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Jusr RECEIVED
ONE CASE OF se-INCH AIBATROS CLOTH IN ALL
TIVE EVENING AND NEW STREET SHADES A
GREAT BARGAIN. Al $50. PER YARD.
on CASE OF IGIIN'S CAS- MI RE CORRECT
SHADES. L soc PER YARD. THESE GOODS
ARE CHEAP Al 62'.C.
SPRING DRESS GOODS IN PL,IN AND CONBINA-
TONS, IN ALL CoLOBS AND QUALITIES
WILL OPEN THIS W Ek ONE LOT OF CoLoRFD
SATIN RHADAMES. WORTH So PER YARD
THKSr GOODS WILL BE SOLD FOR 81 So AND
CONSISTS OF SIX SHADES ONLY, AND ARE
VERY CHEAP
ONE LOT OF COLORFD eros GRAIN SILK EX-
IRA VALUE. AT $3.50 REDUCED TO SI25.
BLACK SILKS FROM sc. PER YARD TO 81 80 ON
WHICH THERE HAS BEN REDUCTION OF
PC. PER YARD WHICH MAKES THEM THE
BtSI VALUE IN WASHINGTON FOR The
MO&EI
QUICK SALES. SMALL PROFITS
S. l.. RHINESTONE,
mh17 SOB MARKET SPACE
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Nav STORE.
". sHARP's TOMATOES,
M6fk's so6fs IN in a'a Glass.
ff IRts EH1 fi3ss in i, ne GS; si Syrup
gxTET F!e fiSh}f EH45a il siis is Glass;
RASPBERRY HsT Tis5Ssn VINEGAR. ,o
GRATED AHAs AH$s VINEGAR a..
SPANISH d 52Ar SUGAR in Cones.
CRESCENT Olives BABY OLIVES
'At 5H S s$s$S% E s1$$ f.
sHEE BsIHp nj T snh55M SArsUR
GRO MIXED o GoFE I;ti, in 1, Glass Very Fine,)
suoAE NffSSS 5As5oE'!S r'.ro..,
C. c. BRYAN,
mh1s-sm NO. 141s NEW YORK AVENUE.
Ass1eNEEs SALE
DRY GOODS.
The Large and Elegant Stock
NO. s31 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
will be offered for sale for cash from this time forward
until dsposedo Of
goods all haep rke5 in flain md
nc delay in waiting customers.
mhls-lOt ALL SALES CASH
SPRING GooDs
The largest and best selected stock of SUITNGs ever
offered for gentlemen to select from at the
LEADING TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF
WASHINGTON.
HID BARR.
mh17 I'LL Pennsylvania avenue
" PURE VASELINE will sell
a5 size f FOR l9c
~ nomnd rim .;, @ DC
f'"no 'An CALLS Ior 5Oc.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist
14th and and ID and SITS NV
Orders by telephone promptly executed. mh14
Y EAAIpS OARAMELa
PUREsT IN THE COUNTRY
They speak for Themselves
Imported Pure Olive Oh on draught
Go 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
,a3o And 1899 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
The La FARCE
DECORATIVE ART CO.,
S2EAsT 18th srBEer.
North side Union Square, New York.
Contracts taken large or small for
MEMORIAL STAINED GLASS WINDOW
Stained Glass of Every Description.
MOSAIC Repousee, Wood Carvings. Embrodsries and
Hangngs for either
Ecclesiastical or domestic Purposes,
And every kind of Interior Decoration for Public or
Private Buildings.
Examples of Mr.. La Farge's Work may be nat
Ir1n1ty church. Boston St Thomas church, N r
Memorial hall. Hard Col The Brick church. g. Y
AND sRs soiiow,nx pr asHs assss
I'LL d. vsnasrbiit Cornelius Vanderbilt. ~.
F. L. Ames Boston. 24-sktub2t
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A C A R D.

