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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-01-05
A NNUAL MEETING.

The Annual Meeting of the EAST MAUI PLAN
IATlON co. will he held at the Office of C. BREWER
& co. on WEDNESDAY, January I6, 1881.
=. {. JONES. JR, Sec.
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LIVE AND LEARN.

We all have to do it. Sometimes very disa9reeable
facts But will give you pleasant lesson lesson
you will like Because it puts money in your pocket
Sometimes You want to make present You think
some article Of ewery will do splenddy In this case
come straight to We will give You what you want
IN hne rolled gold plate warranted wear solid
silver at about onehaf you have to pay in some other
places for It, We carry an immense line.
Pms In Rolled Plate, Etruscan Solid Silver, Black
set with fine stones, Ensmeled. &C., &C.
Earrings With Paris Diamonds Rhine Stones real Jet
Solid Silver. Etruscan, Grape. &c. &c.
Bracelets. wide ard narrow enameled and plain In
fne Rolled Plate, Solid Silver and Black
Bangles in every style. latest designs
Chiidrens Bracelets and Celuoid Bracelets
Necklaces In all styles for ladies' misses and children
Silver and Plated Jersey and Hair Pins lovely patterns
Solid Gold and Plated Finger Rings i'll endless variety
Sleeve Buttons and Links in every possible style
LOckets and Charms in utter profrsion
Vest Chains in rolled gold fire gilt she'll &c
Scarf Pins IN the latest patterns all pretty
Fine Single Studs with fine Pzrisian Diamonds
Collar Buttons, Studs. Bangle Charms. Bambdb
Chains. real Amber Necklaces fine Rhine Stone Back
Combs, &c. &c, &C.
We do not mention any prices We want You to come
and look at the goods We misrepresept any
tice. But the main point is-you,ll save money
NJ. sILvERBERG l. CO.,
s11 SEVENTH and sls EIGHTH ST. NV.
apN Near Pennsylvania avenue
I AIDES ATTENTION.
LATEST PARTISAN MODES IN HAIR aooDA
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WHAT TWO REPUBLICAN SENATORS SAY ABOUT IT.
The New York republican convention seems to
have attracted more notice and elected more COM
ment among members Of Congress than any OF the
other conventions The friends of President Arthur
are very much pleased at the way the Blaine men
were turned down, and the Blaine men insist that
it was no victory for Arthur republican Senator,
defeat for the President. he could only save him
self from positive rejection in his own state by
making combination that put Edmunds in the
was barely beaten by combination of both Arthur
and Edmunds men," Another republican Senator,
who ts not supporter OF Arthur though kildly In
my opinion, favorable to Arthur. II he stands
chance OF being nominated he viii have the sup
ton, but il it shall appear that Arthur can't win.
then the delegation viii be turned over to Ed
munds." The Arthur men In Congress are specially
delighted at the defeat of Senator Warner Miller
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lFrom Trade and Manufacturers' Journal

From Trade and Manufacturers Journal
1T IS NOT UNFREQUENTLY THAT AN UNsUS-
pecting public are imposed upon by the monOpolies
of various kinds Of tonic cordals and beverages that
not only worthless but decidedly injurious In the
matter of Ginger Ale alone many preparations have
been placed before the public, but seem to have
met with success or popular favor.
The celebrated Belfast Ginger Ale mporte course
met with certain degree Of success but the price pre-
vented its coming into general among the vast
majority of consumers. Now matters are changed
however. and Dayton claim the honor of reyolu.
tonizing the Ginger Ale business there is located
here Arm engaged in its manufacture whose pro-
ductons. although not yet two years in the market
PRUDEN CO. which Is composed of EDWARD SACHS
DAVID PRCDKN and H. b. PEUDEN. Those gentlemen
have been leading druggists in this city many years.
and the science and skill required in their profession
has been valuable acquDtion to them in their new
approved processes and is absolutely free from any
deleterious ingredients only the best kind Of spring
water pure ginger. sugar and lemon used hence
its superiority all other productions 1t is vastly
superior to any made in this country. and equal. Il
indeed not superior to the priced productions Of
quart bottles Hitherto such tnx thought to be
not only impossible but impracticable but they have
practically demonstrated that can be done and done
successfully they warrant the Ginger Ale keep
any climate several days after being opened They
supply cork which all the required pur-
poses: Messrs- SACHS PRUDEN have made an
immense success Of their enterprise They ship their
FOODS TO almost every section Of the country 1t is
handled by the leading and dealers In every
important trade center The price reasonable the
quality Is par excellence apSw.f6m.3t
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GaEAr BAneA1ss
INFINE BOOTS AND sHoEa

