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CAMPBELL. On Sunday, February 2lst. lss6
q O'clock, JOHN Campbell. after long and
Funeral Will take place from his late residence, asa
maryland avenue southwest. Tuesday q O'Clock D.
M
DoDD. Amer long and painful illnesa which .bs
q A:2O = M. Mira Many L boDD, sxsd ssvsnsy..
three years.
Her funeral win take place nom 81. Aioysiu.
church on wednesday at eleven O'Clock m Friends
DULY, ON February %, 1888. 1t Ills p n. ct
her Residence. No lO2 bsvenIh southeast Mrs
SARAH A. DULY, beloved wife Of Albert A. Duly.
In the thirty.ninth year OF her age.
at PM Friends Of the family are invited 70 attend
FERGUSON. AZ 033 II street northwest on Mon
day. February a. 1856, MIRA MARY II FERGUSON.
In the seyentyseventh year Of her age
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
GOODRICH. At l2s Massachusetts, avenue north
INEZ MORsELL. GOODRICH, eldest dsuShtsr n
Harriet l. and the late VIM. T. Goodrich.
blessed be God for He crested death"
Ths mourner seM, And death b rest and peace"
"And giveth Life thas nsvermors shail csase~
Funeral from Calvary Baptist church, Tuesday.
fsnrp , g = p@ Relatives md friends respe
H0LTZCLAW. On Saturday, February con.
wife q Thomas J. Holtaclsw and danShter a ~ ~
John n. and Mary Ford, In the any Arst ysar q he
FunerL from her late rssidencs No aoe lla
the hmiiy are rsspecsfliiy invited 70 siisnd.
VnRIkN On Sunday night February n, lG06
MICHAEL, con Of the late Nichsal md RsnnoS
O,Rrten, sgeo years and months.
ts9sral w.n teke place nom the rssidence a he
o'clock pm. Relative and niends srs rs:pscsfaiS
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By REQUEST.
THE M9 EASE 81 PIE HsAt AGE OF DIS
Cures without medicine of any Sort will be at 7o5
W. 3 RM an sf hEfs aays gn
and 10. where he will receive and Treat the sick from
sce the Doctors VISIT to this city he has made
se asnds0 are lew OF the in his pos
WONDERFUL HEALING.
fair sized audience assembled a the Opera House
mo ns assps
q AND g N
r. St
The Dr. 9r ,% ; s5Sye nen bp9s y Dr.
Of BY froiessor eis
the local papers his services should be in great de-
nand wheisSfs * %EaR 1885,
WAsHINaToS, D. C.. May 90.
To the BE- % ahi sws IT
this city was completely cured OF fntiammatory
thus
years standing. (signed) JAMES TAYLOR,
and write %ord fol
four years 's .!sfSss e
WA .r TS e; May 1S asSS
several days Confined to her bed with what was pro-
hen S
May n Il y
was emporarily at the National hotel No me dicne
was administered. nor was anything employed but
the doctors own hands The treatment was given at
s.s 4Ss e fenne Asr ns
Brown proceeded treat her He left at after his
door. and immediate return to the child to my
utter amazemenl, Estee was sitting upright in bed.
and in q few minutes arose aud walked across the
from our home to he Nsicnsi hotel. Pennsylvania
avenue and 9th street, and received second treat
ment. after which. so far as we can Judge she Is en-
Tune as little il anything. less than miracle. and
gratefully give testimony respecting her remark
Es ner e soy n ens IF
the house.
(Signed) MS. A. p KRETCHMAR
weH Sns ''@'s' the cure was psl-nen@ D' . SUI
STIFF KNEE CURED.
To whom It may concssn: have been fSr some three
years sufferer from stiff knee. making 1t exceed
1gly painful for me to walk. and absolutely prevent
Of hiladelphis treated my knee by the laying Of
f. HsS 1pIi ists 81 he ps.ssn: year Vpss leaving
quite asxsble, and Notwithstanding the fact that my
emnloymeNt was for two subsequent weeks of . sort
ssy,sy e Sss ANA ANA
experience no other discomfort than comparatively
slight soreness just ~ might be expected in person
csIsned5 HENRY Sy J y. ! H .SasE.
