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Condensed Locals.

Philip Lindheimer. who pleaded guilty in the Po-
Ece court last week 10 a charge OF stealing two
coats from Mr. George +. Timm by means OF false
representations, was sentenced yesterday to fifty
Two days In jail, III addition TO the eight he has al
Ready served
Mr. T. r. culver last night. In descending the
stairway or Blake hall. South Washington. after
tLe democratic primary meeting there. made a
hisStep. and fell the entire distance TO the lower
PLATFORM lt Il feared that he injured himself in
ternallS- His friends conveyed him To his home,
corner 10th and streets southwest
The National base bail club. OF this city. defeated
The Athletics OF Portsmouth, Va, at Norfolk, yester
day by score of u toI.
Patents have been issued 10 persons in this city
as 1olloWs--JaS- A. Malone, three telephone pat
entS Geo. Patten, rOciiug plate; T. Pearson, Iile-
holder; F. Waldo, time signals.
The lady managers of The National Homeopathic
hospital association VIII IneeJ at the hospital to-
MORROW at $50 y. Ill
John Burke has. by b. F. Leighton. entered suit
against T. y. Dyer Tor $1,000, alleged To have been
suffered by rtasOn of the unskillful and unwOrk-
Elanlike manner The defendant, supervising
70. sulI..ye
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"he was ignernt" Just then II was discovered that
the orator was not delegate, and he was promptly
SQuelched.
Intendant Stoutenburg, OF the almshouse and
workhoust was present during part OF the day,
and IT was tokingly said he was there to look after
the inmates OF his institution, who had obtained
leave OF absence to attend the convention.
or the no delegates, about 25 were white A
majority OF the districts sent solid colored delega-
TONS In these districts the primary meetings were
composed almost entirely OF colored men.
postmaster COnger, one OF the delegates-elect,
vote In the Chicago convention, but is regarded
an Arthur man. Perry Carson, his colleague, has
declared for Logan. The alternates, MeSsrA Glea-
son and Smith, have both declared for Logan.
Transfers Of Real Estate.
Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: c. F.
steen, part 10. SO. 10; sl.l5o D. E. T. Knox to A.
{; Clark, part : and lots and 10. so. 1O1l: =.
II, So 500 s3.4SS J. II. Crossman to John j. Mer-
rell, sub lots P. O. X and S. So e2e: $500. David
McIntire TO Emma McIntire lot a. Haws' sub OF
Mt. Pleasant and lot p, So 2O4: $1,000 D. j. Ma
carly to c. W. Dated lots 1893, 200 and 2ol s..
avenue west OF the White House was made it was
Thought that its entrance from Penna avenue
should be similar to that OF the Executive avenue
east OF the White House. adjoining the Treasury de-
partment and therefore the Treasury department
presented to the state. War and Navy departments
set OF iron gates which were originally intended
for the driveway from 18th street south OF The
Treasury department. These gates were therefore
erected at the entrance OF the avenue which is the
roadway to- the eastern front OF the State War and
Navy department building. The centers of the two
main gates were ornamented with the insignia OF
the Treasury department-the key, scales and
chevron. These insignia were suitable to the
building. and were therefore removed. The vacant
centers have just been filled by iron OF arms
characteristic OF the State, War and Navy depart
ments. 1t consists OF large anchor, representing
the Navy; crossed cannon, the War department.
and spread eagle representing the Department OF
State The latter device is copy of the seal re-
Gently adopted by the Department OF State. Some
time ago there was considerable talk about pro-
posed characteristic Ornamented approach to the
state. War and Navy department building, but
there was nothing in view except the change of
device described above.
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CUT1CURA RESOLVENT. the New Blood Purifier,
Dlureic. and AIereat. expes disease germs from the
blood and perspraton. and thus removes the cause
CUT1cURA. the great Skin Cure instantly aays Itch
ing and Inflammation clears the Skin and Scalp heals
Ulcers and Sores restores the Complexion CUTICURA
SOAP exquisite Skin Beautier and Toilet Requisite
Is indispensable in treating skin diseases rough
chapped or greasy skim hlackheads blotches baby
humors. CUTICURA REMEDIES the only infalhble
blood purifiers and skin beautitiecs
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Jon. Horrs Malt EXTRACT.
THE GREAT NUTRITIvE TONI