SIRABLE STORE WHICH WE HAD IN VIEW ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
WE HAVE CONCLUDED TO REMAIN AT THE
OLD STAND. AND WILL BE READY BY APRIL lsr
TO SHOW AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF DRESS
GOODS. SILKS. AND STAPLE GOODS
But WE SHALL. CONTINUE TILL MARCH 81
INCLUSIVE. TO SELL THE BALANCE OF OUR
STOCK AT PRIME COST
c. NJ. TOWSON,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
mhA South Side.
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LIGHTNTNG--Now Is the tine to have rods erected
am "li ones repaired order 10y postal J. II.
kuEHtING, near Pension Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-25

THEArER CoMIQuE-Manager Sneibaker has ar
ranged very entertaining program Tor his patrons
this week. The variety stars are all well up In the
ranks and appear to great advantage in their spe-
cialtieS Perhaps Luigi del ORC, the musical
wonder, made the best impression last night, but
the performance throughout was very acceptable
one 1t concludes with the short comedy of "Hunt-
ing Situation"
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NO SUCH SUCCESS IN THE HISTORY OF LIFE
insurance has ever been recorded that attained
9 9y me NJ NJ lOAl RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIA-
lloN- ms society Is but little over three years
od yet IN that short time has written 600
~ membership and had in first OF the year
s6soIoooo ~ insurance In the plan of this Assocla-
non ths lertclon OF Life Insurance finally to
caIse nioi an ASSUMED MORTALITY and take from the
loi! -hotr an amount SO far in of the actual
netu 10 IN Pui 70 Dig buildings yet do
stIsent COMPANIES. have done hitherto and still
IL TO- ca re SO little to render the payment of the
lnii amount insured on each lite all precarous or
doubtful One-fourth of the collected at each as.
sessIent Is set aside and deposited with Trust Com
pa3 under deed of trust tor the policy holder The
sria 80 lessrsrd now amounts to $4,000 is in
ethod With oryinaei with this Society the policy
dra"ai OF the health, members which will occur in
every company, and the full payment of the whole
amount OF IA and every certificate for one or ten
housand dollars Is made quite certain to say the
least. as II. like old liners lad charged two ar
three times much money and used it to build enor
nous buildings and prncely salaries.
Once. NO. 1909 II street
lnarl3 KNIGHT Caror., 49,.
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LOCAL MENTION.
1nlc eagha-

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, d. C., March -. IsSt. I0lm5
For the middle Atlantic states fair weather varia-
eie Wits, shiAtAiS W soathery, nearly stationary
temperature.
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] BE me photos OF hetS kemcrhy's. 100 Pa. ave.
Continue 10 be - per dOz-, with u thirteenth
painted.
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A FINE AMP As DURABLE a. any Photographs
made In the city those that chester 4 ij.,fsiy
are stu InakiuS for $3.50 per dozen. cabinet Size.
426 sth street northwest.
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ANros FrsHrrs
Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment
No eut & stree, northwest
THIRTY YEARS ENPERIENCE
rlaas ana tiiti,inens ,iarlnsIts also. Velvet an9
flush toaAs trAl~ N,ls Lace, gloves etc nrr u-s-
ltttIA Cl,air-d fhls Superior Irh.ss
LABllS' ENENlNG DRESSES SPECIALITY
b1t1elnr1s tiuthts Cleaned 10, this proyss will ma
los Their "iisA! SHAPE and spots guarunte~j
suit 800 ~N-'s r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-25

L1eHr-Wr1eHr OvERcoArs
ARE NOW BEING RECEIVED DAILY AT
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS,
MEN. YOUTHS. AND BOYS FROM FOUR YEARS UP
CHoICER STYLES THAN EVER
s 81 MA I6w uHAH SR Eyer rvrR
Look at the following prices:
A real good Spring Overcoat at g.. So worth SI2
A splendid Spring Overcoat at So. worth els
six faced Spring Overcoat at 8lO worth SIS
A hne Melton Spring OOyercoat at i 5 worth S25
Suits for Boys, from to II. from 81 up.
Suits for Boys. from II to Is. from IS up
Suits for Youths andAIen from Sc up
Splendid Black Cloth Suits double breated Frock Coats
at SIS. worth S35.
PANTS IN SPLENDID VARIETY AT LOWER
PRICES THAN EVER
OUR MOTTO: NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY RE-
FUNDED AT THE
MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS mh22
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Affairs in West Washington.