II sufferer from any disease do not fail to consult
Home office. Soz Il. slh St. PhilsdelRhs, Pa 30
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Thirty thousand poor persons have applied
for relief In London,


PEHN RourE-B 4 p station. 9th ana n nj. -Por
NY Philadelphia Boston and the East, S:i5 600
and l.20 night For Boston pm cdsiiy5. fhllsde :
phia accommodation, pm. daily. ON Sunday srsp
Cincinnati ST. Louis and PittsSurs and wess s 1900
Chicago limited daily $50 am Fast line dsiiv TO
erS s and ~ tSs and except
E.ssneas ana ~ south. o ri daily ny a. aS.
ssS 4 s: 60 ~ iSS lam; md sp 10 10
hS. i Els am: .ns II! sSG nah a.s sSes
pun dsy. s.o.pe gSnd.y ON sunday VS. and ss
niue and 9 ssreet-For Chicago, s:4s q m. ssSss lin
n s6 i S,iy p M for aInSnnaa LOu.ys and
RAM tnS & s.e s4S Gao ss ana Il
$40. $50 a m. and ia:iO and 4So p m. On snpdsS
e: sss sS ssssS
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sand .Sa s os a.ly Zoo
$40 a., daily. eScea sunday; for frsasrscs. SEQ
and &incSe.ef SO m ss ne nor ds A:s.
Sept Sunday, and go M for local points between
.s g. s ah9 Sasnsrsnnrg 300 An and 1880.
VA MIDLAND RoUTE-R & r r4ation.-ror New
i0s6 p m daily Manassas division. A gao sA = %
sunday Ills anna $50 m Por LgnSSb 1y sttS Ssx
sHExAHpoAn RourE-R 4 o. ssason.-ror New
WAasNaroN q OEio-B. p. ssssion'EFcr IIx es.
burg and al stations q m and 4'45 M every day.
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I'd EDITION
Latest q8leglans to The Star.


NE mast Produce the Hamilton
County Returns or Go 10 Jail.
Special Dispatch 10 THE EVENING STAR
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. Gain the common
pleas court this morning the Dalton case waa
decided against the clerk of Hamilton county.
Mr.. Dalton viii have to bring the returns be-
fore the house or 60 to Jail
The decision has created sensation
In political circles. The democrats are
greatly surprised, as they were conf
dent that Dalton would be released.
Daiton declared while here that he would 60 to
jan ior thirty days or thirty weeks rather than
orlng the returns to Columbus. Mr.. Baker, DIAL.
tons attorney. however. stated that the
returns would be brought before the
mousse the court so ordered.
dalton was so confident OF carrying his point
this morning that neither he nor Mr.. Baker was
present. Dalton's bOndsman has telegraphed
nlm 70 be here on the first train or
ne Will have to forfeit five thousand dollars.
The more shrewd ones think that Dalton will
get an order from the court and bring the re-
cord, tally sheets and poll books with him. II
ne does not he will at once become the guest Of
the new republican sheriff
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lHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY SITUATED
TENTH STREET EAST. STREET AND
IHH11R 4, a;,, III st, STREET NORIHEAST COR
LAST, AND CORNER OF SEVENTEENTH
AND A STREETS NORTHEAST, AND ON A
STREET NORTH, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF a decree of the Supreme Court of 80
the District of Columbia passed the 2Sth day :"1
ofJanuary, A D. 1856, in cause No 9.5l, Equity Gs1
docket NO. 70, wherein Charles F. WOlard is com
ants, l will sell at public auction, TUESDAY,
HALFPAsT FOUR O'Clock p H., in 'front.' Of the ne
premises
Lots i, 2. 8. and Is, in wollards subdivision of
square 1905. recorded in Liber r. L. H., folio 32O of
the surveyors office of said District situated on Mary
land avenue. 18th street and street northeast
And ON WEDNESDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF
O'CLOCK T. NJ. in front of the premises, will sell
Lot 10 In square numbered 1908, situated of
18th and ID streets northeast.
