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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-19

GREAT
TO THE NoBTA,. VEST AID SOUTHWEST
IN EFFEcT JUNE 21sr. 1885.
I0r Pi.tsburg and the West Chicago Limited Express
A daily 70 q cnenna AND Ss aas
sa h ssP1g Cars rp to
TO Chicago. with Sleeping Car Altoona to Chicago
daily H sespss Sa4a & Shsss5
and Harrisburg 10 Louisville; connecting at Har-
Cleveland and S. Louis Pseiss E1 press
l l0P NJ daily for pit5sburg and the West with
BALTIMoKE AND PoT0MAC RAILROAD.
Cars, Washington TO rochester. aAs' Win r@iA's
For New York and he East. 7;15, $50 and Leo A.
day $50 An, A N; 300. 400, 1000 PM and 1918
so aa eIa pTss sS Sn aan rArl0r Cars
For Boston without change: 200 PM every day.
y with rs Of B8ooRyn asnea ssra
ing dire, transfer e Fulton street avoiding dOu
For Pn. .:.a 1a 5;ls $50 and hoo AN. 200
IFS %sai; Limited ESpr s $40 An ND da aRs
Il; los; 3SS; 400: AS 40 90 800 81 az: 100
ilS9 An 200. 400. 600. no. 1000 IN m. and
For POpes Greek Line. 7:l5 AM and 44o NJ dauy,
except sunday.
For Anna polls 6:So A M, 1905 and 3.25 NJ daily
except sunday. On sunday, 400 PM.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
iNGToN RAIIRoaD. AND WASH
For Alexandria, 900. TOO. 925, 11.OI, and :35 A.
NJ 2O5. 4:26, AS. 6.25, sos, and 1877 PM on
sunday at 500 9:25. 1Ol An, sos Pm.
For Richmond and the South, 600 and IL OF A. NJ
daily, and 4: AS p NJ. daily. except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington sos, 500,
1000, lUlO A NJ; loo. 800. BIB, 5:lO, 1905 aud
ll3t5 p; NJ. and l2:lO midnight Except Monday.
On sunday at 500 and lO.lO A. NJ: 705 and IL IS
PM. and 12:1O night
Tickets and Information At the Office northeast cor
Der OF 18Th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at
hs station, where orders be left for the checking
baggage 20 destination from hotels and residences
cHAS. T. PUGH, J. r. WOOD
General Manager. Gje22l General Passenger Agent,
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The Knights Of Labor and WAhaah.
NO sERIoUs RESULTS YET APPARENT IN coNsr.
oUENCE OF YESTERDAYS oRDRE.
81. LOUIS, Aug st 19.-The action of the m
tionai executive committee of the KNIGHTS of
Labor In issuing general order to knights en-
p!oyeo on roads west Of the Mississippi pro.
hibittng the handling or repairing Of Wabash
rouing stock, has been followed by
no serious results to-day. Members of the
here are Of the opinion that the full force of
the order will not be felt by the railroads for
ceived by them from different parts of the state
from branch assemblies OF the national
organization endorsing the issuance Of
70 stand by 1t. Meetings Of the Knights ali
through the west will be held rs soon as the
order Ii received by them, and it Is expected
that concerted action will be taken by them by
the 21st instant At the latest
T.. J. Russell, Of the committee, says that the
resolutions calling tor the Impeachment OF
United States Judges Brewer, Treat and Krekel
Will be carried out II possible.
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WASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN Rail-.
w ROAD.

On and ater JUNE 14TH, 1885 trains win Leave
from and Arrive n 9Th and streets Depot as follows:
Leave Washington m. and ABS pm daiIy ar
rive ~ Belmont Park 1851 Am. and els pm: Lees
burg lOl Am and 1886 ~, arrive Round Hill at
II 33 an and 5:1S pm Returning. leave Round
Ill! sos m and 800 p.m.. pass Lee, burg $40 M
AID 3;46 pm: Belmont Park 6554 am and 35S
pm. and arrive Al Washington at S35 and $40
PIN
special excursion rates and Sunday trains to Rel
MONT PARK Monthly and Communication Rates To
al points - n. BROPHY
- superintendent, Alexandria
T. ]. LOCKWOOD,
Passenger Agent,
90. Penn Washington. te13
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Clearing Up the Mystery.