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of Q well known
maker consisting OF LADIES' fine Kid Button Shoes In
b and d widths have concluded TO sell the same
S2 PER PAIR.
They excellent value az We beg the ladies Of
this city 10 call and look At them
Cousins nne Shoes In every width and cheaper than
elsewhere
We make speciality Of Children's and Misses Spring.
heel Shoes and invite the attention Of parents the
Some low a 90 cents.
Our stock of Ladies Opera Slippers is especially
worthy Of attention. We have them Gt any foot
very hapdsorne Slipper at IS cents
House Slippers from I5c up.
Mems. Boys and Youths shoes in great variety
Our .Burt's" Shoes for Men and Boys are too we'll
known 10 need mention Whoever wants q good Shoe,
superior to custom made. should try pair Of them
We Guarantee all Shoes sell. II q pair does not
Ilaee OF them
call Is solciteda ~
sINSHEIMER BROS.
spS sos 7th and 3l5l N streets
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The Webb Perjury, Case.

This morning, in the Criminal Court, Judge
Wyhe, the trial Of the case OF Sonny A. Webb, COL
ored. for perjury in having sworn at the trial in
December last OF w. H. Thomas and r. II. Harris,
for larceny, that they had sold him gold watch,
was resumed. MI. Coyle having argued the case
smith and Campbell Darlington followed for the
DEFENDANT Assistant District Attorney Taggart
closed for the government this morning.
The fury retired after the charge by Judge
Wylie, at l1:a0 O'Clock, and they had not returned
when our report closed.
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IXDIcrHENTs.--The grand jury to-day returned
intent TO commit rape on Martha n. DegEes James
Campbell, for breaking In the night; Walter
Dickson, for house breaking In the night; Anthony
MontTop, for receiving stolen property; John HILL
Walter Turner, Emile Montr0p and Frank Schui-
ties, for house breaking In the night
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slIhLN ATTENDED CONVENTION.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. AIril 2a-Only 10 ar Is delo-
gates attended the state greenhack convention and
ball oil these were from Nashville. A platform was
was nominated FOR governor
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MooRHEAp, MINI, April 25.-The republicans Of
the 5th CONGRESSIONAL district have elected Ieut
Governor Barte and II. g. Page as deleCntee 10
Chicago. Barte prefers Edmunds, but viii vote for
Blaine, In accordance with the wishes OF his con-
stituentS Page Is FOR Blaine
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KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Aprn ga dispatch 20 tne
Times from Harrisonvflle, Mo-, says While Deputy
sheriff J. Il Hurry was conveying w. FINK rom
Pleasant Hill 20 this place. party OF men took Ire
prisoner from The Officers and strung him UP eeil.
eral times until he confessed 20 having murdetd
Carson at Pleasant HUI, IN February. They thin
returned him 10 the deputy, and the prisoner .
now In jail here
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s.l:ath,.., New Ro,u.nce.

NEW YORK. April S.-It has been revealed IN
library circles that the title OF Geo Alfred Town.
sends lonE promised rumanCe Is "The Entailed
HAT; or, Patty Cannons Times" IL is sufncienuy
olu 10 excite curiosity. The book Is soon 70 be ~
sued by prominent publishing house
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Another Warrant for rr,uk r>-.

