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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-08-26
CONWAY, No., August End, 1884

Hon. Jno T. Heard Sedalia, No. ...
DEAs SIR I'm response to your application for
a statement Of nv recollection about my connec-
ton with the bill proposing to establish the office
of public inter- which before the state senate
In 1851, would say that near the end OF the ses-
sicn I WAS applied 10 by james MeHenry, OF the
Tribune Publishing company, 70 call up sud OIL
to put IL on its passage, and promised 70 DO
so . but afterwards aScertaiDed that In a caucus
Of the denocratic members OK the senate, at whien
was not present, said bill had been under eonsld-
erstion, and had, by general consent ana agree,
mens Of all present. been laid over not TO De called
up by anybody until the caucus had opportunity
for further considering lit, whereupon nooned
McHenry that could not call il up rs promised
and tor the reason, that while had not been In
the caucus when said agreement was made, yer
felt that should respect it You ask II assigned
as reason for not calling up said BILL the fact that
had information that Cottey, Heasten and you
would kin myscyelone" bill II called up the said
printers bill. did not, but scted from the rea-
son given above. in fact, mad no SUCH informa-
ton or threat from any quarter and II 1 had
should not have been influenced by ID, because I
knew how VOC 81 stood with reference 60 my bill
Cottey was opposed TO IL openly, Heaston did not
oppose 1T, wh le knew that you not only would
support il I'm the senate but had alresdy been aid
no = me with it in the house Not having been in
the senate caucus when said "printer's' bill was
eonsidered, knew but little about its provisions.
only in general way, AMI do not remember no .
the character OF the objections prsseoid TO Il by
the committee on printing, but understood that IT'S
report was adverse to the bill as II came T. ON the
house am, dear sir, WITH respect, your friend,
JOHN +. McMAHAN.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-08-26
Harriet tOsHanG.

Cincinnati, o., august 23.-Palrick
Hartnet for killing his wife the 31st OF
January, 1888, was sentenced TO be hanged
December 18th, next. He confessed tie
crime and said he ought to have been
hanged a wear aud half ago.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-08-26
BoOnesboro Burned.

Boone, Iowa, Angus; 2S.-Early yester-
day Ere broke out at BoOnesbOro, Iowa,
aud destroyed eight business buildings and
a large canning factory. Loss SD, 900; in
sursnce $1,000.
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All the Bodies Recovered.

Shamokin, Pa, August 23.-All the
bodies were recovered from the burning
mine at Buckridge. Efforts are now direct
ed toward exiinguishing the FIRE.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-08-26

ST. JosnPH, No., August II, 1884.
Ny Dear Senator;
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-08-26

ursnuy at the over the short COURSE Quebec .,
e5srl1ne. daIler only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-11

DRY GOODS OF THE BEST CLASS COMPLETE
STOCK Il ALL DEPARTMENTS
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Alexandria Affair."

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
RENEWING ITS IoCrH.-The Oldest bni,d,no e.at
OF Lee street within the old cove line OF made Ia nj
Is now beng reInOdeIed and Converted frnn, % t',.
built certainly as early as 1922 and was used dir
lnS the yellow fever plague OF 1903 as recentacio
Tor the furniture DC, OF houses which had ht.n a.
serted Later IL was a flour warehouse and M ono
nection with the custom house. 1t is now being
ntted up by MeSSrS. W. Lindsay & Co To he nSed in
connection with their business. -
toRPokATioN CoCRT--The CORPORATION court will
open lis April term at the city court hOuSe nexf
Tuesday III Will be quarterly court with grand
jury and petit jury, and Will be brisk conrt az
during its session liquor licenses for the wear viii
b. granted "
THE ARLINGTON TAx.-The supervisors Of a,ax
andI1a county. at their last meeting, received
estate. and allowed Edward Burke ten per cent nm
that amount Tor collection, and JOS E. Clements
$50 Tor professional services In the matter the vote
In each caSe standing--ayeS. MessrS Costello and
icndietOn: nay. Nj. Graham
FIRE MAFTERS--Ihc esprit de CORDS has become
quite lively Ia the Alexandria fire COMPANIES Tine
HydratllOn company, at It's last meeting an
pointed committee 10 ascertain why the driver of
that steamer had been instructed to drive no
faster than trOt while going TO q fire.
POLICE REPoRr--John Hicks, arrested by OFFICER
LAWYER, Is he'd 1T the StatiOn-hOuse this morning.
charged with disoricrly conduct at the railroad
C"pOt.-Iile may or at his last court sent Edward
Grant to the chain gang for two months, having
convicted him OF larceny.
Notes.-The Easter holidays OF the public schools
began this morning. They will open again next
Iuestay--Eive hundred tons OF steel rails for the
Midland road are now being unloaded at the wharf
here from tie schooner Emma Aery, OF Perth Am
boy. y. J.-Ihree vessels loaded with lumber ar
church and 81 the Second Presby terrain church have
been repaired
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A Setback for Suffrage.

