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SAg.s % = Defeetion Of ColOred Men
From the Republican. In vtr~sms..
special Dispatch TO THE EVENING STAB.
RICHMOND, VAs, October 29.-Indications ara
beginning to crop out OF negro detection In the
republican ranks. An important instance Just
come 70 light Is that of negro supervisor In a
closely contested district near to the city, who
has gone to 'Jo:n the cavalry" carrying with
him. 1t Is said, considerable following.
ne Oattle IS now fairly joined in all the close
UnLes. botn sides have flushed their game
VIII every appearance of an exciting chase of
o ot,ar AFTER republicans and republicans
many coored birds like this super.
riso ready to blossom forth in
i leaves OF spotless white, the present cheerful
.y l oI inc republican MANAGEMENT must soon
cnange: They cannot afford . large loss Of the
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Dl GR.

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We fIs CAR;iS 2 ne any thira yssI q 4. -,
oseen0 the funer0 On Friday g pm nom h0 ~
rcsso:nca
SSock, g her rsadsnce on Capitol Hun. JULIA q
5nsH ss1SnSee o. ne lsas Francis n nssnk =
.Snsn no9 ee feters ehurcA eesurday merunG
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11:l5 IN, JULIA z, Vie Of 5no. T. Hsdswy q
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MARRIED.

BROTHEKS-REINHART. On October 2sth 1850.
by the Rev. Jabez Fox. DR. L J. BROTHEIts of this
city, 20 Miss ANNIE R REINHART, of Elicots
City, Nd .
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On wednesday eveninG
October D. 1885, at the residence of the brides 49,
Judge w. w. wiltshire. by the Rev samuel II. Giesy,
ID d., rector Of the Epiphany, III: T. = ARRoL.L o
WsshingtOn.
LIPsCOMB-wADE On October 18th, 1885, q
Vermont Christian Church, by DR. n. ID. Pow0f
w. P. LIPsCoMB and LULA X. WADE, boSh e
Washington, D. e.
MAURo-LAND. At Norfolk, Va, THURSDAY. oses-
Der, 20 1885 by Rev. O. L. Rarteu Of Christ Churok
LEWIS J.. MAUBO, Of Washington, d. G, ana EVA
LIMA A. LAND, Of Norfolk.
27th 1885, NJ the residence Of the brides pareDts m
the Rev. J. b Cuthbert u. ID, GEORGE H MCKAY,
city. .
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PAsTEUR'S GREAT DISCOVERY. |,
He Describes His Successful treatment
Of HydroPhobia to the FreRch AeaA.
envy.

