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National Republican., 1886-07-05
DEATH BY SUICIDE.
Verdict of the Jury in the Case OF tn

Verdict of the Jury In the Case of the
Man Found on Biroh's Farm.
Charles Moody, a 15 year.old boy, found
the body Of an unknown white man Satur-
doy evening lying half hidden by bushes on
the Virginia shore, opposite the "Three
Sisters." The body was stripped Of coat
and vest. A revolver was In the right
hand Of the dead man and CHASTITY wound
wos found In the right temple Squire
Randolph Birch, the county magistrate and
coroner, and Commonwealth Attorney j.
ID. Clements and o party OF men visited the
spot. The deceased's coat and bat were
found near by the body. Only one cart
ridge OF the revolver was found discharged.
In the pocket OF the coat was a copy Of the
New York SIN Of the 1st instant, and II
fragment Of brown paper, on which the
name "Walter Is. Williams" was written.
An inquest was held but nothing was de-
veloped.
The body was that OF a man 40 years old,
five feet seven or eight inches tall, aud had
been dressed In new suit OF black, with
sack coat. small black uecktie around
the throat was tied IN a bow knot. The
hair was black and slightly incllning to
curl, and there was small bald spot on
the back Of the head. On the feet were o
pair Of red socks and pair OF new laced
shoes.
The coroner yesterday continued the In
quest at Roslyn, but nothing new was
ascertained. The jury returned verdict
Of suicide. The body was not identified,
and by order OF the coroner It was buried
on Bifch's farm. The police of this city
made every effort to lind out who the
suicide was, but failed Mr.. Walter B..
Williams could not throw any light on the
matter. The body appeared to be that OF
an intelligent man, and weighed about lI5
mounds
National Republican., 1886-07-05
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY,
Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.

City Briefly Put.
Tooth filling made painless by the use o
cocaine by s. 4. Mason, dentist. 2l3 Fout.and
a-half street northwest
The best 81 90 French kid infants shoe in tho
city, also n large stock Of ladies' and misses
Al c low shoes. Mrs w. Rich, III Mlrket
space.
Edward Powell and Charlotte Bland have
been arrested by officer Rhodes for perjury.
COL james A, Tnit was confirmed By the
senate lest saturday as Justice Of the peace
for this District
Mr.. Fergus i. Fcrrs's little son, Willie,
was badly bruised about the hands saturday
by the explosion Of fireworks.
Dr. Thomas o. Hills is erecting n fine resi-.
dcnce near the corner OF New York avenue
and Fourteenth street northwest.
4 building permit was issued Saturday to
John I. Nnggaman to build three brick dwell
ines on p street. near Twelfth, to cost slj,OO).
Anolle pros. was entered Saturday in the
police court In the case of Charles Kins,
charged with assaulting Samuel Gassenhei.
mer.
Thomas Evans, colorcd. fell Saturday even.
ing from a moving freight train mt the foot OF
Maryland avenue aud was seriously Injured
about the head and body.
During June there were thirteen fires, and
the loss was s69U65, with an insurance of
si3.SSO. This includes the loss of the dred &c,
which amounted to $4,000.
The commissioners make request Of tho
House District committee to hold a meeting
Tuesday ana consider, for action, Curtdil
District bills passed by the Senate.
Geo Lcivus Is more than happy. His wife
hiss presented him with two bonnciug boys.
George says II is n little more happiness than
he had counted upon, but he is satisfied.
Mr.. Sarah Zimmerman, living at 31i Penn.
sylvanin avenue, wns arrested Saturday for
taking possession OF $50 worth of 60 b1s be.
longing to Ado'ph II. SletwirtI u retire
army officer The goods were recovered.
Police officer Stewart was set upon by a gang
OF culored men saluiday morning ~ Ninth and
EsirtCtS southeast. During his fight with the
rOughs Lizzie Smith. a COlOred girl. hit the
officer on the head with brick, knocking him
SCnsylCSs. All the assalants escaped.
National Republican., 1886-07-05
coAsrING WITHOUT SNOW.
Something New and Novel in the sport
ing Line.