lMMEDIATELi AFTER in front of the premises,
Lots 50, 40 Al, "A and As. In Wollards subdivision
OF square 1895 recorded in I.ber w. b. NJ. at folio
so. III surveyors office. together with all the i'm
provementS. DC
Terms of sale: One-Quarter cash. balance in eoual
instruments at six twelve and eighteen months from
uav OF sale with SIX per cent interest, notes be
secured by deed OF trust property sold all cash.
at option OF purchaser purchasers deposit of 500
ancnS. DC. at cost of purchaser Terms to be COM
piled with in ten days from DAY SALE otherwise the
trustee reserves the right to resell at risk
defaultng purchaser purchasers after five DAYS
public notice of such resale in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington. ID. C.
Pats will be shown office of trustee and at the
places OF sale on day of sale
CHARLES c. DUNCANSON, Trustee
N W
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERT
On JACKSON STREET, NEAR TAYLO
STREET.. UNIONTOWN ID

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On JACKSON STREET, NEAR TAYLOR
STREET, UNIONTOWN, ID. C.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded I'm .,sA
Lber No 9O1. folio q, ct seq, of the land :;zd
records for the District of Columbia and the E:J
written request Of the party secured will sen In
front OF the premises SATURDAY, THE
TWENTY->kVENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY A
d. 1886, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, all that piece of
real estate in the county of Washington District of
Column bla. to wit: Lots numbered five hundred and
sXy-hve 1851 and five hundred sixty-six (ftit]
as l:id down in the original plat of CniUuwn as
corded In the surveyors Office for said District Be-
ginning for the same at point fortyeght feet west
from Inc northwest corner formed by the intersection
OF jackson and Iay Or Streets said point being the
southeast cor ner of said lots, running thence west
cry Aong the northern boundary of Jackson street
foriy-eight feet; thence right angles northrrly
along The western boundary of said lots hundred
ana thirty leet; thence easterly along the northern
boundary OF said lots fOrtyeght feet thence sOuthery
along the eastern boundary of said lots one hundred
am thirty feet to the place of beginning said lots
behs conilgu US and being thus desc ibei one lot
together with ali the improvements, ways easements
rights, privileges and appurenanceS to the same be-
longing or In any wise appertaining.
Terms: One-third cash: balance i'm one and two
years. notes TO bear interest day Of sale and 10
be secured by deed of trust the property sold or
cash ut option of purchaser. deposit of SIttJ re-
CURED at sale. COnyey ancing, dc, at purchasers
cost Terms to be complied with in ten DAYS; other
wise the trustee reserves the right resell the prop
e ty at the risk and cost of the defuting purchaser
alter hve days public notice of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, u. c.
ITO u&uDS PETER EE11AN.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c

rINHE SIZE CT THE SELF-THREADING SHUT
Il THE OF THE
SILENT NEW AMERICAN No z
Has recently been increased Just double its former
size, which makes it hold more thread than any ma
cliine now III lie market.
Ladies, before purchas NJ, have of these WON
deEful productions of mechanical simplicity sent TO
your house on trial tree and make your own compar
lsoIs- over 1900 now in use in Washington. Am s
M- = o., Phil, established 1850
Z. AUr.kBACH, Cor. eth and III sts
sole Agent d. &. Also, tirst-cass Machines her
makes at bottom prices Renting 81 per week or s.,
per month Repairing. FiTst-claSs work and low
prices. fI3
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneez.
IMPORTANT.
FINE ART NOTICE
The Tanning Collection of Magnificent
WATER COLOR PAINTINGS.
Consisting of Many Important Works Selected dur
ing the past year from the various Collections dis
persed in Ho and. France. Belgium and England
Together with many choice works recently selected
from the leading Art Centers of Europe
In the coming Exhibition will be found
August Bouviers Great Academy Work,
THE GREEK SLAVE.