THE GREAT NUTRITIvE TONICi
Highly recommended by the Medical Profession. in
all wasting diseases. such as
CONSUMPTION. GENERAL DEBILITY. NERVOUS
NESS DYSPEPSIA
1t is not medicine but nutritive food building up
the system by its tonic powers and by its aid in
sssimllatng all other food. Beware OF counterfets
The genuine is always put up > special bottle. and
b ars the name Of
TARRANT co,
Sole Agents for the United States and British Provinces
OF North America 2.S Greenwich street, NY. ap9
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SPECIAL SALE OF SoILED JSDERwEAR.-5Oc. chem
is,s reduced TO 39,.; 69c. ChenlSeS reduced to 45C
sc cheml-eS reduced t0 t9C; 81 p cheiSeS reduced
TO e9C. 5tO night gowns reduced TO &C. These
gowns are extra ordinary bargains. 80 pair OF
drawers. torchOn lace trimmed. with eight rows
OF tucklnS and rufiiinG, reduced 10 JDc. Above
quantity Is limited: every article a bargain.
~ DAMMASN, Agt-. 500 9TH street northwest
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Chas. Houghton, esq, lawyer % State street Boston,
reports case of Salt Rheum under his observation for
ten years which covered the patients body and limbs
and to which all known methods of treatment had
applied without benefit. which completely cured
solely by the CU1ICURA REMEDIES leaving 9 clean and
healthy skin.
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amuSemenrsx c To.,;,h,

ahhuSements. dC., IO-nighf.
NATIONAL THEAIER--M. Il. Curtis III ''Sam1 Of
PoSen'
roRDS OPERA HOUsE-'Pr1nccSS Ida; or Castle
Adamant,n by John StetSon's company.
DIME MCsEUM-"Cncle Toms CabnD and curl
oeltieS.
IHEATEE CoNIQUE.-''Antics- and varieties
BaKLoW's ART GALLERY.-F'ree !irt Exhibition.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Lecture of Gen. K E.
Colston on Egypt and the Soudan."
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MO 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 but little over three wears
old yet in that short time has written 5000 certificates
OF membership and had force the first Of the wear
600 OF insurance In the plan of this Associa
non the perfection OF Life Insurance finally
charge upon al ASSUMED MORTALITY and take from the
pollcy-older an amount far in of the actual
need to be put to big buildings: yet do we,
sesslnent companies have done hitherto and still
full amount insured each life at all precarious
doubtful One-tourth Of the collected at each
pany under deed OF trust Tor the policy holder The
sum so reserved amounts to Sl25 600. and is ill.,
creased $4,000 $50 900 at every assessment By this
method. which originated with this Society the policy
holders protected from injury the lapses with
drawal Of the healthy members which will occur in
of each and every certificate it ten
thousand dollars. is made quite certain say ths
three times much money and used it to build
nous buildings and pay p,incely salaries
Office, No. 1919 street.
mRr13 l.Y. KNIGHT. General Agent
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A brutal Attempt at Outrage.

The PERFEIRATOR HELD FOX TRIAL
Grant Thomas, cOlOred boy 10 years old, was
put trial in the Police Court to-day. charged with
assault with intent Ia commit rape on Il small
cOUrcd girl named Martha Digs. who testified that
about halt-pa~t eight ocOck the morning OF the
sth of last Inonth: while her way To school, and
when near Bennin-'> bridge. she heard some one
running along The road behind her She looked
back AMI SAW IN" defendant. who caught hold or
her By the arm and dragged her about ten yards
into thu ptI!fS. WheTr H. threw her To The ground
and pur Ills hand over her mouth. checked her. and
Told he- II she raised an cutlery lie would ''Inurder
her LIE inG!eCtltly assaulted her and would have
accomplished his il.rps Ii t mad not been fright
eIIed on by III" ditp"ird-i't' OF Mrs. SiundrieS.
christina >,.Ildr1tS. rOloTsd. testified that on the
morning of the sih al last 0,I,l She heard Il cry of
murder ami " nj in liz. direction Of the cry. and
found fEe defendant siS~iulting Martha DiggS
When h. saw WITNESS H. ran of. and aTterW ards
Told her that ht' only whipped Martha.
Mrs Digs mother of tht assaulted girl. testified
To The c'.!id cpmhiIng of the assault. Her father
testified To- her being eleven years Ot.
he co., was oeut 10 the grand jury, bonds 81. 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-09
Beautiful PLAID DREsSsG ooDs,
Silk and Wool. new style. only 25c.
SILKS. SILKS! SILKS,
BROCADE SILKS. SOC; CASH VALUE, So
CARRIERS, I'll MARKET SPACE.

NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON %
RADZIMERE COLORED SILKS Superior o,,ality)
only 81; real cash value, 81 so ~
NUNS YELLING WIDE double width prre wool
Cream, Pink Blue, Black-374
BLACK SILKS. three special bargains-No s1OO:
been reduced DC ~ " ~
IRE SILK BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES (fne
goods. cash value 81 IS reduced to 1Jc
HANDSOME BLACK BROCADE SILKS tpura silk,
cash value 81 -: reduced to 75c
C0LORED CASHMERES pure wool doube width
PINK, Blu, and Black-37]..
FANCY COLORED SILKS. 37k. So 81. rs. 81, s1OO.
BLACK and COIORED SILK MFRvILEUXS (very
IashioiabIe silks. cash value j. % reduced to 81
COLOEED SATINS 50. BLACK SATINS, So
tSS' " LING beautiful lace style) pure wool %
real value 37H.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAwLs, pure WOOL $500,
mh26 CARRIERS, I'll MARKET SPACE.
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Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stebbns. Belchertown, Mass..
write: Our little boy terribly afflicted with Scrof-
ula Salt Rheum and Erysipeas since he was born
and nothing We could give him helped him until tried
CUTICUIA REMEDIES. which gradually cured him. until
he is now fair any child
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Cur1cURA
AND BLOOD DISEASE, FROM
PINPLES TO sCROFULA
CUT1cURA

TO CLEANSE THE SKIN. Scalp and Blood Of Itch
Ing. Scaly. Pmply. Copper Co,ored, Scrofulous In
herlted and Contagious Humors. Blood Posons Ulcers,
Assesses and Infan.ile Skin Tortures the CUT1CuRA
REMEDIES are infallibe.
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II. F. Carpenter Henderson, n Y cured of Psoriasis
or leprosy, of twenty vars standing. 10y CUTICURA
REMEDIES The wonderful record A dust
PAM Ill OF scales fell from him daily. Physicians and his
friends thought he luust die. Cure sworn before
justice of the peace and Hendersons most prominent
citizens
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TO-DAY W B. Hopkins CT al. filed bill against
Bertha Hopkins CT al, 20 aside deed from ~ W.
s. Hopkins TO John : Hopkins. recorded July :.
leJO. which III Is alleged was fraud. and 10 esab
nsh The nights OF parties 10 the property which has
Not oeen sold, and for all account 10 what has
been sold.
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Mrs. S. L. Whpple Decatur. Mich, writes that her
face head and some parts of her body almost
Head covered with scabs sores suffered fearuly
and tried everything Permanently cured by the CUT
CCRA REMEDIES from skin Hulnor
Sold by all druggists. CUTICURA. 50 cents RESoI-
VENT. 81 SOAP. 25 cents. POTTER DRCG AND CHEMI-
CAL Co.. Boston, Mass
Send for "How to Crre Skin Discases' ar9
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DRY GOODS.
EASTER Opening.

