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The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-03-21
UNITED STATES SENATE.
Special Session.

WASHINGTON, March IA resolution was
offered calling upon the Secretary OF State
for such information as the department
NAV have regard ding the rumored attempt of
General Refino Barrios, President of Guate-
mala. to seize upon the territory or destroy
the integrity of the Republics OF Nicaragua,
Honduras, San Salvador and Costa RIGA,
and to report what steps are being taken by
the Government to preserve the rights of
the United States under existing or pend
the department NAV have of any interior
ence by or participation in the present diff
fculties In Central American Republics by
Enronean Powers. Walthall, as successor
of amar. of Mississippi, took the oath: No
nominations were received from the Presi.
dent. and the Senate adjourned.
wAsu,scroy. March I3.-Mr. Sherman de-
olined TO serve on the Finance Committee.
MI Ingalls, offered u resolution calling upon
the President for information ip regard 70
oocupation of Oklahoma, and what action
wa. Being taken IN that regard 6 Tnaer us oei
to.roYrov' Aftera short executive session
tke senate adjourned until Monday
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RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
The Afghans Supposed to be Pressing FOr-
ward-Possibility That q Collision Has
Occurred.

LONDON, March 11.-Financal circles are
afternoon confirming report published in
the Times this morning to the effect
that the Russian troops have advanced
further into Afghan territory. The
Russian Government admits that such
q movement has taken place, but asserts
that it was only intended for the purpose
of seeking a more suitable position in
case Of war with Afghanistan. 1t is gen.
orally believed that both Afghans and Rus
slams are hurrying forward, and that col
lision is imminent. British consols have
fallen yen-sixteenths of one per cent,
and Russian securities two per cent. in
consequence Of the above news. The war
rumors produced All excitement on the
Stock Exchange which amounted during
the afternoon to a state of semi-panic A
dispatch from Kushen says: ut isreported
that the Russian Government has ordered
two regiments from Elizabethpol to Aska-
bad. Russia is making active preparations
to complete the Kizilivat and Askabad
Railway. Four thousand Russian troops
are reported to have left Tiflis fortnight
ago for Askabad" Measures are being
taken by England to increase the number
Of reserves in the native army.
The Indian Government will probably
recommend permanent addition of fifteen
thousand English and thirty thousand ma
tive soldiers to the Indian garrisons. The
feeling in London to night is that war be-
tween Russia and England is imminent.
Notwithstanding this there is the certainty
that the devices of diplomacy are not ex
hausted In fact, In spite of the so-called
ultimatun from England, Russia is de-
termined on a thorough discussion of the
Afghan boundary question, and will
obtain it. Prince Bismarck, the master of
Europe, is relied on to secure this. No
doubt England is resolutely preparing for
a great war. The Woolwich Arsenal is
working night and day. Troops are being
dispatched eastward as fast as transports
can be obtained, and the picking
process Of taking only the ablest-
bodied lis stopped. Every man out of
hospital In the drafted regiments will have
to go. The colonial representatives here are
being coddled in a manner entirely new
to them. They will be relied on for a large
complement Of men.. The fact is staring the
British in the facsthat for the first time
since the Napoleonic war Ireland can not
be relied on to furnish recruits.
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Solidified for Swearing.

MONTREAL, March ia story is being
circulated in this city relative to a miracle
which is said to have taken place in Acton
vale. Some days ago, man while thresh-
ing grain, swore very badly. On some by.
ISLANDERS reproaching him he replied, IF
therei is a God let him punish me-" He
was at once seized with paralysis, and
fixed in the position in which
he stood. Not only so, but he became root
ed to the ground, and could not be remov-
ed. Neighbors had to cover him with rugs
to prevent his being frozen, and although
they offered him food he could not take it.
Mgr. Fabre has gone to the place, presum-
ably to try and restore him.
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A Terrible Mistake.

JoNEsBoRo, MAINE, March 12.-Yester-
day Colby Pert said huge wildcat was
providing around his lumber camp, and
seizing his gun pursued 1t. The animal
eluded him for some time. At last Pert, as
he supposed, saw the creatures head partly
covered by underbrush. Quickly leveling
his gun he fred. A deep groan followed
the report. and to his dismay Pert discov.
cred that he had killed his father.in.law
John ". Feeney. The dying man was con
veved to the nearest village, hut life was
extinct before his arrival.
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Cesnerado Receives His Ouietus.

