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THE Kinks.
THE EXHIBITION BY PROF. wrSs1t

THE EXHIBITION BY PROF. wINsLow.
Prof. NJ F. Winslow, a young gentleman
favorably known through his connection with
Portland rink as manager, will give next Fri
day evening, at that rink, an exhibition of bis
skill in executing the more difficult feats of
roller skating. He has already attained to en-
viable distinction in the art by exhibitions re-
Gently given in Bangor, Calais and elsewhere.
We have no doubt that his friends will see to
it that his appearance here is made the occa-
sion Of another triumph. Extra music by
Chandler.
POLO AT wooDFoRDs
At polo game at Woodford's rink last
night, between the Dirigos and the Rivals of
this city, the game resulted in favor Of the lat
ter club by a score of to 1. The exhibition
was given for the benefit of Capt. B. FL. Lewis
one Of the proprietors of the rink, and the
hall was crowded.
COSTUME CARNIVAL AT THE BIJoU.
7 At the Biiou skating rink tonight will be
an immense crowd to see the costume carnival,
and those who wish to secure good seat
should 20 early. Extra gallery room has been
provided, so all will be able to secure seats of
some kind. The grand march on skates in
which an elephant will participate, and the
broom drill by twelve young ladies will be the
principal features of the evening. No one can
skate unless coStumed.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY OF PORTLAND.

To InuhoIders amdVicIuaIeTs in the City of
Portland.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Licensing Board
In of the City of Portland. will meet at the AL
dermens Room, on Monday the fifth day Of May
next at .712 O'Clock p. m for the purpose OF grant
ing licenses to Innhoders and Victualers, who may
then and there apply therefor.
Given under our hands this twenty-ffth day Of
April, d. A., 1884.
MARQUIS f. KING, Mayor,
HORACE A. HALLET,
JOHN A. GALLAGHER,
SAMUEL b. KELSEY,
JOHN s. RUSSELL, Aldermen
JAMES +. HAWKES.,
ELIAS b. DENIsoN,
EDWARD A. MOVES,
HENRY W. HERsEY, Treasurer.
GEO. @. BURGESS, City Clerk.
Licensing Board of the City of Portland.
ape I'd
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That Tired FeeMq

When the weather grows warmer, that extreme
tired feeling, want of appetite, dulness, ianguor,
and lassitude, aff1ict almost the entire human
family, and scrofula and other diseases caused by
humors, manifest themselves with many. 1t is
impossible to throw off this debility and expel
humors from the blood, without the aid of relia-
BILE medicine like Hoods Sarsaparilla.
At could not sleep, and would get up in the
morning with hardly life enough to get out of bed
had no appetite, and my face would break out
with pimples. bought bottle of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and soon began to sleep soundly could
get up without that tired and languid feeling, and
my appetite improved R. A. SANFORD, Kent, o.
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Republican District Convention.
RECEPTION HALL, PORTLAND,

The Republicans Of the First Congressional Dis
trict are invited to send Delegates to convention
10 Ia nald Il,
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

Proposals for Removal of City Offal
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
~ City Clerks Office, until April 18th for the
moval of City Offal. Such removal to be made not
less than two times a week. and to be made In COW
cred receptacles. A bond will be required. The
city reserves the right to reject any bid.
Per order, COMMITTEE ON HEALTH
April "a, 1884 ap25dtd
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SUBURBAN ME Ws.


The hall at Dunstans Corner, was well filed on
Sunday evening to listen to temperance lecture by
John F. Hams of Saco. Mr.. Hams, who is wei
known as faithful worker in the temperance
cause, highly entertained the audience with his well
chosen remarks. The music and singing was furn
ished by Mrs. Hams and daughters, which was fine
in every particular, and was well appreciated by all
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Gorhasra.