Something New and Novel in the sport
ing Line.
Necessity is the mother Of invention"
and the necessity for amusement has de.
veloped many novel and ingenious devices
for the entertainment OF the people, some
Of which have stood the test OF time, while
others, after brief season. have been dis
carded.
The latest novelty in this direction, roller
coasting, or the gravity railroad-an in
ventiUn Of Mr.. j. A. Cohoon, OF Toledo,
Ohio-promises to hold its own for long
time TO come. II safer and more health
ful recreation than rollerskatlng (now in
ITS dccline), and none OF the objections to
roller skating can be urged against IL. II
is safe, healthful. and the essence OF novelty
itself.
Mr.. J.. Moxley, always on the lookout for
novelties IN the line Of out.of.door sports,
has purchased the patent right to the roller
coaster for the city OF Washington aud the
Potomac river, down to the bay. With
commendable enterprise, and at great ex-
pense, he has erected very handsome
roller coaster in Athletic Park, where all
the old, as well us the young, may enjoy
the novel pastime Of being transported
through space, without man, steam, rope,
or horse power, but by the force OF gravity
alone.
National Republican., 1886-07-05
ents. excellent grade canvas shoes.
Lodge Meetings Tonight.

The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic-Potomac, No. 5, Georgetown; b. Il.
French, No. 10, Masonic Temple: Anacostla,
No. u, Anacostia; Pentalpha, No. %, Masonic
Temple.
l. o. o. .F.-Beacon. No. 15 Old Fellows
Hail; Excelsior No II, Odd Fellows Hall; Har-
mOny, No. o. Eighth street hall, East Washing
ton; Union, No, II, Third street aud Pnnnsyl.
yania avenue; Naomi No. ], d. Of r., Moore's
Hall, Ninth street
Knights of Pythins--Calanthe No II, Penn.
Sylvania avenue and Ninth street; Equal,
No.17, 3lI Eighth street, Harmony, No. 2l, Tnir-
tecn-and.a-hnlf street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
10. of R,-Heber Tent, No. 10 Georgetown.
Knights Of Honor Potomac, No. 1921, X. of
II. Hall, st. Cloud building.
Improved order Of Red Men-Osagc Tribe,
No. 6, 1923 Seventh street.
l. o. M.-potomac, No. 0, Red Mems Hall, G
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets;
Harmony, No. 10, Hilton's Hall, corner Sew
enth and ID streets
National Republican., 1886-07-05
Tie COmrr Isecord.

Circuit Court - Justice Cox. - COnlan vs..
Acker; new trial refused. TnayCr vs.. duncan.
sou; new trial refused DunGansOn VS. I.lckctt;
new trial denied. Shackletto vs.. Olcott; new
trial granted
Equity Court-Justice James. .-Middaugh VS..
Wilson; commissioner To take testimony in re.
butlal. Kaufman VS.. Preston; report OF par
tltion ratified. Rhodes vs. Cahill; reference to
the auditor. Stewartvs Jefferson; time to take
testimony limited TO July %. King vs. Iackey;
appearance OF absent defendant ordered. Hell
len vs. HELEN; sale authorized.
Criminal Court-Justice MacArthur.-Jno.
q Thompson, libel; motion for new trial over
ruled and u fine of 500 imposed.
National Republican., 1886-07-05
WHAT GAS SHOULD COST.

The Committee Think 81 Per 1000
Cubic Feet IA Fair Price.
The District committee Of the Senate at its
session last Saturday continued the consld-
Grafton Of the subcommittee's report on
the price Of gas in this District, which was
that the price Of gas be fixed at 81 per 1000
cubic feet or the works be purchased by
the government The report was quite
lengthy, and In addition some OF the testl-
moDy was examined. No conclusion was
reached, but from a canvass OF the commit
tee 1t is evident that a majority of them are
favorable to the adoption OF the report.
One or two Of the members think that the
price should be 10 cents instead Of 81, but
In this majority OF the committee will
lot unite with them.
National Republican., 1886-07-05
Great Reduction to San Francisco by
the PENNSYLVANIA II. II.