VERSAILLES. MO. April est is reported that
Sheriff Rogers. OF Cooper county is now In Hunfs-
vile, Ala, armed with requistlon from Governor
Crittenden for the arrest OF Prank James on n
charge OF participation Ia the ogteryle train rob.
berry.
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Mysterious Diamond Robbery
4 THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF PRECIOUS STONES
TAKEN FROM THE JEWEL CASE OF ADMIRAL NICHOLS
DAUGHTER
A diamond robbery was discovered at the Ebbitt
house last evening, which is shrouded in mystery
from the fact that 1t Is impossible to tell when the
depredations were committed. Among the perma-
nent guests at the Ebbitt house are Rear Admiral
E T. Nichols, chief OF bureau OF yards and docks,
Navy department, and daughter. Miss Nichols
O'Clock last evening, which stood on the bureau In
her room. and was aStOn1shed to flnd It entirely
empty. Her losses amounted TO about Thousand
dollars the missing articles being mostly diamonds,
rings, pins, earrings, &C. She could not remember
exactly when she last opened the jewel box but the
robbery must have been committed within two
rocco covered box, which was originally dressing
case 1t was accustomed to stand on bureau In
her room, while the key, which belonged to it. was
one OF q bunch kept In the lower drawer OF her
dressing bureau on the opposite side OF the room.
beneath lot OF clothing. The lock OF the box,
which Is OF peculiar construction was not injured
In the least and It Is assumed that 1t was picked,
box was locked and TO all appearances undsturbed.
There are no strong clues by which the thief can
Se put s1eTe are rev s SIcum
ter The case was Immediately placed In the hands
OF Detective Carter.
TIE LOTTERY CASE BEFORE CoNnus1oNER MILLS.
To-day, In the hearing before United States Com
missioner Mills, In the case OF John c. Parker and
henIy + mG emerged with sending Louisiana
closed its eafter Oerfng testimony to show that
Piumb's mail was placed In the Louisiana Lottery
box At the city pSss once that letters taken from
occasion, when number OF letters were mailed In
envelopes bearing the stamppf j. c. Parker, several
Of the letters were marked by Post Once Inspector
day. The case was adjourned until next Monday
afternoon
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A Defaulting Collector I'm ussA.

SALT LAKE, CraR, April eS-George Gresham.
assessor ana collector OF salt Lake county N being
Investigated In the district court for default on
collections OF $40 OOO
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A PluckV JaiBer.
HE AND HIS TWO SONS DRIVE OFF MOB n
TENDED TO HANG A PRISONER

MOUNT STERLING, KY, April 25.-At an early
hour yesterday morning between forty and ffry
men went to the residence OF the taller ana de-
manded admittance, the leader stating that he was
the sheriff OF Breathitt county with a prisoner
The 1aIler was on the point OF admitting them
when he discovered the party 70 be mob intent
upon hanging prisoner named William osborne,
sentenced for five years for killing Henry Thomas
The leader OF the mob told the Jailer that unless
he surrendered the keys the mob would batter
down the doors This was done, but the taller and
his TWO sons who were In the second story, well
armed, defled the mob to ascend the stairs After
searching the lower part OF the house for the keys
OF tho JAN the mob left the premises
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TeleRraphic Rrlefa.

