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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-31
To the Travelling Public.
OFF1CE OF
ST. LE0NARn HOTEL. MAIN Pr.

OFflCE Of
ST. LEONARD HOTEL, MAIN PLAZA,
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, 1884.
Editor San Antonio Light:
AS desire to make "The st. Leonard
Hotel" q popular resort for stockmen,
where they may enjoy all the substan-
tial comforts Of a flrst-olass hotel, have
reduced my rates to correspond with
the times, to 81 30 and 50 per day, and
will be glad to see yourself and friends
whenever you come to town, and will be
on hand to attend to your comfort and
make your stay agreeable. Cars and
stages pass the door. Yours respect
fully, PHINEAs r. LOUNsBERY,
9.l9.3m Proprietor.
To the Members Of the Blaine and Logan Club.
A meeting OF the members is called
for the transaction Of pressing and i'm
portant business on Saturday night at
1880, at headquarters. All members are
specially urged to attend.
10-30-3t l.. G. GRoTHAUs,
President Blaine and Logan Club.
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GEO. W. VAN WORST
=z<,zHsaAy =, \! y
1 u I J :
CalCaSieQLumbe
CALIFORNIA REDWOOD,
Sash, Doors, Blinds, MOuldlnSs, Etc.
A Full and Complete Stock Of Every
thing belonging to the Lumber Trade,
with prices rs Cheap as the Cheapest
and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
OFFICE AND yARDi
Corner Dawson and Chestnut Streets,
near Sunset X. X. Telephone 81.
HEALTH /! HEALTH /!
Many Persons in Every Commu-
nifty are Suffering from Some
ofthe Symptoms that are
Given in the Fol-
lowing Case

My patient had been under the treat ment OF
several physicians ana taken much strong
medicine without tho least benefit Tho dis
case. slight at first, was permitted to run UNI
checked. until Its violence threatened the life
OF the patient this stage found him pale
weak. thin In iiesh and depressed In mind.
little or no appetite, stomach eensitiyc, easily
disturbed by food. indiget ton. headache and
consultation, crippled by rheumatism. pains In
,ne mos b sns oa sun ana vh srn
changes OF weather, soreness and aching pains
In the back and kidneys. aggravated by walk
ing, turning the body or rising from STOPPING
posture; palms between the shoulder blades,
extending to the back OF the head and over IL;
gravel. disease OF the bladder with Its usual
healthy appearance. uneven and rough, with
scnly eruptions, pimplef, copper-colored spots
and sores on many parts OF the body, The ao-
ton OF the heart hitherto strong and regular,
became weak with palpitation from emotions
OF the mind and from muscular exertioni
chronic sore throat, hoarscness, irritation Of
the bronchial tubes, with harrnssinR cough.
sensitive lungs, with pains and soreness OF the
chest, shortness Of breath. neglect OF relief In
cases similar 70 THIS one brings on consumption
GUS prostration and extreme debility. Being
assured by me OF his probable recovery, In
His expectation was not disappointed by the
result. A few days after the commencement
OF the treatment ! noticed change IN his
restored TO health. one Ia not cured by mere
masses OF drugs, but by proper quantities Of
them. that are suited TO the cause and symp-
toms of the disease. acting on the blood and
destroying poisonous germs In Il. Il Is the
duty OF every ono to watch and guard closely
his health against every approach of disease,
treatment, or from both combined. An ex-
perience OF thirty years In tho practice In st.
Louis. New Orleansa aud New York City enables
me TO treat, with success. acute and chronic
diseases from whatever causes produced.
Consultations FREQ. Ofce-402 East Houston
street, up stairs.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-31

The LIGHT Annual and Guide for 1885
is now In the hands of the printer. An
edition Of 5000 copies will be printed
The book will be a valuable advertising
copy early. 0-19-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-31