Washington Cor Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
WASHINGTON. April S-The movement for SUI
frage In Washington received a severe. and prob
ably lasting check, in the proceedings OF
primaries, called to elect delegates to a convention
which is charged with the exciting duty OF
choosing two representatives OF the District in the
Chicago convention. 1t Is the first time since 1890
that the leaders in the suffrage movement here
nave had chance to show what blessing IL
would be to change the present orderly and
efficient method OF government for the city TO one
organized by the votes Of citizens
Advocates OF suffrage have been very active and
persistent of late. and have raided Congress con-
stantly to secure influence for their scheme. Last
night the sufragists met in twenty-five district
conventions. Nearly every one OF these meetings
was little less than bowling mob.
THE LONGEST GLOVE FIGHT ON RECoRp.-JOhn
Welsh and Vim. Sheriff, 1.-THE PruSSian.' fought
yesterday In Philadelphia the longest glove contest
on record. The fight begun at 4:o p. m. and lasted
hVe hours and six minutes. Both men were terribly
punished Welsh has three fingers broken and Il
fourth dlslocated. Sheriff S jaw is injured and he
Is mass Of bruises. Seventy-three rounds were
fought under the Queensbury rules 10 draw
t.rpugh the utter inability of either man TO so
with the fight.
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Condensed Locals.

As Kate Murphy. white woman. was stepping
on street car, corner OF 9Th street ana PennSylva-
Lila avenue Last evening. She was struck 10y pass
Ing cab and Knocked lnSenSibe. She was carried
10 her brothers house. corner 10Th and streets
northwest. where she was attended by Dr. Watt IT.
The venerable john ID. Clark passed his ninety
sftCiu b!Tt'lia[ YESTERDAY In good health with AIS
Cidi II. gr.li.-Chiidreil and great-grand-Chlldr
around han. at his residence corner l2Lh and Ii
Streets.
hdriie VI. Nye. we'll known for his efforts In be-
lai OF the temperance cause 10 this District. is iy
1ng Ver III II re>iuHnCe No ito street north
"eSt- re contracted il very bad cold recently, in
outdoor speaking.
NJ special adjourned session OF the Grand
Ledge Knights o ItEiio. II. -. held last night, a
charter W;t> granted Tor new lodge. 20 be hnOwn
Is j. T. tOdWeu !u,ige. No. D The new lodge
starts y Eth about thirty charter members.
Ire star OF hope lodge. GcOt Iemp.8rS. st their
meeting i.iSt evening. adopted resolutions which
stated that ave re-ugI-Ze the Protective League
Just OTSs2lzeI IN Our city. e. confession on Tie
laEI OF OIT opponents OF tAeIr -,r0VlD S-dkneSS-
The jury Ia the case or tae District Ggt the
- II AiLg;cn and Georgetown Railroad, which re
fred on Tuesday la>t. yesterday Afternoon agreed
upon a verdict. WhiciI Ms sealed, and viii be
opened tomorrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-11

OPERA GLASSES wholesale, Hemplers, 45s Pa a
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Base Ball.
VICTORY OF THE WASHINGTON CLUB OVER THE
DETROIT

