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NUMBERS WHO WILL GO TO BROOKLYN TONIGHT
The Union Veteran Corps and Kit Carson Post
G. A R., will leave for Brooklyn this evening. as
stated in yesterdays STAR. to attend the reunion Of
the Society OF the Army OF the Potomac The fol-
lowing Is the roster OF the members OF the Union
veteran Corps who Will go on the trip: Captain
samuel L 1homaSon; first lieutenant. James NJ
kdgar, second lieutenant. ChaS. Hartel; second
lieutenant, Robert Nelson: Judge advocate. Geo e
Corson; surgeon, F. Donohue, VI. D.. quartermaster
W. A short: paymaster, W. H. Hoover; commits
Sary, J. H. Jochum: Quartermaster sergeant, A. W.
Bogfa, color sergeant, Frank VI. Skinner first SER
geant, X E. Smith; second sergeant, VI. B. Buckley
third sergeant, =. NJ Gordon: fourth sergeant Vim
X. Fuss; NTH sergeant, James Brennan: corporals
Y. Z Caruana, Frank W. Paige. James H. Collins
p I. Hopkins, A. d. Shaw, Geo. H. Jackson. Frank
r. Mooers and W. w. Mcdonald; privates, Vim. An
QerSon, Jerome AndreSsen, F. II. Baxter, A. w
Brown. E III. Brown, B. j. benson, John Diekerson.
Geo: \. Hansell. w. W. Hubbard, Jacob Jaeobs,i.
Chris johnson, Fl. " keene, Geo. S. Laurence. jos
~ Laurence, II. j. LeiIhter, p. W. Malone. SaI,e.,
II Maxwell. S. G. Nerrell, Frank c. Proctor. Gee
NJ Rowe, ChaS- b. Sayer. Geo. W. Scheerer W. F.
Sedgwick. j. W: Spar, Thomas W. stewart, W. F.
Iaoler, Geo. S. Thompson, Philip II. Weber, d. b.
Whiteman, Frank b. Wilson, c. c. Willett; ord
nance ofncer, Chas- Ebert; and Inspector, JOS c.
Rock -
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DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS Ii PuRr LINEN Iuvm
SEATON PERRY

SEAlON fEhh1,
SUCCESSOR To PERRY q RRorrrsl
FINE QUALITY PRINTED ALL-LINEN EAwNAAf
2c- FORMER PRICE 2sc
EXTRA FINE QUALITY PRINTED AII~LINEH
LAWNS AT 2Sc., FORMER PRICE s-se
THtSE GOODS SHOULD NOT BE CONFOCyp
kD WITH TIE S2-INCHES WIDE BATIsTE9
Al sc, As The LATTER CANNOT COMPARE
WITH THEM IN QUALITY. STYLES On WIDTH.
BENG EIGHT INCHES NARR wER
"A RARE BARGAIN" IN <2-IN WIDE BLACK AND
S3LoREp AIBATRoss CLOTHS. AT SOC. FOR
PLAIS AID FiGfREp CHINA SILKS. REDUCED
FoGLsLD SILKS AT Soc; FORMER PRICE 7sc
ALL WOOL CHALI.1S DE LANES AND FRENCH
Dkt FABRICS AT MARKED DOWN PRICES"
sfIHSripaL BARGAINS" IN LoulsINEs AND SUN.
EXTRA GOOD VALUES IN BLACK AND coLol.
80 rkHapkMEs SCRAhs AND oRos-GRAIN
bi'A pphr GSKENhpiNES IL GREAT VARIETY. AND
EMbkSIDEREpMCLL AND sATTEEN ROBES AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES"
Immense STOCK OF BRITISH AND FRENCH
MITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERED sW lis
GAIzt MEKINo UNDERWEAR
cLqqsiHG PRICES On SPRING WRAPS ANb
IMPORTED JERSEYS, FROM s2so TO s,o
SILK. AHCDDA- CASHMERE AMI BERIIN
SHAWLS IN GREAT VARIETY.
gVCHolCE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND CON.
RkCI PRICES GUARANTEED.
SEATON PERRY
Perry Building
fennsylvania avenue corner 9Th street
Established ls40 sci
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Mr.. Metzerots,s Funeral.

