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Washington the ssN0st Agreeable Win.
ter ElOInc OH the COntinent.,,

From the New lorl, Times
Col. john Hay Is about to take up his residence in
Washington, probably retaining his handsome
Cleveland house for summer Uses. Dr. W. A. Ham,
mond. 1t Is said proposes to do the same thing, so
far as taking winter residence in Washington IS
concerned Both OF these gentlemen have had an
experience OF Washington life. Col Hay having
teeH assistant secretary to the President and AS
sl>t2nt Secretary or state. and DR.. Hammond hay-
Ing been surgeon general OF the army during the
civil war. There Is an attractiveneSS about Wash
ngoh that, sooner or later, brings back to the cap
Hal many OF those Who have once temrOrariiv
pitched their tents there. Perhaps that Is the eX-
panatlon or the fact that so many congressman
he@t the city as anScrS-On of the legislative BODY
IN which they no longer have any active part But
thefe Is Sohd charm in a Washington Wnter life
one mas more entertaining and Delighted people
there than III New York The markets are quite az
good as those OF any other city In the world and no
such good dinners qncludlng good company. of
course are served In New York us In Washngton
Before the city had accomplished cooks and nice
houses the abundance OF raw material was slh-
)ect Of frequent remark TO visitors. These detici
ences are supplied, and the most agreeable winter
nome on The continent nov IS the capital city OF
the republic, W
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The Police Records.
ihf. ftBlIC TO HAVE ACCESS TO A COMPLAINT
hooh-AAjoR DYE SAYS SECRET s.BLorTHR" Will
SILL

Tue PCBLIc TO HAVE ACCESS TO A COMPLAINT
STILL Re kFPr.
MAJOR Dye was asked by a STAR reporter to-day
what The facts We're concerning the concessions
'"dt ne was reported TO have made in
tiN direction Of openlag the records OF
i"ilit headquarters to public inspection. The
hih!of Sah n" had not read that paper-in tact he
il'tl non ftsie any of the publications which had
Zen maze respecting this matter in any Of the
lHfr n h desired To keep his mind free from all
PF'jHtiite persona! or otherwise. He said that
l',,lrrd9y hr had held a conference with President
FIoidS of the commissioners Office the result of
Nislth was that be dhe major is now preparing
u BOOK 10 ~ designated the General Complaint
f"ck a. the law itself names IL. In which Is to be
entered the complaints made by citizens. dates OF
ft same, and the nature of crimes complained Of
which Will b. open Tor those who desire to see It,
ne 'bipftnr VIII still he kept, and Will contain
private ."nOraniunS Of the detective work on the
cas- reported IT, the general complaint book and
All private data connected with the working I'D of
me eases. These matters together with all scan
d'IS caIcilAfei - hFin-, dScrcit or disgrace pnn
i,ihI, ltfrons would as heretofore. ne noted in
NJ i1"'ftr and not b. open 10 The. public but be
,i@a ~l.2iy tn working the cases. This is what had
''+h ADVISED Ivy Mt Eimonds TO meet the require
n.n'3 oil the law, and that is all there was of It,
NJ lilnfotaIeS that he has no wish to withhold
ai' thing from the pubic proper to be known and
There never has bten anything OF The kind done nm
ar his administration. H. Il lew eases crimes had
h"tn Ted into the ''hlotter." and the guilty
Parties h'd not been arrested for many months az
1fr"arfN. ana then the arrests had been made by
r.iFpineh III some OF the precincts or course th,
,,,i2h Oh some OF these cases do not appear on
.i' hip'Ier but he proposed to have a transfer Of
t'cfGS made from the precinct records to the
'ic''l III police headquarters. as to show CON-
pi'a'u CASES Transcript OF all crimes from the
On b." Ter Woud he mad: to the general COM
paint book 50 far back as desirable
THE WORK OF THE POLICE
y statement has been prepared at police head
quarters showing that since June 50. lsS3 there
HtFe been :6S larcenies. in connection with which
3 arrests made and ISL conyic>fons. 80 bnuSe
VI "iig eases, ~ arrests and ~ convictions. )
I'o1rfI'N. arrests. all cOnvt4t: &, burg aries Ii
81 -'atS anu ConVlCtl"n~: furTi'> il arrests and
~ convictions: cOnfiIeilcs. rIls i arrests and
Coh'itt i,ii1 murders, arrest. no convictions:
49, uI i'ti>t pirttne-S, arrests conyicLOus !
tEIUPILltiu"nt, / arrest
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DRY GOODS.
WIS Are Now L REPAIRED
A FULL STOCK OF SPRING GOODS
OF ALL THE LATEST IMPORTATION AND HOME
MANUFACTURE
To SHOW

