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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-02-15
A RARE CHANCE TO BUY STOCK

A RARE CHANCE TO BUY STOCK.
l offer for sale, cheap for cash, I
yearling colt, by Commander )" 1
Short Horn bull calf, registered stock;
I handsome grade Holstein bull calf (;
imported Cotswold ram; two
year old, pedigreed, Berkshire boar I;
I three spring wagon; tanning mill,
or will exchange for COWS, sheep,
grain or wool. ]. A. ARMSTRONG,
Owosso, Mich.
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in West Washington,

ATTENPr TO AssAssTNATR WKM-KHowN Con-
TRACToK.-Last evening while Mr.. JOIN Shpman,
the well-known contractor, sitting the steps
OF his residence, above Langley, Va, he shot 1T
twice, the TWO balls taking effect one In his IN
ana one In bis hand, INJECTING painful wounds. he
nflng was done by Some one unknown. MI. Ship
man IS involved in number OF law suits, and 1t is
supposed that tie act Was done by some one ha wing
KrudGe against him. This is the third time Mr..
Shipman has been q. ed at.
NOTES.-The needTul repairs to the AQueduct
DIloye nave Just been completed.-The attention
OF the proper authorities is called to the canal
roads, which are IN deplorable nG.t.on.-At
the meeting OF the Georgetown Catholic Union last
evening II was stated that the recent excursion To
Marshall Hall was financially q success
CATTLE MARKET, July 15.-Sale OF live stock as
reported oy Iavenner Bros, Drovers' Rest, yester-
day. as follows: 2aS cattle UP and sOld-best 81 To
&C.; good, TO 5hc.; medium. AZ to &C.; common,
SH 10 4kc; 190 sheep and iambs-sheep, 80 to &c.
lambs, 8 TO 6hc 25 cows and calves, at 5000 to
81. so. Dull
GRAM kEcEIrTs.-Canalboat Geo. T. Dunlop
arrived with 800 bushels OF corn and 500 bushels
OF wheat.
CONDITION OF TIE WATER AT A. Threat
Falls 10; receiving reservoir, north connection, g.
south connection, 3; distributing reservoir inluent
gatehoHse, s. eftuent gatehouse, ii. High tide in
The river Today at 2aO p H.; low tide, $40 o. IN.
Yesterday at Chicago, Phallas trotted a mile in
2:13I. which Is the best time for q stallion ON
record
France apologized to the German government
for the action OF the AlSatian students In tearing
down the German flag.
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THE MCDEvIrT-TAYLoR KIDNAPPrNa.-Tne habeas
corpus case OF Geo. Taylor, carried TO Alexandria
from this city On the I'd OF July last, came up again
before Judge Meade in Alexandria at noon Today.
No Washin Iton counsel were present. II appeared
that Mr. Taylor was sick, and that no reply had
TO The BY
tore postponed until next n. nday After the post
ponement Col Christy, OF Washington. came on.
uns s a3ans FAIR this ass.u 9ru upS
Robert Pitts and was then discharged.
CITY C0rRr.-At the corporation court, Judge
Meade, this morning, the grand jury reassembled
and It Is understood, considering the P1tts-Far
case, in which lad named Robert Pitts fell over
an improper epitnst.-Tne iSdictmsn1 against raj q.
Nelson for larceny was dismissed yesterday
Elias Pines, colored was convicted OF mischevously
cutting VIM. Helm, and the jury, which, under the
Virginia law, fixes the time OF Imprisonment, SEN
fenced the accused 10 one year In the peniteniary
TARGET MArcH.-The Alexandra Light Infantry
held It's annual target match Yesterday afternoon,
A WASHINGTON ADXINIsTRAToR.-JudgeM Meade
has appointed MI. J. 7. Petty, OF Washington, ad-
mnstrator upon the Virginia estate Of the late Dr.
street. Washington.
POLICE REPORr.-The prisoners at the Station
assault on oncer ogden, and Frank walker, arres
ted by Officer Ogden, charged with disorder
AFFRAY.-The mayor had efore him yesterday
city, In which VIM. Coles, colored, who had APP
peared upon the ground with q gun. alleged that
as soon as he laid the gun aside K. Atkinson, white
cut him In the hand with a pocket-knire. The
MAYOR on hearing the whole case dismissed oil the
parties
REPoRrBH's NOTES.-The Old Dominion Boat club
has just received q four-oared gig from BOst On
The democrats OF the first ward kindled bon fire
Monday night at the nag pole, on Windmill hill,
and VIII tomorrow hoist flag displaying the
names " the candidates -Marley Ehcampment,
U. o. F. has Installed B. P. Nails its chief pa RI
arch and other oficers.-Wilam e. Cummings,
OF this city, lies at his home badly hurt by fall at
the new building, on 9TH ST., opposite Moses store
THE widow or the late Malcolm Mclean has re-
ceived 81, O00-a life policy In Alexandria Council,
Royal Arcanum.
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Condemned Locals.