EASTER Opening.
SEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR To PERRY & RRoTHEn.
DRY GOODS OF THE BEST CLASS COMPLETE
STOCK IN ALL DEPAR IAIENTS
ELEGANT BLACK AND CoL0RED SILKS
CLIO CE DRESS FABRICS.
NEW BLACK GREN ADINES
EN- bRoIpERkD PONGEFS.
EMBROIDERED ROBES
EMBRUIpERfD FIGHTS
NEW SPRING WRAPS.
BRAIDED JACKETS
>-,., - IMPORTED JERSEYS
PURE LINEN LAWNS
ANDERSpN'S SCnTCI ZEPHYRS
NEW FIRE >CH SATINES
>-,,,, NkM PRINTED BATlSTES
PERINOr'S KID iIONfS
FRENCH I. Z CuHSETS.
NEW HANDKERCHIEFS.
- SILK HOSIERY
ALL THE --LATEST ErRoPEAN -SotELTiEs,"
INCLUDING THE MOST APPROVED
PARIS STYLES" FOR THE
SPRING AND SUMMER OF 1884
IVCHoICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECI PRICES GUARANTEED.
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FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FuRs1ruRE,
SOME OF THE BARGAINS WE WILL. OFFER FOR
FEW DAYS:
IT 80, for $37 50 f'o -AAiAoi'
Ash Chamber Suite. 10 pieces 10 80 Mirror s45
&45 z >f0 AAioi' @oAoo'
Same Suite in Ash. S45
Ash Chamber Suite Marble Ton IN r,;ace. m . %
Mirror. $50 ' ~ fNo' ~ 90
Mirror, 10 10, $27 so. A~'Nie"
- Marble Top Cherry Suite. Mahogany Panels Brass
OInaients; landecape Beveled Mirror, 23 80 sos
Walnut Chamber Suite. 10 pieces. Marble Top. $50
SINGLETON l. HOEkE
mh2o tGl Market Space and 3O8 and $40 9Th street
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OUR FPS jersey tomorrow 80: 5-LOOk Foster
Kids reduced 10 15c. FOR tomorrow only
A DAMMASN, Agt-, SO 9TH street
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The Charities and reformatories III the District of
Columbia, appropriated Tor the present fiscal year.
call for an expenditure by the United states OF the
SUN Ci s3J6.;en. and by the United States and the
District vi Columbia Jointly, Of 2li.250-an aggre-
gate for these purposes nj s5.01j0. about one
.JUrth Of the amount paid by the municipality Of
New York IL l>~2, which was GIBBS 0s4i52- The
population %; New York city, As given by the cen
Sl~ UI 1S-t l.9t- ti ami Of the District OF Co
,;:IIibt l.. il. The cost Ia the civ OF New York
-. Indnj tlnin, these institutions about 81 92
pr capita nf IA" population. To the niteIi States
gov eminent ana the DIS TcI the the sup
port al Ike Institutions i about 50 II per capita OF
popIlatiOI!-d showing that Indicates either an cX-
HtE-rant AMI iadvl> Il charity. or that the District
= the c0Iiinpn resort or TIE afflicted. the poor and
INDECENT of the nation for relief This latter view
finds confirmation III the detailed statement OF the
several institutions Ill the District. and the sums
appropriated for each. which l. appended: but the
contrast ul exptntlIur" projects the Inquiry as TO
whether charity administered In the District OF
toumbiI Wili, III the long run. De prunOtye OF The
true Interests tt the
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CIR HE BEsr
THE CONCORD HARNEss~
THE CONCORD COLLAR
We have hand large stock of the Celebrated CON
CORD HARNESS. OF all kinds and description
at Lowest Prices,
~ Coupe, Carriage. and Road Harness specially
LUTZ 4 BRO
q. Pennsy Il wanna Avenua
Adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and Satchels i'll great variety lowest prices
jal6
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New STORE.
j. V. SHARPS TOMATOES,
IN GLASS.
StfDiNES. al Glass.
MolR'S SOUPS. Ill Glass.
FRESH EItS. III Heavy syrup
FRESH / los. in Cordial
LOUISIANA OkAEGI-S. in Reivy Syrup
FRESH PINEAPPLE. in GLASS
SWEET IIChI.ED FEAC HES ia Glass
Raspberry VINEGAR.
ES1RAGON VINEGAR.
TAREAooN VINEGAR
ITALIAN MACARoNI
GRATED PARMESAN CHEESE, in Glass
SE'sGELTTI.
- LOAF SUGAR. III Cones.
CRESCENT OLIVES.
ANCHOVIES in oil.
oiiNLS FAECIES.
CALVES FEET JELLY. in Glasa
LEMON PASTE FOR PIES.
CHILL CDL0iiOW SAUCE
CHILL COLORADO
SHREW Siil Ky TOMATO CATSUP
1Ell II III >HEODMS.
- ! al Il Lis, III GLASS.
GRO MINED COZ I-k. III GLASS Very Fina)
ROSE LINE JUICE.
VIENNA SUGAR. WATERS
CARLSBAD NAFEES.
SCGAA WAttRo iAs4ortod Flavors)
c. c. BRYAN.
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NOTICE-The lovers of Art Needework Will be
pleased 10 learn that they find full line OF the
various kinds Of English Embroidery silks Wash
ColOrs, AMI Easter Dyes.
Also al materials for This beautiful art at
4;S} 9Th street northwest
VI. r. BRUCR 4
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CITY ITEMS.