AT the West Street Presbyterian church, on Sum
day last, request was made by the session that
congregational meeting be held on the evening OF
the 26th inst. for the election OF pastor. 1t Is
said that the minister TO be called has been deter
mined upon, but his name is withheld until after
this meeting.
SALE OF House. AND Lor.-Mr W. T. Kengla has
sold his house and lot on the High-street road TO
Mr.. NJ. c. Weaver.
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JERSEYS. JERSEYS. JFRSEYSu,

JERSEYS. JERSEYS. JERsEYs.u
We can safely say that we have the largest and most
carefully selected stock of Jerseys the city. owing to
placing our orders Jerseys Ions, before the
and therefore have the advantage of selling them
lower than any of competitors. As wish TO prove
TO you that this is idle talk. solicit your early
inspection We ask TO note carefully our prices be-
low mentioned
are selling splendid all wool Jersey 81. which
Is really special bargain
nice jersey well made silk-stitched in all the new
myrti b4ck, Fight bIae pinS aud only
Extra value.
A well finished and perfect fitting. in all desirable
shades, with cufs and collars, only 81.
Jerseys with reversed collars and cuffs. good quality.
only $50 Special low price
Jerseys made Of fine imported Stockinete with cuffs
and collars good value. only 81.
We have also a Jersey At 80 with plated hack re-
veTsed collar aud cuffs, and away front and
perfect fitting
Our pink Jerseys. made of imported Stockinette
plated back reversed collars cuffs at s. 90 last
year'sprice IS.
Our k-emhro;dered Jerseys-brown. myrtle, garnet
"ily s.. reeuar En- 90 All aner ,t IN ",iis
ton.
Chdren's Jerseys all sizes and colo-s made from fine
THIRD FLOOR. ACCESSIBLE By OTIS ELEVATOR
here We are stlli clearing out ODDS AND ENDS of
every variety Of our immense stock
DRESS GOODS of every description suitable for
adls aud children. We selling these goods az one.
half their yalu. Some do bring us ten cents
on the dollar They must he sold. however no matter
how great the loss
Very best PRINT 4 cents. DRESSMAKERS' CAM
wide MONTE CLOTH Ga cents
ri 1yaFd vide FIJI measure FRUIT OF THE LOOM
Brown Cottons az DC. worth Sc Splendid yard-wide
Bieacted. equal to Fruit OF the Loom, 6s cents.
REMNANTS OF SHEETINGS IN all widths very
cheap
Genuine CANTON GINGHAMS in beautiful dress
styles only SC. per yard Full pieces to cut from.
ENGLISH CHEVIOTS at Toe, worth IS cents.
ALL-LINEN DAMASK TOWELS ~ inch long at
125lc. other houses asking 25c them ls-inch wide
extra good Crash AZ &C. per yard
Our SC. per dozen BUTTON COUNTER is the wonder
OF the mail bringing orders from all parts OF
the country for Ieln Some OF these Buttons cost Us as
much as 81 Per dozen We sell them at &C. per dozen
100 dom full size WHITE APRONS. with a deep
rufe, made Of the best Plaid Muslin. at loc piece
5000 remnants of W MSUTTA AND PRIDE OF
THE WEsr BLEACHED COTroNS. running from 2
10 yards, at cents per yard.
AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES
WELL WORTH TIE ATTENTION
OF EVERY LADY,
LANSBURGH BRO,
mills x2o-422-424 SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-25

FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPHS AT Low PRICES.-Thc
Ne" 1Ork fhOtO Co. - 9th street northwest. an
DolinCeS The greatest reduction for first-cl-s work
yet ONered the public. VIZ: cabinets at >f.J0 per
dnL; cards az II per dOL Large. work of any de-
strlption at eorrespondingly low rates ior "a short
time only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-25