street lamps will b. lighted at 80 pm, and ex-
nnguished at 200 In
The smith brill Corps. of Baltimore. arrived here
about six O'Clock last evening, as the guests OF the
Butler ZouaveS- They gave an exhibition drill. at
Willard hall last evening" and lett for home this
morning. alter drill on Pennsylvania Avenue.
Tie fish commission steamer Fish HaW 4. Lieut.
William Maxwell Wood. T. :. ", LEFT yesterday tor
Woods Holl. for the summer. / e steamer Alba
tro5S /, low IN Baltimore undergoing repairs She
will follow the Fish Hawk 10 Woods HOll in about
ten days.
MI j. Harry Rogers, the electrician, while exper-
fmenting in his laboratory at his home on x street
yesterday morning, had one OF his eyes seriously
injured by an explosion OF mercury.
Jeremiah Barry. Keeper or a grocery and liquor
store on the Badensburg road. opposite the reform
school, was charged In The Police Court this morn
ing with selling liquor on sunday. Officers Dean,
Van Nliet and Rhodes testified going Barry
house Inst sunday night ana buying bottle or
beer each. lie was fined So and was also fined IS
for diSOrderly conduct Aa appeal was noted
Nathaniel Carusi and Buchanan Beall, the two
lawyers Who were lighting In front OF police head
quarters yesterday, forfeited IS each III the Police
Court this morning.
Mr.. A. 4. Ifpscomb. for Alice Marshall, filed a
petition to-day for divorce from John Marshall
They were married in Newport, X. l.. in 1869. and
she charged deSerttOn In New York city IN May ISL
William Jones. CoiOred, was tried in the Police
Court this afternoon on a charge of hOuSeDreaking
In the night. IN entering the residence OF Michael
BRAUN. No. go street, on TIL night OF the 22d or
last month. The case was sent to the grand jury;
bona, $IOO.
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Poisoned by Her Servant.

VIOLENT DEATH OF WEALTHY MEXICAN LADY.
sensation has been created at FL Paso, Texas,
over the death Of MIS-. Sellers, Mexican woman
about 30 years old, who belonged to old Castil-
ian family. Her name was Mis- B. Parrassa when
she married Mr. Sellers, an American. She and her
husband were compelled not long ago TO nee from
the city OF Mexico Tor political reasons Mrs Sell
hrs owned q large estate in her native country.
Sellers and bis wife had negotiated the sale Of those
lands AS he could not return to Mexico She con-
ciuded to go and transfer the property she started
With Straws, her confidential servant, but soon
after arrival was taken violently LII and died. Be-
fore her death she said In Spanish, II am poisoned
She was supposed to have had 81, 200 with her, but
buried, but q post-mor1em was ordered. Straws
was found wearing her rings and With some OF her
jewery sewed In the lining OF his vest He will
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CoIored Citizen to Trustee Brook.

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR
As an answer TO Trustee Brooks In the matter
OF irving relatives On his teachers roll submit
the following names and salaries: Hannah F. "
Bruce $40; Fannie T. Bruce. 800; Hattie " Bruce
s425; Martina L. Grucc, s175; Willie E Bruce, $500:
Fannie Bruce Bell, S4J0 In the absence OF correct
list Of Teachers The an0ve is presented as FEW OF
trustee Brooks relatives. Miss Bell failed 10 be
rtc.ilinended by Miss Briggs, teacher Of the Nor
maj - Lupl iof sr"dua'lGRS, was sent by Mr. Brooks
INTO the teachers tX;MlnatiOn--Iiiled to pas was
ao>!gtd IL >t.ij-HS,isttat 10 stevens building re-
malnet tnere FOR "a few months WAS transferred TO
luil Premiership at Miner building Comment is
INN, CSSSafy. CO1ORED tr1r7rv
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Now Is THE TINE
TO CURE SKIN HuMORa.

It Is at this when the pores open freely and
the perspraton is abun ant that Dsf9uring Humors
Humiating Eruptions. Itching fortunes, Salt Rheum
or Eczema. Psoriasis, letter Ringworm- Baby Humors
Scrofua Scrofuous Sores Assesses and Dfscharging
Wounds. and every species Of Itching. Scaly and
Pimply Diseases Of the Skin and scalp are most
speedily and economically cured by the CUTIoU "A
REMEDrEs
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1T Is A FACT.