The funeral OF VT VIM c. Metzerott occurred
this morning at seven o'clock. The relatives and
immediate friends OF the family assembled at the
residence on 18th street, where PRAYER was offered
oy Rev. DIT. Shippcl- The remains were then taken
friends or the deceased had assembled The SER
wees We're conducted by Rev. DR.. Shipper and Rev
MI SchnefCer, and the former made some brief
remarks, paying fitting tribute 10 the life aud
character OF one whose honorable and useful earthly
career mad just closed At the close Of the services
the remains were taken to Oak Hill .Or interInent
Az the grave Rev. MI. Schneider made an address
In German = N
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Silks, SILKS. SILKS.
CHEAPEST SILKS III the UNITED STATES
COLORED SILKS, very best quality. reduced from
$3.50 10 15c.
FANCY SILKS reduced from SOC. to Sic.
SILKS, SILKS, sIIKSu
81. %, Al. 81, 81, As 81 ST. As
CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPAcx
BLACK RROCADE SILK VELvETS, Al
NUNS YELLING. NUNS VEIIIN6t
Widest double width pure wool Cream Pink Blue and
Black, reduced to 311ac.
BIaCK BROCADE SILK GEENADINE. reduced
from 81 TO SIC.
NUNS YELLING (pu-e wool), 19c.
BLACK BRCCiDE SILKS, 75c
NUNS YELLING. pure W, OIL (lace style) 25c
EIACk SATINS, 20 COLORED SATINS, 81
ILAlD MUSLIN l24. reduced to8
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS %
81 RING DRESS GOODS. silk and wool reduced
from Soc. TO 15c ~
,BEAUTIEUL PLAID DRESS GOODS, silk and wool.
Zee reduced to 25c. ~-'
81 I5c -NS-A
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS. reduced to Sc
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS pure WOOL al 50
1e2 CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPACE.
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The only strictly one-price hat and gents fur
nishing house In this city, corner eth and ID, Is
gathering the lions share of the trade. 1t has
70 pass that the public prefer buying at places
where they know the prices charged TO them are
not higher than those Charged TO professional shop
pera who understand the art OF barterng. 1t Is
amusing TO see how some merchants try to mfslead
the public by stating that their goods are marked
IN plain figures trying to confer the idea that
they have but one price, which surely does not fol-
ow as they take as much or all they can get AT
Francs business is conducted strictly on the
ortcs principle. no deductions or deviations being
made TO any one. Even the clerks In his store, If
they wish TO make purchases, are charged exactly
the same as the customers who come in The old
adage "a nlmble sixpence Is better than a slow
shillingr Ia the principle upon which the business
= conducted
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Amusements. &C., Tonight.
THEATER CoMIQCE SUMNER GARDEN.-'The Mas
COT
entertainment
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Prof. A. S. Boyds Lecture
on Memory.
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PARTIKs leaving the city for the summer are adj
Vtsed 10 leave the family silver In trunk with the
National Safe Deposit Co, corner 18th street and
Esw YORK avenue, or rent a small safe for a NOM
nal charge, and place bonds or other valuable
naperS therein
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LOCAL MENTION.


OFFICE OF THE CHIRY SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 10, 1884, $50 a. M
Dor the middle Atlantic states, increasing clOudi
ns,s and rain, cooler weather, north 10 east winds
In northern portions, winds shifting TO north and
west In southern portions The Indications are
that rain will prevail In the middle and south At
lsntic states tonight and tomorrow morning, with
cooler weather on wednesday. d..
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NINE. J. p PALMER. HOT F street, Will, during
the month Of June, close out the balance OF Paris
and London bonnets and hats at reduced prices,
peeviOus TO her departure for Europe.
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DRr Goops.

DRY Goops.
1000 yards BATISTE 1e and 2oc
5000 yards FAST CoLoRs LAWN, Gso
1000 yards PACIFIC LAWNS l2sc
1000 yards REMNANTS LAWN TO 9 4 yards a -
1850 yards REMNANTS GINGHAM ct &C.. worth lah
case l0-4 SHFETING. 2Sc, worth 2sc
full stock of JERSEYS 1sc TO $500
A full stock UNDERWEAR
GREAT BARGAINS IN EVERY LINE
GEO. J. JOHNSON,
JET us Market spAca
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EAr1sa HuMn1E P1Eu