10 pieces iouile- width finest FLANNEL s in MI the
leatliie shades AZ 5pc value - cents.
5opieces - iGch wide all wool DE Beige Sc value 62
cents.
loco pieces DRESS GoOnS. from lowest Vrsae t. I'm
est nli 0riesi Prices love than any other house.
9n1 pieces plain grain SILKS. all col THc.
value -! Our della Silks cannot hr bought Tor less
than 81 - iros comlsti;orS W carry IN" larStt
n city, ard iNlIC 10. in lafD qlAlll-
tics. Igirf t. s,l rtta4l cheaper than
merchants buy 4 WHOLESALE
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BEAUTIFUL DRrss Goops
SILK AND WOOL,
New Colors. New Shades. only 25 (real value 5O)
CARRIERS, I'll MARKET SPACE

SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
FANCY SILKS 37k COIORED SILKS so
HANDSOME BROCADE BL OK SILKS. IS
SILK AND WOOL CHECK DRESS GOODS dmita-
ton of pure silk, 3714.
RADZIMERE COLORED SILKS Superior quality,
only 81, special bargain.
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING, "a wide, best
quality, %.
Our $l25 BLACK SILKS reduced 81
Our $3.50 BLACK SILKS reduced SI25
Our 81 rs BLACK SILKS reduced 81
NUNS VEILINGS pure WOOL wide double. width
Pink, Cream. Blue Back-37h.
BLACK BROCADE PURE SILK GRENADINE (ac.
tual value &i.25l only rs w.
COLORED SILKS (worth SD reduced to 75
REMNANTS OF SILKS at less than cost from tn
10 yard lengths. ~ W
BLEACHED ABLE DAMASK, pure linen, Slightly
soied), worth u.s. reduced 80.
O! Black SILK MERVILEUX Especial bargain at
COLORED SATINS. So BLACK SATINS. 60
mill CARRIERS, I'll MARKET SPACE.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
arnusen,cnts.x &C., Tonight.

NATIONAL THEATER.-J. X. Emmett as 'FritZ in
Ireland"
in "COnfIISion-"
DINE Observation-Disclosures and interesting pei
Torrance.
MASONIC TEMPLE--InterDati0nal Dog Show.
AIS 7TH STREET.-THE great automatic city.
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Verdict Of anrhc uur,.s
ThrOat DiseaxeS

Benson's CapCinc Porous PlasterS have been
awarded gold medals over all competitors Safe
md positive.
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN
Yesterday, Elgin agt- Upton; amended petition
filed.
CIRCUIT COURT-JudOe Rd0,apr
Yesterday, Young agt Manhattan Life Insurance
Company: verdict for defendant Brush agt Knox;
verdict for defendant.
EQUITY COURr-Judoe NdcA rth,tr.
Yesterday Du Bois agt Sprague; appearance OF
absent defendants ordered. Duvall agt- Mitchell;
sale ratified nisi. Taylor agt. Moses; reference to
the auditor. Suckney agt. St!ckney; sale ratified
uiSi.
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JOhnson's Restaurant. 18th

commence with Cough. Cold or Sore Throat.
BrownS Bronchial Troches' give immediate RELIEF
sold only In Boxes. Price y cents go
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The sslBlack Watch, Regiment.

