davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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1he follow ing special tarcafus

I''l he sold % morrow only az r. Coid>chuiis. Sl2
.th ST.. n. w ho s engraved cuhlctS Tor 4~C.
worth 15c: IL. %. % eriUr laundry soap f0r 25c
individual porcelain buffers II Tor l.c: Colnhui-
ZION mustard. salt and pepper stand l9c.; knives
anu forks WITH coeol handles sc. worth 80; coll
oItd glass Iruit bowls sc. worth 15c.: design
of decorated English Ctira dinner sets l-2 pieces
slG+N, worth $H3; Tea Srrs containing - pcs. - So
N9fRa S5,y1: real n}aJo2a CaSpadoreS A., worth,
zoe: 100 ''is assorted couIs Cnly 49t.: New York
sehle 40 lsl.. worth 500: c0iOred glass syrup
cans De. worth Coz: tray with cut glass wiac
Kisses o'c, III painted English china bread
cake Plates only SSc each sod ,-,.vher,. Tor sln.
extra silver plated table knives for sc; forks TO
match Tor sc: handsome engraved water pitch
eFS 4''-- worth 90: extra silver plated hottie
BREAKFAST cas;orN only Csc. worth a ~; colOrei
Ei~S peer glass &)C.. worth zoe: Gods h,nidS
Mamhi"th tNli's soap CAKES Tor &c: rising sun
ss3te 0!'Sa axes Ter .lr SOLD else where Tor lc
, CAKES .. fdrni n Eata soap 1JN, worth S5r CrgS-
tsi glass ne or cake trt.ys l3c., worth %:
Ma)"'ict CO. ie"al sets. pieces oaly 41c: also Al
1m'a. HEa 5s7--i4, = 70. handsome la hV carriages,
Viii Ls SD ~ tnw l5# rpS
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Policy AND PoLlCE.-The police here say that
gross injustice is done them by the suggestion that
tley nave been unwilling TO cooperate in the ar
rest OF persons VINO Use Alexandria aS a base for
seiilng policy In Washington. Lieut.. Smith says be
oecnled TO arrest only in one where the tee
grams alleged no ofenSe In Virginia, and where an
arrest would have been unlawful as is the play
Ing or policy. Capt Webster did arrest Zeke kaGe,
or Kane and kade Is now under bonds TO answer
the next grand jury for policy playing. The Officers
mere say that they Officers OF the law ard that
they Will make every arrest authorized by Law. but
VIII not go beyond it and become themselves law
breakers
FISH WHARF RENTM.-The fish whrrf viii be
rented al pubic auction tomorrow at noon. II IS
not thought there viii be much petition In fSs0
II rented for SOL; in 1881, -: il 1892. Tor
S1,lUt and In 1888 at sl.0l5. The wharf has mo-
nopoiy OF receiving the wharfage OF all fish landed
here during the Selson
NoTEs.-Consideraoie numbers Of Alexandrtans
BOW visit Washington to be spectators at the Bati-
more CONFERENCE.-THE Relief hook and ladder
company hold a meeting tonight The fire compa-
mes mere are sending out cards Of thanks to the
ladies' ana others who assisted them at the 22i OF
FEBRUARY ceiebration.-rhe schooner Scranton,
whose captain was recently arrested on complaint
OF the owner. VIII be raised from its sUnhen cou'ii-
tloh IN queen street dock n a few dayS-Dlue
snow companies from Washington now give eXhi-
9,lons here on SaturdayS.-Col. W. D. Hughes, OF
washington, lectured last night IN opposition 10
Inc church established by Col i. J. ln- -ISor.-
Inc 1uteTal Of Mrs. Mary Il. c. Ice foO'l place NJ
CHRIST church this afternoon. She was ~ widow
OF The late w. I. Lee, and resided near Her.don.
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Zen Thousand Dofiors