A cable dispatch to the New York Herald 10.
garding the success Of Pasteur's hydrophobia
experiments says: DR.. Louis Pasteur's expert
ments have resulted In most brilliant success.
At perhaps tho most important sitting held by
the Academy of Sciences DR.. Pasteur thus de-
scrlbed the process of cure by means Of rabbit
fnocculated with the fragment OF q tissue taken
OF the poison occupied fifteen days. AS soon
as the first rabbit inoculated was dead q portion
from its spinal marrow was In turn inoculated
into q second rabbit, and SO on until sixty rab-
bits had been tnoculated. At each successive
incubation the virus increased in potency, and
the last period Of incubation did not occupy
Having ascertained that exposure to dried air
diminished the virus, and consequently re-
with q series or bottles Of dried air. In these
bottles he placed portions OF inoculated spinal
marrow at successive dates, the oldest being
For an operation Dr. Pasteur begins by inocu.
latlng bis subject with the oldest tissue, and
finishes by the injection OF a piece OF tissue
whose period of incubation would not exceed
one week. The subject Is then found to be
absolutely proof against the disease.
who had been bitten fourteen times, came from
Alsace with his mother to see DIR. Pasteur. The
autopsy OF the dog which had bitten the boy
LEFT no doubt as TO its having suffered from
hydrophobia. Dr. Pasteur took the celebrated
DIR. Vulpian and q professor OF the school OF
medicine to see .t the boy Meister: These two
was doomed to painful death and might b
experimental upon. In thirteen days inocula-
tions were made upon Meister with pieces OF
spinal marrow containing virus Of constantly
increasing strength, the last being from the
spine of a rabbit that died only the day before.
Now hundred days have passed since Meister
underwent the last incubation. The treatment
has been thoroughly successful and the boy IL
in perfect health: He had been bitten sixty
before the first incubation was performed.
shepherd boy named Judith, aged fifteen,
was bitten bite oy mad dog fortnight ago ana
Pasteur is confident Of curing him.
DIR. Pasteur said that 10 was now necessary %
provide an establishment where rabbits might
always be kept inoculAted with the disease. In
this way constant supply Of spinal Tissues OF
old and recent incubation would always Be
ready. Before the sitting was adjourned DR..
Past0ur received On enth usiAstic ovation.
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BALTIMoRE MD. October 29.-yirginia sixes
forties. 3S; new tirees. So bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. ND. October 20. Cotton eaxer and
western and 9eysfd street Howald street and
4S0a5 90: city mills super, AQOaS.6O; do. extra,
360a4;26; Rio brands, 5.OOat 10; Patapsco family,
go; superlative patent. GOO Wheat-southefn
steady; Hs.tsrn sbout s.sady CLOSING dun soqsherD
isnd. No western winter red, spot, elia
49, January. 06laa961: February 05is asked.
Co.Ss.sousnsrn etssdy; western s.sSdZ and dull,
yslloxw SssSS: western mixed spot 90s1OaI NSve@
Fsbrnsry 444a45ak Oats non,in.lN sseAdys
29s3G Pennsylvania 3OsSI Rys stssdy'. SSSS7:
eroyisons quiet and easier. Neag! poIk, 96Oa16.
Bulk meats-shoulders and clear Stb sides packed,
el hscSSn,rsnoulds5s. 9 clss. iib sids., sama
copper refined dun lQlsal0a Willy Afm. 49,
Lxo Otner articles unchaneed Fregh6 70 liverpool
2ae34 RscsiPts-aour. i66l hazslig whsat. lS,O0d
ess s rs Ss osss ss:'.
cugus 1900 hushela. 80 -
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from Iron.
The paper age proper may Be said to date from
the discovery Of the manufacture OF paper
from, cay. about 900 A. d. Since that time the
path of paper has been smooth enough. People
began with books newspaper followed; PERI
odicals, magazines, professional and trade
journals closed the triumphant march. Al
though scientists then began 10 look upon the
paper trade a. having reached is close, or at
any rate, as having seen its best days, that time
has not come yet II IL true that paper bags aud
paper boxes made them smile, but paper boats
paper barrels and paper wheels gave them q
paper .ervietses sent them hum%inT ana h sSc
Ing. while paper bottles. paper tea caddies and
paper chimneys created quite Q Autter In
scientific circles, and paper timber end paper
flooring rendered them nAther uneasy, until pap
per shirt fronte end paper slippefy broke
them down entirely. But the worst. has 20
come yet, for We ara1n Dealitv. Only just enter
ing upon the border, 90 TO spsek, q the gvpuine
paper age. In Few short years, I'm our paper
shirts and paper trousers, We shall sit down -
our paper tables, upon our paper chair, ana eas
our eggs with paper epoons When ~ 50 0ut
OF q morning We shall put on our paper ehoo4
paper overcoat and paper gloves. seize oar pa{er
umbrvlla, or paper cane and paper hat liz TIE
baby, happy In his paper pfhal0re, trip lightly
down the paper staifc1se, over the paper path
way to our paper carriage, epd start tof town.
continuing our noise1eo6 ride over the paper
pavement but stopping once more, possibly, 20
order the latest paper novelty for our oe9eeg
half Who would Be bold enough 70 predict the
end Of the paper ageS
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SpRNe Fever
At this season nearly every one needs TO use some
sort of tonic Iron enters into almoss every PAYS
clans PRESENTATION for those Who need building up
BIB BR ERR 90, w m ~ sSss
BBB kRR 9 9 INV NM ssss
sssss I I oooS wv \ M ssss
4 EE Essk g q ss sssss
u 4 4 VooS \ III
RBB II TIT TIT ZEE RRR. ssss
EBzg i + + E. kRE x ssss
BBss Il + + ZEE Z + ssss -
THE BEST TONIC

THE best TONIC
FOR Weakness, LAssitude Lack Of Energy, ETC., II
mas no equal and b the only iron medicine that Ii not
n3urfous 1t Enrches the BLOOD Invigorates the sys
tenn, Restores Appetite, Aids Digestion.
does not backen or injure the teeth. cause head
acne or produce constpation-oer Iron medicines DO
DR. g. II. BINKLEY, . leading physician OF Spring
held, O., says
Browns iron Bitters II thoroughly good medi-
cine use 1t in my practice, and find its action ex-
ceis All other forms of iron. In weakness, or low
condition Of the system, Browns Iron Bitters Is
usually positive necessity. 1t is all that il claimed
for II"
Genuine has trade marx and cross red lines on
WRAPPER. Take no other. Made only by
BROWN CHEMICAL CO.. BALTIMORE. MD.
Ladies HAND BOoK-useful and attractive, con.
tanning list of prizes for receipts Information about
coins etc. given away by all dealers in medicine, or
mailed to any address ON receipt Of &c stamp 8
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CHICAGO'S DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Burras' Motive for Shooting the I've
Sisters Not Yet Clearly shown.