Valued at $1,000.
Erskine Ncols' No Rent
Josef Israers Leaving Wreck and Potato Peelers
Sir John GiiDert's Tanning the Shrew.
j. NJ W Turner's Upper Rhine,
sam. Prout's Bruses.
Il. C. Kock-kock's Winter,
Filosa's Departure and Return of the swallow,
Indonis great picture. The Merrymaking,
John Fasd's Adm ration,
Geo. H. Boughtons Hester Prynne,
Horace Vernet's Arab Sheik,
AND MANY OTHERS.
OWING To THE GREAT IMPORTANCE OF
THIS COLLECTION 1T WILL BE ON FREE EX-
HIBITION AT THE GALLERY OF THOMAS
BOWLING, AUCTIONEER, FOUR DAYS PREVI
OUS To SALE
THE EXHIBITION WILL OPEN ON wFDNES
DAY, FEBRUARY SEVENTEENTH, AND THE
COLLECTION WILL BE SOLD ON MONDAY,
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY TIL RSDAY AND FRI
DAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY-SECOND, TWEEN
TY-IHIRD, TWENTY-FOURTH TWENTY
FIFTH AND TwEsNTY-SIXTH AT TEN O'CLOCK
A. NJ. TWO O'CLOCK p NJ. AND EIGHT O'CLOCK
P. NJ, UNTIL THE ENTIRE COLLECTION IS
SOLD.
03St THOS. BOWLING. Auct
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PITTsBURG, Feb. 22.-The minority stock
holders of the South Pennsylvania railroad OF
this city give as authoritative that in addition
to President Governs purchase of the Wander
bilt interest in the Reading road he also bought
the Vanderbilt interest in the South Pennsyl-
vania road. They assert that the road will Ger.
tanly be built.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
HOUSE, On THE SOUTH SIDE OF MARY
LAND AVENUE, BETWEEN ELEVENTH.
AND TWELFTH STREETS SOUTHWEST
By virtue OF a decreee the supreme Court -.A
of the District of Columbia, passed on the lIth ;a
day OF February. a. u. 1856. in cause No 9742 E.U
Equity Docket No %. pending in said court wherein
Henry ~ Knight and wife are com ainants, and
Mary Sheed anu others are defendants 1 will sell at
public auction in fro,t ofthe premises on FRIDAY
IWENIi-SlXiH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1856 al
HALF-PASI FUU X O'CLOCK +. NJ, all Of lot Num-
bered nineteen ODD 10 LaTrences subdivision part
1920. improved by three-story brick dwelling
house
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree: One
thrd OF TIE purchase money in cash, and the balance
In equal instruments in and years respect
lveiy for which the promissOry 1.-THE purchaser
must be given to bear interest from day of sale al SIX
per cent and secured by deei of trust on properly
Sold or all cash at the purchasers option All CON
Eeyancing at purchasers COST A deposit of 500 at
time OF sale. If the terms Of sale are not Complied
with IN seven Gays from day OF sie the Trustee re-
serves the right to resell at risk and OF deiag
purchaser after five days public notice of such resale
in some newspaper published in " ashington d. C.
SAMUEL MADDOX, r ustee,
H3dXdDS 49, Louisiana avenue
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PROPOSALS.

II PROPOSALS FOR IRON WORK.
Il Office of Building for state, War and Navy
Departments.
WASHISGTON, II. G., February both 1886
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing, delivering
and erecting in place, the wrought cast iron work
required for the dome and skyligt main stair
way of west wing of the Building for State War and
Navy Departments in this city, will be received until
TWELVE NJ. on FRIDAY, the TWELFTH DAY
OF MARCH. 1oS6 and opened Immediately there
after in presence of bidders.
specifications, general Instructions bidders and
blank forms OF proposal will be furnished 10 esab-
lshed manufacturers ON application to this office
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY
foO % %, 24&mar1O&II col Corps of Engineers
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
~ South.-Iake the Safe and Commodore Steamer
JNNE MOSELE1 which leaves 9th wharf,
Wash ington, every Tuesday. Thursday and SATURDAY.
at $50 p. H. Stopping at Colonial Beach going and
returning flo
ENOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "WAKEFIELD"
Leaves 7tbstreet wharf on MONDAYS, THURS
DAYS ana SATURDAYS at a Returning
TUESDAYS, FRIDAYS and ST DAY %. M toucli-
Ing at River Landings far t,onini Creek Curri-
oman, a, and 81 Clements Bay. Md. Connects with
h. q U. T. X. at Shepherds. See schedule.