MIR. Frank n. Deering has curiosity in the form
of lamb with no hind legs. This lamb is three
months old, takes its rations with the utmost reg
narity and skips and hops about as lively any in
the flock.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADvRRTTsRmENTs TO-DAY

NEW ADVENT
Hanan q Son Fine Shoes.
For Rent-Brick House at Morrill's Corner.
10 Let-Two Story House.
For Sale Building Lots.
For Ssle-Two Second hand Phaetons.
Lost-Morooco Pocket-book,
For Ssle--House.
A Caz1--John X. Palmer.
For Sale -Kesidence of Alpheus Libby.
Steamboat for Sale at Bargain.
Furniture and Household Goods.
= AUCTION SALES.
Elegant Modern Residence
Brick House in Park Place.
I, ENTERTAINMENTS.
St. Lawrence Street Church-Polyorama
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j. =. FERRIS

Manager for Maine & N. H. Agencies,
APPS PORTLAND, ME eodtf
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While selling ont Mrs. Johnson's bank.
rupt stock of Millinery, there has bee, q
constant inquiry for New Spring Goods,
and having secured the services OF COM.
PETENT and FIRST. CLASS TRIMMER,
and stocked the store with all the New
and Desirable Styles OF the Season, I
would mite all in Want OF FIRST.
CLASS MILLINERY to call at NO. 2
CLAPP'S BLOtK, CONGRESS STREET.
There is still a large ameunt OF goods OF
Mrs. JOhnsOn's stock that will be sold at
any, price, as they must be closed out i'm.
mediately.
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To the Ladies'.

Misses Murphy and Mcdonnell will open their
Dress and Cloak Making rooms, 81 Oak St., corner
Prospect, April 2Sth. ap29dlws
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Ready for Emergencies.

Nothing so handy TO have in the house as Ben
sons Capcine Porous Plasters. Highly medicinal.
25c SW&w
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E,OR sALE-A two story house arranged for
IL two tenements; stable and lot containing
about 10 800 square feet land. Enquire of JOHN
@. PROCTOR. ap3O-1
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Affairs in West Washington.

BROKE HIS LEG-About five O'Clock Saturday af
ternooh Alfred Lee broke his leg While pla ylng base
bal on MARKET street, hear tie river Dr. Suier rem
daied surCica' aid, after which Lee was removed to
bis hcnle. 1887 35i street.
CLEVELAND AVID HENDRICKS CIUB-The West
washington c eyeland and Eel.,lricIs cluu was Or
gahizei II Gcddlrd'S hail saturday night YIN A
Hrtchlus being elected temporary chairman and O.
w :" N ryi.:e secretary. TWENTY-FIVE me,nsers
sIgne1 the ron.
MARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowNIHG-About 1880
OccTh last night Calls Tor help were heard On the
rlv0r 'front.' opposite PassenOs boat house. 1t was
loGNo tnat young man. Who refused 10 give his
name, had oeen out rowing. and III the darkness
ran into a longbOt and fell overheard into the
%IteT. lie was nearly exhausted when rescued
lie stated that he Was employed Ia Mr.. Geo. e. Hen
nlLg'S clot-lh@ store, on fth street.
DEATH OF JoHN W.MAKRIOTT.-Jonn W. Marriott
one or the oldest and most respected citizens OF
west Washington, died yesterday. in the 20 year
or his age, AFTER long and painful Illness Mr.
Marriott was the Oldest slater In the city and was
Well and favorably known throughout the District
as an upright man In all his domestic and business
affairs.
NOTES.-The report OF the break in the canal IS
DENIED by the canal authorities. Property no ders
aid residents wish 10 know why street is not to
De paved the other two squares. The contract read
from 33d to 35th. and consequently will leave the
balance OF two squares In band condition.
GRAIN RECEIPTS-SchoOner Emmt Washington
arrived with 100 bushels OF wheat; schooner Taale
ana Leigh arrived with $500 bushels OF wheat
CONDITIONS OF THE WATER AT Z A. NJ Great
Fails So receiving reservoir "a; distributing reser-
yor. 80; gatehouses. &C. High tde in the river To-
day at p m; low tide IL D.
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The COnrfS.

