE MUTUAL. RESERVE
Il FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION having for a wear err
cuate their falsehoods throughout the country it has
Iesteu III cur members converting in their respective
and appointing committees attend the an
nna meeting OF the Association for the purpose of in
VestlgIt1ly Tor themselves the truth alSy these
charles and the actual condition of the of the
Asocialo AS result the Association. we'll as tic
management. have received unqualified and s,nani-
nous endorsement by every committee.
Extract from the report of the Buffalo committee.
With every facility for detecting fraud
crookedness indication thereof
was found. If the company is not in a healthy pros
ferrous condition. dealing Justly with it's members and
tive and facts unreliable" f
Extract from the report Of the Baltimore committee.
From every inquiry made all the inyestixa
non gwen to tine matter and from their personal olrer
citation is entirely worthy of entire confidence of It's
members: 1t Is truly mutual association where each
member forms COMPONENT pant and is powerful fac
tor TO do good or HARM" Office No 1909 II street.
febA I.SkNIGHr General s.,a.,t
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BEAUTIFUL DREss Goops,
SILK AND WOOL,
New Colors New Shades, only %, (real value 5O)
CARRIERS, III MARKET SPACE.

SILKS, SILKS, SILKS,
FANCY SILKS. 3716. COLORED SILKS, so.
HANDSOME BROCADE BLACK SILKS. IS.
SILK AND WOOL CHECK DRESS GOODS timita-
ton OF pure silk. 3I19.
RiDZINERE COIORED SILKS Superior quality,
only 81. special bargain.
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING ~ wide, best
quality. %.
Our 1928 BLACK SILKS reduced, 81.
Our $50 BLACK SILKS reduced, 1926
Our Sl.7j BLACK SILKS reduced 81 so.
NUNS VEILINGS. pure wool, wide double width
Pink Cream, BllIr. Black-37]n.
BLACK BROCADE PURE SILK GRENADINE lac
tual value Sl.25), only rs.
COLoiif-b SILKS (worth 81 reduced to IS
REMNAE l., OF SILKS at less than cost from to
10 yard lon. tins.
BLEACEtD TABLE DAMASK, pure linen, Slightly
soiicd), worth -. reduced so
BLACK SILK MERVILEUX Especial bargain at
Sl25] reduced to 81.
COLOEED SATINS, so. BLACK SATINS so.
mill CARTER'S iii MARKET SPACE
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THE fine photos Oi Net, kemethy's. flG9 Pa ave.
continue 10 Oe - per doz., with a thirteenth
painted.
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tee which he was requested to appoint to take
charge of the seminary enterprise, as follows:-J.
F: Goucher, l. T. Morgan, j. B. Van Meter J. A.
McCauiey, A. NJ. Courtenay, l. F. Morgan, c. W.
Baldwin. J. J. G. Webster. X. W. Black, A. a.
Ames, D. H. Carroll. c. II. Richardson, E. II. Hunt,
b. f. Farley, W; j. Hooper, r. F. Partlet, G. II.
Hooper, C. E. Hill. n. NJ. Smith, s. S Henkle Orrin
Hutchinson, G. S. Grade and P. S. Hill.
$10.s00 FOR THE SEMINARY.
DIR Van Meter spoke OF the Importance Of securing
the success OF this enterprise and suggested that
subscription be started at once among the men,
bers of the conference. This suggestion was
warmly received, and the interest was increased
when Rev. John F. Goucher. the donor OF the site
and said that he would be obliged If the sec
Rotary would put down his name for 81, 500
This was received with applause, and Rev. Dr.
gave $500: The subscription then followed rapidly.
Rev. C.. ii. Richardson subscribed $780, Chas Smith,
500; A. ": Rudsll $780, W. F. speake 500; Ida N.
800; Thos. Myers, 500; anonymous, $3.50; Bishop
Andrews, 500; X. w. Black, SEQ; W. E. Curley.
slOo The list of amounts then along from $50 to
s25 and SEQ many OF the ministers pledging to
give certain amount each year for five years.
The secretary announced that the subscriptions
footed up 70 total OF 500; which announcement
was received with applause.
a motion was made that as Rev. Thos Myers was
about TO complete his nftieth year OF active pas
toral service that he be requested to preach at the
session i'll 1885 senh-centennlal sermon. This
was adopted.
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK.
Inc report Oh Ine committee On sunday school
work reported that the sales of the publications
had been small during the year. They urged
greater interest on the part of the members OF the
conference.
\ motion, recommending that Sunday school lit
erature be furnished 10 poor churches at Eaf-price
was raerred to the delegates to the general con-
ference.
ADJOURNED TO 7:30 P. NJ.
The hour to which the conference should adjourn
gave rise TO long debate. Finally. after several
had t.l-n b,-n tI4-a
decided to adjourn the conference until 7:3O this
evening.
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10 Buy DRY GooDs AND CARPETS
AT COST,
ONLY THIRTY DAYS MORE
NO GOODS CHANGED AT PRESENT PRICES.
"a Wide SHEETING COTTON 1s cents
eros GRAIN BLACK SILK, 95 cents
LADIES' MERINO VESTS. 25 cents
SPRING DRESS GOODS. I2L cts
AlI.-WOOI. BLACK CASIIMERES. &c cts.
CREAM DAMASK TABLE LINENS, 1S cts
BRIDAL CROCHET QUILTS 90 Cts.
COIORED DRESS SILKS, rs cts
MEMS MEEINO WOOL. SHIRTS 81 cts
SIMPSON s BEST CAIICOES, ) cts
AII-WOOL CLOTH. % cts. yd.
loo PAKASOIS at Half Price.
FEATHER PROOF BED TICKING Is cts
HEAVY INGRAM CARPETS, 81 cts
WAMSUTTA COTTON s cts.
BRDCADE SILKS so cts.
REINFORCED USLAI NDRIED SHIRTS. 80 cts
A.L-WDOL DRESS GOODS. % cts
LADIES' CLOTH III all Colors
BEST TWOPIY CARPET. - cts
81 MINER SILKS. 50 cts. 40 cts, As cts
CHI! D!tEN'S BRITISH HOSE no seams Is eta
GENTS BRITISH SOCKS no seams II cts
~ INCHES LONG ALL LINEN TOWEL, II cts
FLOOR OiIClOTHS, all widths.
9. NJ. TOWSON.
milo GIG Pennsylvania Avenue tsouth sile)
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Coughs and Colds. Those who are suffering
from coughs, Colds, Sore Throat. etc, should try
Browns Bronchial Troches Sold only in boxes. 60
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READ sinshe!mer's advertisement
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For All Nervou. troubles.