70 EAE FooE OF TIE DISTRICT II THESE BE NOT
GENUINE.
WAsHT jT0N. y. c. March 6.-PrOf. \. J. DIX
TEI.-Dedr SIR: 4 have suffered with kidney co,a-
plant for u months; been treated by best pllNSi-
clans In Baltimore; received no benefit: aunclitc
poor; could not sleep N hi-ht; my general health
Was very pooF. After we V!v.Iz il treatments ,
You, can now say / sep Suuadly. appetite -. -.
suffer 40 pain. general health iirSU-CiaSS gained In
Weigh; 70 pounds .-No NJ RgCHAKps
o3l ID street northwg-r, Washington. D. g
Am employed IN the government printing ofica
TER-Dedr SIR: Have been Under YOUR treat mont %
days MY complaint WIS seminal weakness and
nervous debility. TCC;,.d not sleep at night aIle-
ute very poor, general health po1r-in fact, very
low I'm npw feeling We'll. and tRink my cure is
very WandeTiW. NM. HENRY BIRCH.
1oo. street, between l3tl and 18th southeast,
Washington. D. C
Business strtc''T "o--' .9ntial No pa, :ents name
used without consent.
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VIII De sold FOR Tomorrow. only at VI Auc-lSfalu,s
el1 20 NJ III. street northwest: Decorated china
cSi21oreS. I2c.: CiSbpanS Iuc: decorated tea SETS
30 pieces, 81 AZ engraved Bohemian glass vases Sc
piece worm soc; latest designs IN decorated dinner
china egg cups lie: bars laundry slap lie:
handsomely dCcoravd French china tea scts s6I5
sold eisewile al Slo bowls. Toe: half dOl ebony
handle knives and forks. 43r.: waiter and half
doZ- fancy goblets Sec,; electric stove polish &C;
sho dressing. SC per bottle. hall dcZ. white handle
KNIVES and toTAS. BE: - sheets coi0rad white
Shelf paper. 9c; decorated chamber SETS ~ pieces
sSS' BAKING pans +C,. sod s'>s,T here 3t zoe; l3rs
est size wash basins. &C; wooden wGtcr buckets,
loc-; bargains in baby carriages and trunks
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The National Union Ieaeue.

IL FAVOR OF POLITICAL FREEDOM II tbs SOUTH.
At The meeting Of the National Council Of the
National Union League az the Ebbitt house last
evening. report concerning bourboniSIa and mis-
rue in the south was discussed Speeches We're
made by Hon y l.. Pet,lbOle. J. Z. Bryant, ~ W.
Spate5, Lieut. Gov. Lewis, OF Virginia; Hon. j. Il
Lynch, Ht.D- L. {. HOuCa. \. ". ClaVp. II. VI. Rey-
Eu4tS, " L Buck. B. X. Bruce, j. W. Porter. c. \.
B9Helc, Gen {. Il GrOsyer:or, c. F. Scott and
others y number OF resolutions were adopted
Dredging The efforts of the league to aid the indie
pendent men Of Jh" south IN inei. efforts to estab-
HSh political freedom III The south. The league AL
J0Grisi u meet 0n Monday preceding the national
republican, convention 10 be held il Chicago JUNE
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Amusements, &c. Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER--Henry Irving, in ssMuch
Ado About Nothing"
fORDS OPERA HoCSE.-Wyndham company. IN
"huthS Romance" and 1.-The Great Divorce Case. =
THEATEH CoNIoUE.-''Bashful Venus" and varie.
tieS-
DINE Observation-Disclosures and Interesting per-
forYance.
CITY.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Bischon concert
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New SrEISs GooDs.

NEW SrElSa Goops
TRUNNEL & CLARK
No. sl1 Market SpscA
Are adding New Goods in all The Latest Styles 20 the.
Stock daily.
"" frrL,h Satines. Scilisn and Ottoman
Cotton Fabrics in Choice Designs
h.Fc Bargains in Surah and Fancy Silks
Also Grand Assortment of reliable Black and
Coor- silks
Lias Back Goods in great variety at Bottom Pric,s
We lave marked lot of Fancy Hosiery desirable
GOODS 10 about one-lalf Of their usual value
i"1le lLners. Towels Napkins. Crashes &C. lArgs
Stock. low Prices
INSPECTION SOLICITED
ONE PRICE ONLY
feolo TRtNNEL CLAIR
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CITY ITEMS.
The Following tmmen.e Hnrrnin.

