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The ssurreu.-Jone. Homicide.

"CUFFIE" BUREELL CONVICTED OF MANsLAUGHTER.
Yesterday in the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie,
the trial OF Robert Henry Burrell, alias 'Cuffie"
Bnrrell. indicted for murder OF Waiter Jones by
cutting him on the 9TH OF September last, near the
corner OF 81 and streets southwest was concluded
with veriict OF manslaughter.
AFTER The STARS report closed several witnesses,
amending one for the defendant). testified.
The case WAS argued by Mr.. WOrtningtOn for the
government. and Mr. Ciagett for the prisoner, and
given TO the jury about O'Clock. After an absence
OF half an hour the jury found verdict OF guilty of
manslaughter.
Tertiary for five years.
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PRELfMISARY MEETING HELD YESTERDAY AT THE
ARCHIEPIsCOPAL RESIDENCE IN BALTIMORE.
A preliminary conference Of all the archbiShops
in the United states was held last evening in Balti-
more at the house Of Arch bishop Gibbons, to con-
slider the acts and DEGREES formulated by the con-
ference of tneoOganS in that city recently In rela-
ton TO the plenary council which begins its session
on Monday next All the archbiShOp5 were pres
ent, a. follows: Most RevS. Williams, OF Boston;
COrr1gan. or New York: Ryan, of Philadelphia:
Lamy, OF Santa Fe; COadJutOr Archbishop Sal
ponte OF Santa Fe: Alemany. Of san Francisco; and
Coadjutor Archbishop Riordan, OF san Francisco;
StgherS, of Oregon: Heiss, OF milwaukee,; Leary Of
New Orleans Elder. OF Cincinnati; Feehan, OF Chi
cage, and kenrick, OF St Louis Archbishop Glib
bons, as apostolic delegate. presided. The meeting
was more TO acquaint the prelates with the work
10 be done than Tor transaction OF business The
meeting lasted for over one hour. The arrange
MentS Tor next Sunday are as follows: Archbishop
kendrick, OF st. Louis, the senior archbishop, will
o11ciate at the pontiflcal mass. Archbishop Ryan
Will deliver the sermon.
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BOYS CLorHlSG.


WE HAVE ONE WHOLE FLOOR-OUR CLEAN
WELL-ARRANGED AND INVITING SECOND
sToRY-DEvOTED TO BOYS, AND CH1LpREN,s
CLOTHING ALONE WE TAKE THE UTMOST
PAINS TO SECURE THE BEST CLOTHES AND
TRIMMINGS. AND WE PUT THE BEST SKILL.
TASTE AND WORK THAT WE CAN COMMAND
UPON THE TASK OF PRODUCING THE BEST
CLOTHING. SO. FROM FIRST TO LAST. WE
LEAVE NOTHING UNDONE TO BRING OUT THE
VERY BEST THINGS THAT CAN BE MADE AT
EVERY PRICE WE TOUCH. THE QUESTION WITH
US IS HOW GOOD GARMENT WE CAN PRO-
DUCE AT EACH PRICE OUR wELI-MADE SUITS
AND ovERCoATs FOR SCHOOL. AND DRESS
WEAR. TOGETHER WITH OUR CUsToM-L1KE
STYLES AND Low PRICES. ARE WE'RE GLAD
TO STATE. SUBJECTS OF MUCH FAVORABLE
COMMENT
IN MEMS CLOTHING We HAVE EVERYTHING.
AND TO MAKE A PURCHASE WITHOUT FIRST
TAKING A PEEP AT OUR STOCK IS A MISTAKE
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MAKE.
A. SAKS CO.,
LEADERS IN CLOTHING
re sls-ais SEVENTH STREET
TI'HE CELLULOID TRUSS: THAT NEVER BREAKS
nj, never wears ont always ciean and can DO worn
CHAs. FISHERS.
MRS FISHER devotes her attention 70 the wants Of
A~AAs ~ss<o0A mi
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Mrs Phoebe Warren Tayloe, relict Of the late B.
Ogle Tayloe, died yesterday at her home in this
city, aged eighty years Mrs. Tayloe was the
daughter OF EsaiS Warren the first mayor OF Troy
y. y, and aunt OF eX-mayOr George Il. Warren.
Her remains were taken last night to Troy, where
the funeral service and interment will take place
In the Warren mortuary chapel. Mrs. Tayloe had
been prominent social figure for half century.
Her house was always famous for its hospitality.
She was always leader in movements OF charity.
She was chairman OF the lady dlrectreSSeS OF The
Louise Home. and was always a warm friend OF MI.
W. w COrcOran
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FAMOUS FOE THEIR sollpErY AND puRAR11rr