CIRCUIT COCRT-JttdOs HosCnPr.
saturday, Stewart agt sweet; Judgment by de-
Judgment by default Rich agt. Henry; parties
ordered into court 1T ! O'Clock p. IN. Mon lay TO
settle Dill OF exceptions. Hetzel ct. Baltimore &
ONO railroad company; new trial refused; motion
10 Vacate JUDGMENT over uled. National Bank OF
Republic agt. Hume ct al; bill OF exceptions nled.
signed and filed.
EQUITY COCRT-Jud0e Hdgner.
saturday, Merritt agt Geyer; motion for the ap-
pointinen' OF receiver oyerruled and Sale OF tM o
horses ordered Hutchins agt. Hutchins: Phil
Lewls MADE party complainant Unite States agt
Howgale; report OF sale by Trustees Hyde Vat
tneWs ordered made. Hoover agt MARI: order
making Jacob Rich party complainant. Bangs agt
Gideon; sale ratified n,s.
Today, McEv0y agt Moreland; appearance Or
dered- smith ?gt SMITH do. In re- W. II. Zepo
Qunatic) reference o auditor Schlorb agt Schlorb:
AUDITORS report ratified.
PROBATE CcCRT-Judge HGgner
To-day. estate John Bull; GdminiStIa,riK given
leave TO sell certain patents and stock at public or
private sale. Estate Emory " DuBose: additional
inventory OF Cash c0le cted. 81 5ol 81 returned In
re. CnaSe koyS, guardian; petition OF Emiiy Rows
1or payment unl-r decree OF June 20, and rule on
guardian.
CR1M1NaL COCRT-Judge Wytip.
To-day, James w. DOnOhue, conspiracy and per-
tons 542l and 5.458 Revised Statutes pl"aded not
guilty. Edwa HattOn, assault to rob: recor.
nkance 500 taken Grand jury discharged to Oc-
tOber 1871.
POLICE CoCRT-Judge Shell.
To-Day, George Green, a ;el-year old colored boy
larceny OF IS nom Ben MatthOit; so days. Charles
Branson. alas Richard Ross. cOlored larceny OF a
nned SIS or IS days In JAIL Benjamin Barley, as
sauit: fined >2l.
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Murdered by Her Paramour.


George W. Hazeltine. OF jamestown, n T.,
young medical student, who 1t is said Is about to
come into possession OF fortune, arrived in Balti
more Saturday morning, with q woman named
Mamie Thorpe, reputed to be his mistress, and
another woman named May White, OF New York.
They went to disreputable house on North street,
kept by woman named Pearl Snow. About flve
story front room, where the girls were sitting,
locked the door and demanded Of his mistress
diamond ring that he had given her. She refused
TO give ii to him and he Threatened to shoot her
unless she gave him The ring. He pointed his re-
volver at her. and without another word fired.
The first ball struck her In the LETT and shat
tered It She threw herself into his arlls when he
She fell 10 the door and died almost Instantly.
While he Was shooting her May White attempted
to interfere, and he fired one shot at her. the ball
striking her In the lace and going into her neck.
Hazeitine was put under arrest He acted very
cool.y when he reached the central station house,
and gave his naine as George f. LenharL The
murdered woman, who bore traces OF great beauty,
belonged to respectable family living In Long
Island City, n. Y. She was married there, but lett
her husband about two years ago and began q
Career OF dissipation. HaZelt1ne has engaged Hon.
William Ptnkney Whyte as his counsel.
The father OF Mary Thorpe, the dead woman,
stated yesterday that she "a years Old and was
married five years ago TO JAS p Thorpe, who Is
Car inspector. She left him, and her parents sup
posed she was dreSsmaIing In Toronto, Canada.
He Said 1--WE are greatly distressed over The news,
and that makes 1t worse to US. When she visited
US last she had lot Of expensive clothing and
diamond rings, and we thought she was In pros
porous business"
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STABBED TO DEATH.
A Tragedy in South WashinggOn-The
Fatal Ending of n Street ARRAY.