FURTHER EVIDENCE THAT MITCHELL COMMIT
TED THE CHARLES RIVER MURDER.
A telegram from Boston last night says: An
important discovery has been made in the case
of the woman whose body was found i'm the
Charles river. The piece OF carpet which was
wrapped about the second portion OF the victim
found was sprinkled with short whitehall re
evidently those of a dog. Not much was
thought OF this fact at the time. but Yesterday
by the detectives at Mitchel's, the striSioy fac,
was developed that similar short White hairs
were upon this piece. Running about the prem
ises of Mitchell, on Endicott street, Was a white
bulldog which is suffering from the mango. and
is shedding his short white hairs ouiIe nrC.
fusely. This was link of more than ordinary
tody and turned over to DIR. Al Watts, CITY dog
catcher, who took temporary charge OF the ant
NAL.
Is more conclusive than all Others Is furnished
by Mrs. McDavitt, a washerwoman on Prince
street. The autopsy on the body showed that
rtage within q month of her DEATH Mrs. Nc
Davitt says that when she was doing the wash
Ing at the Mitchell house, about two weeks
her that she had just experienced such a mis-
fortune. Now that an arrest has been made
the neighbors have found their tongues. One
Is willing TO take oath that she heard screams
In the Mitchell house on the night of Monday
July 20. She said she heard the clock strike
midnight. and about an hour later she heard a
woman scream twice in MitchelIs house Then
she heard sounds as though some one was being
checked to prevent them from screaming.
Another neighbor says that he was passing
the store after dusk the same evening and saw
way. He says ne saw Mitchell strike his wife wife
With both hands s9uarely In the face. The blow
her feet, the husband had shut and tolted the
door. WIG
This afternoon Judge Hardy issued q warrant
OF murder.
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A Case q Yellow. Fever In New York.
NEW YORK, August 19.-Henry Ryners %
years OLD, sailor, was found In Battery Park
yesterday, sick with symptoms Of yellow fever.
He was removed 10 the Rive rside hospital.
During the night he developed the well-kpown
signs Of the dreaded disease This morniro ha
was removed to quarantine
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The Newport Tennis Tournament,

NEWPORT, R; l., August 19-In the tennis
tournament this morning the second round of
singles and the first round of doubles were
completed. In the second round of singles,
between Berry and Warren, which was for some
time stoutly contested, Berry's volley was very
swift, while in returning Warren earned re-
peated applause by clever back cuts. which APP
peared to be of a style peculiarly his own. The
game was finished by Warren beating Berry
3, g, 8, 2, 9, o. Slocum vs. Brinley was not a
contest that called forth special remark. Brin-
ley beat Slocum-6, l, 4, q, &, 2. In the finish
Of the first round of doubles Knapp and Slocum
face faced d, F. C. TAYLOR and Lewis The tirst-men-
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GERMAEYS SEIZURE OF THE CAROLINE ISLANDS
REGARDED AS INEXCUSABLE
MADRID, August 19.-Spanish irritation over
Germany's assumption OF possession of the
Caroline islands is increasing. The news
papers here express Indignation at the annexa-
tion. They say the act ignores the ancient
rights ot5pain; declare that the Spanish consuls,
long before the annexation was made, notified
Germany that the Spanish governor of the
Philippine Islands had since last March been
making preparations for al effective Spanish
occupation Of the Caroline Islands. and insist
manys violation of International law was in
HxCuSah1o.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
- BENSINGER, AuctIoneer,
bs Horse and CArriaoe r,

o BENSINGER, AuctIoneer
Ss Horse and Carriage Bazaar, $40 La ava
AUCTION SALES OF HORSES. CARRIAGES,
WAGON. HARNESS, &c, DC. EVERY TUES
DAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORN
INGS Az Ten O'CLOCK, REGARDLESS OF
WEATHER.
Parties having Horses Carriages Wagons to dis
of viii find this the best method We have con-
stntiy hand at private sale large and well
ed stock Of Wagons, Carriages Buggies. Harness. DC,
&c wal m
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SARATOGA, N. T., August LITTLE race
meeting was continued here today. The first
race, three-quarters Of mile, was won by Red
Girl, with Velvet second, and Rock and Rye
third. Time. lis. The second race, one mile
and furlOng was won by Monogram, with
Farewell second and Nettle third. Time, 2:O1.
The third race, three-quarters of a mile. was
won by Cleaner, with Florence E. second and
Greenfield third. Time, 1:16sl. The fourth
race, one mile and half a furlOng, was won by
Jim Douglass, with Alta second and Red Girl
third. Time, ISL.
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The Electric IiTht Convention.