BALTIMORE, March 15.-This afternoon
Ambrose Anderson and Sherman Hose Wis.
tied Wagner Brothers. saloon, beyond the
CITY limits. Becoming dsorderly they
were elected. Anderson attempted to
break into the place, when William Wagner
fred through the door, the ball penetrating
Anderson's breast near the heart, killing
him almost Instantly. Wagner was arrest
ed. Anderson had been the terror M mo
neighborhood for ten years.
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Nnthinn but Nominations.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Star says
Secretary Bayard has taken steps for the
formal withdrawal of all treaties pending
in The Senate This will leave the Senate
with nothing to do but to pass upon nomi-
nations. and the prevailing impression now
is that the session will not last more than
two weeks longer
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-03-21
Newly FIedaed Female Physicians.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE annual
commencement Of the Women's Medical
College, of Philadelphia, occurred to-day,
The degree of Doctor Of Medicine was con-
ferred on twenty two graduates
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The Failures of the Week.

NEW YORK, March 13.-Failures for the
past seven lays: United States, 23s; Cana.
do, A; total, 2s2, against 2T7 last week.
They seem TO be on the increase In Canada,
while In New York CITY and the Eastern
States they nre below the average
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Turning In Trade Dollars.

PHILADELPHIA, March disappointment
emit Snowden, of U. S, Mint, in this city,
states that he hasreceived over fifty thou
sand trade dollars since March 8, and that
letters from holders of the coin in various
parts Of the country are pouring in upon
him,
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lvnChed.

INDEPENDENCE, KS, March 16.-Frank
Bopham, charged with the murder of his
mother. brother and sister, was taken
from the Jail at this place, and hanged to
n railroad trestle.
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CUMBERLAND PLATEAU.
COMPARATIVE ELEVATION.
HEALTH AND CLIMATE.

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Cheap Farming Lands
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ALBAUGH'S OPERA HOUsE.-"The White
goers, was well received by an audience of me-
dunn proportions at Albaugh's last night. 1t
was mounted in an effective manner, the trick
The plantation melodies of the jubilee singers
agreeably diversified the performance. The
Fanatic cast is up to the average. being about
the same as was engaged in the play when 1t
was here before. "The White Slave" will run
through the week, with two matinees.
fORDS OPERA HOUSE.-Thatcher, Primrose
Vests merry company of burnt cork artists,
with their songs and jokes and dances, enter
tanned a large audience at Fords last night.
Some of the old favorites were missed, but the
new men fill their places well. Olcott has not
as powerful q voice Frank Howard, but he
s mas gP9d and nd sweet one Mr. j. r. WKesfss
demanded. The gentleman has an excellent
voice. An excellent new feature of the enter
tainment was the statuary of Mr.Wm. Muldoon,
the famous wrestler. McNish Thatcher, Billy
Rice and Carl Rankin were amusing as ever.
MAMIE MoRRICE's BENEFTT.-Little Mamie
Morrfce, the remarkable child pianist, will be
rendered, a benefit at Congregational church
tins evening by her friends. Misses Mills,
and Mess s BISHOP BISHOP WaIdecker and Whippies
and the st. Cecilia quartette will participate.
The Vice President and Mrs. Hendricks have
DIME MCSEU M.-The LeonZO Brothers and
their trained dogs in the drama 1.-THE Dog Spy
give an entertaining show at the Dime Museum
this week. There are also the usual curiOsities
In the museum proper.
HEROES MUsEUM.-Little Jennie Calef and
u ltifly GOOD company presented the entertain
ing comedy-drama Little Barefoot to the evil
dent satisfaction OF "A large audience at HerZOg's
last night. The same bill will continue through
the week.
THEATER COMMISSIONING to a misunder-
standing between Miss ANY Gordon and the
management of the Comique there was no per-
lOrmance at that house last night. 1t is eX-
pected that the theater will reopen tonight
with variety entertainment.
THE BISCHoFF CoURSE-The sixth and last
concert in the Bischof course will be given at
the congregational church Friday evening Re-
served seats at Ellis
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RICHMoND

CIGARETTE SMOKERS
Who are willing TO pay little for CIGARETTES
than the price charged for the ordinary Trade
Cigarettes, will find the
RICHMOND STRAIGHT CUT No. 1 SUPERIOR
TO ALL OTHERS
They are made from the brightest, most delicately
favored and highest gold leaf grown in Virginia
and are absolutely without adulteration or drugs
STRAIGHT CUT No. l.
We use the Genuine French Rice Paper of our own
direct importation, which is made especially for us
water marked with the name of the brand
RICHMOND STRAIGHT CUT No. l.
on each Cigarette, without which none are genuine
INVITATIONS of this brand have been put on sale,
and Cigarette smokers cautioned that this is the
old and original brand, and to observe that each
package or box Of
RICHMOND STRAIGHT CUT CIGARETTES
Bears the Signature Of
ALLEN & GINTER,
MANUFACTURERs,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA. ap11stetu st
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