King Howe. Ebecano Howe, his cousin, and Jos
herbert, three young men, alter attending the
anatomical museum on eth street, Saturday night,
and WHEN they had reached BarriEan's saloon, on
and had some beer. While there three oolored men
entered and also had drinks King Howe and Fer
bert then went out and sat OF tae ourbstone for
While. when the colored men came out and started
across the street. Howe asked one OF trem what
time II was and the ceored man. 1t Is stated gave
profane and vulgar answer. The young man
male some remark which seemed to anger The
negro, who rushed at Howe and struck him with
his fist Howe endeavored 10 defend himself, at
the Youth three times. The latter cried, 'my
God, anu cut Herbert then Went to his assist
ance when the negro cut him twice in The left arm
and ran away. Herbert then led Howe to his
home. which he reached weak from the loss OF
blood. and as be entered the door he exclaimed.
sob. mother. am dying" Drs Crook and Leech
w-re summoned and found Howe suffering frUn
three stab wounds in the body. lie was In great
pain. but nothing could be done for him, and he
died last night at about 1910 O'Clock. Howe, the
lived with his parents, who are very poor, at No.
vinegar row. Oh 1st street, between ard
Streets southwest. Joseph Herbert, the other
wounded boy, is about Is years OF age, and lives
next door to the HOweS. Howe drov car on
the 18th street extension OF the Metropolitan line
AN ISQUEsT THIs AFTERNOON.
This morning Coroner Patterson. accompanied by
Dr. Edward NJ. Schaefrer, visited the house Of de-
ceased, and finding the body In Ice had Undertaken
Lee take 1t out OF the ice, whereupon an autopsy
was held by DR.. Schaeffer. jury was, in the
decided 20 begin the inquest at O'Clock this after
noon.
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Street Car Driver Shot.
CoLORED MAN SEEKS SATISFACTION FOR BEN

ELECTED FROM CAR.
Mr. N. b. Clarvoe, driver on the 14th street line
of cars Was Shot In the breast Saturday night by
colored man while In the Office OF the company near
14th and Boundary streets 1t appears that on the
up trip the colored man was in ClarvOes car, and
when taken TO an account by the driver for making
remarks to lady passenger. replied in an insoent
manner, which led ClarvOe to eject him from the
car. The Car was driven to the stable, and the
driver was standing In the Office engaged in Set
ting his accounts when the negro entered and as
saulted him. fight at once ensued, Ciarvoe get
ting the best CT his assdilant, when the latter
turned ON him. and, drawing seven shooter, dis
Charged II thin three feet Of Clarvoe, the ball
taxing effect in his right breast After tie shoot
Ing the coored man made his escape. Between II
and II O'Clock yesterd y morning Lieut.. IearSon
and Oncer lose arrested 4 VIM. Arnold. on street,
between LIST and 2t streets southwest, ClarVOe'S
ass liant. He was recognized also as being the
thief who stole a horse from Samuel Pollard at
Warrenton Junction, and brought to this city.
This morning IN the Police Court Arnold was
Charged with assault with intent TO kill, and the
case was continued Ia Saturday, Arnold being COM
hail
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Bio BARGAIN
BIG BARGAIN
Will open Thursday morning o6 Pieces
SEERSCCKER GINGHAM Pla n and Fancy Stripes. at
81 CENTS YARD.
20 Pieces FIGURED LAWNS, CENTS
e5 Piece OEGANDY LAWN yard wide 10 CENTS
Yard Wide INDIA LINEN s}s cts 10 Cts 1lcts l2scts
CROCHET CoUNTERPANEs 50 cents
TABLE LINENS. Is cts. % cts, sc cts
TURKEY RED TABLE LINEN OIL BOILED 4e cts
WORsTED DRESS GOODS. 121scents
49Inch NUNS YELLING. so cents
Cldren's HOSE, no seams IS cts
Ladies BALBi.IGGAN BOSE no seams
Fancy t.ile and Solid Colors 25 cts
Gents. Coorcd HALF HOSE no seams q cts
OPENING NEW STYLES IN BRUSSELS AND
INGRAM CALPETS
WSON'S,
ese PENNSYLVANIA AvESUy. South Side.
ty2 Near Center Market
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ACIub Room Raided.
THE ALLEGED PROPRIETOR AND ELEVEN POKER PLAY
ERS ARRESTED.