Hundreds of letters In our possession (copies Of
which may be had by return rnaiD our authority
for the assertion that Skin Scalp and Blood Humors
whether Scrofulous. Inherited OF Contagious may
NOW be permanently cured by CUr1cuRi REsoLvRNr.
the new Blood Purifier. internally. and CUT1cuRA and
CUT1cURA SoAP the great Skin Cures and Beautifcrs
externally. in half the time and one half the
expense Of any other season
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Charge Against an Interior Department
Clerk.

ALLEUEU NIULAIIUN UF The POSTAL law.
A warrant was issued by the clerk or the Police
Court to-day. OF the oath OF Post Office Inspector
William ) Henderson, charging Frank CIaudy, a
clerk IN the Interior department, with using an
official label TO AVOID The payment Of postage on
private package The warrant charges the viola
ton o. law 10 have occurred on the 9th OF Decen-
Der. 1888.
IN letter 10 District Attorney Wort hngtOn In
SNector Henderson states III AZ 2S0 D.. IN on The
Z'th OF last DT'cinoer. tIaUdy ndllet package of
. private nal uTe on which n ut PENALTY I.t,-l
II. violation or an act OF March 81. ISL Cl4u Nv
has admitted mailing the same and Plead lgnor-
alcs.
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GREATEST ON EARTH

CuT1cURA REMEDIES the greatest medicines on
earth Had the case Salt Rheum in ths country
My mother had twenty years and in died from it.
bell We CuT1cuRA would have saved her life My srma
breast and he were covered for three years. which
nothing relieved or cured until used the CurIcuRA
REsoLvENT internally and CUTIcURA and CUT1cURA
SOAP externally. J. W. ADAMS
Newark, O.
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TIE RECENT ACCIDENT AT OLD POINT
To the Edto: Of ice EvESISG STAR:
OLD POINT, July 18th, 1885,
TIFF STAR that CLEANS Tor all, and the advocate
OF setting all Wrongs 10 rights, Will surely correct
an erroneous impression that has obtained !ole-
fnelit Ia the public mind regards the safety OF
the bathing NJ this resort As Washing toniaa I
have 10 PERSONAL leeling way or the other but
KNOW that the lamentable drowning OF two Rich
!i.OHd Ladies last Week has given the lmpresson
LII I Tue heIcn oiIen IS subject TO an undertOW
A!u that there Is no Safeguard for the bdrhers
Nuch an Idea does The manager OF the resort great
; injustice. he t|O ladies were drowned on the
rlgnt OF the wharf ana outside or the limits OF the
Hy%c2 Iney were not guests OF the hotel at all
iL.rr never has been death by drowning OF any
guest oil thisfesort on Its beach during the lust
'"ehty fears MERCUTIo
LOOKING AFTER ESCAPED MARYLAND PRIsoSrns
On hoDdiy at noon three prisoners made their
escape IN prison clothes-Striped suitS-rrOm the
Mary lInd house OF correction (BridewelD, near
Je>>uirs- on the Baltimore ard Ohio railroad They
we're employed in the bake house. ard while
lhc baker MAS at dinner they forced IGr way OUT
One OF them was caught Monday Eht above
JeSSunS- and the two others were at last accounts
AT large walking towards the District. These two
are George Brash, an English sailor SO years Old
feet inches In height, with light hair and mus
tache AID light blue eyes. and George Messersmiih
aged Il. 5Aeet inches height. with light hair
and eyes. Deputy superintendent MayIield was
| last evening here looking for them
To EVERY ONE who has used Browns Iron Rit
| ters With beneficial results we Will send ser or
elegant fancy cards Send address at once tn
Brown CHEMICAL Co, l6 Light St. Baltimore, No
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AmHsemenfS. &c. Tonight.
THEATEK CoNiQCE.-Alice oates in The Mascot
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDES.-Conce-t and inter
eSttlg performance.
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Law Reform lmperatively Needed.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
The unsatisfactory condition OF the law in this
District has long and deServedly been a subject OF
reproach. and the responsibility for the actual
status must be divided between the Indifference OF
a portion OF the bar TO la REFORM aud Congress-
The recent tragedy, within the limits OF the city.
Ola the line OF the Baltimore and ONO raIlroa /.
WITH consequent loss Of valuable lives call, to
mind and emphasizes the fact there exists no liza
hlty III this District for damages where death
Results from wrongful act reglect of any person
OF corporation. In England statutes ave been for
many lt Is giving an action Tor damages in such
cas-; arid marry every state in the union has now
such statutes The committee on the Judiciary OF ne
House. az the last session, reported bill elntady-
Ing such a law. bu' IL Is doubtful II Il VIII be
Reached before The expiration o. the Fortve;ghIh
tUn4rcoS- Unless the bar association presses FOR
action. Tie ruth l., until code OF laws is framed
and adopted, tne l1W will coIat nue vague linear
tain. dispersed. scattered and almost btyoti
rcscIi-Wl!tn, In the language or Governor HoadIy
10 the Yale law ScbOO.. IL should be 'ssimpIe
c0ncio-, clear, CERTAIN, compact and accessible y
WITH lines OF railways planting switches and
curves In every direction and siiape along cross
streets aud dIchucS ana oirect zines this COM
munlty and The camille, OF victims OF railway
slau sieT are entitled 10 III. better security and TO
The indemnity which the proposed ana needed law
would afford. ALEX PORTE. NoKsp
WASHINGTON, July 14th 1884
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L1rE IxsunAScr
Under any and al! systems consists collecting from
the living to the representatives of the dead That
III substance s all there is of life insurance All the
rest ls mere method. That system plan is best for
the insured which achieves this purpose most simply
directly and inexpensively The system naugrated by
the Mutual Reserve Fund Life ASSOCIATION does this
Is superior to and xn Improvement upon every other
combining all the advantages and avoiding all the de-
fects and Inconvenience of the level premium and CO.
operative syst ms. between which it occupies middle
ground 1t avoids the perils Of large accumulations
and affords absolute indemnity at actual cost Never
was there plan devised that rapidly IN ropulsr
fnvor d although it has reached it's fourth wear
Of 1stence. there are but two three dime compa
MES In the country writing many policies per month
rs this Association Office. 1tO9 ST. Agents wanted
tyl0 Y. KNIGHT Genu Agent
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To AVOID THE DUST.-In tearing down building
next door, all boots shoes and slippers will b. sold
regardless OF cost at the Family ShOe Store, 80 7Lh
street northwest.
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CHANCB FOR INyALIDS.-The new medical inSti-
tute for the treatment difficult diseases Is now
ready for business 1T 61s street MORT invest hose
patients who have Iailed 10 get relief elsewhere
ahOuld call
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NuN's YELLING. Nrs,s YELLING,