New YORK, August 19.-The National Elec-
trio Light association continued its session to-
day at the Union-sQuare hotel. The committee
to whom the matter was referred reported that
sact:rre OF electric light for public use ent-
tied tn FULL and active membership" This
emendIa ent was adopted. The president Of the
association was empowered to appoint q COM
nittee, which will confer with the various cleo
trio light companies throughout the country
and endeavOr to have established O uniform
rate Of charges to the public. George s. Bowen,
Of Chicago, made an address on the superiority
of electric light over gas light, and A. r. Upton,
water power as applied to the use Of electricity.
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rU N A r D LINE


NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIN.
TIED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 40 n. r. NEW YORK.
AURANIA.--..Sat. Aug. % AURANIA.--..Sat Sept 19
ErRURIA....Sat, Aug. 20 ETRU RIA-.Sat., Sept. %
SERvrA..-..-.Sat. Sept. 6SERvIA.... Sat, Oct 8
GALLIA. Sat, sept. II GALLLA......sat. Oct 10
AND EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE-Cabin-$6O, $50 and 500
according to accommodations.
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts Of Eu
rope at lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the C0mpany's
Office, No. Bowling Green, both steerage and
Cabin TO OTIS BIGELow CO.. COS 9TH street,
VERNON H. BROWN & CO.. New York
Messra OTIS BIGELOW & co.
an17 Cos 9TH street, Washington.
Two BOSTON, VIA PROVIDENCE
CHEAP. SHORT AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
10 Boston, Newport, Narragansett Pier and adjacent
resorts by the sea.
Take the popular steamer '-Ieary' Excelsior, "
ON TUESDAis or FRIDAYS. 81 $50 z. NJ. CON.
meeting In Norfolk with the frst-class passenger
steamer Berkshire and Johns Hopkins
To Providence, $l3 round trip. $24.
10 Boston. via Providence, $l4: round trip, $26
This includes meals and staterOom berth.
FOR frther Information inquire at Office. 9Th street
wharf Telephone No. 745-3 w. p. WEIGH,
iy92m Agent
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Is dangerous as well a. distressing corn,asins Hps
elected. it tends, by impairing nutrition. and de
pressing the tone Of the system to prepare the way 70.
Rapid Decline.
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Telegfaphic Briefh,
Anew unoccupied residence, and the housea
Of Henry and Brack Owners, were burned 1T
Paducah, KY, yesterday. Loss $4,000
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SPECIALTIES.

SPECIALNIES.
nR AND NINE SELDEN, 80 MISSOURI AVE.
IL Special treatment Tor ladies; thirty yearsex-
teiisve experience; remedies prompt and reliable;
Charges reasonable and consultation Free
denee strictly confidential call write: Office always
open Madame Selde visits ladies' any distance zws
I AIDES NEEDING AN EXPERIENCED AND
IL skInil ale Ply stefan, should consult the
orig; DIAL Mrs Dr.WiLSON, No. 8 Park Place, 18th ST.
between and & ne Beware of i'm posters aus 2wS
DlLES-DR MCHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
l. direct treatment. without the Of knife, caustic
or ngature Cure guaranteed Can be consulted as
go 9TH s. NV. from to pm ap2-5m*
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF
ANk LIFE All business confidential Ladies and gem
ilemen 90 cents each. 4OS street, between 9TH and
9th streets northwest my6-16ws
nR. ROBERTSON, THE OLD ESTABLISHED
,Dspecialist nom Baltimore can be consulted every
"Wednesday and saturday, At 456 G IT. u. W., nom TO
y M, eonfdentially, by gentlemen and ladies who
need medical advice and servicea Special attention
to all diseases q women: Over twenty yea1 expert
ence Main ONCE 10 n. Liberty 81, Baltimore. No
je5-3m
nR W PARKER, OF BOSTON, MASS. MAG:
~ netic Healer: Wonderful Cures by laying on Of
hands Nervous and Chronic Diseases specalty. WIN
vaat patients once hours TO p m. los 4th St a.
mh262lws
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Boston,s Church scandal.

Boston, MASS, August 19.-Rev. w. w.
Downes, Of the BowdOin Square Baptist church,
and Mrs. Fredk. J. Tabor. who were arrested
night before last, charged with adultery, were,
this morning, held in $500 each for their APP
pearance in September.
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For Abducting a Young Girl.

AN ALLhoED ID AMIIhR AhhfoTEU UNDER
THE NEW ENGLISH LAW.
LONDON, August ia man who refused to
give his name was arrested here last Saturday
on the charge OF having abducted for immoral
purposes young girl under thirteen years
Of age. As 1t was the first case OF arrest under
the provisions of the criminal law amendment
act, q great deal OF attention was attached to
the prisoner. He attempted to conceal his
identity, but was to-day found to
be John Coulbe-tt, Of Surrey, who had
for long time been employed as an assist
anti at No. 423 Fetter Lane, and who had been
Swallowed" by the detectives of Scotland yard
for fully eighteen months as q dYnamiter.
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LANsBURGH 4 BRo.