EAr1Na HuMBLE P1E.n
THE SPECTATOR" AN INSURANCE JOURNAL.
devoted to the interests of the old system of level
premium, high rate companies. out in its last
number with editorial retractng the Infamous
charges it has been making for the last year almost
every issue against the Mutual Reserve Fund Life As
Harper, and other officers The paper now says
1.-The Mutual Reserve was believe the pioneer
in this movement of providing reserves to cure
the evils that have heretofore afflicted the
success certainly shows that the plan is popular
TO 2 very considerable extent and is an evidence
Quoted That Mr. Harper and his associates conduct
ing the business openly and fairly inviting investiea
ton; and arc developing system that they believe to
be the true system there be doubt The object
Reserve Fund Life Association and to Mr. Harper per-
pair the injury of which been the unwtinr and
unwilling cause" Office Of the association 1863 ST
Come and insure 1.4. KNIGHT. General Agent myl2
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HoS. J. 8. PARKER's resignation was sent TO the
Secretary Of the Interior yesterday, to take effect
July q, 1854.
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A BIC BARa AIN.
We have just opened three cases real SCOTCH
ZEPHYR GINGHAMS. yard wide, at Is cents, usual
price 81 cents
big lot of GENTS FRENCH HALF HOSE, COL
ORED. no seams, Is cents.
big bargain in real IRISH LINEN at 1911 cents
INDIA LINEN 81 cts, 10 Cts. II cts, 12H cts
FIGURED LAWNS 5 cents.
Gents GAUZE SHIRTS Is cents.
Ladies' GAUZE VESTS 25 cents
40-ineh all wool NUNS YELLING 81 cents
PARAsOLS 81. 81 .25 $780, S175 g.
CALICO cts, AZ cts, 5 cts
All wool WHITE FLANNELS IS cts, p eta
Fancy STRAW MATING
SUMNER SILKS 81 cents
Children's fancy HOSE no seams, Is centa
Yard wide ORGANDY LAWNS 10 centa
Ladies DRESS LINEN 12k cents
WSoN'S,
je5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE South Side
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ABSOLUTELY PuRz

ABSOLUTELY PuRz
ERR kRf 90 g ~ a
ko 200 7 4 ~ 4 / LII
b. En- Z Z & # ssssS 8 go
8 BBB ! AZ 4 I Xxx K Il Il MN \ IN { ad s.
PPP 90 Odd FER RRR
PPP 8 o wWWW D b EE RRR
2 90 WWWW d E. r.
This powder never varies , marvel Of purity.
strength and wholesomenesA More economical than
the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold competition
with the multitude of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powders Sold only in cana ROYAL BAKING
PowDER Co. loo Wall street. ny ape
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SUMNER WINEs--T1St received my second ship
nent OF Rhine wines, which 1 purchased while In
Europe last year. Also, all kinds OF California
wineS-Znfandel. Gutedel, Burgundy, Mission, etc
And ms own well-knOwn blackberry. raspberry and
pure native wine, which Is highly recommended by
phy scianS. Get them at Chr. Handlers, No. Oil
fth street northwest.
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A FILTHY KITCHEN can be regenerated by the use
q oapOliO. All grocerS keep It,
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TESTED accurate Thermometers. Hempler's, 453
p ave.
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New SPRING GooDs.
GAINS IN BLACK SILKS. SILK oRENADfNEA
FRENCH WOOL NOVELTIES N CHOICE DE-
SIGNS. BLACK WOODEN DRESS GOODS N
GREAT VARIETY, LINEN LAWNS, SATTEEI0
SILK AND Isle HOsE, LINEN sHEETiN0s AID
sps-sn HooE BRO CO.. is2 ,tr,ux
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SUMNER RESORTS.