Stick to the best ana save money by using Dr.
bdiis Cough syrup in c.lse or COiCis. Price Sc 1
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Fighting in the Newspapers.


Mr.. Page NeCarty has published a letter In reply
to that Of Congressman John S Wise, mentioned
In The STAR yesterday. Mr. mccarthy says: "Mr.
Wise has mistaken ridcule for what he is pleased
10 term abuse, for certainly treated his exploits
stump speaker or the witness stand only In the
light OF the facts referring rather to his intention
.han 60 any harm that his hearsay testimony could
Co AS to his paying procession, this is the first
that has been heard OF it; and when he makes money
Tie standard frespectability people Will naturally
Inquire IL IL come Dy Work. VI. Wise states
that would be glad to get an Opportunity for some
gentleman to XIII me-. When / reach that point
should certainly not apply to Mr. Wise, and for
reasons. First, his unsupported testimony, which
he himself does not bateye, is Insufficient to eStab-
ush MIN as gentleman: second. the hero OF thir-
teen pood,ess paier duels is not the person whom
one would naturally seek 10 do the job Mr.. WlSe's
testimony Is good only against himself as undo
niabe proof that he Is ridiculous litle potrOon and
an ass. who, not being able To the lions skin,
Is ut Tor just what lie Is the trick mule In Sner-
mans Danville ctrcuS'
Congressman Wise has been in WASHINGTON c-er
since the publication Of his letter. MI. McCarty is
In Richmond.
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CHEAPEST Silks In WAsH1Narox.
FANCY SILKS. 81, 80. g.. 75
COLORED SILKS. so. 81, u. 81. sl
BLACK sILKs-sPEC1AL BARGAINS.

CARRIERS, I'll MARKET SPACE.
NUNS vEILINGS (only $40 double width pure WOOL
Cream. Pink, Blue and Black.
COLORED RADZIMERE SILKS. Superior Quality)
real value 81. so reduced to 81 60
NEW YORK MILLS sHEEfING COTTON, very
best, very widest, Is.
HANDSOME BLACK BRoCADE SILKS, excellent
quality, $1.25. reduced to To-.
HANDSOME BLACK pure Silk BROCADE GREN.
ADINES. reduced from 81. to 75
SUPERIOR QUALITY BLACK SILKS reduced from
&l.50t to $1.25.
SUBLIME QUALIFY BLACK SILKS, Cashmere
finish, reduced from @250 to SL75
COLORED SATINS and BLACK SATINS. 60
COLORED CASHMERES. double-width. pure wool
pink and cream 45c
BLACK SILK RHADANES. excellent auality) pure
Silk. actual cash value 81 80. reduced to 81.
We are selling an excellent quality BLACK SILK at
81, worth SI2S
mhS CARRIERS I'll MARKET SPACE.
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Succinl N,furdar tfarrain..

Ladies S1-:5 worked hole kid aud goat button.
Ladies H5C. pebble ami Md button
Ladies $50 nobby worked hole hid button
Misses SI.25 genuine goat AID Kid button.
Misses 400 spring heci button.
BOYS s115, 4 cali button.
Boys SI.O0 iron clad >chOC- hoes
Mems sl..o solid CATERS, laced and button
HAHNS.
sl6 7th street and 1922 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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At MEETING OF the Union Veteran corps. Capt.
Thorn last evening. four active and nine hon
craIy members We're elected
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To Avoid Paving rE,ary