FAMOUS FOR THEIR S0IIDITT AND DURABILITY.
Iahn's Low Priced Specialties.
Gents - Genuine Kip Boots
81 50 Double or Single sole Calf Boots.
- So and 81 80 Fine Button, Laced and Caters,
equal IN mt ana wear to any IS shoe.
si-2j ana $50 Reliable Laced and Caters
Ladies' - Unrivalied Kid and Goat Button.
81 - Worked Hole Pebble and Kid But
ton, warranted 10 give satisfaction.
G5c- Reliable Button BOetS.
Slr- Solid school Shoes for BOYS or girls
Boys and Youths Fine and Coarse Boots
Hand stitched Boots and Shoes for Ladies and
Gentlemen
RubberS. Arctics and Rubber Boots.
sl5 9Th Street and Jog Pennsylvania Avenue
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. d. c., November, 1884, $50 ami
For the middle Atlantic states. slightly warmer
fair weather, winds generally from south to west,
lower barometer.
For SATURDAY: Generally fair and warmer weather
IL indicated for the middle Atlantic states. south
Atlantic and the gulf states, the ohio valley and
Tennessee and the southern portions OF the upper
Mississippi and Missouri valleys.
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ELECTION BET:

There have been numerous bets of irSt-claS3
supperS on the late election. We would remind
those intereste ed that r. A Golden, proprietor Of
the famous Potomac river fish and game stalls in
the Washington fish market, Will always be ready
TO supply you with the choicest fish, terrapinS,
wild game, etc.
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SPECIAL NorrcK

RESPECTFULLY CALL The ATTENTION. o.
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CoNTFNrLArTN0
BUILDING To MY STOCK OF PHYSICIANS
HEATING APPARATUs AND WOULD PARTICUs
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO TIL
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS q SON. WHICH
I CONSIDER AS GOOD If NOT SUPERIOR 10
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CEu2
CHEAPER IN COST WOULD ALSO CALL your
ATTENTION TO THE wEIL-KNOwN FIREPLACu
HEATERS, FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BLING USED EXTENSIVELY II
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES In INK CITE
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PI.EASUkE N REFER
RING 10. CALL Is SOLICITED AND kSIb
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER d wyvIII. Exnzuuzvz Asxxl.
sp0 No "a PA AVE. NEAR ~ 0EnEgI
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Alexandria Affairs.