"BensOn's Capcine Porous Plasters relieved my
sclat1ca"-Congressman Guenther, Of Wisconsin.
25c.
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ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-National hotel eyesight store.
FREE. FHEE::::-Et,,,i IoIuston's special notice.
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CITY ITEMS.
What is Diphtheria1

CeteWayO
is gentle savage and plays the flute he also uses
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup for cough.
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The Case OF Minor.
A DECISION EXPECTED NEXT MONDAY.
To-day In the Court in General Term, the argu-
mentS In the case OF Frank Minor, cOlored, under
sentence OF death at the jail for wife murder, were
concluded. and the court held the case under
Amusement. decision is expected on Monday.
Swindied by ii Confidence Man.
c. F. HEDBEEG, OF NEW YORK, vICTIMIzED ON A
&. & o. TRAIN.
c. F. HedDe-g. from New York, on his way to
Macon, Ga, was victimized by confidence oper-
atOr on the B. d o. train which arrived here at $50
last evening. He says that shortly after leaving
New York yesterday afternoon an elderly man, with
gray beard and Well-dreSSed, took a seat beside
him and they engaged in conversation. By the
time they entered the suburbs OF Philadelphia he
mad every confidence in the stranger Then the
stranger pretended to have no change, and, re-
marking that he owed the baggage-maSter some
money, he asked Mr. IIedbeiy to change 500 bill
Mr.. Hcdberg counted out $100 in small bills, and,
looking at the note Offered and seeing the large
"C' and 100 on the corners, placed 1t in his
pocket. After the departure OF the stranger, who
he never saw again. he examined the 500 bill. which
turned out to be a Centaur linaMent advertising
circular.
WILLARD HALI.-A French dramatic entertain
ment VIII be given this evening by the Cercle DIES
frtclcGse> RidiculeS for the benefit OF the flood
sufferers
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WE ANSWER

That we import orr Teas and Coffees buy our
Sugars III Sob barrel lots and satisfied with a small
Iroh We are determined to sell the goods at tie
lowest prices. ~
WE GUARANTEE OUR GOODS STRICTLY PURE.
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EAnLEs' ART GALLERIES.
SIG CHESTNUT STREET
GIFFORD'S RIVER BANKn
NEW ETCHING, "A QUIET Spots
EgUsEMAN VAN ELTEN
EARLY WINTER" HENRY FARRER,
And other fine new
EICHlNGS AND ENGRAVINGS
Fer bridal gifts and home decoration.
PAINTINGS, MIRRORS
pxor,.,,r,, ,,,,,,, ALL THE ROGERS GROUPS
TRANSPARENCIES &c, &C
JAMES S. EARLE l. SONS,
NO SIC CHESTNUT STREET,
ta?i-eui,a PHf1Aprrp--,A
NJ CUNNINGHAM. NATTER" HAS JUST I.t.-
AVE- oeiNel the SPRING STYLE BLOCK. Silk Hats
made 70 order GA styles ,.mot,eLei slI street
ncr,Hwest teLS
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Gcntlemcn's JeWelry.
old filed chains and charms, Prigg'S.
Listen.