agents and canv3SSarS' commiSsOnS. 90 70 Aucr-
liHhS Reliable Sewing Machine House. 1th ana II.
Elegint new latest improved Singer, Domestic ana
o.-Ac. -n;-cllfieo Tor 80. eU2
f-ie Finest and Hest Ladies, Shce n-H
AZ ti1 ited states j. the paris Kid Button Boot
The 'r-ty h!E warranted Dy The manufacturer not
a. crack, skin or turn. These good. - Genuine
a-.I-S'yed. exquisite In style and iiAls !. and per-
iecJ. comfortable Price, SLto pair. sole a.-enrs
Ioi the District: WM. HAHN ~ Co, SIC .ih street
and 1922 PeDnss ivania avenue
Tfio-nteu's Emuisieu
or pure Cod Liver OIL with liypophuopiteS OF Lime
and Soda fer coughs. colds. Consumption impaired
10 take. PrescThei b ellysicianS. Sold ty nriyo
gtstS LarCa ouft.e>, DC. Manufactured ny w T.
Thornton, q 1lef ..J.nOre ,,lId Harrison streets
b'dliAloit, -nu l4,w,i
20 Make a salad
that Is certain to please al tiStS you need only use
DurKee'S Salad Dressing. Nothing equal TO Il was
eve" offered, and none so poilIlar. IL is a superb
table sauce. eo
NasdESicae cures CataTrh. for p cts i'm
"Alderney Dairy Wa.OMs.''
Fresh Alderncy Butter. churned ev. ~ morning.
end delivered in half-pound ..Wara' prints zoe per
pound Also, Cottage Cheese, Butte milk ana sweet
MILK, SC. per quart, Cream I5c pint
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MORE FIGHTING IN THE SorDAS.-Earl Granville
announced In the house OF lords yesterday that he
had received Egyptian dispatches, which reported
that 1.ot) men who were marching from FL Ohait
upon hhartOum had been defeated by tribes
friendly to Gen. Gordon. Gen. Gordon teetrss pms
that Slatn Bey an Austrian officer in the Egyptian
service, has defeated an expedition sent by FL
Mahdf from DarrOur. Gen. Graham, with 1900
men, viii advance from Suakim on Monday against
Osman Digna.
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RHINESTONE CRYSTALS in slla. settlncs PrigC,s

HAMS GESTLESEN's 81 80 CALF Substitution
laced or congress, any width or style, wears AMI
every pair. SIC 9Th street and 1922 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue.
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are the Seal,Nn cigars. They Go not create an un-
usual quantity of Saitva-onl- natural eNret,toTa-
lions follow their Use. No ueleterioils matter is
permitted In their maAe-'ip. Try Them.
6,7,s Wholesaie Acenis
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SALVATION WARRIORS IN JAIL-Captain Annie
Dixon. Annie Mather. Annie Richards, Lucie Reed
ana MADAME Nelison. members OF the salvation
for violating the city ordinance by parading the
Streets We're yesterday each fined Sc and costs or
and were commit ted
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, II. c.. March :, 1884, 10 AMI
For the mid!le Atlantic states generally
cloudy weather. light rains. parity as Snow in
cry winds, diminishing pressure cloudy weather
With rain Is Indicated for the middle and south
Atlantic states On Saturday, and with snow for
New England and New YORK
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DRY GOODS.
Deemed Bme.rss Tx Suks

WE HAVE JrST orFNfD lot or coIoRFp
SAIlN MskN Elll.tlN All. PURE SIT X ~
MN SHADES Al : -. w CpNSIpFk TtIrsr
HE ChkAPESI GOODS That We HAVE fSFR
WEAR AND III kArtlITl 49,
INDIA PONGFE IN NFN DESIGNS
YOKOHAMA SII rs RICH BLACK SILKS
BLACK RAnZIMERES. BLACK SILK yELvETs AT
IFSs THAN WHOLESALE PRICES
CHOICE NOV ELITES IN PARIS DRESS GOODS
EMBROIDERED FTCHUS. VELVET GIiENADINE
NEAT CHECK SILKS AT 10, PR YARD
2S PiECESoF BEAU riTUL FRENCH SATINES
SAiiNF ROBES. PRINTED BATISrE. &C
I'M CHEAPEST LOT OF FINE TABLE LINFNs
AND sHELTING ENER OFFERED
ONE PRICE
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Condensed Locals.