Rerorted for THE EVENING STAR.
ENGINE H0UsEslThe Columbia engine house
will be completed before the first of next month.
It's appointments are now all first class 1t has all
the improvements that any of the Washington
houses possess and taller tower than any OF them,
besides automatic devices used nowhere but In this
city and the District. The Hydraulion Steam En-
CINE company intends to improve Its engine house
as soon as 500 are obtained from the city council
STEEL RAiIs--The Midland Railroad company is
now sending up the road cargo of steel rails
brought here from Pennsylvania by the schooner
Emma Aery This cargo is 500 tons, and will be
followed by other vessel loads until all the iron
rails on the railway are replaced by steel.
POLICE REPoRT.-John Bartlett was arrested by
the police last night, charged with shooting pis-
tol In the public streets He is detained at the
station-house this morning for trial.
REPORTERS NOTES.-COnsiderable changes and
improvements are In progress on the front of the
NJ. f. church on Washington street.-The senior
classes OF several schools will attend DR.. Powels
lecture to the teachers at Peabody hall tonight.
The city council will meet next Tuesday night.
Some Fireworks were displayed at club rooms
In rejoicing at the election OF Cleveland.-The
steamer George Law has taken its place on the
Alexandria and Washington ferry route, suppressed
Ing the city or Alexandria, which has been carried
to the Shlpyard for repairs.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusements. etc, Tonight.
lords OPERA HOUsE--"Queena-"
NATIONAL THEATER--ssStorm Beaten
THEATER CoMIQUE.-yarieties
DIME misunderstanding entertainment.
Y. Il. C. A. BuuDING.-Prof. BOyd'S Lecture
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The Courts.
COURT N GENERAL TERN
Yesterday, Turton agt Saunders; argued and sub
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Haoner
Yesterday, EySemanS agt de MOrrella; judgment
OF condemnation McLinden. administrator, agt
Fleming; judgment OF condemnation against gar
nishe. Gait q Co agt Reed; judgment OF default
Gait Co. agt. Little do. Gait Co aRt House:
DO Gait 4 CO. agt. Perkins; do Gait Co. agt
Clark; do.
Melville agt B. P. r. R.; motion on pleas Of
statute OF limitations overruled and verdict for
1endant: Cotharin agt Baum; judgment on agree
ment- Heraty agt. Hudson; judgment by default
RQUTTY COURT, Judge Coz.
Yesterday, Miller agt HASTE sale ordered, and c.
A. Walter appointed trustee to SELL Huyck agt
Sheling pro confesso made absolute. Talks agt
Boreland; sale ordered and MOulton Leopold
appointed trustees. Miller agt. Miller: report of
commission an partition ratified
To-day, McEyey agt. MOreland order appointing
w. F. Mattingly trustee HltZ agt. Hitz order APP
pointing E. ]. Sommer guardian I'D Item. Schfl-
unger agt Crawford ct al; on hearing.
CRIMINAL COURT-Jud0e Wvlie
Yesterday, Robert H. Burrel, murder OF Walter
Jones; guilty OF mansauyhter; sentenced to years
in the penttentiary.
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READ stnsheimer's advertisement.

VT TgssELLs Ice CREAM and CHARLOTTE Russo. 1427
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The Chicago Grocery Co, SO eth, offers brown
sugar for &C. H., almost white sugar for &C.
ID. standard A sugar for exc, or 10 pounds for
e3c.: graduated sugar for &c, or 10 pounds
Ior 6ec; cut loaf sugar for 10 pounds for 73c
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BIB 90 90 NM NM II Nm GGe
30 90 MMMM II Nm NG q
BIB 9 90 OMMMM II NNNG
3 B o 90 ON N NJ ii Nm G GO 49,
BIB 90 90 Al n ~ II nm GGG ,..

BIB 90 MINI II MN G
BBBbs 90 . 90 \ Il MI II Nm m G aG &c. :.
Business with usss booming. The remarkably Cheap
Goods we Offer selected with care pleasing the eye
and in quality good any in the market doing
their own selling and only want to be shown be sold
at once We constantly receiving additions and
show something new every week. Among the new
genuine
BARBOTINE VASES AND BASKETS,
ranging in price from 49c. to $3.50.
A large assortment of Fine Palm Lunch, Travelling
and Market Baskets in several Styles beautifully made
from 4Sc up Also large selection of fine Scrap Bas
kets in attractive shapesst the thing decorate for
nice prestent-from 99c Part of large stock Of
Fine Plush Goods, such Whisk Holders Odor Cases.
Work Boxes, Jewel Cases, Handkerchief and Glove
Bo~es. Toilet Cases. e., &c, has also in. and
We can show some decided novelties in this line
We offer Heavy French Plate Mirror 1Oxl4 in Pol
ished Oak Frame at 99c Other Mirrors at &c. 49, 75c
and 99c.
going of like hot cakes. and shall try to keep our
supply up.
Our Frame Department is also in Full Blast We are
sure we can suit in STYLE size and price We charge
nothing for framing
The rapid sale of our Oil Paintings and Engravings
doesnot surprise They very pretty and cheap
that to see them Is to buy them.
we can show you so many attractive and cheap goods
that visit to will certainly repay you We glad
to show you over our establishment.
N. sILvERBERG CO..
S12 It'll street and 3l3 9th street northwest,
Near ncvly anja
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The TrO.ting Races at Ivy City.