VICTORY OF TIE WASHINGTON CLUB OVER THE
DETROIT BOYS.
The friends OF the Washington base bail club
were delighted with the victory of their fayorites
over the Detrolts yesterday, and even those who
not particularly interested In the club admired
the clever way in which our home team disposed Of
the visitors. They were not allowed to get a man
to the home plate, while the Washington boys
played a faultleSs fielding game, and batted well,
making six runs Feneily made four base hits,
and captured very difficult fly ball while playing
short stop. Hamill had an opportunity to show
his ability as pitcher through an entire game,
and proved himself a number one. The visitors
were unable to do anything with his curves, and
he also felded we'll Humphries caught very well,
although he had a few passed balls, but they were
not costly ones. Morgan captured FIVE flies in the
left field very handsomely. The same clubs will
play to-day and to-morrQw. Weidnann will pitch
and Bennett catch for the DetroitS to-day, and an
interesting game is expected.
GAMES ELSEWHERE
At Observation-Disclosures IL: Baltimore 4. At
phia-Philadelphi Z; Athletic /. At New
YOrk-Yale /; New York 3.
THE CUBAN CLAIM.-In the case OF the trustees
OF G. BOch against Jose Manuel Macias mentioned
In this paper few days since, where it was sought
to restrain the defendant from collecting certain
money due him on an award OF the Spanish
American commission, the Equity Court, Judge
James, this morning denied The Injunction and
dissolved the restraining order, holding that the
alleged Judgment against NaciaS in Cuba was one
this court could not recognize. having been
obtained without personal service upon Mr. MaciaS.
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New Srnrxe Goops Received Ar
LUTTRELL & WINES.
NO 1880 PENNA AVE corner 2osh stnw

Beautiful Summer sAs worth 75c.; our price. sns
Eiegant Black $3.50. 81 -
81 80. = -. y. -. 81 s5 100.
- ~ ami 81 -
Cssllere. an our price.5oc
t.dek Castnltrss. y 40 80 TO- - and -
ottoman Cloths inrr shades elc- quality. 81
IL BacN.
tIeTster Goth. IN shades, 25c.
Nuns Neilil =, al CO. ~
ladies' tiath -
Nm Dress Goods IN Plaid
lew Patterns u lo,l4e- silks At cost
one case L.Mns Just IN. value S.. price SC.
Full lire French Satteen
LOCO ISrs Misses Hose reduced from soc L. Great
BARGAIN.
$50 pairs Cur-,ts reduced from 5nc T. so,
lie Best v LlJe spread III Nashii4.-tou at - -
Elsant line Of Cloths aud Caaslnerts for Sliy .,ear
suits made order
Full line Table Danlasks - - so o. sc 81 ardsl %
SHIRTS Laui.dried and DnlaIudr-rl
Slli Is made 10 order, measure and Guaranteed
LJII 80 /. X WINE.
1880 r. ua. avenue,
rnh3l- I'm Corner ll,rh street
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The Joint Regatta
10 BR HELp july 91sT-nARMoNr on T

To bk Held july 3lsT-HARMONY OF THE CLUBS
The Joint regatta committee held meeting last
evening and adopted the agreement as &c The
STAR ana Post cups, as suggested by the presidents
anu approved 10y the clubs. 1t was decided to hold
the jott regatta on the 31St OF July. The races
AIRED Np"a were elght-oarS, senior, junior and
hsh-Nelght f0urs, senior. Junior and special sim
gIeS Mss-r> Moore a LediDg donated a prize for
senior single souls
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'E-s.,sfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: James
II. Edwards to Theodore Williams. lot 3, So %;
5000 Sarah F. Mickum TO w G. Duckett, lot 10,
81. -: 5000 Francis NJ. Gunneu to Joseph d.
Free. part ~, 81. :53 $1,000 w. &. Smith to Helen
X. Iindall. lot L. Widows Mite: Sl.5,S.13. w. l.
Freeman. Trustee, TO Edward j. Jennings, pit I, So.
i!. & .i2j. tiaS .Orri5 To Louis Fabtr, pit 5. So.
Is: i-5t" James NJ Siocketl TO Frank Schneider.
SUB, lois 10 and Il. 81. 961 $50. G. ". F. Swart-
Zesi u Mar J. Warner. subs So To g., So 500; 8.
Z. y Warner TO Rev. Sheldon Jackson, lot H. block
IL - o'ac IL; %. block II; 10, block Is, Meridian
iiii: =, SIS to-
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AmH>ememrs, &c., TO.nighr

AmH>ements. &C.. TO.night.
NATIONAL THEATER--M. b. Curtis in ''SamI of
ptSsrL"
cords OPERA HOUSE.-"PrincesS Ida; or, Castle
Adamant. by John Stetson's company.
DINE MUSECM.-"Uncle Toms Cabin" and curl
os1tie>.
THEATER CoNIoUE.-''Anticsr and varieties
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FFF RRR A NM NM FEE oSSS
F IA MMNN T.
Eff RRR "A MINI ii EE ssss
AAA VI M NJ F. , .
r r III ii NJ FER SSSS .