MooREs HOTEL AND sUMMER RESORT.
r ss .S ssy IS For
ss5 per month Children under Z Years and lG:@1
ana the SUE Prop
nj nouncine that the aades Hotel is open ~
1 fsp sq MAJ guests Terms moderate sio 9st M
TIE Poru1An WATERING PLACE.
L. reached by the kE.aE
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
In two hours from Philadelphia Fast express trains
with Paror Cars attached during the season at
convenient hours and passengers will lind on their ar
rival at the
NEW BROAD STREET STATION, PHILADELPHIA.
Union Transfer coaches and horse ready to trans
fer direct to the station of the
WEST. JERSEY RAILROAD,
at the foot of Market street
For tickets baggage checks and full information up.
ply as follows
Northeast corner 18th street and Pennsylvania ava
Station Baltimore and Potomac railroad
j. R. WOODS. General Passenger Agent
CHARLES E. PUGH. General Manager. ;es-24m
A TLANTIC CITY EXPRESS TRAINS aAA
"A RUN THROUGH A AfTHour STOPS 1E:@1
IN 80 MINUTES. VIA
Camden and Atlantic RR West Jersey Railroad
Station foot Of Vine st. Station foot Of Market st
Passengers from Washington viii take the Threugh
PennssSania Railroad Where the street viii
vey direct west Jersey Eailroaa Sc
Station Of the Camden and At lantic Railroad
For through tickets baggage checks and full infor-
nation, apply as follows
Station Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
JR WOOD. Gen Passenger Agent
CHAs. E. PUGH. Gen. Manager. jes-2km
the country Hotel complete. in every particular:
and electric bells Four hours from phiis p: R: i;
a5d ans
A TLANIA HOTEL AsBURX PARK ar! \: J;-sEc;
S o PakkER Esq., ITO ''S?P es eGa
CECoND AVENUE, HOUSE. AsBURY PARK, \: j.,
tyfsTss kPRSnmsnts aTsseass M4okENz1E
from he beach and in fun view Of the ocean: AZ
for e rst aPsp june s
HOTEL COLUMBIA, OCEAN BEACH. n J. a. /
OPENS JUNE 2STH, 1884 l..iE
Desrably located within Of surf Large Parlos
Halls and Music Rooms. Splendid Bathing. Orchestra
from july LIST.
Circulars at Star Office.
For terms, &C., address.
je6-1m FRED Z. FOSTER
| T1'HE PEMBERl ON, AsBURY PARK, N.J.AA 4
ut mads family nsnss frc Tsbs
surpassed Terms 81 to So day. $5 to SIS week
| Mrs. PEMBERTUN. Prop. je6-3m
(.RAMERCY HOUSE, ASBURY PARK N J., Is
" now open for the reception Of guests Favorably
known for years Sanitary arrangements perfect
Terms moderate. Mrs. A. WYCKOFF. je5 lm
| CRYSTAL COTTAGE. A. 4
Every appointment complete Address for u LIE
| terms, Mrs. MAHON. je3lm
| NORWOOD HALL. SITUATED IN THE MOST
~ lovely part of Asbury Park 100 va, DIS from -,
beach Magnificent ocean view First class Yc:tA Y
accommodations for lbs guests Special family " .hfE
rates NJ L. MCCRAY. Box AL je3- 2m
CAHILL HOUsF. .AsBURY PARK. n. J. OPENS
~ June I'd. First-cass in all its appcintm nts
Perfect drainage Fire escapes For particulars address
| NJ D. C HILL Drawer No g. je3- 2m
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E +! : ~ wv y =: =;
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT,
A16 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
MARKED DOWN PRICES
All our l2,fc. DRESS alNGHAMs reduced to 1oc. per
yard.
Geo. H. eilberrs best Ga PLAID FLANNELs at &c.
Per gard These goods retailed all over 1t &150
Geo. Il. Gtlberts best Ga LADIES' CLOTH at y5c per
yard: regular price S1.25
Geo. h. ailbert's best OPERA FLANNELs at Sc. Per
yard.
Atwood BASKET FLANNELs at 45c per yard
2s-inch Shepherds PLAID DRESS GOODS at 15c. Per
yard: former price 25c.; colors Blue Pink and Beige
former price 25c.
23-inch British DE BEIGE at Csc per yard These
goods are Of recent purchase and very cheap
s4-inch double fold) CAsHMEREs and DE BE1aEs
ut 25c. per yard.
Best 1.4O0 LAWNS. former price 121sc. now l0c pen
yard
Very best Indigo Blue PRINTS at &c. Per yard
Koechlin's Best French sATTEEN at size per yard
These goods represent solid colors only.
Rlack Wool RRNN nEn pIrNTTNn ,o5,,o.a D., IN.
per yard
Ally Black LACE BUNTING at 25c per yard
Atwood NUNS YELLING at 26c per yard, in all de-
sirable shades
Lupin's Best ALBATROs at Soc. per yard colors
Cream. White Pink, Blue and Black
4O-inch Cream White NUNS YELLING At :soc Per
yard-a decided bargain.
Is pieces Best Turkey Red TABLE DAMAsKs re-
duced to e0c. q yard; actually worth 81 yard.
These goods worthy the inspection Of our friends
and patrons and the supply Is limited an early call Is
solicited.
OUR WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
is still complete in all its branches;
All Colors MOSQUITO NETTING 1T 50c apiece. 1T
UM's,
l16 SEVENTH STREET
OUR LACE DEPARTMENT.
We adding fresh attractions every day to our Lace
Department and thereby intend keep up the immense
run we are having Just now we are offering the
BIGGEST BARGAINS IN ORIENTAL. LACEs
offered at TO- 49, Is 49, 10 and Csc yard and we
warrant every pattern be worth from rs to per
more than asked. les
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ID LEVI NEW AND SECOND HAN CLOTHING
HE 1920 street porthwest.-Pistola, wsachsa Lev.
elry, Musical Instruments Hats Caps Boots and 6hoR
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GREAT BARGAINS In shoes ASSignee'S sale.
Profits old stand, 426 9TH street northwest
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CHARLES GOULD, Will working at the laying OF
the water main in New Jersey avenue this morn
ing, had his head painfully cut by the falling OF
race
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PROPOSALS.
DRoposALS FOR IRON WORK
II OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STArx wAH AND NAVY