IRuNSEL X CLARK.
sll MARKET SPACE
ARE DAILY ADDING NEW AND DESIR.BIFG GOODS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. THEY ARE PREPARED TO
SILL AS CHEAP As ANY HOUSE IN THE TRADE
AND BEG TO CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION To TIE
FOLLOWING:
lD. WIDE BLACK CASHMERE. 5Oc-JOB
GRAND BARGAIN IN 81 BLACK SILK
l LOT COLORED SILKS S1-SPECIAL
1 :. SUMNER SILKS, REDUCED TO 5OCrs
L =" FRENCH SATINES REDUCED TO jets.
/ CASE ia WHITE SPREADS REDUCED TosL
L " ia To SI25
JOBS IN HOSIERY
JOBS IN TOWELS. TABLE IINTNS AND NAPKINS.
MANY NEW GOODS IN SPRING NOVELTIES
ALL AT POPULAR PRICES
WE INVITE INSPECTION
mao TRUNNEL 4 CLARK
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LIGHTNING RoDs at lower rates than charged by
travelling agents j. II. kUEHII<C
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lead Sihsheliner's advertisement.

FINE EASTER CARDS.. jaw Go,lld-s 4aI 9th =.
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SECURITY From Loss BIZ BURGLARY.
ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT
The NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
ofWashngton
IN ;ts own building
CORNER 18th STREET AND NEW YORK AVE
Perpetual Charter act Of Congress January Odd 1867
The Company rents Safes inside its Fire and burglar
Proof auts at prices varying from $5 to $50
according to size and location Rooms and Desks All
coming vaults. provided for Safe-renterA
VAULT DoO6S GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
T1ME-LOCk.
SECURITIES AND VALUABLES of every descrtp-
G3p, Including BONDS and STOCKS, PLATE, JEW
SPECIAL GUARANTEE. at the Lowest Ratss
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER President
CHARLES c. GLOVER of Rioscs a. On VIZ prs.idsr%
I. LAMKASUN RIGGS, Ireasllrsr
ALBERT l. STCRrEVANT, Secretary
49, Nyman. Asst ssSC
Eenjamin P. Snyder Charles O. Glover.
7. Lawrason Riggs, Henry A. WillarI
Albert l. Sturtevant John +. Rodgers,
John G. Parke. al
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/ is WISE TO PROVIDE AGAINST FMERGEN
cles that are liable to arise in every family col
may be dangerous thing, not depending upon the
means at hand to combat It. In sudden attacks of cold
Group. asthma. etc. Ayers Cherry Pectora will prove
the quickest ana most effective cure aud your best
friend
GEO. ANDREWS. OVERSEER IN THE LOWELL.
~ Carpet Corporation. for twenty years be-
fore his renoyal to Lowell. afflicted with salt rheum
IFS worst form. Its alterations actually covered more
than half the surface of his body and limbs He was
entirely cured 10y Ayers SarsaparA See certificate
Ayers Aln4aIiac Tor 1854 la
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EDUCATIONAL.

WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. MI
w sic Hall corner 1th snd ID northwest. Entrance
20. d Fifteenth year Free advantages. o; b. III l.
LARD. Director. nh92-lrns
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CITY ITEMS.
They Ran for the Doctor

The effect Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is mos,
soothing. The price is only 3 cents bottle
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W. NJ. SINISTER & Sons.