The Frank d. Zottarelli Company will
furnish first class music throug-
out the coming season for balls and par
ties. The band is composed of the best
talent in the city and will insure salts
trial. Address 6l2, Avenue Il.
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ARE YOU AFFLICTED
Brief Description of the Diseases of the Eye Ear Throat win
TEN References of Remarkable Cures. BY Dr.
NJ s. Bwnhdm

san Antonio long e the need Of sau pec, The
parts
ito
SKILL the
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-31

Mr.. Juan Manuel Chavez, one OF our
most respectable citizens, has formed a
partnership with Mr.. Naroiso Leal in the
live stock and general commission bust
ness. The firm will be Leal q Chavez.
The friends OF both these gentlemen are
requested to continue their liberal
patronage. 4-2S-0m
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HEADQUARTE RS
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
Peoples County Ticket,
NO. 7 SOLEDAD BLOCK,
Corner Of Houston and Soledad Streets,
(up stairs).
p6-Frlends Of the movement cordially
invited to call, especially those from the
country.
Lessons in French.

Miss Della Tore, for four years a stu
dent In Paris, and acquainted with the
best French methods, desires pupils for
the study OF the French Language and
Literature. Classesi In French CONVERSE
tion to be formed. For terms apply at
33i Villita street. l0-2S-1m
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DIR. N. S.Burnhana.


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District Government Affairs.

D18tfiCt government Af1alfSs
sP1RrTUALIsTIc SHOWS MUST PAY LICENSE TAX.
The District Commissioners decided yesterday
that spirit mediums must pay licenses the same az
the managers OF other shows and theatrical ex
moral and scientific lectures or exhibitions to which
admission is charged
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. John T. Ford complains Of an establishment
near the opera house where the manipulation OF
guano and other offensive matter Tor fertilizers is
carried on. He asks for RELIEF.
the district Commissioners, Mr.. F. X. Ward and
the protesting citizens living in the nefghborhood
where MIR. Ward desires to locate his store house
stables, &c. After some time spent In discussion
the parties adjourned to meet again tomorrow.
Assessor r. p. Dodge has recovered from his in
Juries sustained tain BY being thrown down shor
was at his Office as usual to-day.
Capt Greene has requested the superintendent o
police to enforce the law In relation to playing bal
In the Streets as the destruction OF street lamps
on the increase in consequence OF so much OF this
amusement.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector EntwiSe: W. G. Duckett re-
pair brick, southeast corner Pennsylvania avenue
and 22d street northwest; $500. w. Powell erect q
two-story and basement dwelling, New York ave
Henry Evans, erect six twO-StOry dwellings, north
west corner K and 1st streets northeast $500. A.
p. Pardon, erect two two-story dwellings In alley
in rear OF lots and 8, square 736; 81, ,0OO. d. B.
Grof, erect sixteen twO-stOry dwellings, Warner
between 5th street and New jersey avenue, $4,000
SEEKING TO SET ASIDE JuDGMRNr.-To-day
Abigence H. Brown. by Mr.. N. Wilson, filed bill
In equity against Bradley Barlow ct al to set aside
conveyances and to sell the following property In
this city. and subject 1t to the payment OF 1udg
ment obtained In the Circuit Court here recenty)
for $24. .l1045 and interest: Lots to square 1872
16 to 19, square to IL to IA, 3d. IS, 80 and 80
square 1877; /, and square l85, and lot on north.
east corner OF 18th and streets.
llWnIs FnED.-The will OF the late Thomas
Weaver, filed to-day, leaves his income from rail-
road stock to his sister, Rebecca Weaver, during
ltfe to revert At her death the stock of the Capi
tOl and North o st.eet railroad owned by the de-
ceased is to go to the children OF his brother,
Samuel, and that OF the Metropolitan railroad to
due OF his estate is to be divided between the chill
dren OF Henry, Joseph, Charles, Samuel and David
her estate to her sister, who is named as executrx
was also filed to-day.
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Notes from Wall ~,rees.
NORTHWESTERN TRAFFIC PooI.-SECoSD NoRTGtr
~ q