IHE ALLkOEp PkOPRiEIOR AND ELEVEN POKER PLAY
ERS ARRESTED.
Detective Block and Sergeant Johnson, with Sev-
era officers Of the fifth precinct station, raided the
rooms or the National club. at No SOC 9Th street
northwest. about 1l30 o'clock last night and found
game OF poker in full b:SL. Mr.. John II. WtiinOt,
The al eyed proprietor who is also an officer or the
club, Was arrested proprietor and eleven players
were arrested as witnesses. NLmOt was required
10 deposit 500 col arra for his appearance In the
Police Court tElS morning.
In the Police Court TINS morning Wnmot was
arrt1Sncd under tie first section OF the g:mb ing
law. lnaAing II pententldry OffenSe TO keep
gambling house. The Case Wa set for trial to-
morrow. Inc men found In the house Were re-
spectacle loohiEs, citizens, and registered as mer-
Chants, clerks and stone cutters.
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The Fraudulent Voucher Case.

ADDITIONAL INDICTMENTS AGAINST Mr.. BELL MANN.
The rand jury to-day found indictments against
Eel Manu- owe cases., violating sections 542l and
s.i,S for presenting a false III and voucher OF the
bureau OF medicine and surgery to pay inspector
Washington, April 18th, 1852, for jars bottes &C.,
amounting 10 s1.519G2. for hospital use. Also for
presenting similar voucher to the same officer on
May 81. 1885, for two bellman'S invalid bed,teadS
with elevator, at S115; Two adjustable mattresses,
ten Benan's sick ward bed,eads. at SIS; ten mat
tTesSeS, at S12 &c. amounting TO IL 253 Mr.. Mann
beng In court. and having given BAH IN Chicago
two 9th r indictments. waived The hearing and
gave his personal recognZance.
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LIRE Insurance,
Under any and all systems consists In collecting from
tie living to the rpresentet of the dead That
IN substance Is all there IN Of life insurance AL the
rest is mere method That system plan is best for
the insured which achieves this purpose most si1ply
directly and nexpensively The system naugurated by
the Mutual Reserve Fund Life association does this
is superior to and en- improvement upon every other
combining all the advantages and avoiding al the de-
fects and Inconvenience of the epremium and
operative SYST ms. between which occupies middle
ground 1t avoids the perils of large accumulatious
and affords absolute indemnity at actual cost Never
was there pan oesseo that grew SO rapidly in popular
Fl and although 1t has reached its fourth
Of xstenoe. there are but two three odne comps-
MES In the country writing many policies per month
this Association. Cfhce. 1sO9 st. Agents wanted
tylO / Y KNIGHT Cent Aren't
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AmEsenents. &C.. Tonight.
THEATER COAIQCE.-First-claSs varieties.
DRIVERS SUMNER GARpEN.-Interesting perform
ance.
STAR BICYCLE PARK.-Polo match and hurdle
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DRUNKEN UEDRRTAKRRS.-A scandalOus incident
has happened in TOulon In connection with the
funeral company In their fear have taken to drink,
and while taking dead body to be buried were so
drunk that they nearly threw the corpse OF the
ambulance. Some passers-by were obliged to carry
tue BODY to The cemetery.
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'BooEars MAGIC Coxpousp.-

certain cure for Sick Headache Cramps. Cholsss
orbus. Dysentery. Cholera Infantum Indigestion &c
For sale BY al druggists. Price Is cents
Also. "BoaERTs VEGETABLE COUGH sYRuP. ~sor
whoopne Cough. Group sndIolda Both warranted free
from all kinds Of narcotca Price o and &c. 3saesm
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A RACE Riot IN CAMDEN, N. IA serious riot
TWEEN small party Of whites and a crowd OF
negroes James Bently was nearly killed by the
negroes, who assaulted the whites with clubs,
and revolvers The attack, it is charged, was pre-
meditated by the negroes, and the whites were un-
armed. Several arrests have been made by the
police
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The Ashland iron works on the Northern Central
railM ay, few miles from Baltimo e, were closed
saturday Over production, 1t is said is the cause
ment.
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NuSs VEr11Se. Nrs,s Vru1se,