W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS,
el9 PENNSYLvANIA AVENUE.
ARE NOW SHOWING THE LARGEST STOCK OF
FRENCH DRESS GOODS THAT HAVE EVER BEEN
BROUGHT TO THIS CITY THE STOCK IN
CLUDEs EVERYTHING NI.w AND DESIRABLE IN
FIRsT-CLASS DRY GOODS. AND THE PRICES
ARE As Low AS THE SAME GOODS IN NEW
YORK
NEW AND EIEGANT MATEIlalS IN CHOICE
STYLES F0NGEE. MADE IN CALCUTTA AND
PRINTED IN PARIS. MAKE THE MOST BEAUTI-
FUL As WELL As COOL AND SERHICEABIE
DRESSES For SPRING AND SUMNER. WE HAVE
THEM IN FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES, ALL COL
oRS
SATIN MERvElLLFUX ARE BENTIFUL SOFT
FINISHED SILKS. AND GIVE GREAT SATISFAC-
TON TO THE wEARER. WE OFFER THE BEST
EVER SEEN FOR The PRICE. ALL SILK-2a
1NCHEs-s1a5, BLACK AND CoLoRs.
200 PIECES OF FRENCH sATINFS. PLAIN AND
FIGURED.
LARGE STOCK WHITE EMBROIDERED DRESSES.
SILK GRENADINES. SILK Hermann, CANTON
CREPE. CREPE DE CHINE. SC.
BLACK AND CoLORED SILKS IN GREAT VARIETY
GCINE1'S. BONNE1rS FONSON'S and GIRAUD'S
NEW Sun UMBRELLAS AND PARASoIS, LARGE
STOCK WE OFFER ALL PARASoLS LEFT
FROM LAST SEASON AT HALF THEIR FORMER
PRICE.
W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS
9l9 Penusy lyauia avenue
n. B-THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST mh22
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TIME OTTO GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler. avoids all expensive attendanc,
io of time handling of fuel and no ashes 1t IL
used extensively for running Passenger and Freight
Elevators. Sewing Machines Meat Choppers sPrirt.ny
and Ruling Machinery Lathes SC. &c. This engine
with snootlness and regularity speed
great sin plicty Of mechanism
For particulars as prices &c. apply al Office D..
ashlnarton Gaa Light Co Yl3
IMPORTERS OF FRENCH WINES COGNAC CHAM
i PAGNES AND CORDIAIS
French Clarets 81 so per gallon
American native Wines, Brandies and Champaenea
CalltornlA. Virginia aud Ohio 25c bottle.
kOUX TAULELLE, 1747 Penn'a ave-
AGENTS for first class houses Bordeaux, Burgundy
ChampaKnes and CognAc. Vns de touts Sogtes Csss
la3-3lns
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MISS l.. K. MELLON.
RARE Attraction

RARE ArrRacrroS
CHR. RUPPFRT-S
Nos <03 and 40S eth street nprthyes,
Now on hand a masllif.cent stock of EMBROIpERFn
SlilFfRs. Ct SHl0NS. TABLE CoNFRS IIDIf Il
NHiSh HOLDERS. Of different designs
ancS ~OlsiED WORK aud KNITTED GOODS II
every disruption Complete Dutnt tor Children
MEEINO tlDAhs ClIlldren's LACE. SATIN ssJ
VELVET BONNETS
Germantown and Zephyr wORsTED
German KNITTING YARN all culors and ell kIuas
ii EMBROIDERED MATERIALS on lsnd NJ ths 10 -
- hi'ukct price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-25

YESTERDAY the police relieved four poor families,
CLmprIstug rrteen Dcr,nU,
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LADIES GOODS.

MRS l. v. SLATER
IL So. ~ Ysi street northwest
New York in ho.,~ l., - A..
FRENCH MILLINERY sr~
which she would lie pleased to .hSx =, r.. ,...
customers ~" ~ hef i1ehde es-e
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Cnotations of Stocks and Bonds ana Information
garcug the Markets received through our wires IN
SIASTIsY direct from the New York stock exchange.
All orders executed and reported PROMPTLY jas
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Prove This for Yourself.
one great truth told in two lines: BenSon'S CAP
cine Porous Pasters are better than all others Is
cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-25

PHOTOGRAPHS, cabinet ste. $50 per dozen, at
Chester d HANDY 5. 426 1tn street northwest.
IRON SAFES opened and repaired j. II. kUETLING.
WEATHER ALTITUDE BARoNETEKS. Hempler, OPP
Iician, Asa Pa ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-25