From the Philadelphia Times
The Black Watch, mentioned so frequently in the
dispatches from Suakim as having borne the brunt
OF General Grahams last engagement, is the name
given to the forty-second regiment, Htphlanfers
Into this regiment were enrolled In 1887 the COM
panies. dressed In black or dark tartans that had
watched the Highlands during the war for the re
StoratiOn OF the StuartS. Nearly all Of the oder
regiments ofthe British army have familiar names
sometimes derived from some feature OF their mi
1Orln ana sometimes from some incident I'm their
history. The name or the Black Watch Is Sipnffi
cant and poetical enough when its origin is under
Stood but without an explanation Is Somewhat mis-
leading and IL Is probable that not many readers OF
American newspapers have had the fatntest idea
what IL meant.
SHAROS's DEAR WTFE-The Sharon divorce case
was resumed In San Francisco yesterday Several
or sharon letters To the plaintiff were introduced
In some he addresses her as "Dear Wtfen and in
Others ;ts "Dear Miss I'M" The plaintiff test lfied
that when sharon asked her to give up the mar
rage contract she replied that she had LOST it, "a
She anticipated trouble. ~ 80
AMERICAN MEAT IN ESaLAND-A meeting WAC
neQ AT the town hall In Manchester, England yes
teruay To protest against the restriction placed
upon The Importation of foreign cattle Nessrs.
Jacob Bright and John sIagg, members OF parIia-
ment, made earnest and able speeches in further
alce or the object Of the meeting. Mr. shaw the
United states consul, declared that American cat
tie and food producing animals We're the best fed
and Watered and healthiest In the world.
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SEArox Penny.
SUCCESSOR To PERRY < RRoTHER,.
HAS JUST RECEIVED A VERY LARGE AND CON-
PLfTE STOCK OF IHF
LATEST EUROPEAN NOVELTIES WHICH ARE
THE 'COkHECT STYLES" FOR THE
SPRING AND SUMNER OF 1854.
THESE GOODS ARE PERSONAL. SELECTIONS
MADE IL >EN YORK DURING TIE PAST
We X. AND IN ITDE MANY CHOICE ARTI-
Giles THAT CANNOT BE DUPLICATED.
NOVELTIES II INDIA SILKS.
NOV Ri TIES IN LDUISINFS.
NOVELTIES IN SUMNER SILKS
NOVELTIES IN GRENADINES.
Noy yL r, SIN u E f, .! ROBES.
NOVELTIES IN UMBRELLAS
NotELIitS II HANDkEECHIEFS.
NOVELTIES IN HOSIERY,
NEW SPRING WRAPS AND JACKETS.
NEW CHIiDDA SHAWLS.
NEW EMBl:D IDFRED F1CHCS
NEw KID AND SILK GLOVES
NEW q. Z CORSETS.
NEW IRISH AND GERMAN LINENS
NEW WHITE GOODS
NEW SCOTH GTNGHAMS
NEW FRENCH SATTNES.
NEW LINEN LAWNS.
SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF LTtIN'S CELEBRATED
BLACK DRESS FABRICS.
COCRTAULDS ENGLISH GRAPES AND Wells
e. AN EARLY INSPE. TION Is SOLICITED
gECHoICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AMI COR
RECT PRICES GUARANTEED.
SEAT0N PERRY.
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9Th stree..
Established 1870 mills
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THIS was Captain Hardlng's experience after eX-
posure in violent storm on the Cape OF Coed Hope
Inflammation settled in his throat, and for whSe
IL seemed as II he would die CT diphtheria. AS the
captain never goes 10 sea without supply OF Perry
Davis Pain Killer, he knew Just what To do. dose
or II gave Immediate relief. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-18

OLD kESTTGkY FOREVER have received direct
from Kentucky an invoice Of old fashioned hand
made sour mash bourbon whisky. jas Tharp, SIS
street northwest
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A GrOvvI About Growing.