400 422 424. AND 42e SEVENTH grREEs
P.s-BRING THIS LIST ALONG FOR COM.
PARISON anil
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desperate attempt was made by q party of
men In Heard county, Ga, Monday night 70
husband Yves shot dead in her presence by
John and Andrew Smith, notorious despera-
does. They escaped, but were subsequently
arrested, and are now in Carroll county tail.
The friends Of the Smiths, who are all OF q des-
perate character, have declared their intention
that no conviction shall ever be had Mrs.
She was visiting the family Of w. z barker.
While walking up and down the veranda Nom
Gay night she was grasped by couple Of men
perately, and her screams soon brought help.
when the men released her and led Her
clothing had been torn in shreds in the strua.
gle. Il 10 generally believed that the men
were frtends Of the 6miths, whose intenf50n
wa 20 put her out Of the way. There = 1roaf
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w EEKs q co. AuctiO nee son,s,sna avenue
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

HALLET DAVIS & co.'s PIANOS UPRIGHTS
II specially. On 18th of September will display
new and elegant Stock of this unrivalled Pianos.
Buyers please visit this opening day.
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Reatlins's Endless Difficulties.

PHILADELPHIA, August 19.-The joint con-
ference Ofthe members of the Barton and Whe-
len committees Of the Reading bondholders
took place here to-day. The session was very
brief, and hardly any time elapsed before it
adjourned to meet next Saturday. President
Keim SAID briefly that nothing had been done.
which has been intimated as measure to pre-
vent the transfer of the Readings property into
other hands, will, It is expected, be more def
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Celebrating Its One Hundreth Birth.
day.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, August 19.-The little
OF Franklin county, to-day celebrated its one
hundreth anniversary. The exercises began at
10 o'clock and will continue throughout the
Thompson, of Chicago, Ills Rev. G. e. Dickin-
son, Of Marietta, Ohio, made an address on 1.-THE
Development and Influence of New England
ard Harrington, of New York; Prof A. L. Perry,
Of Williams College; DR.. Theron Temple, OF
Waltham; and Rev. S. d. Dickinson, Of Newton,
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Suit AGAINST CLuvERTUs' AUNT.-Mr c H
Deurfng, an eN-po6ceman OF this CITY, has
entered suit in the circuit court here against
Mfr. Jane Iunsthll, aunt OF Thomas j. Clu-
Nerus, fOr 81 10 or sery Ices detective alleged
Id nave been rendered the prisoner under agree
ment with Mr.. Tuns;all. II IL said that Mrs
Iunstall has already paid Mr.. Deuring several
hundred dollars for such services Ricl.nio,ld
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From the New York World, to-day
Two little boys were found gathering cigar
stumps on Broadway yesterday by an agent Of
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10
Children. Each had about i've hundred stumps
OF all sizes. At Jefferson Market the boys said
they were Joseph Cossello and Joseph Costa
bilicio, residing at No. 81 Crosby street. Their
fathers had sent them out TO collect the stumps,
which they dried and made into cigarettes.
THIS is a violation of law, and the boys were
sent TO the care of the society. Their parents
will be arrested
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SHE ELoPED WITH CH1NAMAN.-Wanp
Poo, Chtnanan, who has for eighteen months
run laundry in Newark, Ohio, ran away Mon
daughter Of q much-respected citizen. Lizzie
had been working for Wang Poo for several
months: They became very fond of each other
The police at Columbus arrested the runaways
put Jet them 60 upon receiving a telegram
rom the girls parents that they would not in
cur any expense to have the girl returned. The
etoping pair took a train west from Columbus
Their return as man and wife is expected
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Mrs. Henrietta p, wife of Capt Geo. H. Plant
died yesterday afternoon. The funeral will
take place from her husbands residence 81 2
/ street northwest, tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock. At ST. Patrick's church a requeim mass
will be said.
The published statement about the pistol
with which Sheehan killed Coleman being the
same with which the negro Langston killed
Policeman Fowler is incorrect. Major Dye has
had the last named pistol in his custody ever
since the shooting of Fowler.
Rev. c. ID. Andrews, rector OF Christ p. T..
church in East Washington, has been quite III
Mt the rectory adjoining the church, but he IL
now convalesent and able TO sit up.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk OF the court to
Joseph Ryan and Emma Herberton; Edward
c. Younger and Emma Nortop; Thornton Pen
9seton, Oh rsaerIckspurg, VA uno , rrlscIiit
o. w. Raines and Susan Scott, of Charles
county, Md: Charles ]. Clarke, of Richmond,
Va, and Annie {. Hobson.
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CRUSHED To A SHAPELEss MAss.-A horri.
pie accident occurred yesterday afternoon at
Haig pottery works, on North Second street,
Philadelphia. Just before quitting work man
named George Hallock. went 10 examine a very
heavy machine that Is known as q clay cutter
Without taking the precaution OF having II
stopped. He slipped and fell into the machine
ana was almost instantly crushed to q shape
less mass, his head, breast and arms being
ground into pulp before any Of the horror.
stricken workmen could rush 20 his assistance,
YOUTHFUL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 626 other
steerage passengers on the steamship Morayia
which landed In New York yesterday were
Henry and August Schultxe, aged four and SIX
years, respectively. They were alone and tray-
cling to join their father In Minnesota.
-OE10CRATIC GYMNASTICS IN VIRGINIA.
The Virginia state democratic committee an
nouncoe that the following gentlemen have
HasScepte9 appointment g cenvas.eu at large:
Weiter r Staples, John e. Penn, Holmes Con-
Whiteheed, Robert Z. Barton, Chas. e. Stuart,
Geo. A. Nushoach and ell the Virginia demo.
cratic Congressrnen.
cAueHr AyFEn TaxyEIrxo 1000 MuD.-
II A: Ttets, the abeconding agent q tAe Amer.
loan Expre6l company. and The Chieaou. MI
waukee and g. Paul rnilroed st New Albin,
ployen and 1e6 on the loth q Jane. He
struck out 1br 9rittsh ,ApsEsea, and since Re
left hes tsavolo1 ovR 900 mtles. Re vons %
Winnipeg ard thence went On ehe eAekatche.
wan xfYe9. He bougAt . team q pou1eA and
drove oeeuos The .o6ant!y 70 0aWeoa, Oak,
y11ee h - mnGhe While wrestling n WAsaf
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boSTONS INVITATION 10 CoNKLING-Bostor
Is preparing to honor the memory of Gen. Gran
on large scale: At a meeting OF the commit
tee on eul0gy last night Ii was unanimously
voteo 70 extend an invitation TO Roscoe Conk
ling 70 deliver the memorial address. Having
Deen informed that he is at present In Europe
IL was decided to communicate with him by
ca6ie. III Mr.. Conkling declines, the invitation
will be extended to Henry Ward Beecher Jno
Boyle OReilly has been selected to prepare q
poem and julia Ward Howe to read ii.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
THE BUCKEYE DEMocHACY.