Nus's YELLING, Nuss YELLING,
Wide Doublc-width. Pure Wool in Cream Pink Rlue
and Eiack reduced to actual cost, =. t.
SILKS, SILKS, suRs,
90 NJ. ~ -, ~. ~ 81. Is. 50
lawns, LAWNS! LAWNS!
D. O. H. D. d H. s, 3. TO-
BLACK SILKS! BLACK SILKS!
eAoV. SL2o. Slo0 Sl.O0 $l.2 $l.50.
CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPACE
NUNS YELLING, Pure Wool 90
HANDSOME BLACK RROCADE SILK GRENADINES
reduced from 81 to So
CoLORED SILKS VERY best quality) $15O reduced to
IS
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS, o.
BLACK SATIN, 80: COLORED SATIN 80
NUNS YELLING. pure wool lace STYLE IS
BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVET, 81 co.
CoLOEi-D SATIN MERvEILLEUX. IS
BLACK BROCADE SILKS IS
SPRING DRESS GOODS Silk and Wool g.
NUNS WILING BLACK. doublc-width 50
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, Pure Wool slso
yes CARRIERS. I'll MARxEr SPACE
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CAMPAIGN TORCHES and lanterns at Ryneals, 41e
III street northwest
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TO EVERY ONE who has used Browns Iron Bit
tiers with beneficial results Will send set OF
elegant fancy cards send address at 10
Brown Chemical Co, l6 Light street, Baltimore.
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A Strong Testimonial.

The D4fp Malt Whisky Company:
GENTLEMEN: AS the trainer OF Miss AMY Howard,
who so easily won the race finished this evening. I
Will say that much, not at ALL OF her success is
due to the systematic and C ,refu use she made OF
your PURE BAILEY MALT WHISKY, as prescribed by
her medical advisers for not only did 1t prevent
excessive fatigue, but 1t kept her stomach Ia per
fect walking order. Many times after taking lit
Tie, mixed with ice water, have seen her make
bursts of speed" that fairly astOnished the spec
tat0rs. l most cordially recommend your Whisky
as the best and purest Of Stimuants for the athlete
FRANK KENT, Trainer.
Baltimore, June q, 1884.
Dunys Barley Malt sold by family grocers and
druggists
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JoHNsOS's. corner 18th and streets northwest,
restaurant Of merit. Ladies' saloon attached
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ECssELLs Ice CREAM
Shipped anywhere ont Of town
lar New York avenue
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS AT the Family Shoe store,
BIO 9TH street northwest
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CAMPAIGN TORCHES and lanterns at Ryneal's, AIS
Stn street northwest
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The BAKERS ASSOCIATION yesterday declined the
Invitation extended by the bakers OF Baltimore to
Join them IN their annual excursion
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LOCAL MENTION,
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHEF >IGStI. OFFICER
WAsHISGTON, u. G., July 10. ISL g3D n m
Fer the middle Atlantic states c.ear,ng and
fair weather, winds generally from the northwest.
higher barometer, Stationary temperature. For
Thursday, COOL fair weather is Indicated for the
lake regiOn, New England and the middle Atlantic
mates
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CURE IN EVERY CASE.