NoRTHwESTERS TRAFFIC PooI-sECoSD NoRrGsay
ON CAIIFOESIA SOUTHERN
NEW YORK. April II. Mali street, lO-a) A. m
4 meeting 0r the Northwestern Traffic aSSn-iai ON
VIII be held I'm Chicago neKt week 10 complete De-
tails for carrying out the new pooling agreement
IL VIII be some time before per ayes VIII be an
nounced. The per cenrages, when announced wilI
date back 10 the time of the formation OF the psJl
The cast bound shipments during the past fur
DAYS Indicate that this WEEKS business Will not faI
much behind MAT or last week, when II was heavier
than ever before.
Al meeting 81 The stockholders of the Calif9r-
Ma southern railroad IN Boston II WAS r+cUn-
mendet 10 place n second mort gage On the property
10 The extent oi 5000 per mile. ln rasng the CAP
ltal stock the same amount committee Was np-
pointed To further the scheme | ult-r this sub
scrptlun each hCideroI 80 shares of Stok l. entitled
10 subscribe Tor one block OF $500
The total shipments ~ gold hy steamers CITY ~
Rome and Br1lannic iDr Europe fu-InurrUw up To
11:30 a. IN. today a. --r,..-ate 81 St1atsl
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ANOTHER FRENCH FI'FoKN-THg NoNGoL FORCES
CONT EIElN ROUTED
fasIS. April lN-A Telegram ~, hem r.,e,ysat
forces IN TuHuuin. dated Hau,I Anr1l ism whi..,
reads X follows The enemy has a.,iit, l4..n .+
coun'tred. huj lar t"m liuua- Hoa AID ccnll,.t. lv
routed Ait'r the riiEaL'utut w. af->ir,,, "a f.ta
cltaItlS OF FhG-Lain- ram. where the leaders ~
The Black Flags had taken refuAa cur fsrr,.s Ar,
40" i".'Nihs me nsht uahk 81 the riNor nal, WI "a
tnc ootvci uf thrrIteniHE the entIuy IN The sus a
anu Obtaining rcdrNS Lot tic uaS,lrrf -. he me-
eiul mes. lhe Hack Flags have withdrawn =,
northern lonlulh 10" remnants az Lt- ZarriS Ia
ui bsc-Niuh and Hung Hna. tnin.~e ana Auuata-
lu'>, L" TIE number "t fS.H0. have r,treltol IN
i Sbd-tiot Geli liril~r l. going Ia Nlnl- iiub n
obStEN" them Ia the capture II Ihu-IAm-l Z ranl
Tie tFh'h lost hNe soldiers allied; besides thu
c.cNnu NAn.itS Mrrt NrnMu.n
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III Not Tilden. Then Randall.

THAT : WHAT E&-CONGRESSMAN COFFROTH SAYS.
EN-Congressman Cofroth, OF Pennsylvania, a
delegate from his state 10 the national democratic
convention, was at the Capitol to-day.
"Who are the democrats going TO nominate for
PRESIDENT" inquired STAR reporter.
"1flden IL he Will take it, was the reply sand
II ne Is not nominated Samuel J. Randall VIII be
Tilden can get the nomination II he will saw tht,
WORD ana he Will be elected. III he is not in the
Held believe Randall Will be nominated"
"HoW about the free trade opponents?-
''Oh, that wont amount TO anything AT Chicago.
we whi go for man TO win. Kendall can win and
the free traders would support him cordially as
we would support one of their Side"-
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ELIswATH. NE, April Is.-The water In tho
Jnon ry1 Is the highest known for years anG I.
stu rising Fears ar' entertained FOR the safety ~
DnonS and dams. serious wHShOuts on the share
Line railroad prevent the running of trains, and
the carriage roads are EalIy w wash,d
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Fatal Explosion at the RrowusytIs~
ftarrRcks.