The first great sale i'm Ii years Of shop
worn goods at IL. (sOldschnid's S12.
9th ~. n. W.:
consisting Of decorated and white China ware, toys
Iicture frames. glass ware. fancy goods silver
be sold at cost, some slightly soed or shelf worn,
at haI1 cost and some damaged almost given
away
The sale Will continue short time only and all
IN search or real bargains should call early to avail
themselves OF this rare nOrtunitN. 2W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-09

WAsHISGToSs vs. DETRoITs-Athletic Park, to-
MORROW.
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THE BEAUTIES OF SUFFRAGE.
Seventeen Hours OF Confusion and
Disorder.

CARSON AND CoHGER ELECTED AS DELEGATES TO
CHiCAGo-ASDY GLEASON AND A. ST. A. SMITH
CHOSEN As NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF DISHONEST
PRACTICES FREELY NADIA NOISY CLAMoR FOB
SUFFRAGE By BoIsTEROUS MOB.
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New .SrR1se Goops RECEIVED Ar
LUTTRELL & WINES,
NO. 1880 PENNA AVE. corner Goth st rw

Beautiful Summer Silks. worth ?5c: our price: SOC,
-, Colored - $50; . Sl25-
Elegant Black =" $50; 81 %
81 80, $l.65 81. IS. g. So $500
So % and S. 50
CaShneres all the shades value f2r: price SOC
Black Cashnleres. % 40. 90 TO. .5c. and 81.
Ottoman Cloths tnew shades. elegant quality. 81
i'll Black
Gerster Cloth, new shades, 25c.
Nuns Yelling, all colors.
Ladies' Cloth ="
New Dress Goods in Plaid
lew Patterns of PONCE Silks at cost
o!ie case Lawns Just IN. value Sc our price, SC.
l2}9; loo.
loOOp Misses Hose reduced from Soc to l5c Great
Bargain.
800 pairs Corsets reduced from SOC to SOC
Ine Best hlte Spread in Washington at 81 %
Elegant line of Cloths and Cassimeres for Spring Wear
Suits made 10 order
Full line 1ab DaInasks o. 81 So 75c 81 andsI %
Shirts lapIdri,d and Ijnlaundried
Shirts made To order, measure taken and fit guaranteed
LUTTkELL Il WINE,
1880 PennS avenue,
ml3l-1m CorrIer ott IA street
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ATHLETIC PARk-Detroits vs.. Washingtons, to-
morrow.
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by LACK OF OPEN AIR EXERCISE AND THE
- want OF sufficient care in the of diet the
whole physical mechanism often becomes IMPAIRED DUR
ing the winter Ayers Sarsapsrilla is the Proper remedy
10 take III the spring Of the purify the blood
vgorate the system the liver to action and re.
store the healthy tone and vigor
ALL'S HAIR REVIEWER REVIEWS, CLEANSES
Brghtens and 1nvigorates the Hair. and restores
faded hair to its youthful and ustre Peo-
PIE with hair prefer to the Remover rather than
proclaim to the world. through their bleached locks
that they becoming aged ard passing on to decay
apps
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II. GOldsci.mid, S12-1th st. n. W.:
has fine line OF baby carriages. all new and orig
1nal designs and are sold at the lowest prices Inn
Sd Per Gallon. 75c. at. Bottle, No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
tu,w&S,6 MCGEE's 9Th street. near D.
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rNfryp STATES AND DISTRICT, OF CoLrsB1,
81 4,:2,J)