90
Listen.
pleasant fragrance prevails wherever "Seal
SKIN Cigars are smoked The ladies pronounce
them '1ust SPLENDID" For sale everywhere.
Durlkee's Salad Pressing is the best thing
OF the kind ever sold. With it superb salad Of any
KIND can be made without delay Or trouble. 1t is
also one of the best sauces for cold meats, ETC.
The Dudes Conversation.
1st Dude..Aw! what ciga'wette' do you smoke?
III Dude.-NOne bat the ali! Straight Web, as
thwink It is decidedly the best out, and is made Of
all. the finest tobacco. ivy one.
NSl DUDE tries One)
Cd Dude continuing -'Ow do YOU like it?
,oio Dude a 1t Is ah puff pun perfectly de,
hcious ana IS far ahead Of all others. Where can
"a Dude.-Anywhere
Rurnctt's Cocaine
PROMOTES THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR,
And renders it dark and glossy. 1t holds. in a
nqthd form, large proportion OF deodOrfZed
SoCoANCT OIL prepared expressly Tor this pur-
pose NO Gther conpo.d possesses the peculiar
d1tlons OF the human hair.
1t is more economical to buy Durkees Salad
Dressing than it IS to make dressing. Besides
this 1t is made of better materials than you buy
at the stores. Everybody likesit. Try it. co
Lundborg's Perfume, Edenla- 60
lundborg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose. go
Lundbors's Perfume, Alpine Violet. co
Lundbors's Perfume, Lily OF the Valley 60
j. MI. LarOquc's E;Iixer of Calisaya
Bark
Has. for more than half century. been in use by
ali classes of people, and ndorsed by eminent ply
sic1ans as the best tonic and invigoratOr eXtant.
The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find it
to give new life, yigor and happiness. Particu-
larry lady'S medicine 81 bottle. Sold by drug
gists: W. f. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets, Baltimore. Md. tu,th,S-6m
NasaidiNc cures Catarrh, for 25 cts I'm
"AIherney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered In half-pound "Ward" prints, Soc per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese Butter1nilk and Sweet
MIX. SC
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LUTTRELL'S'
SPLENDID BARGAINS
BLACK SILES
From ~ Cents W.
OUR DOLLAR SI1kS
Reduced to IS Cents. in all colors
SJRtH SILKS,
.,,,, In all The New Spri@S Coors. very cheap
SPRING NuEELlI les IN WOOL FABRICS. New
Shades. Our New SPRING DRESS GOODS all wool
at % cents, cannot Ice SURPASSED.
q l. L s.
Our 9c Qlii is equal to those usually sold at
ilendd Quilt Tor S125.
j. A. LUTTRELL & co.
mia 81 Market SPACE.
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ADJUSTMENTS

FoRD's. YOUNG MRS. WINTHROP.
DECIDED SUCCESS.
THE MADISON SQUARE THEATER co.
IN THE CHARMING SOCIETY DRAMA
YOUNG MRS. WINTHROP,
With Star Cast
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
SOUVENIR MATINEE WEDNESDAY,
SOUVENIR MATINEE WEDNESDAY,
SOUVENIR MATINEE WEDNESDAY
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY.
MONDAY. MARCH II
MR. JOHN STETSON'S CONFUSION CO
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NAsu1ScroS B,.ANcu
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
AS NINTH STREET n. W.

THE QUESTION ASKED BY THE PUBLIC:
How can they sell the finest GRADES Teas Coffees
and Sugars Il. such taEuloUsly low Prices?
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EDUCATIONAL.

NEAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE FOR BOTH SEXES
1V1 COncOrdville Pa % miles from Broad street
ton Pila Best professors thorough of study
lessons i'll surveying and civil engneerng superior
sructon in music; tind and backward pupils privately
tutored carefully arranged department for little boys
$50 to $50 session of Is weeks: highly recommended
by patrons j. SHORTLIDGE, AN, Prin. febl3- I'm
HINHE BERIITZ SCHOOL OLE IANGI1AGEa
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II INCOLN HALL FRIDAY. MARCH 2Isr
IL GRAND SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT.
The PEABODY ORCHESTRA Asger Hamerik Dire
tor. Prof Carl Faeten. Pianist. Beethoven fla
gianoconcerto. Berlioz Overture Liszt piano solos
Rubinstein Oceon SYMPHONY. Admission. 81. IS. Re
served sets, S1.0. Seats reserved before Monday,
March IT, One Dollar ct Metzerott Co.'S. mhIl-4t'
DRACTICAL LESSON IN COOKERY. 1923
4 street WEDNESDAY. March IL at y. H. Chicken
Croquettes. Custard Soufte. Creamy Sauce. Adns
sion, 25c. It,
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1t rs more economical to buy Durkee'S Salad
Dressing than it IS to make dressing Besides
TINS II Is made of better materials than you can buy
at the stores. Everybody likeSit Try 1t. co
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The baltimore NJ. E. conference met again at Nc
hendree church, at three o'clock yesterday in pur-
suance to adjournment. In the absence OF Bishop
Andrews, who was engaged elsewhere, Rev. DR..
Lanahan presided
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A pleasant fragrance prevails wherever "Seal
SKIN cigars are smoked. The ladies pronounce
them "1ust SPLENDID" For sale everywhere.
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DEY GooDs
TRUNNEL & CLARK.
No. s11 Market Space.
Are adding daily attractions in all departments Of
their large stock.
Special Bargains in Black and Colcred SILKS
Also. SCkAH. RHADAMES SUMNER and OTTO
MAN SILKS
FRENCH COTTON GOODS in great variety
Also, many Novelties in ncw SPRING SUIrINGS
Iupins BLACK GOODS IN great variety.
Also. full line OF Cotrtaud's Celebrated ENGLISH
CREPES. and wide CREIlS for Wells
A large job Lotof HOSIERY reduced to so cts Many
OF these Goods sold at 621 and 10
One case heavy WHITE QUILTS reduced TO 81 The
best value in the market Tor the price.
"a We cordially invite examination of Stock.
ONE PRICE ONLY
mars TRCNNEI 4 CLARE
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ROASTED CoFFEE--E. lowering Co, OF Baltt-
more. are furnishing families IN Washington with
sample OF their famous pure. good coffee. They
ask houSekeepers not 10 take their word for It, but
10 try LereringS coffee Tor themselves and to SEA IL
IL does not possess merits Rot 1cUrd IN ether c0Tees
See thei: advertisement
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The Dudes, Conversation.

DUfKee's SIIad Dressing Is the best thing
OF the kind ever sold. With it superb salad of any
klnd can De made without delay or trouble. 1t is
also one or the best sauces for cold meats, etc co
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"AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning,
and delivered In half-pOund Warl" prints SOC. per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet
Milk, Sc per quart, Cream loo pint
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-23
TIE CITY nE PARlS.

We are authorized to state that
the inquiry concerning the large
number of deaths on the late voyage
of the City of Paris, has not yet been
concluded and that the Portuguese
Commissioner is not satisfied with
the result of the inquiry.
On the contrary he considers the
conduct of the authorities at Ma
deira, and of the commander of the
steamer as extremity reprehensible,
owing to the fact that there was an
epidemic of measles in Madeira at
the time the immigrants embarked,
and adequate means of protection
from infection were not taken.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-23
lHE CONCERT

On Saturday evening at the Music
Hall, by Mr.. Henry Heyman, the
violinist, drew out large and
fashionable audience, and from
musical point of view was great
success. The first number on the
programme was a piano Duet, "Eg-
mont Overture" excellently played
by Misses Castle and Hopper. Mr..
Charles Hasselmann, who is already
an established favorite here, sang
non Ger by Matte with such a
warmth of feeling and artistic finish
that he was obliged to respond to
an encore, and sung D0rmi pure by
Scuderi. The next number intro
duced Mr.. Heyman to us, who play
ed a cluster of classical gems. We
were very much pleased with his
playing, in delicacy as well as
purity of tone he was especially
good. He played with great deal
of feeling, and was in sympathy
with his audience until the last note
had died away. Mr.. Heyman ap-
peared later in the evening on two
other occasions, and fully carried
out our opinion of his abilities.
Miss R. Lachman sang two selec-
tions during the evening which evil
IDENTIFY gave satisfaction. We do
not think the hall is adapted for this
lady's voice, and for that reason
would like to hear her in smaller
place, before making and remarks.
This notice cannot be concluded
without speaking in the highest
terms of praise of the accompanies
of the evening, Miss Castle who
had a lions share of work and
did it we'll.