DRoPosAIs FoR IRON WORK
l. OFFICE OF BrILDIse ron STATE wAn AND NAVY
wAsHISeToN. D. c, June 10th, 1884
Separate Sealed Proposals for furnishing and deliver
s sslg DIR Iron Beams Beams for , two noos;
small small, Miscellaneous Wis ella Ca, Css'ings
uni Twelve s fwf Ss'T i III g lss
ssssseisse.sions ssnss.l ,nsucans to bidder. ana
iron work above named VIII be furnished 70 ished
or dealers f Fl :, 'e essfS
3elo-tth.s,et Colonel. Corps Of Engineers.
pRoPosNls FOR FUfL
,r Sesisd pFSrosas N d9rlisase for Med and cIs
Of sF and Is To sns
Wednesday June Is 1854 for furnishing the War De-
Fuel Ali srtcss named ssie f Of bs, quality
w be sef the whole Fl any 81 ss ras the
right tc o ss nd Any W OF =; ps9Pss
nent Bureaus Offices in Washi,gton for which re-
CURED by the parties to whom the contract tor con-
venie9ee Of the D partnieilt may require.
Fuel for the state War ana Navy Der artment Build
speciiSstions general instructions to ,idders and
shed dealers pdn 70 ,hs oes 10
,eiO-6. ROBERT +. LINCOLN. secretary of War.
PRoPosALs FOR ANNUAL SUPPLIES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TIE sE F s,
Sealed proposals VIII 81 Seed at he Once Of the
snperintendent for furnishing Supplies for the Of
the Treasury Department in this city for the fiscal year
O'Ci OCK P. NJ on the following named days:
For Dry Goods, Forage Furniture and UTholsterers'
yuIie ~
Lam a ednesdss june ia
Hardware thursday. June ls
must be regular dealers in the articles named
their bids
Printed schedules. with instructions to bidders, may
be had at the Office of the Superintendent.
The Department TIE ght TO reject any all
bids or parts o; any bid. and to waive defects.
No contract VIII be awarded for the supplies herein
referred to until reputation for their purchase
shall have been made by Congress.
jeT-6t CHAS. j. FOLGER Secretary
DROPOSALS FOR FILE-CASES.
L TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF The SUPERINTENDENT.
WASHINGTON, ID. {. May %. 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this Office
until TWO O'CLOCK p NJ. of WEDNESDAY,, JUNE
ELEVENTH, 1884. for manufacturing, and setting up
IN complete working order. FIFTEEN FILE CASES
for the use of the Department in this city
Plans and specifications will be furnished to furniture
manufacturers on application TO this Office.
The Department the right to reject all
BLDG. or parts OF any bid and to waive defects.
my30-2sw2w CHAS. J. FoLGER. Secretary.
l. DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON. ID. T., June q. 1884.
Sealed Proposals Will be received until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. FRIDAY. JUNE TWENTY SEVENTH,
this Department and its several Bureaus,
year ending June 80 1885.
Instructions bidders will be furnished on applics
ton to the Custodian, Room l04. Department of the
Interior.
Proposals addressed the Secretary of the Int
rior and marked, Proposals tor Winding Clocks"
II. NJ. TELLER,
1e7-eo3t Secretary.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