BROWNSVILLE, TEN, April ls.-SerCeanr NcNRily
ana private Mooney were fatally s,sG,sl by the 0n-
plosion OF boiler al IA" garrison here yeslerdaK
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SAN FEANCIsCo, 1 Al. April ls.-Nesterday vas
the Third day uf the Blood Horse association races
The 1Tst race, Tor tNo-Nrdr-Olis nKe-ellhths Il A
mile, WAS won hy Bonanza In ] a.
The second raos. The Pacific CUP handiran tero
ana unt-GG1iter nIEco.w8S won by John A. IN L.
The thir1 race. Tor jhT,r'- yeaT-Olds one AID
ihre-tighthS miles, was won by Harry Rose in
2.294, but he Was disqualified, aud the race " a.
given 10 Gl0rlan.
The fourth race, for all aGNS. three-auarters OF
mile, was won 10y Premium In IL.
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4 lfaiiraad >unash-up.

PITTSRrRG, PA. Apui ls-By the neglect or ia
tel"graph operator al NtcuhcnYlllg Ia deliver tf,,
proper tras orders. TWO freight trains on i. Itaa
Ha!dl" faiiruad coilidrd near NherIinE uln,.t N
thl> morning. Both engines and t'ncars ntre ,ssn-
pirt-!N wrr'Sed. ana Brakrmen Fisher aud MrahC
anu Fireman F.ahtfiN were lightly Injured
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GALVESTON, TEXAS. April ls.-A special Ia The
fp,-S from Laredo says: ticleral Tn,y1nos return
has had good effect. The dissatisfaction in tie
Mexican army Al Monterey. whirh alme-t
amounted 10 mutiny, has beea allayed TO great
extent.
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The Alleged attcmpt 20 AssnsSinate
irresIdent Diaz.

BosToS. April lS.-A special from the city ~ Mex
leo. Yia Galveston. dated April 17th. says The F.,-
pprlS ot an attempt u aSS,sSinate Gen DiaY have
no further foundation thHn this: While returning
from weeks hunting trip ln the country. bS q
Train on the lrolo railway, the pilot locomotive
running ahead hit "A large sIOie on the track and
threw II of with the cOwcatch.r.
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Major Weirman,s End.

STRANGE DEATH AT THE COLEMAN HOUSE OF PRESI-
DENTS JoHNSOSS PRIVATE SECRETARY
From the New York sun, to-dsy
A slight man with a gloomy face walked wearily
Into the Coleman house. at 1863 Broadway, about
midnight, on Wednesday, and. In response to the
clerks CHEEKY "good evening, major" answered
''th1s has been beautiful day, but have been too
sick to enjoy IT," He turned step into the eeya-
tor, but suddenly reeed and topped backward
The elevator boy caught him in his arms Bv-
ISLANDERS set him on his feet he was dead He
was Major i Eugene Il, Meirman 40 years Oh, and
Coroner jenkins found in one or Major Weirnani 3
pockets Smith Wesson revolver wifi riye
chambers loaded, two letters and a telegram one
letter was addressed TO John II. Mason, hotel ST
Marc, 5th avenue and 3sth street. II ran:
TO YOU. dear. good kind friendS Thai Won VIM ,oa
with charity upon my act know iull wel Mason
am driven TO desperation. L believe. think am
doing right. Honor and manhood urge me TO it.
Circumstances have combined against me- can
Lot longer withstand the strain " hich oppresses
Goodbye, dear friend, and regard me as best you
can. +. ii. WEIRMAN.
The other letter was for Devine Gillis proprie-
tors, ST. Marc hotel 1t was OF the same tenor as
the first
The telegram was addressed TO Major Eugene a.
Werman and was sent from the telegraph Office al
1909 Broadway. on March 81. 1t read:
/ will see you a few moments tonight about 60
Ing. MARIE
Last evening Dr. jenkins made an autopsy. and
found that death was caused by the rupture OF an
Col Moulton. who is lawyer at 15a Nassau street,
said last evening:
II first knew Major weiman when he was
inspector OF the western division OF the Pullman
Palace Car company, and had his Office at Cincin-
natl He went TO the war as a private in a COM
pany OF Ohio volunteers, and came out a major.
When Andrew johnson became President he gave
Major Weirman a place In the revenue department,
and while later made him his private secretary.
Werman was smart politician, and President
johnson thought great deal OF him. He remained
with johnson during his term or Office, and then
engaged In business again In Cincinnati Five or
six years ago he came TO New York with very
comfortable fortune. He became a broker. and
speculated wildly. In few years he was ccnpar-
atively poor. He suffered greatly from heart
disease, and found necessary 10 give up business
The lady who signs herself Marie is young
widow of this city. Major WeirTnan occasionally
brought her to the Hotel ST. Marc for dinner.
They were understood TO be engaged She came TO
the hotel last night in carriage inquire where
his body had been taken.
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Waters Rising in New Eamp.hire.