Two grain warehouses were burned at Morr1a
H., last night. Loss $I2.0O0
The steam barge Mary Mills successfully made
the passage OF the straits OF Mackinaw last even
ing, and there is now a clear passage
f1re In New York last night, at No 50 Church
street, destroyed the stock OF John GheRan dealer
in school books and stationery, and Hohenbach e
fngS
The large saw mill OF woolverton ana Tinsman.
In Wfllamsport, Pa, was burned this morning.
Vincent Brown, the postmaster at Oceany1lle n
j., who attempted suicide last saturday, died this
morning.
the break In the direct cable yesterday.
AT Green Point, y. Y, thirty boys employed IN
GleaSon's glass works, struck this morning for An
advance from $3.25 TO 81 25 per week.
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Fireplaces. Wanscotings vesbules and Mantel Deco
WOOD MANTEI.S
constructed especially Latrobe Stoves having TILE
ORNAMENTATlON. are furnished at about the cost Of
Slate Mantels, that house of moderate means
besutfy their homes with these Artistic Features
WOOD IANTEI.s
Of all grades. in Oak Cherry and Mahogany
Also SLATE MANTELS for those who are not tired Of
them.
NEW THING IN VASES
for Cemeteries and Lawns having Reservoir Attach
ment holding sucent water to last ten fifteen days.
securing . visorous growth Of plants
RUSTIC SEATS. CHAIRS, &c.
Economy is the prudent use Of to desired end
THE ECONOMY GAS COOKING STOVES
are offered with the fullest guarantee the best aid in
domestic economy and convenience.
BRONZE PLACQUEss, TRAYS. PANELS and
ANCIENT ARMOR
In faithful reproduction arstically displayed in
rooma
HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON.
spll-1m 424 9Th street.
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General Foreign News by Cable.


PARIS, April 25.-1he Anglo French Commission.
TO regulate the Newfoundland fisheries has termt.
mated It's labors France renounces the rights OF
fishing In certain bays OF the island but viii exer-
else strict supervision over places where FORMER
treaties empower French subjects TO rsh FRENCH
men-of-war viii be empowered 20 expel the ves-
sells OF any nation violating the new rules even TO
the extent OF seiZing such vessels and their nets
Great Britain will undertake 10 obtain Newfound-
lands sanction 10 the agreement
SPANISH REPUBLIcANs HELPING GEN xouRRa
MADRID, April 2o.-while Gen. Aguero's expedI-
ton was In course OF preparation certain Spanish
repuollcans OF extreme views sent an agent 20
America for the purpose OF fofnenting the move
ment Their hope was that the movement could Be
made TO assume such proportions that its reaction
Cuba self-Government, and declared that the rela-
tions between spain and Cuba " would be made simi-
lar TO those between England and Canada
SOCIALISTS AND aSARcHlsrs IN GERMANY
BERLIN, April 25.-The committee OF the reich
stag, TO which the bill prolongfng the antt-socal
law was referred have concluded their general dis
Haenel and Richter urged its rejection Herr Won
Puttkamer, minister OF the interior, will shortly
ment bill for the repression OF anarchists
DETECTIVE TO GUARD AN KNsLIsH yUpoR
LONDON, April 25.-The Hon Geo Denman justice
OF the court OF common pleas, has received q men
acing letter. detective has been placed on duty
at the chancery court, In which Judge Denman ID
sitting.
NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT rxPyLLEp PROM RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 2a-The police have Ak
PEELED from Russia a newspaper Correspondent q
subject OF Denmark.
MINISTER MoRroSs GRAND RECEPTION
PARIS, April 25.-Mr. Morton, the United States
minister gave grand reception last evening; 20oo
Invitations were issued. Among tbs guests wero
Premier Ferry the diplomatic body and the elite oe
Partisan and American society.
EUROPEAN ENIGRAETs PoR CANADA.
LONDON, April 2o-it is stated that large num-
bers OF emigrants are going to Canada this year
from the continent OF Europe
ABANDONED THE PARNEIIITEa
LONDON, April 25.-Mr. Jno O'Connor Power.
member OF the House OF Commons for county MAYO.
has abandoned the Parnertes and Joined the inde-
pendent liberals He will contest an EnGltsh con.
Stltuency at the next general election
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Spn1se GooDa

Spa1so GooDa
The largest and best stock Of EUTTIN06
offered for gentlemen to select from at the
LEADING TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF
WASHINGTON
H. d. BARR,
mh17 I'LL Pennsylvants Aveuua,
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Largest Gas Well I'm the COuntrv.