Mrs Belva 4. lockwood has left this city for
New York 10 attend the funeral Of her father-in-
law, Jno McNan, an aged and much respected
citizen OF Niagara county.
Custer Camp, 10. /, Sons OF Veterans gave an
entertainment ut Grand Army hall last evening,
which Was largely attended Those participants,
Tere Aee.rs. Weber. Farquhar, Evans, SaXtoii,
Satter. Clifford, brennan. SlaCklefOrd. Refiiofd.
Balm, LacKey. Misses Belle clifford, Alice Russell
and Miss Evans.
The District Grand Lodge Knights Of Pythias last
night aaDpted resolutions respecting the death OF
The Lt| :. l. COldweil, who was past grand chan
eelor u the order. and granted charter for new
!OtiZc, 10 u known as ~. 7. COitiwel LODGE
ihe fourth concert al Congregational church in
the course under the direction If Dr. Bschof viii
o. given this evening very Inviting program
has been prepared
The English setter dog. owned by Mr.. ". i.
Trayer. of this city. was highly commended at the
dog show now being held at Cincinnati, Ohio, yes
1CTd.ty.
William Glinton, alias Tim Greene. colored was
arrested los Detective Ran on suspicion OF being
policy writer. The case has been continued several
times IN the Police Court. and was dismissed for
want or prosecution by Judge Smell this morning.
Prof. Simon NeTcOIab lectures tomorrow sat
urGIy} II the National El.-eIn. The lecture will
be devoted Ia dscGs5Cil of HIn-re;.ing. spirit
ual.sin. IGtSiner.SIn nd ether phenomena OF the
same class from q 81 -uyi!ic point II view.
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READ Johnson's special notice.

READ sinshelmers advertisement
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LCTTREII,S :"
SPLENDID BARGAINS
4 4 X SILKS
FROM - Cents M
pi DOLLAR Sii rs
Reduced - - t.uis ia an ,,lo-
~ lsAH ~ hS
Ia az tn New Ng-ring C,,,,,rs y,rv ,,,,-
SEfiNtI Nm r1IlrS N NDnI TaRIll,AS ~
Sh&oes Gur M SilsiNti DIit.SS tioilioS III -
q - cents. cannot IL sur. uess.-i - ~ "ON1'
ct Its
Our lc Qui t. ual tho.c usually s,ls a, q, q,
ASTiendid e,Git ;or S..-N.
j. A. lCTTREIL & Co
nlf el7 Market Spae
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Cases Yards Wide SHIFTING COTTON, 1eHc.
] Case 2]1 Yards Wide SHIFTING COTTON. Isc
~ ~ Dozens Dozens L,ADiES' SO, II COLOR HOSE To-.
Big Bargains in WHITE TABLE LINEN-37c., &c,
49,. SIC, SIC.
q Dozens MEMS BRITISH HALF HOSE PIC
BEST WAMSUTTA COTTON SC.
Big Bargains i'll FRENCH BLACK CASHSIERES &c
40c, AZ, 4Sc. sc ''
1000 P:aRAsOL.s lined and Unlined. at Half Price
Al4L-WOOL CLOTH. for Boys Suits, 70 cts
Big bargains in BLACK DRESS SILKS, Extra Wide
soc. 9Jc, 81 l.. Etc. ~
CREAM TABLE LINEN, &c., CSC. 29c
$50 BKiDAi CROCHET QUILTS. at 90c
INGRAM CARPETS. Extra Heavy SIC
ass RlIiSH DRESS GOODS, l21c
SUM NEt SILKS. 3Gc.. 4Oc As.
COLOtED tl.I-WOOL CAStfNIEFS all Co1oro
Big Bargains in linen NAPKINS. from SOC a Dozen
ALL LINEN TOWELS. So w.
BEST TWO-PLY CARP ~. 7Jc
COLORED DRESS SlLhS, 62c
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Eye-gla>ses and Specs, SOC, 81. Prcy's
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JoHx Il. MrrcHrrL
e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
ALL-WooL DRESS GOODS suitable for the present
season. at very low prices
MISSES CLoAkS al special reduction
Ten PER CENT OFF ALL CASH SALES.
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Isez 9 oI the Poor.