THE PAISfiN6S--Phe EtIrfe r6'ieCfiou-Thn
StO,l MI Galleries. No. 1ilg New York avenue
0pehsG TINS morning with 163 examples Of t!ne.
fli'tl!@7 iiun the weil-huOEH house OF IaI.sS :
a. 10, son. hl;2delDhia- This firm. established
III 1871, = 80 WelI-knOgu a. To r: miro ~ ,.--o
Inc t'alleries III ID open day afsi even
,as. NJ, uhtIi te Tine Of sale. which commences
.nui 81. tsthiLS We anticipate u Large aIte1t-
aics uufih9 the exhibition AMI at the sale Mr.
Scott deserves credit la creating soine interest I'm
art In our city. '' III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-25

CoNGKEG sTIoS.L CHURCH The ApojlO cIub viii
give one Or IL truly enjoyable cUErertS here to-
MORROW night The club II famous FORTS concerted
SilsinE. NAlt II contains some very Inc ~niufSrS
~ VIII b. assisted tnInorrow night by Miss Emily
"Edht. "i New ON ronjrdIt0 Mr.. En,tu.f tIrrau
"l EtiflIlpT.. S!p.phccilI~r: Mr.. john i. Lawrence
90 " d~htHGtCr pianist; Air. James Il. Upton OF
FLG "r-ani~t- The program VIII be varied ana
carefully selected.
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CHorcE SELECTIONS Ar WmE EARLy

Pennsylvania avenue corner - h str~A.
Established lS4O p,Laa
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riggs Jewelry Store. New eye-glaSs: PrtntiSs pat
An Extended Popularity.
bIo"nS Bronchial TrocheS have been before the
RuoIc many years For relieving Coughs and
throat troubles they superior to all other arti-
cles. Sold only in boxes 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-25

NfS>TREIS NEXT WEEK AT FORp'S-Tcan 4
tu~4Iiidh> minstrel comedy company j. a depart
fre. INTENDED tn place Hin>tTel~v on Il higher plan.
Hi aiuu>t-ilrnI~ than II has hitherto fsCUpird on
'' stage mere \ HG asking or cunundruiiS ana
song singing OH pIdTopIi- " chars arranged ia
hhe@. nut al entire entertainment consistent ri, il
COMEDY ami opera. into which al The brightest
gems OF uilI~tTv-y ara Introduced \ clever bur
iHtl'lr 81 B'Tuhdrdt IN FEDORA. and capital mi
'dtioh oi The Excelsior ballet. among Iuan.
oi tlI'. excellent features OF IN" program. The com
i',ry V II! appear al ford'~ next Monday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05