TROOPS ORDERED OUT.
DENVER, Col, April 2a-A. johnson, who was
present at the recent battle between NavatOS and
whites, at Mitchell's place the lower San Juan
river In southern Colorado, arrived at Durango to-
day. johnson says: William Grove. Victor Neff
and arrived at MitchellS store ON the evening OF
the 18th. A party OF a dozen Navajo Indians came
to the store. and one OF them drew gun on Edward
Mitchell While the quarrel was in progress
another Navajo named Rye Lily, commenced remov-
ing the buckskin cover from his rifle and the other
Indians ran for their guns, which were standing
against the store. Both Indians and whites began
firing. After about twenty-five shots had been ex-
changed the Indians retreated across the river
leaving one dead on the ground. None OF the
whites were hurt The whites then proceeded to
throw up fOrti1cationS- The women showed great
nerve, carrying tubs OF water for use I'm case of
siege. johnson then started for Fort Lewis The
commanding officer Immediately started a sduad OF
mounted cavalry TO the relief OF MitchellS When
they reached Bowens ferry. Navajo came Din and
reported that the Utes had killed all the whites at
MttchellS place. So Tar no other word has been
been massacred II is not probable that the UteS
went to the scene to avenge the death OF Navajo.
1t is common for one tribe to lay its crimes to
another The district commander has ordered Capt
ketchams company to leave Fort Wise early this
morning, and troops are also being brought up from
Fort Wingate, New Mexico 1t may be several
days before anything definite can be learned. The
following Is list CT the whites whom johnson left
at Mltchelrs place. Old man Mitchell and wife:
Edgar Mitchell, wife and three children; Henry
Mitchell and wife, Joseph Dougherty and Wife:
Peter Christian, VIM. Poland, WIN. Grove, and
Victor Men.
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Gossip i'm Wall street.

EXPECTED SQUEEZE IN UNION PACIFIC-A RCH0R
ABOUT VANDERBILT.
NEW YORK, April 25, l0:l5 a. m--Cnion Pacific
Is reported to have been largely oversold and the
possibilities OF a squeeze are 1ntimated. which
have caused the covering OF shorts In certain
quarters The selling OF Chicago, Burlington &
quincy is reported to be against the purchase Of
rights to the new issue.
The rumor that Mt. Vanderbilt has been a large
seller OF Reading Is credited by the bears but not
by his friends.
WALL LSTREET-Noon.-The depression In Read
Ing and Jersey Central Is the feature OF this
ket The Room" is very bearish In this stock.
There are numerous unfavOrable runners afioat
The earnings OF the Northern Pacific railroad for
the third week In April show an Increase or Sl97 400
lis r. A.-Specie shipments up TO this hour
amount to 81 100000.
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IN OAH WALKER l. CO.,
625 Pennsylvania Ave.
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625 Pennsylvania Ave.
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625 Pennsylvania Ave.
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625 Pennsylvania Ave.
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625 Pennsylvanis Ave.
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Cos Pennsylvania Ave.
NOAH WALKER b Co.
625 Pennsylvania Ava
NOAH WALKER & CO..
625 Pennsylvania Ave.
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has NO EQUAL

Our Custom-made Cloth
ing. Great Success In our
-Four Button Cutaway
Suits for Dress or Business
Wear. Prince Albert Goats
and Vests. Neat Styles.
Hair Line Cashmere Pants'
looms. Nobby Business
Suits. Boys Cutaway Suits.
Short Pants. Children's
Blouse and Plated Suits.
Assortment largo. Prices
Low. It would b we'll 70
call ON M before buying: it
will satisfy you that our
Goods are - represented.
ap1l.Sm
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NEWARK, \. J., April 2S.-Mckirgan Bros 4
Luke, dry goods, have made an assignment to
Judge Fort Assets So 900; liabilities &sOO0 The
assignment was caused 10y the death OF Alderman
Mchirgan. the senior member and capitalist or the
nrm, and the general dullness OF trade.
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kilograms to The Star.
"ARTHUR AND LINCOLN"
GEN. BUTLER'S CANDIDACY.
TWO CONVENTIONS OF GREENBACKERS.
SOTAREPUBLICAN DELEGATES
INDIAN MASSACRE IN COLORADO.
ANOTHER CARDINAL FOR AMERICA.
GEN. BUTLER'S CANDIDACY
TWO CONVENTIONS OF GREENBACKERS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AN DELEGATES
INDIAN MASSACRE IN COLORADO
ANOTHER CARDINAL FOR AMERICA.