THE SUCCESSFUL. COMPETITORS FOR THE FIR,

THk SUCCESSFUL COMPETITORS FOR THE PRIZES
The | Zion Veteran Corps cadets fair at Masonic
Temple WAS closed last night. 10 i thought that
over $3,s1 was realized by the enterprise. The
successful contestants FOR the different articles
voted FOR Were s,L.Guncc. a. follows: Elk badct.
Or. H. T. Leach: diamond ring Mrs J. II Iochu,n.
Gt'i.t Tor InNllIlar j. G Knight; fUll dress suit
". H. CWh0rt"r: diamond earrings Mrs. e. H.
JtNli-S: sword for cadet lieutenant. William Far
Ilhar; sword for senior lieutenant w T. Clam.
>.ngl'-oarct rO~1n-, she'll j. j. tastiuet: pages
btti,e X Kendall: 81 ~ harness. \ l. Green. sill
N"r s't Prof j. II. Nerin!lE.: bslue inll Dolly VII
h"i: WAY doll. ldt jacobson: badge Veteran Corps
'Gtt. ID. W. Perkins: sinOalng jacket. Capt George
r HtnIiiIar; gOid-hcaded cane. Samuel H. Jacob
son. ttrr~S suit IUT Y e. cadet. Seru f T. Collins.
"vrTcu!t. C. W Bishop; hanson drivers WHIP J. y
lttply: g. y Il suit. VI. I. StdgwiCk: silver sci
NrN - r Ctr'iant; Opera glasses. George BurkIin:
boy suit, Harry >ieriGdn l4dy's boots, Mrs. w H.
Hoover.
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To Avoid Paying
IVY agents and canvassers' commits
< Rplin lln L, n l.,

heavy agents and canvassers' commissions go to
AuerDacA's Reliable Sewing Machine House, & II. eo
What! Neverl No! Never!
1t never fails that on the second Tuesday OF each
month the Grand Drawing or The Louisiana State
LOTTERY occurs with regularity and unimpeached
honesty at New Orleans. The l66th took place on
Marh nth. last and GenlS q. I. Beauregard. OF
La. and Jubal A. Early of Va, sent to the destined
parties large fortunes and small sums thus: Ticket
No IA drew the first CAPITAL, $4,000, which had
been sold in fractions, one-fifth of which was held
10y g. Goldsmith, a well-known Jewish merchant of
Htolumbus Miss. collected through the Columbus
insurance and Banking Co., OF Miss. another fifth,
costing also 81, TO Henry Rivers. wei-known citi-
zen OF Milwaukee, Wis. collected through the Ma
rlne ana Fire ms. Co., Bank or milwaukee, No.
6,s9s drew the second capital prize s5OO0 sold also
In ffths at 81 each: James WentZel, Port Carbon,
Schuylklll Co, Pa, drew one piece, and c. NJ. Nc
Cornck, Charleston, Ark. were among the fortu-
nate ones. Ticket No. l .2S2 drew the whole third
capital prize OF $4,000 for S. went to J. Kramer,
san Francisco, Cal. The next drawing takes place
on tuesday, May 18th, and NJ A. Dauphin, New
orleans. La, will give all information desired II ap-
piled 10.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

sDE GLASSES. a5c. National Hotel Eresight Store
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HE-So TEA
HE-No is simply tea in natural con litior that fs
without colorng. polishing fancy twisting Ii can
te sold II less prize than other fine He
SOLD only in the metal lined ackas-quarter halt and
pound slzesthus Preserving the strength inner
flavor of the tea.
HeNo Tea is sold by all rocars The trade supplied by
MARTIN GILLET Co.
Established 1911. Tln29Gml Baltimore
NICK AUTH. SAUSAGE MANUFACTURER
Manufacturer Of Frankfort and Wciner Sausage.
SthtI No 1T, 1th street Nlilg. Center Market
Do AL Northern Liberty Market
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FIRST GAME with Detroits, Athletic Park, to-
morrow.