10 the Editor of IHE EVENING STAR;
Permit Inc. through the medium Of your valuable
paper to call attention to the nuisance now being
perpetrated at Masonic Temple under the name OF
Bench Show'-dog show. At all hours OF last
night these animals screeched and howled and
barAed and moanej, making sleep within square
almost Impossible II is an outrage that such
proceeding is permitted In the very center OF the
city, ant some relief should be afforded at once.
Washington, March 18th. A SUFFERER
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SECURITY FnoM Loss By Buna1.Anx
ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
The NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY

ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT
The NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
ofWashlngton
Jr its own building,
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE
Perpetual Charter act of Congress January odd ia67
ha tonnsnv rs;;;: sfs. goo 900
Proof auts at prices varying IS to eco per year
eccordln9 70 sue aud location Rooms and Desks I'd.
Joining vaults. provided for Safe rentera
VAULT OoohS GUARDED BY The SARGENT
TIME-LOCK.
SECURITIES AND vALUABIEs NJ every deacrn-
Ton inG nIHn; BONDS and STOCKS, PLATE, JEW
SPECIAL GUARANTEE. at the Lowest Rates ~
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President
CHARLES G. GLOVER, Of Risxs Co ysce presadant
T.. LAWRASON RIGGS, Treasurer
ALoEAI L. oIChIEVANT, Secretary
&. T. Nyman, Asst SooE
DIRGcTORs:
Eenjamin p. Snyder Charles C. Gloye.
I. LHwrlsOn Riggs, henry A Willard
Albert L. Sturtevant. John r. Rodsera
John g. Parke. dl
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Tbs fine photos OF kets kemethys, 100 Pa. ave.
continue To BE- = per doz., with u thirteenth
DltpIef
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Rhine Stone. in diamond settings at Prtgg,s

81 Per Gallon, 7jc. or. Bottle. No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
lu&S.4 NCGEE'S. 9th street, near ID.
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THE members Of North oapftO! NJ F. church viii
tender their Pastor. Rev. j. c. Hagey, reception
tO-InOrrOw Wednesday evening N the church.
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FINANCIAL.

y. Ill. Sou1ERsco,
BANKERS,
1916 penusy " ania ayenus
LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED os
TIME DEFOSITS
Call or send for I, rms.
INVESTMENT SECFRITIES UNITED STATfg
LAND WARRANTS aud TRADE DOLLARS bDus5,t
and sold AT KIT rates
COLLECTIONS made everywhere. !eblg
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JERSEYS. JERSEYSM JEESEYSmt

We SAFELY say that have the largest and most
carefully seSet STOCK Of cy N the CITY, o~ iiH 30
PLACING orders Jerseys long before the
and therefore have the aval;a2r ~ - Hing them
lower than Of our competitors A. wish to prove
You that this is no ii.e talk, solicit your early
inspection We ASK you note carefully prices be-
low mentioned:
We are selling splendid Atwood Je-s at 81. which
Is really special bargain.
nice Jersey. well made. silk-s,itched in the new
sIr1lS shazarntt navy SLATE nianNc. ~ cardinal
niNrtv ha'h Ie!t blue, pink. aid Creanlafonls Sl'S
Extra value.
A well finished and perfect fitting. in all desirable
Shades with cuffs and collars. only -.
Jerseys with reversed collars aud cuffs gooi quality
Only $50 Special low lTl,r.
Jerseys made of fine imported StoCkinette with cuffs
and collars, good NalJH, only -.
W" have also jersey n - with plated back, r.
verSt collar and cuffs, and away frunt and
perfect fitting
Our pink Jerseys made OF imported Stockinette
Plated back reycseed collars and cuffs. at S5.u last
years price s.
ouT six enroi'lered rs'ys-hrown. myrtle. garnet.
ana bla"k-wlth palt al la, h and embroidered cuffs.
only S4' regular pie Sc All Finer Jerseys IL prOpOr
ton
cE;ldr'n's Jers ys all sizes AID coors made from fine
StocAInette Our price Ss5, frOnfour 10 twelve
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
pYFfrE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
ID c r1Sf IN !

For the middle Atlantic states threatening
weather and rain. winds generally Ortlea~rriIy,
nearly stationary temperature nearly stationary,
followed on Wednesday by lower baron .tcT. O:l
Wednesday, threatening weather ami rain in
dicated for The middle Atlantic S:d;n~. southern
Nv England and the lower lake region. the Ohio
valley and Tennessee with slight changes In tenn
pcrafure.
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The Conference Season.