November B2k9S2Ic, closed at S9}c; De
cember s3s@684i... closed at 83sc; No
2 Chicago spring 7os@7se, closed at 1853
@7Sie; No. 3 do 64@Coci No. red 81 &c;
No. red 7lic. ,'onI-Excited and
higher for near deliveries; prices advanced
s(a,sc, receded l@3c, fuctuatea and closed
sGlc higher for September and October
than Yesterday; cash 543@54lc, closed at
Sale; September 53l@54se, closed at sic;
October 50l@5lgc, closed at sic; Novem-
Der 44s@45sc, closed at 45sc; year 4ls@
42c, closed at 4lic; May 42f@42sc,
closed at ALE. 0ats-Dull and nominally
unchanged; cash 25lc; September 26s@
26sc; October 26@26lc, closed at 26@
26ic; year 25s625Ic; May 294@30c,
closed at 27i@2gs. kye-Dull and easier
at 533c. .Barley-Dull but firm at 653c
Flax Steady at 81 3D. Pork
Quiet; cash and September $lS 5O@l9 90;
October SIS 25@lS 30; year Sl2 zoo
II 25, closed at $I2 20. Lard-ln fair
demand and nominally unchanged; cash
81 4;3@7 SIS; September 81 1901 47l;
October 81 52l@7 So; November 81 so;
year 81 371. Bulk Meats-Quiet and I'M
changed: shoulders 81 90; short rib $40 %;
short clear $40 So Butter-Quiet and I'M
changed. Eggs-Firmer at l4@l44e.
Whisky-Steady and unchanged al 81 II.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, September 4.-Flour-
Quiet. Enthusiastically; No. red Septem-
Der S7GS9c; October S9j(990c; Novem-
Der 9lEG992Ic; December 93i994ic. Corn
-Outions q shade stronger: car lots weak;
steamer mixed 62G,6:Ic; sail yellow 6jci
sail mixed September 6l4@63c; October
6l662c; November j9G60!c, December
53i@56c 0ats-Dull; rejected white 294
oslo; No. 2 mixed SIC; No. , white,
35I(936c. Steady; new mess
pork $lS 90; smoked hams Sl5 009
is so. Lard-Steadv; steam 81 co.
Butter-Firm and fairly active; creamery
extras 23G,24c. Eggs-ln moderate de-
mand; extras l9@2Oc. CheeSe-Dull;
Ohio fair to prime 697Sc.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, September 4-Cotton-
Quiet Flour-Heavy and unchanged
Wheat-Easier; No red sO@Slc. Corn
Stronger No 534@34c. Oats-Easier
at 28@29Ic. Rye-Sronger at 56(9564c
Barley-Steady and unchanged FORK
Firmer az Sl8 2jGalS 50. Lard-In fair de-
mand at 81 so. Bulk Meats-Dull; shoulders
SIC; short rib l0sc. Baeon-Steady
seoulders 7!c; short rib llsc; short clear
ll2c. Whisky-Steady at 81 10. Butter
Steady and unchanged. Egss-Dull and
lower at l3l@l4c. Cheese-Steady and
unchanged.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, September 4.-Wheat-Dlll;
No. | white Sic; No. do SOC; No. ?
red cash and September sc; October,
SIC; November, 84Yc asked; No. 2 SOFT
843c; No do Sec Corn-Quiet and
steady; No. cash 55lc bid soc asked;
September, sole asked; October 549c; re
iected SIC. 0ats-Quiet; No. 2 cash
and September pc asked. Cloverseed-
Prime medium 81 30 bid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-05
TALK OF THE ToDDlERS.

Ma! why is that darkey equivalent to
conundrumY
am sure don't know, my SON"
Because he's angina. SeeY-fon-
kers Gazette.
Little Maud-Well, don't care if your
ma is pretty. She amt So rich as mine.
Little Mollie-Yts, she is, too. When
she goes to a party she has French maid
come to do up her hair so there, now.
Little Maud-Pooh! that's nothing. My
ma sends her TO the hair-dresser s.-Phila-
delphis Call
molly. wish you would be better
girl said an Austin father to his little
daughter. you have no idea how sorry
am that mamma has to scold you all the
time"
Don't worry about it, pa, was the reply
of the little angel, Il sm not one of those
sensitive children. Half the time | don't
hear what she SAYS "-Siftings.
A gentleman who resides near a large
cemetery has son about six years Of age
+ who takes great interest in funeral pro-
eessions. The gentleman Was tskenill and
his wife said to the boy one day:
What would you do if your dear papa
should die2'
"Oh," he said. as if much pleased at the
idea. I'D go to the funeral and ride in a
carriage. Boston Globe.
SAin't you almost boiled2i inquired q
child Of gentleman calling on her father
and mother
mo. little one. can't say that lam. On
the contrary, feel comfortable"
That's funny. should think YOU would
be-"
why So DaisyT
"Oh, because heard mamma say your
wife kept you in hot water all the time
Merchant Traveller.
A lady residing in the suburbs has q
small boy, who. ike many OF his species,
shows . decided propensity to pick up
words and phases not adapted to polite ears,
With these be occasionally startles the fam
ily, and is especially apt to do 50, Of course,
when visitors are present
A gentleman caller recently asked him
some trivial question when he turned on
him and said:
aid you speak, or did csbbsge-hesd
bustY
Exit boy, in company with his father
Boston Globe.