Nuxs VE1n1Se. Nrss Vrn1so,
Wide Double width. Pure Wool in Cream Pink Pine
aud Elack reduced 10 actuai cost 81 Il
slLNa, SILKS: SILKS,
-. 10. So S. 40 90 81 As 50
LAWNS. LAWNS LAWNS,
s. g. TO- s, y. TO- 8 10
bLACh SILKS! BLACK SILKS!
&1.OO. 81. 25. Sl.ol SlLO al % al 30
CARRIERS. I'll MARkET sPAcR
NUNS WILING. Pure Wool 90
HANDSOME BLACK BEOCADE SILK GRENADINES
reduced frcn 81 TO So
COLCEED SILKS very best quality 81 20 reduced to
IS
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS o.
BLACK SATIN. so: COLCRED SATIN 81
NUNS Ff11 ING. pure wool lace style IS
BLACK BEOCADE SILK VELVET SiOo
CO1OHED SATIN MERVEILLEUX
BLACK BROCADE SILKS. Is
sIElSG Dl.ESs; GOODS. Silk and Wool q
nuns WILL ->G tEack). ,ouble-width 10
BLAIA CASAAElAE SAA " LIS, Pure Wool NJ sn
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SPECIAL Nor1cR

'PFsPFCTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PAkTICU.
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS SON, WHICH
] CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WEIL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
BEATEkS 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 kXTENSIVtLY IN
ZONE OF The FINEST HCUSES In TnE CITY
WHICH WI tAKE GREAT PLEASUhE IN sakFEH-
KING TO- CALL Is 6OLICIrED A.au AsAl
AA1&S ihONPILi EUhNlSHA.U
WALTER D. WYVILI. Exc1usvx aovvr
apN No. ga PA AVE. NEAR az eTRREr
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II D o tt o N s
ON ACCOUNT OF
3 E B q l L D G
b q MS.
Being obliged remcdl our second door to gain suf
fci Mt room for our large imi ortstions Of Fall and
Winter Coz the emainng stock of Spring and Sum-
mer ear WILL be offered at great sacrifice The fol-
lowing Ms on'y few Of the many articles which
have been marked down:
JERSEYS.
About so Doz. ALL WOOL. LADIES' JERSEYS. In
all sizes and most desirable shades reduced from 81
to 81.
s'IS. IN ha only. to button in the back. reduced
from LIS to CSC.
BOYS SHIRT WAISTS.
The balance of our famous 81 WAIST reduced to Soc
Our 81 % fine FRI NCH PEhCAT WAIST, choice
patterns sizes from to Is years marked down to f9c
LADIES' MoHAIR AND LINEN TRAVELLING
ULSTER.
The above have been divided into two lots viz:
Ours1..5 S2a q So sou sTENS mark ddown to 75c
Our So, 81 and So LISTERS marked down to 81
DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT
ON LADIES AND MISSES BATHING SUITS,
MISSES AND IHILD.tE G!NGHAM DRESSES
We have about 40 CH1LDRENs GINGHAM
DRESSES from to 10 years. which sold formerly at
50 20 S. ard 81; they W Il 20 now at sl9a
% MISSES GiSG-AM DRESSES. sizes from 10 to
~ years. reduced to $293
BA rs,
1e 7rR STREET NORTHWEST. Sls
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JoENsON's, corner 18Th and E streets northwest.
meals. lunch and salt water delicacieS Ladies'
large saloon attac ed
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LADIES are respectfully invited to attend auction
sale at es 9Th street Il W. For particulars see
Auction column.
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H. WILLIAM VIII close out a beautiful assortment
Of White suits three best STYLES OF French corSetS.
and bathing suits. at - per cent discount; also
silk manuilaS and Jerseys at half-price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-21
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