- JOHN B. PADGETT. Agent.
u w RIDLEY, Manager. fe3
TJO NORFOLK AND FORT MONROE
Il THEPOPULAR ROUTE
U :. Mail steamer GEORGE LEARY
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
al $50 p. H.. from 9Th street wharf.
secure rooms and tickets at Baltimore and Ohio OF
fees, 1851 and 6l9 Penna ave- st. marc Hotel and
baggage rom hotels and private residences.
or further information inquire at Company office
Tth ST. wharf Telephone cali 40 g.
se2S WM. p. WEIGH. General Agent
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM
- Els JOHN GIBSON and T. G.. KNIGHT leave
Pier II. East RIVER. N v, every SAT- RpAY II 4 n
M; t;th ST. wharf, w ashngt0n, every WEDNESDAY
MORNING. Freight at lowest rates. ap4
MT. VERMONT MT VERNON,
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves .thstreet wharf daily texcept Sunday) m,
alt vernon at 10 o'clock a. NJ; returning reaches
Washington about $3.50 p. m.
sel6 L. l. BLAKE Captain.
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Aupcrsor's using D,!6y's Pure Mat W1t&ky
are inrited to acdu themselves Of the services Of
our Medical Stat, at all times, free Of charge.
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF WORKS OF ART
ny ORDER or the supreme Court OF the District Co
traitor, sell at public auction on TUESDAY the
SEtOND DAY OF MARCH, 1856, at ELEVEN
O'clock A NJ. at Thomas Dowlings auction ROOMS
corner Pennsy lvania avenue ami 18th street north
&c, DC, belonging to the estate of Henry n. Barlow
deceased among which are the portraits of William
H. Harl lSon tSiid TO be by Inman). of Hon. John
sherman and Mrs B. Hayesby W.t!arl Browne )aiso
MIS-. DE- Cutler OF Boston tby FA lexander) of Mrs.
OF several unknown ladies' aud gentlemen. the fol-
and of the Virgin Child and St John, BY ME- T. d.
Brown Also, very large old painting Of the Life
OF Chr ST.. There Is also very fine crayOn of Gen
W. ;. Hancock ilS76l, by Kechmann The portraits
of Harrison, Hayes, Hancock and the Old Tuscan Ca
De seen at BruIa our Dyers, No 1225 Pennsylvania
avenue nor but will be with the other paintings
al Dowlings auction rooms on exhibition one day be-
fore day of sale.
Terms of sale: Cash.
WILLIAM j. MILLER,
Administrator of Henry n. Barows Estate.
f5-m. VS.
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Who Invented the Telegraph.
MIR. CLEMMoNS, CLERK OF THE HOUSE RIvEE

AND HARBoR COMMITTEE, SAYS HE DID.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Feb. 22.-The Observer to-
morrow will publish an interview with Junius
Lynch Oemmons, clerk Of the river and harbor
committe of the House Of Representatives at
Washington, who claims that he Is the original
mons claims that he invented the system In
1885, while at Randolph Macon college, Va.
he communicated his discovery to Mr..
Page, who was the Patent Office electrician.
Page. eleven years after took out patent on
the discovery and associated Morse aud Amos
Kendall with him; The company applied TO
the world knows the result.
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A BILIOUS HEADACHE, and all the uncom.