CHARITE DISPENSED TERoUGH TEE POLICE.
Poor families were relieved by the police yester-
day follows: First precinct. Two Colored and two
white families relieved: second. three c0iored: third
two white: nth, one white: sixth, one cOlored and
two white; SEVENTH. fu';r fciOred and four white
AM eighth precinct. SIX coioTeu and four white
families rtlieVed-akiDg y families relieved yes
teri.iy of i!3 persons.
CITzESS' RELIEF COMMITTEE
Cash receipts already reported. S.,C7i6O: 7. r. r.
w. -; Department Of Justice, SOLO; D., per EVEN
ING STAR. -; w!dOw lady, per EVENING STAR, 10
cents. Tota,. :. .G,t,.45.
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TIE KISDERGARrEN UNIoN.-At o meeting OF
the Washington Kindergarten Union, held yester-
day afternoon at the residence OF MIS- d. r. Nc
Kee, officers were elected as follows: President,
Judge Macarthur; honorary president, Mrs. Sena-
corresponding secretary, Mrs j. Hub.ey Ashton,
and treasurer, Mr. Z. S. Hutchinson. Mrs Alex
ander Graham Bell was elected first vice presi-
dent
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w.M SDUSTER SONS
9l9 Pennsylvania avenue
y B-T-E E.-ST Il TIE CHEAPEST mia
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The COMING DOG SHow.-The entries for the COM
Ing dog show iar Received insure an excellent
C.s?l@y- " il safe 20 say that the entries OF pet
Co.'s by the ladies this city far will equal IL
hot excel. any previous show held in this country
and tae sporting dogs Ct this city viii probably
surprise the judges ui that class. The champion
Will no doubt meet here and contest once again
Tor superiority TIE judges 50 far announced are
Major James Talyor. or Kentucky; Hon.
John 5. Wise vi Virginia, and James Mortimer Of
New York CIV
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Nh FAGAN'S TROUBLE WIFE A PoiIcrNsN-
VIM Pagan. proprietor VI grocery I'D liquor store
at the corner az l5Ih street and New Hampshire
avenue, Was charged in the Police Court to-day
with assauitiIg Officer keuney. who testified that
he followed u Ei3n into defendant store. who an
Swered the description OF witness was looking
for Mr. Pagan followed witness out Of the store
and accused him OF insulting Il customer, and
struck him on tha arm AID pushed lin. Pagan
afterwards used prJ;ane language. He was fined
IS for profanity, and The assault case was dis
missed.
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LADIES GOODS.