two-dayS' trOtting meeting was begun at Ivy
City yesterday afternoon. In the first race, which
for horses Of the three-mnute class the start
ers were j. Coyle's Jessie Volunteer, II. NOrtons
MOllic WOodcock. q. H. HeSs'S Alice JoneSboro, and
j. III. Snaps Harry Madden. Jessie Volunteer won
in three straight heats. Time, 3G2 SOP, and 300.
Nellie WOOlcOck was second In the first heats,
and Alice JOneSbOrO in the third
The second race Was for the $40 class the start
els being Joseph HerdegerS Little Billy, j. II.
Snaps Blue Dick J. III. MOrroW'S Jockey and T.
JOhnSOn'S Martha Washington. IL took four heats
TO decide the Little Billy the first 2:52
Blue DICK the second i'll 80. and Little Billy the
third ana fourth III 2:40. Jockey was second in
every heat.
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SEE Howes business school, Educational column.
Nor every person Is supposed to be judge of
seal. The limitations are sometimes good In wear
ing them. however you Will soon find which Is gen.
Uine- We guarantee our g. 20 cap TO be real seal
SEin- and VIII with pleasure refund the money for
them II unsatisfactory. Francs, corner Seventh
and D, the only strictly one-prtce hat and gents
furnishing store In this city.
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IL Ayers Hair Vgor attest its value as restorer of
gray hair to its natural color As stimulant tonic
preventing and often curing badness and cleansing
and soothing the scalp its cannot be too strongly
recommended.
1TNRIAL PROVES THAT HONESTY IS THE BEST
Il policy in medicine we'll in other things Ayers
Sarsaparilla is genuine preparation. unequalled
blood purifier. decidedly superior to all others. IA
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DO Nor BE DECEIVED: ask for and take only b. III.
Douglass Il sons CapSicun Cough Drops for coughs,
colds and sore throats ID. S. and trade mark on
every drop
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have nve-year-Old pure rye whisky for 81 a
gaiion; Il Tor quart bottle; 50 cents pint JAS.
Tharp, SIS street northwest
SAVE dollars and eyesght Consult Hempler,
0DfiPfan
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KIN GIOVEc >

Mississippi and Missouri valleys.
kid GLOVE"
Having met with such decided success we will
continue our great glove sale the entire week.
Six and eight button length Mousquetaire, CSC;
former price SIS every pair fitted 10 the hand
Eight dozen more slightly sOiled, six button,
NOuSquetaiTe, SOC: former price 81
Twelve dozen four button and five hook lacing,
s3c-; former price Sl-25.
Ten Dozen hand made hoods. 25c.; worth soc.
Fifteen dozen ladies fine jersey, 81 25 former
price 81
We claim that We have the best value I'm Gents.
Ladies and Children's warm Underwear and HOsi-
cry Ia the city
b. j. BEHREND & SON.
SIC and SIS 9TH street northwest. between and l.
L. ;. Make no mistake In the number.
Five per cent additional allowed Tor all those who
bring this advertisement with them.
SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK.
Our =. 80 Prime Calf Boots for 800
500 Hand-sewed Boots and Caters $3.50
500 Fair-5tItChed Caters ana Boots s3.2l.
500 Ladies' Aid and Goat Button $3.50.
81 90 Pebble Goat and Kid. all widths. s1.90.
$50 Work hole button and Lace 81 %.
81 90 Ladies' Congress Caters $50.
SlO0 Misses and Boys School shoes 80 cents
IS cents Spring Heel Button 90 cents
Rubber Boots, Sandals, Arctics, all sizes
IOungS Shoe House,
400 9TH street.
Sign: The Old Woman in Window.
Sole agent for the celebrated 81 SO electric shoe.
TIRE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, $50 7th street,
offers Hour at rock bottom prices:
Ceres. 81. - Dbl. :. - !. bbl. sc. u Dbl
Sterling. 81 IS Dbl, Sl.65 |. Dbl, Sc. :. Dbl.
Gilt Edge, 81. IS bbL, SIS !. Dbl. 79c. . Dbl
Golden Hill, - % bb, $50 !, Dbl, 75c. "a Dbl.
SWISS process. 90 % bbl., SIS = bbL. 19c. a Dbl.
Cooks delight, S5-25 Dbl. 81 Dbl, Csc "a BIOL.
Do Nor BE DECEIVED: ask for and take only b. ii.
Douglass Il sons CapSicun Cough Drops for coughs,
colds and sore throats- ID. S. aud trade mark on
every drop.
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DRY GOODS.
Opening. OPENING,