The final meeting of a series of eight months
rehearsals of the Monday Musicale occurred last
evening at the residence of DIR. Mitchell, 1902
10th street. The double quartette adjourned
until September.
reception and hop at the National Rifles Armory
last night which was largely attended.
The Knights OF St. George have elected Off
GERS for the ensuing year. as follows: Frederick
Rest, president; Rudolph Riegel, captain:
Michael susan, first deputy; and Louis Leh-
mann, second deputy; Charles j. V. Berner, sec
tary: Clemens Giebel vice secretary; Henry
Caspari, treasurer; John Ritz, Henry Becker,
and John Aleider. finance committee.
Messrs. j. T. Petty and j. t. Given attended
the laying of the corner stone in Baltimore yes
terday of a monument to be erected to James L..
Ridgely, who was grand secretary of the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows for over forty years.
Bids from the following persons, all of Wash
ington, for fitting up bath room in the new
Eckloff, S49S.6O; James F. Brien, S43s.O1;
James Raglan, S29S.oO; John Mitchell, $500;
Charles Hilton. arrested last night in the
Division" by Officer Halfway for cursing and
swearing, was fined 50 by Judge Smell to-day.
Robert Dent alias Williams, and VIM. Par
ker, both colored, were each sentenced to
months Imprisonment by Judge Smell this
Henry a. Huff alias Harry HI. HUFF alias H.
II. Huff, indicted for the forgery of a check in
the name of George Truesdell for SIS on Jan
uary 4th last, who was arrested in New York
tas stated in yesterdays STAR, was brought
here this morning and committed to JAIL. l2LH
Paul of hs s sp
office of clerk to the superintendent of schools,
made vacant by the resignation of Mr.. c. B.
Rheem.
In the case Of Davis and Beach, who pleaded
guilty in the Police Court yesterday to violating
the fishing laws, Judge Smell remiIted that pOr-
ton of the sentence FORGETTING the boat and fish
ing traps.
Chas. D. Crosby, printer, denies having said
that he caused W. Calvin Chase to be dismissed
from the War department.
At the annual meeting of the Washington
Biblesociety at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms last even
ing, Rev. A. w. Pitzer, ID. D., presiding, and j.
V. A. Shields, secretary, the old officers were re-
elected for the year. The reports showed that
E E Harper, the agent, visited during the year
1850 families and business places. The num-
Der of copies of the Scriptures distributed by
sale or gift was 8 ,260
A difficulty occurred between two colored
boys named George Wells and Richard Hop
kins yesterday, and the former stabbed the lat
ter in the left arm with pocket knife infiict-
ing painful wound. DR.. Shad, of the Freed
mans hospital, dressed the wound.
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Reported for THE EVENING STAR.


THE HOMICIDE CAsE.-The trial Of John T.
Downey for the murder Of James 7. Burnett
opened again this morning, and the arguments
to the jury began yesterday, were completed
After some discussion of Instructions, Judge
French charged the jurors on the law of murder.
excusable homicide, selfdefense, &C., and the
case was given to the jury.
FUNERAL OF RAILROAD MANTLE funeral
of Capt. Jas. Iden, of the Midland railroad, took
place this morning, and was attended by Me-
chanics' lodge, I. 0. Mechanics, and BelleHaven
lodge, knights Of Pythias. Capt 1den has been
a conductor on the Midland railroad for many
years, and his death is much regretted.
GOING AwAY.-The American Coal company
has arranged to remove its Office from this
place to New York city, and MIR. John H. Par
rott long the agent here, will take up his quar-
tiers there. This withdrawal Is very much re-
GREETED here.
NoTEs.-The hull of the tug W. E. Bell is now
awaiting rebuilding in the dock, near the
of the boat were burned off in the lower Poto-
mac last winter.-Capt. VIM. Boathe, of this
city, has resigned the superintendency Of the
American Coal company, which he has held for
thirty years.-The reform club meeting last
night was addressed by Rev. j. p. Cheneworth.
Confederate memorial day was duly observed
yesterday in Montgomery, Ala; Augusta, Ga,
and other southern cities.
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DENTISTRY

nR. STARR PARSONS, COR. 9TH AND f SITS
- NV. Filling a specially; also, the cure of tooth
ache without extracting. local an;esthetc, used on
the gums. alevlates PAIN of extracting. Have ad-
ministered the same to thousands OF patients. Gas
given. apl3
GAMUEL 1. SCOTT, DDS,
y fifteen years experience in Dentistry. Office 1907
+ stn.w. Preservation OF the Mature. Teeth u spe-
cialty. ocly
nR. 7. NJ. TALBOT, DENTIST, 437 7TH ST.,
- three doors from corner f. Dentistry in all
warranted jan1
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DRY GOODS.
Nrw EMnnorDrnnp RonEa
SEAToN PERRY.

SEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PrHRY & BRoruER,,
THE --LATEST IMPORTATIoNS" IN FMRRoIp-
Erred FpNGEE- BATfSTE AND NULL ROBES
ARE Now OPEN. ELEGANT EMBROIDERED
, INDIA PoNGEtS FROM $40 g $40 -,
MENT DRESSES, ranging from ~ 10 S25.
NEW NAVY BLUE BATlSTE ROBES WITH
WHITE AND CARDINAL EMBROIDERED
NOVELTIES in EcRu NULL ROBES WITH
BR0WN AND CARDINAL EMBROIDERED
NEW ENGLISH AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
INDIA LINENS from l2iyc TO 5oc. per yard.
CESS LAWNS, WELT PIQUES. MASALIAs.
NOVELTIES IN DOTTED AND FIGURED
SWISS MUSLINS AND TUCKED NAINSoOKS.
NEW WHITE ALI. LINEN LAWNS AZ 70. 31la.
aEXCiUsTVE DEsIGNs" IN PRINTED PURE
LINEN LAWNS AZ 2oc, 2,,c and 3siyc.
100 PIECES ANDERSONS SCOTCH GTNGHAMS,
IN STRIPES, CHECKS, PI.AIDS, PLAIN AND
SIDE BAND COMBINATIONS
NEW $2-INCII AND 3s-INCH WIDE PRINTED
BATISTFS at lSc. and zoe.
ALL THIS LATEST AND MOST APPROVED
STYLES IN PARASOLS sun UMBRELLAS AND
CARRIAGE SHADES.
agCHoICE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND
SEAToN PERRY,
Perry Building,
Established lS4o. apo5
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SILKS SILKS. S11Ks.
CHEAPEST SILKS IN THE UNITED STATES!
Silks.
SILKS,
Silks!

BLACK SILKS, excellent quality, reduced from 81
to 15c.
FANCY SILKS reduced to 37lac.
COLORED SILKS reduced to soc
HACK BROCADE SILK VELVET, 81.
BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINE reduced
from rs to SIC.
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS, silk and
Wool, DC
BEAUTIFUL BROCADE DRESS GOODS, (reduced),
IL yards for 81 90. Special bargain.
NUNS NEILING-NUN'S YELLING.
Wide double width. pure wool. in Cream, Pink,
Blue and Black, only 31Lc
BLACK SATINS, SOC COLORED SATINS, Soc
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS pure wool. 81. so.
SATINES, Pink. Blue and Cream 25c.
NUNS YELLING, beautiful Lace style, pure wool,
Csc.
NEW YORK MILLS sH EETIN g. widest
and very best, zoe
BROCADE SILKS Pink. Cream and White. 81
BEAHTIEUL LAWNS, 8, ., 10, 1212c
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS. 25c.
BLACK SILKS. COLORED SILKS, SILK WEE
VETS, and FINE DRESS GOODS, immense aSsoFt-
ment. Strictly Cash Prices.
CARRIERS
ap24 I'll MARKET SPACE,
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CITY ITEMS.


Salvation Oil is q genuine preparation for
the cure of all pain. Nothing like 1t. Price rs
cents bottle.
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.'The Brighton" something entirely new,
S1.49. The "Bon Tom" S1.23. "Oxford Ties.''
99c. Common Sense" Kid slippers, CSC
"Opera Toes" from SOC. up Leather House
Slippers, Acc. Lasting Slippers, from "a. Also
q large assortment of Newport Ties and But
toned in all sizes and widths. White Slippers
for Ladies and Misses. L. Strasburger Old es-
tablished shoe store, 9O6 7th street, 4 doors
above street. o
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Cluett's Crown Collars,
Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are the best of all. 60