THE WASHINGTON CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS.
The Washington Nj. f. conference, colored, re-
Sumed Its session at Lynchburg, Va, yesterday.
"A resolution condemning sunday excursions to
camp meetings was adopted. Bishop Andrews
spoke at some length in support OF the resolutions,
and said he hoped that there would be camp
meetings held if they to be the resort Of the
ontpourng OF large cities. j. A. Holmes, Of Annap-
Oils, Md, vas transferred to the New York confer
enc. AMI j. III. Riddick OF Baltimore, to the New
ark conference.
The Bishop announced the appointments, those
III The Washington district being as follows:
BENZ Brown. z. E.-AnnapoliS. W. w. Foreman;
BlaIensburg, j. L. Evans; Bowie, F. F. Sawyer; Cal
vert. X. \. Alexander: ClarkSburg, w. j. Williams;
pavidsonye, X. 7. Bell; Grant Mills, G. W. Jack
son: Howard. Daniel Wheeler Huntington, j. Fl.
Bailey: Marlboro. T. II. Brooks; Newburgh, A. b.
wilson; Oakvtlle. Solomon Wing; PatapscO, n. C..
BroWh; Plsgah, Charles Price; POOleville, c. w.
aiker: Rockville, 3. II. Nugent; Sandy Spring,
l. W. Booth: Severn. j. c. Love: Silver Spring,
Joshua Barnes; WashDgtOn-Asbury, X. A Reid;
Central, g. 7. Wright; EbeneZer, G. 7. Pinckney;
John Wesley chapel, = f. Hughes; Mount Hon A.
Dennis: West Riyer,P. II. Howard: White Plains,
stephen la>co; WOodyille. G. X. Williams
ne conference then adjourned to meet in this
city next year.
THE NJ z. CHURCH SOUTH.
AT the conference Of the NJ E. church south, in
Baltimore, yesterday, j. H. Kuhlman, OF Hamilton
circuit. Washington district was admitted on trial.
The withdrawal Of Rev. S. +. Britt from the con-
terence Was announced.
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=
LundbOrg's Perfume, Lily OF the Valley. 60
j. M. LarOque's Elixer of Calisaya
Bark
Has, for more than half century, been In use by
all classes OF people, and inGorSed by eminent ply
Sic1anS as the best tonic and tnvigorator eXtant.
The weak, the nervous, the debllitated. all find IL
to give new life, vigOr and happiness. Parficu-
larry ladys medicine. 81 bottle. Sold by drug
gists. w. f. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md. tu,th,S6m
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RoCHOS, CORCoRAN BUILDING
os FIRST CLASS HAIR DRESSER FROM p.Rsa
Three Patents ana Five Medals irou Erpssii.us q
Pans. Lyons aud Ni,nna -
Manufacturer anu importer Of
Ht Man HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
ladies fine Hair Cutting and Hair Dr,-s,ny
Hair dyed and shaInpo m a ,irst a. r'.,,.
Nlss to un,'r.
d. 53I EIFTEE NTH sTRErT
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ANTON FrsHrws
Chemiral Dry Cleaning Fstabishnen.
No. as q street northwest
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
ladies' and C ntlemens Garments also yeIv.. .ss
Plush Cioaks tIaI- Wells iaces Gloves etc are 10
fectly CLEANED 10y tins Superior process
LADIES EVENING DRESSES A SPECIALITY
G,ntlfmei'S Clothes Cleaned 10y Tins rs,-s- All ~.
los their original shape and srtas slSts sarnnt.s
Ia be removed efoctualy Price 81 30 81 IS l.r
n
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II is more economical to buy Durkee's Salad
Dressing than II is to make dressing. Besides
this it Is made OF better materials than you buy
at the stores. Everybody likes it. Try it, co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-18