Opening, OPENING,
WE SHALL OPEN ON
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER srH.
In the just completed Annex to already lare e.
aoshment giving us one of the finest business build
ines in the United states.
We are proud to say have never attemrted 70 dis
play such large rich ana ted assortment of
goods before and hope the APPRECIATION of all in
our immense undertaking
ALL ARE INVITED.
We have added several New Departments Of which
the most conspicuous will be our stock of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
which hsve marked prices lower than any other
house in the United States
his department does not consist of n lot OF publish
ers dead stock but new live and desirable works of
Fiction, Poetry Travels History etc. such as every
body wants to read and keep
Look through our assortment and you will fnd the
very work You want at price you never dreamed You
could secure il for.
RED LINE POETS half Russia or cloth binding, SOC
trade price. sl25.
LoNGFELLow's AND wHITTIER's POEMS. ONLY
5Ocents. cheapest in the country.
MccAULEY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND. in three vol
unes, 81; trade price, S22 Is.
E. P. Roe's new novel, A YOUNG GIRLS wooING
Sc; TRACE price. 80
All of E. p Roe's Works. ssc
DICKENS COMPLETE WORKS. hanlsomes. edition
and largest type published. Is volumes St o3
trade price. S22 So
The Above are only few specimens OF our prices All
are marked in the same proportion.
Complete line of CRANES STATIONERY.
We will give You an ENGRAVED PLATE and
FIFTY CARDS for Sc cents
We have also added complete assortment of
TOILET ARTICLES. SOAPS PERFUMERY. 60.
Colgate Co.'S entire assortment in stock at popular
prices.
OUR CLOAK PARLOR
5Sx10o feet the largest in the country being
being ent rely devoted to the sale of
LADIES'. MISSES, AND CHILDREN's GARMENTS.
We carry the largest stock Of
sEALsKIN sACQUEs AND poLMANs
in this city. and guarantee them pure London dye.
RUSSIA HAIR MUFFS
with heavy satin lining, Sis worth s. So
ALL ARE INVITED.
LANSBURGH & BRO,
n3 400. 800 49, and 2a5 SEVENTH STREET
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EVERY LADY
IN THE UNITED STATES
Is requested to read this advertisement of DRY GOODS
from the Great Auction Sale in New York

from the Great Auction Sale in New York
LADIES' CLOTH SUITING. one yard and a half
wide Immense width real value 75c. reduced to 81 &c
FINE QUALITY CHUDbA CASEMEEES. nearly
one yard and half wide Immense width Ill pure,
hne wool, only 75c.
BLACK SILKS. COLORED SILKS. BLACK AND
COLOkED SILK VELVETS Just received from auction.
BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVETS only 81
COLORED SILK VELVETS S125
. NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING (widest and very
best, Csc.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, all pure wool (im-
mense size). real value So; reduced to S.
COLORED SILKS (cheap at Sl) reduced to &c.
COLORED AND BLACK SATINS Soc
COLORED CASHMERES all pure fine WOOL W ide
double width. reduced to 371Sc.
FANCY SILKS, 3714c.: COLORED SILKS, SOC.
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, pure linen. SOC
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS g.
LARGE SIZE BED QUILTS, a.
AUCTION GOODS CASH PRICES
nj CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPACE
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E. G. d A Wis,
7I9 MARKET SPACE.