Our Gents Department
Is now complete. 81 will buy a solid Working
Shoe, Base Ball Shoe, Button, Boot or Cater
S1.24 will buy Worked Bal, Cater or Low
Quarter Shoe. $1.49 will buy Stylish Cater
In common sense or narrow toe with tips. 81 80
will buy Il French Calf Shoe in Lace Button or
Congress. $3.50 will buy the Famous Letter Car
rier or K. X. Edge Low Quarter Shoe, for which
am the sole agent. We have also q complete
line of hand-sewed goods superior to any city
made at equally low prices. Give us cali. T.
old established shoe store No.
9O6 eth street, doors above street 2
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
The HeatGer.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
N kDrfI l22S m

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April %, 1883, IL a. m
For the middle Atlantic states ilght rains,
partly cloudy weather. east TO south winds, be-
coming variable, lower barometer, stationary
temperature.
For Wednesday-Fair weather Is lndlcated
for the middle Atlantic states, preceded by light
rains tonight with slight changes in teinpera-
ture Fair weather and slowly rising tempefa-
ture is indicated for the upper iake region, the
upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys
Julius LANSBCRGHS sale tomorrow wv ed
nes1av1 will he unusually attractive. The fol-
lowing speciaties will be offered: Magnificent
dado shades former price 81. to be sold at
so cts complete with all the fixtures: Crossley' s
English rug 81 each; MOquette rugs, immense,
size. former price $3.50 now S4.4o. n heavy
sale assured.
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TTNHE ENERvATION AND LASSITUDE OF
Il Spring time are but indications Of the sluggish
action Of the blood overloaded with carbonates accu
mulated by the use of heating food in winter This
condition may be remedied by the of Ayers Sarsa
parilla, the best blood purifier known.
A SUPERB HAIR DRESSING AND RENO
AAvator Ayers Hair VigOr is universally commend
ed. 1t eradcates scurf and dandru, cures all erup
tons and itchngs of the scalp promotes the renewed
growth of the hair and surely prevents its fading
turning gray. apps
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WHEAr BAKING POWDER
WHAT PROF sIILIMAN SAYS OF OUR WHEAT
BAKING POWDER.

"MEssRs MARTIN KALRrLEIscH's S6SS
"Gentlemen:-My examination Of your Wheat Pow
der develops an unexpected value TO 1t from
TARY POINT OF VIEW. II certainly restores to the
bread the Pctassia and Nagnesia salts, which the
milling removes from high grade flour, and II avoids
completely the chance Of disaster which attends the
Rochelle salts, as
all the tartari acid compounds into the system
As the flesh huid CONTAINS ten times much POtas
SUM Salts Of sodium it is evident that the waste Of
the tissues supplied from your preparation. as it
cannot be from those preparations which contain only
Sodium and Calcium compounds besides the tartaric
acid There Is danger of setting up alkaline con-
dtian OF the urine with dcnlcic phosphates In fact
II appears 10 that you have very strong case
judged from the physiological side, and this convic
ton has grown Ine the more have examined the
case. tSignedJ b SILLIMAN."
For sale By
G. G. CORNwELL & SON.
14lS Pennsylvania avenue
Tie trade supplied" Q4s,lu,th 6u-1p
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS in spring
olOthing We have on counters over 200
styles OF suits for men. youths and boys.
EISEMAN Bros, 9TH and +.
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HE CELEBRATED

THE CELEBRArEp
DYCKERHOFF PORTLAND CEMENT
The stronges. and best known 10 the trade.
III. l. CRAWFORD,
Sole Agent for District of Columbia,
Office-l4lS st. NV.
Warehouse-H. l. Biscoe's wharf foot of 10th ST. sw
Orders promptly filled and deliveries made TO any
part of the city.
PAYMENTS.
GRANOLITHIC, ARTIFICIAL STONE
ASPHALTCM. NEGOTIATED MASTIC.
Streets, Sidewalks, Stables, Basement and Cellar
Floors, or wherever solid, smooth and durable
pavement or floor i required.
Orders promptly attended to, and all work guaran-
teed for the term of five years.
NOTICE.
All representations thai the above work, per
formed by me Is infringement of any rights of
Others or that any court has held is incorrect.
guarantee all patrons of my work against any
Claims or suits for damages
H. L CRAWFORD,
141S st. NV.
Telephone call No SSl. apx7-;Sm
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A CHANGE from winter to spring necessitates
a change of clothing. You will find Eiseman
Bros, corner 9TH and L, the place to supply
your wants
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MOTHS MUsr GO.-American Pine Tar Moth
Paper Better, cleaner and cheaper than any
other article. Wholesale and retail at f.. Morri-
sons Paper Warehouse, 800 and SO1 ID street.
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A FIRE discovered in the ordnance foundry
at the navy yard yesterday was eXtinguished
by the marines and workmen before much
damage was done.