NO SUCH SUCCESS IN THE HISTORY OF LIFE
~ insurance has ever been recorded that attained
by the MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIA-
TON This Society is now but little thre. years
old yet in that short time has written certificates
Of membership and had on the first Of the wear
$65 9o GOO Ct In the plan Of this AssSca
be reached We do not as do the old line companies
charge upon All ASSUMED MORTALITY and take from the
need to be put to big buildings: yet do We as
sessmen companies have done hitherto and still gener
full amount insured each life at all precarious or
sessment is set aside and deposited with Trust Com
pany under deed OF trust tor the policy The
creased $50 900 at every assessment By this
method which orginatei with this Society. the policy
drawal OF the health members which will occur in
every company. and the full payment of the whole
thousand dollars is made quite certain to say the
least it, like Oldliners al charged two
three times much money and used it to build
nous buildings and pay princely salaries.
Office, 1903 H street.
marlS l.Y. KNIGHT. General AGENT.
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CIR Tn Best
THE CONCORD HARNEss~
THE CONCORD COLLAR
We have on hand lar1e stock Of the Celebrated CON
CORD HARNESS." Of all kinds and description
at Lowest Prices.
n Coupe, Carriage. and Road Harness specially
LUTZ Bro
le, Pennsylvania Avenua
Adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and Satchels tn great Variety ut lowest prices
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ARoUT5 O'Clock this morning Ii alarm was turned
In fhT IRE discovered In store No 3Ja 9TH street
Northwest. occupied by T. VI. whitney x 60. origi
hating from AN UYtrhCat@d stove. The naDrS were
extInguiShed by TIE IRE department Damage SD.
FACE AND EYESIGHT fitted. Hemplers. 453 Pa ave.
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Eigh-grade oysters. Deviied Crabs CLANS, Early
vegetables, &C. Ladies' large saloon attached. /
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SpRrsG Day GooDs.
New Dress Goods. from In. cents TO 81
Colored Sill :. IS cents end 10 cents worth 81
30 ices Spring CaSlinlerss. 80 cents II 81 %
1oDozcn ToWd 81 cents. 81 and 81 - pr dozen.
100 dozen Geut'S Linen Collars. 6a cents worth 81
100 poDn White Napkins. % cents and 81 pc dog n
J Cases Short Length Cottons. 7c. &c. &c equal to
AndroscogVin. FrUit and Nanlsutta
We have the best stock of BLACK Silks at the low
est prices We have ever had before.
GEO. J. JOHNSON.
mills Tl3 Market Spare
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THIRD FLOOR, ACCESSIBLE BY OTIS ELEVATOR
Here We still clear ont ODDS AND ENDS Of
every variety Of our Immense stock.
DRESS GOODS OF every description suitable for
ladl and children. We selling these goods
halt their value Some do bring us ten cents
on the dollar They must be sold however. mstter
how great the loss.
Very best PRINT 4 certs. DRFSSN AKERS' CAM
BRlt : all cgors e. Yard wide lERC ALE 6asc. Yard
wide NOME CLOTH 6s cents
Eyari wide full measure FRUIT CT THt LOOM
BlEACHED COTTON i2]. cents. ~ ludId ard -wIta
Brown lotions at Sc worth 81 Sil, ndld Xarl-wide
Bieached equal TO Fruit OF tine Loom, at cei.ts
cheap.
Genuine CANTON GINGHAMS in beautiful dress
sly les only s.. yard Full pieces TO from.
ENGLISH CHEyIOTS at loo. worth IS CENTS
ALLIINi.N DAMASK TOWELS A. inch long at
lt other houses asking 25r for them Is inch wide
extra good Crash at 40 per yard
Orlr DC per dozen BUTTON COUNTER j. the wonder
OF the ag. every mail bringing orders Ill of
the country for them Suc Of these Buttons
much a. 81 lsr d We sell them per dozen.
100 dog full size WHITE APRONS with a deep
rutie, made Of the best flshd Muslin piece.
A large lot Of REAL LLAMA LACE SACo ES Some
cost as high 80 w ilcr le choice from SOC
Sl-50-ALL A.ARkED IN PLAIN FIGURES
AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES
WELL WORTH n HE ATTENTION
Oh EVERY LADY.
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FINE EASTER CARDS.. jay Goulas, 4al 9Th st.

READ sinshelmers advertisement.