Burras' Motive for Shooting the Two
Sisters Not Yet Clearly shown.
CHICAGO, October 29.-Miss Walters and Mrs.
Goode, the victims of last nights shooting here,
are halt sisters and came originally from FL
Paso, III. They had been working in R. g. DUN
q Co.'S st. Paul Office until about year
ago, when they came here with excellent
credentials. They had been living with L. 8.
Gillette, and that gentleman gives them an
excellent character. Mrs. GoOde separated
from her husband about two years ago. Various
motives are assigned for the crime by those who
have been associated in work with Burras and
his victims, but they are of too trivial nature
to be credited. They consist principally OF
petty auarrels. Burras came here before
with their credentials Burras went to the
manager, and alleged to him that the papers
were forged, and made aspersions upon the
girls characters. These remarks he repeated
must stop talking or stop work. Last week
the Quarrel again sprang up through
q severe reflection Burras cast upon Miss Wal
tiers while he was engaged in u dispute with
another clerk. He was told that he must
apologize, and he refused to do SO, he was dis
charged last Tuesday evening.
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new YORK, October 29.-At Gen. McClellan'a
once In this city only the mere news of his de.
mise mad been received. He had been failing
ior months past, and had not visited the office
IN Two weeks, though 1t was not expected that
MS illness would result fatally. He leaves q
MS EDUCATION. AS soon as the news spread
snar.1ughout the city great sorrow was expressed
A. me generals death. The flags on the public
buildings were placed at half mast.
zen. McClellan's summer home, erected after
the war; was on the summit of Orange noun
marcy. The whole community was shocked
by the news of his death. The fiags are flying
at naifmast and the Grand Army post has
caI!ed meeting to express their sorrow and
oner bodyguard for the remains. Arrange
mentS Tor the funeral have not yet been made.
ian church.
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THE WALL STREET MARKErs.-The financial
circular of Moore & Schley, of New York, dated
yesterday, says regarding the condition Of the
stock market: although the market to-day
is In Q somewhat dangerous condition, and
stron .ly advise our friends to take their profits
to which we have recently referred, has not
yet been satisfactorily settled, and as the rise
has been so continuous, without any reaction
worth mentioning, anything happening to
cause selling movement in the present one
sided condition Of the market would cause q
serious break in prices"
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THE LEAVE OF ABSENCE granted Captain
Emil Adam, 9th cavalry, in special orders, No
S0s April /, 1885, division Of the Missouri, Is
extended two months.
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719 e. O.. DAVIS, Z
no MARKET sPACK
Z i {!
TRIMMIN0a

We invite the attention of buyers to the LARGEST
and most elegant line Of DRESS aud CLOAK TRIM
MINGS ever offered in this market. It would be q
long story to tell you of all have in this Depart
ment Our assortment ofFEATHER TRIMMINGS
Is unsurpassed. We have them from SIC. to $40 per
yard. FUR TRIMMINGS In great variety, and all
choice goods. In Chenille and Tape Fringes and
Aarabouts we show fifty different styles, all new,
among them many novelties Moss Trimmings in all
colors. We buy only from reliable manufacturers,
consequently our styles and prices are correct
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:" = WvOF u A6fomt SO1M1okV AO1pAtoAe
The Lon Ion Standard says: "In the case Of
Gen. Grant the feeling appears 70 be growing
among thoughtful people that it would be q
great pity to place n. OOO, 600 worth Of stone
Or marble over his remains when there b 20
much to Be done for humanity, and @ many
Grant could be handed down to posterity. One
fery excellent suggestion 10 that the. money
0nnscribed Tor the Grant memorial ahall be de-
toteQ to the erection Of an American soldiers'
hospital similar to the great foundation ct
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BREAKrAsr ToN1c
RREAKEAST TONIC

Dr.. Lamontts Celebrated Breakfast Tonic Is q
highly concentrated vegetable remedy Of extraordi
nary merit and potency, possessing unequaled eff
cacy In building and toning up constitution pre-
venting all forms of malaria, and eliminating 1t from
fever and torpidty Of the liver. A sure appetizer,
great promoter of Digestion relief and for dys
thorough s blood purifying tonic win strengthen
For sale by druggists and grocers Price 80 centa
T. A. BROWN 4 Co.
100 w. Lombard street, Baltimore Md,
au1-s, tn, tn .3m Sole Agents, u. g. A.
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Lieut.. Guys Defense.
HE ANSWERS THE CHARGES PREFERRED