Among the many new and pretty goods which have
been pouring in establishment would call atte
ton TO our magnificent assortment of PICTURE
FRAMES, Of al poSsibl styles The prices very
reasonable that quote few of Them though it s not
POSSIBLE to give adequate description Of style
quality. which we politely request you to inspect for
yourselves Bring your pictures along then you can
what style of Frame will have all sizes
on hand In Frames for Cabinet and Card Photographs
we have all possible styles Rustic from l5c Walnut
from Csc; Oak with Plush and Gilt, at 9sc Oak and
Gilt at 49c Plain Oak from 33c Engraved 69c up
Our assortment Of Fine Silk Plush Frames is very
large Our ACC Frames used to sell for 81. In fine
Ebony Engraved Frames. with Half Cabinets Prone
made and Double Cabinet they in price from 25c
to 81 49, Metal Card Frames. CSC Cabinets. 49c
In Gilt Frames can show the largest assortment in
the city. There are some very p city goods among
them They range in price from s9c up in Sx10 size.
Fine, ancy Gold Leaf frames, in beautiful designs
from S1.4 up.
We also hav all the necessary Cord Wire. Nails &C.
&c. at the lowest prices
We would also call attention to our large variety of
Framed Pictures and offer beautiful Oil Paint
ings at from So 40.
Oleographs, in Gilt Frames Acc upwards
We can Frame Pictures up to 241SO at once
NJ. SILVERBERG CO.,
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
$40 SEVENTH and 3l3 EIGHTH ST NV
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EVERYBODY SPEAKS HIGHLY OF ELECAMPANE
II AND HoREH0UND, They afford speedy aud per
nanent relief to all Coughs Colds. Horseness &C. sc
are pleasant to take and stop coughing Immediately
They merit a trial.
Large boxes 25c.. only at
ARTHUR NATTANS', Pharmacist
ap5 lith and i and ID and ID SITS NV
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sFCHOICE GOODS. TI.AIN FIGURES AND COR
kECI IhiGE> GUARANTEED
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We ARE Now PREPARED
To SHOW
A FULL STOCK OF SPRING GOODS
OF ALL THE LATEST IMPORTATION AND HOME
MANUFACTURE

15opieces double width .ncst FLsNSEIs fl all the
leading shades IT 5Oc. value - ats
59rieces 42uch wide Atwood De B,ige Sc value 90
cents
l900 pieces DRESS GOODS. from lowest grade 10 fin
est Imported Prices lowe than any other house.
200 pieces plain grain SILKS. all col -. &c
value 81 Oar dyiiar Silks cannot te bought Tor less
than 81 80 from our competitors. We carry thu largest
stock IN this city and .uyn d.. quaint
ties enabled 81, retail cheaper than some
merchants buy al Wuul.ss..
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JERSEYS JERSEYSm JERSEYS,t