old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN Al
the best, s9 is JUSTHs Old Stand known tor years
CLOTHING can be sold at respectable prices Address
JU6THS Old Stand, No. 619 street. between 9th and
=. 49,, TIN streets northwest
,. 6s-Gote by mail promptly attuudedsA mxa
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: j. H. L.
Warning 20 l. A. Lewis. PIT. lots % and D. So 336;
$l.100 H. s. Walbridge 10 E H. Neumeyer and W.
b. Grey, lot 9, 81. 227; s. IA Joseph C. G. Ken
nedy, trustee. TO Sarah j. Kennedy, lot 3D. So 691;
$4,000 Sarah j. Kennedy TO James g Nagee.
same property; s514050 Mary j. Snowden TO e.
N Walker, lots 10 and 20, blk. 5, Ivy City; $3.50
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A ONE-ARMED CoLoRED MAN ON THE RAMPAGE
Peyton Holmes, one-armed colored man, was ar
rested last night near the corner OF Sth and Bound
airy streets by Sergeant Slattery for profanity
Holmes resisted, and slipping his coat on, escaped
After chasing Holmes several squares the Sergeant
succeeded In recapturing him. In the Police Court
this m0ning Holmes was fined for profanity and
assault SIG or IS DAYS
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MARRIAGE LIcESsEs-Marriage licenses have been
Issued by the clerk OF the court TO Charles
Mirnznger, OF Philadelphia. and Catherine r Ser
geon; VIM Dove and Mary Carter; j. w. Hamilton
and Mary l. GARRETT; VIM Perry and Maria
Holmes
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EEFFg gRRR, ssss THE GRAND OPENING
EF i err Ssss TURS takes place at the
F. i ERRsss SIS Of the occas On. -'
+ pR Rssss SIPS Russian Hare MUFFs
e!''aa ssSas
C.
assS' os3sss
IF uBRR SIS Satin Lined.
F = uu p 4 kssss for
ssssss ss7is
20
:, ssss5
Ey 2 HR RS inches wide
/ / : uJ / ii 49, sopis Z,
sssfss eassss
ssssss
6Ssssst sss.es
j =: '''i Co.,, s.'H'
s..sHasgs ssss. g CO. g
% S sSog oS
ssss~s-S' SIS $50 Sioo o.
j e $: M :s 81 r..
ErFEE g gR TRIM f sss stock of Fur
F Z uU Pkk Rssss come in cArEs
Real Otter. Natural Beaver Aus
EEFFU URRR sSSs traiian upossum. Silver Hare.
TE G Sra f Soy sps vs Seal o% eS Mad
r UuR Rs Coney Nu5ra Beaver African
oo IL SSN Monhey, Russ.an hare. Coney.
TFFn TBBRF ssss FUR LOOPS
T 2 TRRR ssss FUR TiiiMNrNes
Uu kssss HALE n FGh g Els r /.
e. F. !: 4 T 4 I. + e.
+ ~ Z ILL IA II ssss
E Ek % " a -
kk 90 . ! I "A 1 En-. %
nj nl7-ls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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CaRPrrs 4 DRArERr
We have just opened splendid line "
NlLIONS. AAMlNSIEE, MDQUETTS NFIyFTa
BODY BRUSSELS. TAPESTRY AND IN
GRAIN CARPETS
Also full line of DKAPERY and FURNITURE
COVERINGS.
An Inspection of our stock is solicited
HOOE BRO co.
se13-in
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R. C. Lewis Celebrated Hats
Broadway and 5th Avenue Silk Hats a and S.
Black and Brown Stin Felt Hats, s. ST. s., $3.50
Stetson'S Boss Raw-Edge and other fine Soft Hats.
Mems and Boys Stin and Soft Wool Hats, soc. to
$3.50.
We have our usual good line OF mems and boys
underwear, gloves, neckwear, silk and linen hand
kerchtefS suspenders, WOOL and cotton hosiery, &C.,
&C.. uncluding super stout English haif-hose, three
pairs Tor 5Ccl, at r c. LEWIS, go 7th street, be-
tween and northwest, established 1868.
N. B. Price plainly marked in each hat
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JAPANESE STORE, 9Th street. between D andE
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RANGE OF THE THERMoAErER--The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
oincer to-day: IN. 300; IL a IN, 4a2, pm, so
Maximum. so 2. minimum, 2Ss
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Our Stock Musf BE Reduced.

AZ .Bs t8fOcK'Ss SUS 9ts1 STEEets
Chlldren'S spring heel button boots, Csc.
Our Saratoga pebble and kid for Ladies, $40.
Ladies' elegant kid and pebble button. $500.
Our flexible sole in kid and pebble, 60. so.
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