HE ANSWERS THE CHARGES PREFERRED
AGAINST HIM BY MR.. HILL.
Major Dye stated to STAR reporter to-day,
In reference to the charges preferred against
Lieut.. Guy and other officers, by Mr.. q. 8. Hill,
that the officers were instructed to preserve the
peace and see that no law was violated. They
were also instructed not to interfere in the dis
pute between Messrs. Hill and Harlan over the
ownership of the property.
Lieut.. Guy has already made q report to the
Major which will be transmitted to the Com
missioners before 1t is made public. 1t is I'M
derstood, however, that speaking for himself
and the officers named, he denies that they
have shown any partiality In the case or taken
sides with either party, and asserts that they
were there simply to preserve the peace. To
show that the dispute is q purely civil one, he
refers to the record of the Equity Court.
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QUEBEC, October 20--The Riverside worsted
factory has been obliged to dispose of the bal
ance OF its stock by auction and close its doors
owing to q lack OF market for its goods in
Canada. Two hundred operatives are thrown
out of employment by the suspension Of the
$3.50, boo In the private capital. The city cor
poration is being urged to grant an annual
bonus to the concern for q period of i've years
eminent will be asked 70 increase the duty on
WOrste6 goods.
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Death Of Rear Admiral De Kraft.
Rear Admiral j. G. p. De Kraft, of the navy,
died at his residence, in this city, at noon to-
day. He had been seriously Ill for some time,
but his death was very sudden and unexpected.
He was the president of the naval inspection
board, but was detached from that duty only a
few days ago and placed On waiting orders, on
account OF Ill health.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoxETHR.-Thef follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
AM, 68.2: am, 500; II am, eos; 2 pm.
0O.8. Maximum. 82.8. Minimum, 67.8.
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OFFICE OF %n CKrRv esoRAL oVvJcEa
WARRINGTON. d. O. o. -. lSsH. Al A.
For the middle As1An0e OenA0, thrOa1D0ing
weather and rain, variable winds shining -
north and west alighuy cooasr, rising baro0e-
ter In eouthern portions.
70. Fnday.clearing and siShtly cooler
ana south Atlantic SsateA
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District Government Affairs.


Mr.. II. p. Gilbert, 81 High street, Georgetown,
in q note to the Commissioners requests that q
water main be placed in the alley at the nearest
street and Corcoran alley. square 80, George
town.
Mr. E. A. Paul, principal Of the High school,
in q letter to the Commissioners, calls attention
TO the fact that there are located directly oppO-
site to that school two lager beer saloons doing
Mrs. w. a. Reicks ct al apply for water main
on east side Of 9Th street, between East Capitol
and A streets northeast.
THE HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL.
the District Commissioners invite attention to
tie District office bill regarding the Ma
arrangements that have been made in order
that if they do not meet the approval of the
ss the
o ss.'''''1 ~ O 80 VINO ''.' - D'-
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as fol:
lows: John Sherman erect ct, three,story and
streets northwest; 81. 200. Dr.. W. W. John.
son, erect four-story and cellar dwelling, Thomas
story dwellings, alley, bet. list and I'd Streets reefs
and and g northwest; $4,000. H. A. Girls
void, erect four two-story dwellings Polk
s sSetsso1y As Swelilns North Capitol stgssi
Col Brown; rspai. n brick dwelling d5 street
northwest; $1,000. j. E. Prall, repair brick
916 18th street northwest; $1,000. H. L.
Hinkle & Bro, 81 ect q On0stOry Office between
LIST and I'd streets northeast; 500. ]. Walter
repair brick zoos and 1910 F street northwest
$3.50. r.. II. Darne repair frame 32S9 Bridge
street northwest; $3.50.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court to click
Scott Carroll and Catherine Rose Wiltshire
Jesse B. Rutherford, OF Colorado Springs, Col.
and Marion N. OYSTER ", T. Lipseomb and
B. Wagner; Chas. H. Demar and Clara v. Hur
die; Austin ]. Jarboe and Martha e. Garner
Henry Wtlliams and Lizzie Perry; Matthew
and Charlotte Buver; John L. Wiseman, Of
Prince George county, Nd and Lucy NJ. Denny;
foot and Susie Gray; VIM. Anderson and Ma
linda Young; Anthony A; lehman and Mar;
and Frances E. Whitaker John Harris and
Eliza Thomas Charles Kerby and Kate A. HOl
teran.
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THE CAROLINEs AFFAIR AGAIN.