JERSEYS, JERSEYSn JERsEYs,r
We safely sly that have the largest and most
carefully selected stock Of Jerseys the city. owing
placing orders for Jerseys long before the season
ard therefore have the advantage of selling them
lower than any u competitors A. wish prove
TO you that TINS Idle talk solicit your carly
inspection We ASK you to note carefully prices
low mentioned:
We are selling splendid Atwood Jersey at 81 which
Is really special bargain
= nice Jersey. well made Substituted in all the new
81 ung shades-rart. lazy slat" iaauy tan cardinal
mNrt. black, light blue pink and creaat only 81 IS
Extra value.
:. well finished aud perfect fitting in al desirable
shades, with cults and collars, only So
Jerseys with reversed collars AID cuffs good quality
only $50 SPECIAL IUw Iilce.
Jerseys made Of fine imrortel Stockinette with cuffs
and collars good value, only 81
We have also Jersey at p with 1laited back re-
vered collar and cuffs. and are cut away front and
Perfect httIn-.
Our rink Jerseys made Of imported Storlinette
Years price S.
Our silk embroidered Jersevs-brown myrtle garnet
ana hiack-wlih PLAT ia and Embroidered cuffs
ton
Children's Jerseys ali sizes and color made from fin
sochette Oar price 81 49, from tour to twelve years
THIRD FLOOR ACCESSIBLE 81 OTIS ELEVATOR
Here still clearing ont ODDS AND ENDS OF
every variety Of our imIHense stock.
DRESS GOODS @. every description suitable for
laC: and children. We selling III ~ goods At one
half ttIr y.iut Some DO bring Is ten cents
the dollar They must be sold however uo matter
now great the loss.
Very best PRINT cents DHFSSMAhERS CAM
BRfCS all colurs, Yard wide FERC ALE 6Sc EAr-
wide NOME Clio lii Ca cents
I1x-yard wide. f:IIl measure FRUIT OF TIE LOOM
BIEACHED COTTON J2te cents Sfi,-Iald yard Wild
Bleaciled equal 10 Fruit OF the loom. ut O. cents.
REMNANTS OF SHEETINGS al widths very
cheap
Genuine CANTON GINGHiEIS In beautiful dress
styles osiy SC. per YARD Full pieces to cut from
ENGLISH CHEvIOTS at lOc.. worth % c-nts
ALL-LINEN DAMASK TOWELS. ~ inch long at
121s, other EOuss asa 2'c. Tor tleIil lo ach wide
extra good Crash AZ &c ler yard
Our SC rer dozen BUTTON COUNTERS the wonder
OF tine every mail bringing orders all PARTS Of
the country tor them. some OF these Buttons
much d. 81 Ter dozen We sell them al jc per dozen
100 doz n full size WHITE APRONS. with a deep
ruie, iiae OF the best Plald Muslin. at lvc piece
5000 remnants of " MSUTrA AND PRIDE OF
THE WEST ELEACHED COT TONS. running IRON ?
10 yards, at . cents Per yard
AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES
WELL NORTH HE ATTENTION
Ok EVERY LADY
LANSBURGH & BRO,
mills 4oo-.22- i2i SEVENTH STREET.
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Affairs in Yves, wasbtny,o,

iHE TEACH tRoP--Farners In this section say no
Marin has Vet been done 10 the peach buds
1NPkoVEMESTS--The number OF dwellings, IN no
hn4H ttiS siiinInet in our town promises to be
greater than ever before In any year
1EE CANAI--Ihe lock on the canal nj Wasb,np
ton street still remains In an mpasSa ble condtn5
forcing bO4tnien to use The outlet above toMn
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PARAso1s. PARAso1s.
JUST OPENED LOT OF
SATIN PARASOLS

Lined with Silk and Spanish Lace Trimming at one
half their regular price.
SILK PARASOLS FROM sl2a
Tricotine Dress Goods. Ice.
Tricotne Dress Goods, Csc.
NamSuttA Cotton SC.
Sheeting Cotton. 19c
Cloth for Boys Suits. 15c., 18c., 20c.
Merrimack Calicoes, 4Hc.
Black Gros Grain Silk Csc
GinHhams. SC. yd
Linen Lawns, SC.
All Linen Towels, 40 inches long l21c.
Bridal Crochet Quilts. 9Oc.
All Linen Napkins. Red Border &c.
New Fancy Mating 1Sc
Table Linen, &c., &c., Csc
Oil Boiled Turkey Red Linen. &C.
Summer Silks, SIC
wsoN's,
sss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
spS South Side.
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CLkRE1