toNrooCooK, y. H.. April IS-lhe ryer l. ,5ssr-
stanliN rising. Al Mc>t HopknIon the waft ?
pressure on The iiumc - har! that Il has lssl.n
smut ont and the works sJuppsi- The highn AZ
bridge near Warner l. In a dangerous conditIsI,
and crossing II Is forbidden
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Concealed Weapons Forbidden On

GALVESTON. TENas. April ls.-A dispatch 10 the
Nt,rs from Au,lII saNe: 1oNcrnnr Ireland has ~
sued Proclamation restoring ia the border cnfI-
IL the law agaiHSt carry ing funcealed weapons,
which. account oI tll. hostile incuTsons OF an
dianS, WIS suspended 10y proclamation In Jus",
lSsl- Tie governor declares The l3w u L. In fll
force aud effect all the and after ~
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DETROIT, MICH. Apnl ls.--.Iacuh katterman oen-
ien-eS That William Res nolds, William h. Whlle
ana himself were the murdcTers uf Young Schaltx
at East Tdwas, when they committed the robbery
or the Scholt2 family. AL are under arrest
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GALVESTON. TEXAS, April Is.-A special from
san Antonio says sixty Indictments have bss.n
returned in Medina county for fence cutting 'fh.
district attorney believes he Will be able to are
two hundred indictments against parties for fence
cutting, fence burning, perjury, and conspiracy 90
Kill the sheriff.
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Controller Knox and NIr. Paine.

THE BOSTON PACIFIC BANK CONTROVERSY.
W. A. Paine, secretary OF the executive commit
tee OF the Boston Pacific bank stockholders says
that Controller Knox's statement that there is no
proof accompanying the allegations against him
Is surprise to the executive committee, as ssthe
opportunity to prove our allegations is what the
mittee on banking and currency, and what the
controller Is as persisenty trying to avert and the
fact OF his earnest endeavor TO prevent an 1nvest
lish our position that his statements are untrue"
WHAT THE CONTROLLER SAYS.
Controller Knox stated to-day that the whole
difficulty in connection with the Pacific bank of
Boston results from disagreement as to the con-
struction of the law. and that the additional state
ments from Boston published this morning relate
simply as to who commenced the suit which is being
prosecuted, and amount to nothing.
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Live Stock Damaged by Droush.

GALVESTON, Tx. April ls.-A special from
LAREDO SAYS: The drnuI IA Wf-t ul the Nu.Ces river
sriil continues The damage 10 the STOCK INTEREST
Is increasing daily.
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Nutai;po, ia Tc~a.