Portable symptoms accompanying O Disordered
Liver, may be speedily gotten rid Of BY the use
OF Dr.. Jayne's Sanative Pills
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LONDON, Feb. 22.-Col. Sir Edmund Hender.
son, the head OF the Metropolitan police force,
cheney of the police during the recent riots in
London, has resigned.
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Es Esss 4 gg E M 7. SIS
81 E.; ! Fl Fl ! sgJR E sffHs ~:

SPECIAL ODDS AND ENDs GALE
DESIRABLE AND WONDERFUL RARaAINs IN
EACH AND EVERY DEPARTMENT.
BAUNs DRY GOODs DEPARTMENT.
NOTICE A FEW OF THE GENUINE RARsAINs
QUOTED BELOW.
Dds q e Of Black Rrocas velvs sold at SAYS
Remnants ofe4 Homespun suiting. sold At sl.16.
Remnants Of "a Tricots all WOOL sold At csc. now
ss Hsl Vssse asw ESQ
o. sni,ings sold 2. a0 nov 12o
now 12c ~ 49,
ksmnSn.s Of Plaid sgpss sold SIS lss
Remnants Of Fruit OF the Loom Cotton at 70. all
Re an Of 134 sheetings ct 20e all lengths:
~ Hn ns1 T o. hss
.o Remnants ant Of all wool 10 inch csshmeres At s
TO BE HAD THIS FRIDAY ONLY.
We call special attention to our line Of French
satines which is repets with all the novelties Of the
We extend an invitation to all to make an in
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
A new lot of Holland Shades, with patent rollers,
N New lot porsieres, a. e. ss, actual value, r.
Oriental Tapestry for 81 porte polsisre. a. ese yssa
SO prs Lace Curtains, in white and ecru with taped
pairs Appiidae Curtains. at se.2 sold at SO
pairs Cream , Madras Curtains at $3.50. sold at %.
pairs Plush Drapery, at 33c yard
tapestry Table Covers la yards square, ct Sl.10
s sss;; 6 a'ii's's' 4: 70 &c. yard ;s;a
EXTRA SPECIAL SALE
LAcEs AND EMBRo1DER1Es
We have again enlarged our Lace and Embroidery
department making 1t one Of the largest and most
complete departments in the country to-day we shall
put on sale some bargains which you will readily
knowiedge are truly wonderful, and really see about
SC. Embroideries. Everybody shows Embroideries
al oc yard: we guarantee the offer to-day at
&c yard to be worth fully 1Oc., and many new pat
y loo: Embroideries. 25 new patterns added to-day.
1Ou can't match them for less than zoe.
12lac. EmbroideresL This lot is fine as Nsinsook
fine work, and would be cheap at zoe.
Now comes the wonder Of all wonders
Our wonderful Csc. Flouncings, including Cambria
sold no better goods tor soc yard Remember, your
choice, 25c. yard
Swiss Embroideries in Match Sets, our own d.
rect importation, narrow width Csc. q yard;
bounced, 20 inch. soc. yd.
81, Extra deep skirting. As inch. csc yard We
much.
Don't forget our lovely colored Embroideries in
every naole combination. Besure and see them
they will interest you.
LACEs. LACEs, LACEs
Talking about Oriental Laces at 10 and 121a cents
yard see ours and the argument will be settled We
warrant our laces at 10 and 12ec yard to be worth
iuliy double; wide fine work and new patterns
Our Zoc Lace FlOulcing are worth to-day fully 4Sc;
they are IL inches wide and to see them Is to buy
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-22

PITTsBURG, Feb. 22.-The total loss by this
mornings fire at Pollard's liquor store reached
100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-22

MORE THAN HALF "A MILLION DOLLARS Al
READY coNrRIBUrED-THE COLLEGE Build
tSes 10 BE LOCATED IN wAsnINoroM-wILL
INSTITUTION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-22
MARRIEDp.

BROWN-CHAsE. On February ls 16e6 n mar.
eonage OIL East Capitol street, by Rev, Dr Chester
~ W. BROMN. of Troy, n. " 20 MARION a
CHASE, Ut Washington, ID. c.