GEO. L KENNEDY son.
aplo 1909 street northwest
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so boz siih Jersey gloves, 45c.: 80 doz real Isle
ery gloves Gc; $50 doz Berlin jersey gloves, 49,;
y button leIstA re,l silk Jersey, sec: II button
length black siik gloves, &c Tomorrow only.
A DAMN Ann, Agt. SOj eth street
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BARGAINS IN
SEAL SKIN sACoUEs
AND
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS
we VIII be compelled in few days. to remove all our
furS and Ladies' Wraps from our tur De:,ar.tment
pendinE the improvements OF the ado nina prolerty
Before doing this will sell
SG-inch SEAL sACQUEs. at s1l5 s125 and sl3a
S1-inch SEAL SACQUES. at Sls5
Se-inch SEAL SACQUES ut Sl5l
G1-inch SEAL SACQUES at Sl7o
I-inch SEAL SACQUES Uarse size, a,aa
44-inch SEAL SACQUES, at $3.50
lS-inch SEAL SACQUES. at $40
These prices are prime cost. and those desrtne n
SECURE genuine Bargains will call ear Nv NsAA--e W
~. At - wv
WILLETT l. RUOFFas,
asDAe eos Pennstlvanis avsouA
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The New Photo Art Company, e05 Pennsylvania
avenue. have reduced the price of their tine cabl-
Let photographs TO - per dozen
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TRUNSEL < CLARK
ST. MARKET SPACE
ARF DAILY ADDING NEW AND nESLRA BIF FL GOODS
N ALL DfPARIMENTS,T THEY ARE PREPARED To
SELL A. CHEAP A. ANY HOUSE IN TIE TRADE
ANpBEI 10 CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION 10 IHE
FOLLOWING:
I'd WIDE BLACK CASHMEHF. 5oc-JOB
4 GRAND BARGAIN " 81 BLA"K SILK
LOT COLORED SILRS Sl-STFCIAL
l " SUMNER SILKS REDUCED To 80 Crs
L /" FRENCH SATINES. REDUCED TO IS Crs.
L CASE ia WHITE SPREADS. REDUCED TosL
L Ill To sl25
JOBS IN HOSIERY.
JOBS IN TOWELS. TABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS
MANY NEW GOODS IN SPRING NOVELTIES
ALL AT POPULAR PRICES
We INVITE INSPECTION
ma20 TETNSEI, y CLAIR
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SlUSlIlg out DaldlCe OF pOES StIft and SOIL telt
Hats at and below cost, at K c. Lewis. g2o .th St,
below Mt Vernon square.
The great clearing out sale of shop
worn goods, at Il. GoIdschmid.s SI5-
5th 81. n. W.:
Now is the time To get bargains I'm odds and ends
OF china, glass and wooden ware TOYS and fancy
goods or AL descriptions
This old stock must be DISPOSED Of and In order
10 do this the goods viii be almost given away Al
IN need o. such articles will be fully compensated
oy attending this rare sale.
The Following Immense Bargains
VIII De Sold Tomorrow only at VI. AuCensteins ST.
el9, 81 TN street northwest, all pew and fresh
goods: III aSSocks OF fancy carpets. 34c: decorated
Tea sets. % pieces Is, worth IS: flour sieyeS. Sc
decorated chamber sets. - %, wGTth =: STEAK
dishes sc-; half dozen fancy EohctS. 22e-; glass
WAFER pitchers. lec-. extra size 20: covered va--
Ctnle dishes ~. worth sc; sc sheets cclored or
WAte SEeif paper l3c.: half dozen cups ana ,atl-
GERS, hall dozen dinner plates and market basket
&c, worth 81 20; half dozen epony-nanGle knIvcS
anu forks and patent knife-boN. 5qc.. worth y:
packing brush. box backing and whsp broom,
lie; china eggs, &c; wooden water bucket and
81 clotheSpinS. l5c.: dishplnS 10 - Is aud lac 4
piece coffee pots, H. Il, l1c piece; sauCepana IL.
ID, l9c. a piece: largest SIZE washhaSns. &C. Bar
gains IN trunks, baby carriages AMI refrigerators
Great Easter Sale at Clark's. pa 7egs
street northwest. To accommodate our trade we
VIII nave one more special sale OF cOTStlS tl-lnur-
row only. Dr. Warmers health corset gS.. Sold
al all other stores at 81 2 our 81 handmade corset
&c; our II woven corset 69c.: our $50 woven
AT sSc; our SOC corset a9c.: ih0DpsOn'S corset
sst sold elsewhere at SI.25 Special Jersey sale:
Our Sll9 Jersey takes the leai: regular price of
same $40 our S2.75 plated back jersey 81 81, and
our - a5 braided Jersey - 80 70 the sale our
glove stock we VIII Sell Tomorrow our Il 50 KID
mouSluet.ere gloves at eSr our Il 2,c glove III 1,
ana our '9c glove at 59r. our hosiery depart
ment The great bargains an induce.nenJ. Full
regular made ladies' nose l9c.. sold at Pc: gents
fun regular half hose two pair for Sc. All silk
ladies' nose ssc Tomorrow only, at Clarks "a .th
street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-11
Five SiN,use EfeaSons

why shoe buyers give us the preference: l. We carry
The largest Stoch In the District Buying, do
1or our three stores IN large Quantities. direct from
the manufacturers at bottom price, Ii is natural
that we should sell at least as low any other
house in the country. ;. We handle only perfectly
reliable goods 4. Uur prices are uniform 70 ali.
5. We make no rpreSent atiCnS. WM. HAHN &
Co.'S Reliable shoe HOUSES. SI6 tin street and 1922
Pennsylvania avenue.