Spain and Germany Again Drifting
Apart-Casting Suspicion ON Eldua-
yen.
MADRID, October 29.-H Liberal to-day states
that Prince Bismarck having refused to admit
the claim of Spanish priority of possession OF
the Island of zap, Spain has prepared another
logical deduction OF the German chancellor and
insisting on the acceptance OF the claim OF
Spanish priority.
BERLIN, October 29.-The North German Ga
zette, commenting on the Carolines question,
hints that the diplomatic dealings Of Senior
Eiduayen. the Spanish minister of foreign at
fairs, respecting that dispute, are OF doubtful
character.
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Late ADDOintments

| Late Appointments.
the port of Memphis, Tenn.
! The following collectors Of customs have been
| appointed: W. A. Mahoney, Fernandina, Fla,
aid Walter Goddard, Fairfield, Conn.
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vELVETS,

Line of Black and Colored vELVETS complete, and
PRICES LOWER than they have ever been offered.
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rIneA $500 ~ RIaekmafl

NEW YoRK. October 20.-Lewis p Haver.
publisher of Thompsoa's Bank Note Reporter
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Racing at Jerome Park.

JEROME PARK, N. T., October 20.-First race,
three-Quarter mile, won by Florence E; Rich
mond second, Choctaw third. Time 1:16a..
In this contest four jockeys were injured
Kenny, Arnold, Meaton and Pottler, the latter
three badly.
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.--.-- =
SPECIAL BARGAIN.

Just received large lot Of handsome real Duchess
Lace Pelerines at Job price You can buy them very
cheap. We mention one number worth $1S at SO. so
Don't miss them. We have bargains also in real
Duchess Laces. Handkerchief Fl6uncngs, &c. &.
Embroideries. Laces, Ribbons, Nets veilings, Neck
Rulings Kid and Cashmere Gloves. Handkerchief
Soaps Extracts, Fancy Goods and Notions in great
variety, at
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BUTTONS.

IF you want to see handsome Buttons In irresistible
styles and colorings, spend q few moments at our
Button Counter.
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BLACK GOODS.

BLACK GOODS
Ladies in want Of BLACK DRESS GOODS or
MOURNING GOODS Of any description. will do well
to examine our stock. We make speciality OF Black
Dress Goods, and can suit the most fastidious We
have BLACK JERSEYS in best makes.
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SeW hork Ae<ter hoeso0 Herald
Two men sat supping In . Broadway rsstsu-
rant, by profession killers OF human bsinss.
They were Rear Admiral q Il. Loco. Of the
United States navy, and Gen. Philip r. dc rro-
BRAND, Of the army. And yet they vsfruausd
from Staying the waiter who served them. why
should they have inflicted cApital punishmens
on himf I will tell you. AMER they we're
through With eating and drinking, the general
asked for the check and the waiter brouxht H.
The amount was $3.50. "A SS bill was handed
and change on a plate. dollar note q dine
and nve cents lay atop of the slip OF paper
under which was concealed half dollar me
general took mp the note, left the fifteen cents q
tip TO the waiter, ana got up 70 depart with
"stopl" Numbered the admiral 10 the vassss.
"Set down that platter"
ayes, eaire," responded the FrencAmau-
oeeSing with greater re9c ss, than he spoke.
son." tt,s admiral continued. the change
out OF the % ought 70 have amounted 20 e1.6A
fou got only q 81, and gave is cents 20 thu
rascal. You never thought Of the missing half
sSs he Siss sSs sSscs "a ps,
disclosing the coin snugly lying underneath
sour grimacing thief here would have had q
safe in hisPocket BY this time II lea 70 ooopasts
AZ sssus you, sir. III nsnsr knsv--<As -
''shut up" commanded the admiral su IL
tone OF 80 captain shouting IN order - .
salior away mp Che mast SNOW observ4 geA-
S.S sRrp: = ~: 3:
s ~SS,d sh ns.S picked nP sns plata es, arsy.
amount Was there"
chat res 7. p ne,n. man bad simply sxpossd .ek
considerable success
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NEW DEPARTMENT.

Our LINEN DEPARTMENT. though less than q
month old, is an ASSURED SUCCESS and growing in
popularity daily. Table Linens. NapNins Towels,
Doy lies Crashes Fancy Table Covers Splashers, &c
OF every needed kind These goods fresh, styles
new and prices attractive
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No Market for ita GOods.

Robert Harris, 1887 11th. street northwest,
reports stolen nom him Il gun worth 50.
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CRIMINAL CouKr-ysd0s MoeArthsW.
Today, Thomas r. Oonroy, sunday bar ne
guilty. William Henderson,, tndscens expo.
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MiohiG.a sAnivsr1ity has . Ghaksspeass Nh