Sold by all druggists Price: Cug1cURA 80 cents: RE-
SOLVENT. 81; SOAP Is cents. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM
CAL co Boston Mass
Send for HOW To CURE SKIN DIsEAsES"
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SPECIAL Nor1cx

'fFsPFCrFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATINC,
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLAss
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PAkTIcu.
LARRY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS l. SON WHICH
] CONSIDER AS GOOD II NOT SUPERIOR 10
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST WOULD ALSO CALI, YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREpI ACE
EEA1EkS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR. FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE. FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BLING Used EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF The FINEST HOUSES IN ThE CRY
WHICH VIZ lake GREAT PLEASURE In hEFER
hlN6 TO. CALL Is SOLICITED AsAi.
MALLS PROMPTLY FUhNlSAhO
WALTER d. WYVILI. ExcIusrv. Aerrr
apps No. 49, PA AVE. NEAR ~ STREET
CONE SAY THE FIRST COST The BEST.
But we have marked down our 81 ssimere napt, and
now they 20 at g. So actual less Of 81 30 to ne
Also Ladies'. Misses and CLidrens slippers n on.-
half value. .''''~
Mems and Boys Straw Hats got to be cleared ont
Tru, Ks and Hand Satchels very cheap
Mems nd Boys SUITS at heavy discount for the
money. '>'0
wv sELBY.
10 U1A-A9l6 Fennsylvanta xvenua
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Cleveland and the Workinxmen.

THE FEDERAIlOS OF LABOR OPPOSES THE DEMO-
CRATIC CANDIDATE
At the meeting of the Federation Of Labor last
evening, Mr.. F. W. oyster, president In the chair
and Mr.. G. W. Sargent secretary series OF pre-
ambeS and resolutions were adopted set
ting forth that as stephen Grover Cleveland
has shown himself TO be a bitter enemy TO
the workfngmen and the workingmen's In
terests. inasInuch as he has used The power aeci-
dentally acquired by HIM Of yetong all the bills
which the wOrNfngmen have for years been trying
10 have enacted into laws I'm the state or New
York. &c. That the wOrk1ngmen OF the United
States have too much al STAKE trust the power Of
yetoing such bills as the elght-hOur law. and the
Dill 10 prevent ne importation OF foreign contract
labor. and the hill TO prohibit prison labor
and the bill to forfeit ali unearned grants Of land
made TO railroad corporations in the hands OF
stephen Grover Cleveland. that we shall aid in
every honorable way 10 defeat the vasSa Of corpo-
rduonS and The servant OF apitdli>tS-Stephen
Grover Cleveland. and that the cOndemnai ion of
Grover cleveland Is In no sense an Endorsement OF
james g. Blaine"
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BEAUTY
For Sunou-n, Tan ard Greasy Skin. Blackheads PIN.
pies. Skin Blenshes and Infsntils Hunors CurI-
CURA SOAP. real Beautiher iyl5
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CITY ITEMS.
Our Reductions not Eictftious,
Rflf q Is oil our afir-

Our Reductions not Fictitious,
But, as all our advertisements
genuine facts
We must have room, and are bound 10 close out
summer stock.
Gents S. so hand-stitched low shoes, IS 1854 90.
Gents $l.15 solid low ties and button. ~ p
Ladies' s. so handmade French KID low shoes. g
Ladies 81 50 Jersey Lily and oxford slippers, 81 90
Ladies 4Oc. lasting house slippers, Csc.
Ladies $lu0 lasting congress and laced, sc
Misses, child's and boys low shoes Ut cost
Hams, SIG 1lh ST. and 1922 Penna- ave.
JOhnSOn'S. 18th and e.
Cultivated Soft Shell Crabs
Extra large Norfolk Spots
Spanish MackereL
Cabin John bridge Spring Chicken, &C.
Nothing but the Best
Ladies' large saloon attached
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SPLENDID Rooms. with board, at Temple Hotel,
9th street, opposite Patent Office, at $25 per
month