TRADE SALE of carriages, buggies, &C. See Auction
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my23 522-5A-526 Ninth street
TINE POOL BURSTED.-HAVING MORE GODOS
Il than money, and being anxious to close out my
few days only giye the snap away at the following
sailor Suits $l5O; SO do, do, do, So: 75c.
Boys Short Pants now !0c $1.25 Boys Long Pants
now 81; 81 25 Mems Pants 81; So Mems Alpaca
Coats now 81 so: 81 25 Mems Mohair Coats now 81
Come aud see the Old Man at
l914-l916 Pennsylvania avenue,
r. i SRI,
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WHITE GOODS! WHITE GOODS,

Splendid Checked NAINsooK ut &c.: better eooda q
l21c., worth 20c. Victoria LAWN st 12I<o nearly
yard wide this il the usual 20-cent quality India
LINEN at l21sc., l5c. 1sc. .20c and 25c I case
fines quality Gray BEIGE. 62,scts; worth soc.
case az inches wide finest Black and White PLAID.
45cts. reduced from 621scts 80 LAWNS al Of
this seasons styles. GINGHAMs In endless variety.
much below former prices
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ATTENTION Is called TO the last great trade sale
g carriages. buggteS, &c, at the ManufacturersY
repository, GIL E street northwest, Thursday June
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MO DIeCOvERY HAS EQUALED THAT OF ABB
IN sorpion. illustrated In the Holman Liver Pad
co.'s Remedies.m Consultation free Depot southeast
corner 9Th and Z streets northwest Wyl7
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DEALERS should attend the sale, No. 215 Pa. ave.
n. W. Goods are given away. See auction advt
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NTOORE's HOTEL AND SUMNER RESORT,
V1 Leonardtown. Md is now open for sum AAk
guests; terms 81 so per day, S9 per week, YEAY
sos per month; children under II years and l..1E
nurses half price. no mosquitoes steamer Thompson
leaves Washington every wednesday and saturday n
an and the steamer Sue every sunday at 4p.m. e.
jel0-lm HERBERT +. MOORE. Prop.
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DRExTON VILLA, CAPE MAY-SPLENDlD OCEAN
ID view: fifty yards from beach; all modern conven.
fences: sl0to &1Srer week. Address Mra J. A. MYERS
Brextoa, purk avenue. Baltimore. Md myl2- 3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-27
One Good R.asnlt

One good result Of the agitation of tho
proposition to extend the bonded period
OF whiskey now In bond for the benefit Of
the dissillers Is mentioned by Mr.. WAITER.
son in the following paragraph:
"Itisnnfortunate for the trade also that
certain ambitious partisans Of the high
'farih monopolies have seen, as they thought,
an opportunity 10 mend the waning for
tunes OF their cause by forcing the whiskey
trade into such an extremity of financial
distress as TO compel II TO join them In
clamoring for the repeal Of internal.reve-
nue. taxes. This Is the secret OF the most
influential opposition which the bill has
encountered"
Notice what Is admitted in the above
paragraph:
LIST. That the whiskey-distiller are In
favor OF taxing whiskey. Whys Because
the heavy tax gives them monopoly Of
the business. They no doubt aid the Gov
eminent spies and informers IN putting
down all the small distillers to be found
In mountain Businesses and in unexpIored
cellars In the cities. They demand more
time 10 which TO pay their taxes, but they
do not ask that the tax shall be removed.
I'd. That the Democrats who favor the
repeal OF all internal taxes can compel
these whiskey distiIlers TO come 70 terms.
This admission proves, what we have here
tofore SAID, that vote for the whiskey bill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-27

rbs Phadsp o1 the KeeIy Motor Company
who EMERGED this evening from Secretary
scbne eIhsrn Office, after full meeting
Of the Roard. were very hopeiul-looking
bodx r' 80 pU nan "Tbe vibratory engine rs
6pisbe ID 9 thew said; the work of adjust
inc ana ,ocajizing Is progressing rapid
w. and nd' Mr.. Keely has fixed the date for
the actual exhibition OF the motor on
or or before sp April 10TH Mr.. Keely's mes .,'.
o ofSe was and through them to the Drsc-
tors. keely himself was not present at fhe
meetin" IL am too busy to come" he
EXPLAINED TO Treasurer Green, "and I am
nop ~ s,oor dome with my work that 4
d do% IS, want net io appear %Gp before the directors
d linal S triumph5 After Mr.. Keey's an,
noI,ncement had been made to the direct
tors. Mr.. Green read q brief statement
from the inventor relative to recent ru-
mors that he was delaying the completion
of the motor in order to apply bis myste-
rions power to other mediums in the In,
terest Of other parties. Mr.. Keely denied
these statements emphaticalIy.