ARTHUR AND LlNCOLNs
Ticket Of the n. ". Evening Telegram.
NEW YORK, April 25.-The Ererting Telegram
places this afternoon at the head OF its editorial
page the following presidential ticket: For Presi
dent Chester A. Arthur, OF New York; for Vice
President, Robert T. Lincoln. OF Illinois
Ihe Herald Is likely to follow suit
Brutal Murderer Released on Rail.
LEBANON, KY, April 25-The hearing on the ap-
pcation for bail IN the habeaS corpus proceedings
low. yesterday, resulted In the prisoner being re-
leased on bond OF 81 900. Clayton is charged with
the murder OF William Burk I'm February last. The
murder was an atrocious one and the decision OF
the court Is universally condemned.
The Louisiana Election.
VOTE OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April 25.-OffiCial returns OF the
parish OF Orleans vote for governor give McEnery
(dem), 20,3SO, and stevenson (rep), 3S3S, and two
precincts TO hear from.
Egyptian Matters.
ENGLISH SOLDIERS DISLIKE EGYPTIANS As CON-
RADES
CAIRO EGYPT, April 25.-1he English soldiers Dis
like the idea OF serving alongside Egyptians In an
expedition TO khartoum.
THE PROPOSED EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON EGYPTIAN
LONDON, April 25-A circular note from Earl
Granville has reached Berlin inviting the German
government to join. conference, probably at
London TO discuss solely Egyptian finances and the
law OF liquidation.
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9O7 F Sr Pnosouxcrn BARGAINS.
ST + STREET
. Az our NEW PLACE OF BUSINESS Summer Silks.
pc and up Lupins all wool Nuns Yelling. 25c. In
9aA Linen; 2fc BEAUTIFUL ArInure Gnghans IL &c. :;
oie a hed Sheetng. ID. white COunterpanes. 49c
MO ": nnen table Dainask l9. and up, straw knit
s,.s .iess Hos z5c; Haubur,s 2c and up. perfect
t.unareo Shirts, 9---. reduced from 81 L5. &out
ol 1snunS nonosram Kids reduced 10 u. IS.
DnoDnIAO & CO. go ST. Masonic Templel
ekAS-en-A Formerly 120S Street.
HENILEMEN viii find IL to their
ssiNxutaSe 10 inspect our stock Of Ffna
elsewhere. -s fAAeA.ss~
IISSOWSkI BROS
Corner 18th and q streets northwest ana
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $40, 1874 customs, 1921 ,o5SO4
NAVAL NoTES-PaSsed Assistant Surgeon T. H.
Terrill, who was recently ordered to duty on the
Hartford, has resigned from the navy. Naval Cadet
E a. Anderson has been ordered to examination
for flnal graduation.
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SPRING STYLES
Il A TIT TIT ssss
H cSSS
IN ALL SHAPES AND COLOR2
NOW READY
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS,
feb23 62l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

Jusr OprS1Se-
A fun line of FANCY. PLAIN WHITE, CHECK and
JOINTLEsS MATTlNGS in ALL GRADES The pat
terms very neat and handsome
Also. new line Of INGRAM CARPETS. in NOVEL
DESIGNS AND BEAUTIFUL COLORINGS FOR
SPRING. TAPESTRY AND BODY BRUSSELS IN
GREAT VARIETY.
FURNITURE and BABY CARRIAGES AT BOTTOM
PRICES.
SINGLETON 4 HOEKE
spl9 SOL Market Space and 9Os and $40 sth street.