GALVESTON. Texas, Apr1l ls.-A special 90 the
Nf'rS from Marshall, TrNa~, SANS The. smallpox A.
spreading Seven additional eases wer.. ds,'oV,.fpd
yesterday In the family where the disease rr~t aI-
peared.
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1he charges Against Gen. SVvain1s
FORMALLY WITHDRAWN BY MR.. BATEMAN
Mr.. A f. Batenan, the banker, who preferred
Charges against Gen. Swain in connection with q
due bill for 5000, sent the following letter to the
Secretary OF War yesterday:
"The suit against our frm on the due bill men,
toned IN my charges OF yesterday against Gen. D..
q. Swain having been withdrawn. and the differ
ences between Gen. Swain and myself satisfacto-
r1ly settled, l hereby withdraw the charges
contained in my letter OF April l6 against said Gen
D. q. Swain, he claiming they were made under a
mlsapprehensfon OF facts which cOncede."
1t Is generally believed that the matter will end
here. although there are number OF persons who
are OF the opinion that General Swain, considering
the gravity OF the charges made, will feel bound
request court OF inquiry, and ii he does not, that
the President will direct an investigation OF the
matter In view OF the improbability OF any
further or more specific charges, however, 1t is not
likely that the Secretary OF War will take any ac-
tlon In the matter. The most that he would do it
is thought, is TO ask General Swain to make a re-
port upon the matter.
Secretary Lincoln this afternoon declined to say
what, II any, action would be taken regarding the
charges against Gen. Swain.
The suit OF Bright Humphrey agt. Bateman &
Co.. ofwhch the 5000 due bill given by defendants
to Gen. d. g. Swain, and passed to plaintiffs, was
the basis was to-day discontinued, the parties hay-
ing agreed to submit 1t to Commissioner OF Patents
ButterWOrth.
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Banged for Numbering n PeddIer.
General rrcyino AnIa,> Oi.con,cns.

WHITE PIAINs. y. Y. April ls-Theodore IfGT-
man, wnO muTd red Zifr Marks. Jew peddler as
haLgcd AT The Jail here a. al2 O'Clock this moruLg.
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killing urin.eIr 90 Avoid Arrest.

NEw HAyEN. CONN. April lS.-thas A. Sparld.
INK, suspected or CUnlilcltE ia stealing lrgeEry
from FurdS store. was arrested ldSi night afIt
brought here this morning dctecIiye aud Spatsd-
Ing went the Sedrn lIui~. and while the deif1-
tive was eating lUuca ~. .uldng, who had pistol,
shot himself I'VE times through the body, ju-t Va
the nclghbDrHuod OF tn- heart. The physiciafs
state that he cannot i've huI q Snort time. He said
he could not bear The dogract- Il arrest.
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1pE AWAKE,

WIDE AWAKE.
We always wide awake to the interests Of our
toners When We a chance to get hold Of bargain
we do not let it slip best advertisement is with
out doubt the lowness of our prices
Among the specalties offer this are 500 Aro-
types. taken from he best and finest steel engravngs
framed in neat oak frames at 99c. each The frame
alone can not be bought for less They make q very
neat sitting picture and although the price
Is low. have not that common look of cheap chrome
We also call attention to New Wagon 1.-The Pioneer
new departure entirely in Wagons: will take the place
Of baby carriage carries two with ease has springs
iron a1les &c, and is oIly &4. Look at it.
Our stock Of Ladies' Hand Bags" is very complete
now. Wcofer large S-inch Bag in seal or alligator
at 99c. The assortment comprises numerous styes
from 49c
Our Square Brass Bird Cage at s119 is another de-
cided bargain, nd Brass Cage Springs with chain
at l5c., are worth Csc.
Our threejont Fishing Rod at 25c must not be over
looked and our jonted Bamboo Rods at 40 and &c.
are dirt cheap-and in season
Our assortment Of Fancy Baskets is immense all i'm
ported; designs beautiful: prices bagatelle
ostrich Feather busters from l5c.
Bone Handle Whisks from 25c
Onr stoci OF Mckee 4 Harring:on's celebrated Baby
Carriages is very complete haitian Carriages from "a
up to SO
New Goods constantly coming in
NJ. SILVERBERG CO.,
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
sl2 SEVENTH and sls EIGHTH ST. NV,
ap14 Near Pennsylvania avenue