0otheF1nE 0f the State ConvemtiOn ~
Columbus T0-day-The Opposition -
the Old Ticket InsiEniacant-The Ad-
ministratiOn 70 be Endorsed.
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BALIIMOREs ND. August l9:.virginia sixes, past
due coupons, 611a: new ten-forties, 49, new threes
5S&s; North Caroliua SKIES. old, III bid to-day.
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Mr.. Villas DENIES THAT HE Is SICK
Chief clerk Nash OF the Post Office department
has received dispatch from Postmaster Gen
eral Villas at Madison, Wis, stating that the
reports about his being sick are not correct.
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WHITE GOODS,

WHITE GOODS.
WHITE GOODS TO CLOSE AT ONCE
INDIA LAWN AT FIVE CENTS, worth Ten, and
all finer grades In proportion.
$4,000 yards FIGURED BATIsTE, 40 inches
wide. 121a Cents. This Is the 1sc quality.
Three Cases DARK sATTEENs, neat patterns, at
ELEVEN CENTS.
PACIFIC LAWNS in most beautiful designs 1t
FIVE CENTS.
5000 yards ENGLISH CHEvIOT REDUCED TO
SIX CENTS. Cost to import II Cents
1880 yards DOTTED SWISS, 12,c.
100 pieces TURKEY TABLE DAMASK q. 3S
Cents. formerly 60 Cents.
Thousands upon Thousands of other bargains nom
every Department.
This sale will terminate in few days. as the store.
rooms must be vacated to the carpenters
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RUMoRED DETECTION FROM THE VIRGINIA
DEMoCRATs.-A dispatch from Richmond says
the Mahoneites are claiming that Senator 8. a.
Newberry, the leader OF the four senator's who
LETT Malone and went over 10 the d .mocratS,
viii support the republican ticket this fall. IL
is stated that senator Newberry's brother-in-
law, who Is sheriff OF Bland county will be
nominated by the Mahoneites for senator from
the district and that Newbery will support
MIN. The democrats claim that Newberry'd
detection, IL II be true. will be offset by the dee
sertfon from the Malone ranks OF the coun q
judge of Smyth, which county is In Newberryd
senatorial district