BAU.&'s
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT.
On MONDAY We shall open in our
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT THE FOLLOWING
SPECIAL BARGAINS:
3cases Best Utica Sh, ting. 1914. at only &c
Cases Blcachod ,-ion equal to wamsritta only &C.
ceases HANDSOME Spring Prints. only 4S4c
Case Linen Table Damasl only 3oc
Black Chmeres OF the best most reliable makes a
90, c2'pc- 75c- s1].c, aud 81. Best value IA the
market.
Black Dr. s. special bargain at 81 To- worth sl So
Only few l.yIes.
LADIES' COTTON CNnERwEAR
We have the LARGEST and Mos, Complete Stock fn Ia
dies as well as Chdrens Outfits. always and best
made goods. We Will open Monday rome startling
big bargains. Don't fail to see them
OUR DRESS TRIMMINGS
Lace and Embroidery Departments showing
goods at very lowgures. Some very handsome Beaded
Dress fronts at half the importing prices
BAUMs
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT.
rns 4le eth street
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AxroS Frsnrn,s
Chemical Dry Cleaning Es.abl,shmeuk
No. - q street northwest
THIRTY YEARS ,ExPFRIENCE
ladies and GentleInen's Garments: also Ve,vre ana
Plush SIoaks Craze Wells Laces Gloves etc srr 49,
iecfly cleaned by this Superior process ' NO 49,
LADIES' EnEN1NG DRESSES SPECIALLY
.iiir snale and Rrease spots -pteeX
suit. ~ ~ St.se rs
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Washington Markets - Retail Prices
MEATs:-Beei, porter-house, CSC. per h.: sir,oin,
ac per d. rib roast, 15a2Oc. per h. round roast
l2Nal3c per h.; chuck, lOala1c. per h.; do
Clipped. Doc. per h.; do tongue, 5Oa6Oc. each,
Lamb, l2alSc. per h.; veal 1915 a25c. per h.; NUT
ton. 1Sdl5c per h.; pork, 129a16c.per h.: bacon
mans, l6c per H. cut, 2oa25c. per To-; shoulders
lsal4c. per h.; cut 14al5c. per H. lard, l2kal4c
per Id.
FRUT-Appes, 35a70c. per PIX; lemons a0a35c
per uoz oranges. 4OaGOc. dOz grapes, (Maagal, 3Oc
per ID; DO CatawDa), Acc. per box; bananas 25aS5c
per dOZ.; cOacOanuts, SilOc.; cranberr1es 15a20c
per qt.; strawberries, IS 90 per at
=, BUTTER AND EGGs.-Philadelphia print, 55c per
10; western creamery, SOC. per TO-: New York 35a
4c per To- roll, 2aa35c per H.; cheese l2. aac per
To-; eggs, 20a25c. per dOZ
FISH.-Perch Cxhite) Der bunch osc roc,. Az,
per TO-; salmon. 3ja4Oc. per To-: weak FISH 1sTc
per h. cod fish, l0c. per H.: haddOck 1oc ner n :.
halDut aDc per To-; mackerel day. 2Oa25c per TO-
smeit, l2Ec. per 10; LOBSTER 15c per h.; pckerel
l'c per TO-; snad Sag; terrapin. S3as25per doz.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Base. per bunch; beans lima
l2kal5c per:Qt: cabbage, 1Oa3Oc. per head carrots
Base. per bunch; cucumbers new, Csc. as1 each:
squash, Base. per H.: lettuce, 5a15c per head:
onions aoayc per peck; do. (spring), 3a5c. per bh;
potatoes. Qrish), CSC. per PIX; do new, 81 per
PIX. do. tsweet, 40c. per PIX; Spinach 4Oc. per ok:
turnps. 20c. per pA.; parsnips 40c per PIX: celery
5al5c. per punch: tomatoes {new) $1a$l 50 per dOZ
asparagus, 20a15 per bh; kale, 25a30c per PIX; art
choke, SOC. each mushroom. 81 80 h.; water crass
es, 10. bh radlSh, 10c per bunch rhubarb 2Oc per
bunch; mint, 15c.
POUITRY.-1urkey, 2Oa2sc per h.: chickens fold,.
s5c a$l so per pair chickens yOung1, 75c % per
pair; ducks, l5O per pair; geese, SOC. LIS each;
squads, 81. 50a33 per dOz.
GAME-Wi!d duck canvas back), $3as4OO per
pair: do Ted head,, 81 50as2 90 per pair; do. {da-
lard 25a$ So do (wtdgeon, 5Oc.a75c. per pair do
OAR. SOC. per pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-07

:, DiscosfiSUED.-The special trains advertised TO
ietse me ON street station at 6.5 p NJ returning
EeFe Baltimore Calvert station, at Ii D. IN during
sr prodGction or Eralfy's spectacular drama ak
Ss4Slof. at The Academy Of Music, In Baltimore
~ asninSIon was not sufficient to justify running
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-07

TIE ART SALE.-ThOmas Bowling has now on ex-
0iSi,lon at his rooms. llrh street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, choice collection Of Oil paintings which
eoOuid attract the attention OF lovers OF art and
connoisseurs- The sale VIII commence ON Monday
the 10Th inst, at II O'Clock