For the twentieth annual encampment, q,
A. r., TO be held In San Francisco In August
next, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company an.
nounce that round trip tickets will be sold by
that line at rate of s75 These tickets will he
placed ON sale IN few days, and will permit
holder tO,usc one line going, returning by an.
other. Stop.over privileges viii be allowed
on these tickets at prominent points going or
returning. Sleeping car accOmmo lHtiOn Sc
cured through TO destination. For Information
regarding these low rate excursions, apply At
the Office of agent Pennsylvania railroid, at
Sixth street station.
National Republican., 1886-07-05
The Star shoe House.

72G Seventh street, between and II, desires TO
call your special attention TO tn: following ex-
cell, mt lines OF ScrvicCable shoes aud slippers:
81 cents, ladies' kid point slippers.
co cents, ladies find kid opera toe slippers.
ThcCnts ladies' hand.sewed oxford ties.
81 co. ladies' fine kid button shoes.
81 30, ladies' common sense kid shoes
90 cents, misses real kid opera slippers
Go cents, misses low-buiton OXfOrds and
Newport ties.
" cents misses pebble.goat. spring heel
shoes
80 cents, childrcn's low ties and button.
80 cents, Children's kid spring heels.
81 co. youths fine button and lace shoes.
Sl.25 boys real calf dress Shoes
Sl.25, mems strap ties all solid leather.
SI.75 mems calf, Oxiords and low button.
sl.5O, mems dress shoes, button, lace or Con-.
gross.
20 cents, excellent grade canvas shoes.
National Republican., 1886-07-05
MnI,a a Nnte of ThIa.

In hot weather the coolest hDtel In N1w
York City is the Gedney House, BroliwIy
and Forieth street, opposite METROPOLITAN
Opera House and Casino, near Grand Central
depot, convenient to West Shore depot, Gle.
vated railroad stations, principal horse car
lines and places Of amusement. Hotel now
aud elegantly furnished, Elevators, tele'
proycments. 100 rooms from Sl.00 day up
wards. Restaurant of unsurpassed excellence,
Moderate charges. The most desirable hotel
In the metropolis for business men or families.
Dan Maeauley aud Walter B. Bowers, proprle.
NAW
National Republican., 1886-07-05
nI1nsrMMrR REDUCTIONS.
sEAToN PERRY,
tu,,ooossor ~ perry a protberl.

(SucccSsOr TO Perry " Br0tnerl, -
FINEST QUALITY PBlNTED BATlSTES RE-
DUCED FROM i5c. TO l219c. ....
PRINTED CHALLIS DE LANES INCHOlCE
DESIGNS AT 5Oc.; FORMER rRlCE. va.
FINEST QUALITY FRENCH SAIEENS
MADE 10 Ny ENpRESS ORDER BY
GROS, ROMAN, MAROZEAu y CO., IN
EXCLUSIVE STYLES, AT 35c, PER YARD:
REMNANTS OF THE BEST FRENGH
SATEENS, MEASURING FROM Two TO
NINE YARDS IN LENGTH, AT 25c. A
"spfCIhL fSH INDUCEMENTS" IN CHINA,
LOUisINE AND SUMMER SILKS. ,,,
"GREATLN REDUCED PRICES ON EN-
BROiDEREp INDIA PONGEE AND BA'
"cISsfNE IiSEh GoPEijrs" PPERiijcrs" on SPRING WRAPS
pARIs NNg PAEAS2fISS.A AtE6ANS2BfISS.Ar1oN su1rINGs AT
INA MaNMiARKfD DOWN PRICES
"EXTIA GOOD VALUES" IN BLACK AND
COIORED GROS GRAINS SURAHS,
FAIiIE FRANCAISE AND RHADAME5
FROM 7bc. no $50 PER YARD.
NOVEITIES IN HOSIERY, HANDkER'
CHIEFS AND KID GLOVES. ,,
NEW SILK CHuDDA AND CASHMERE y
SIiAWLS IN GREAT VARIETY AND AT
"S00vfTIIEs" 0N5'" y il SCOTCH ZEPHYRs,
Printed rURE LINEN LAWNS. AND IN.
IMT'6SRifb JERSEYS, ALL SIZES, FROM
as-PLAiN PI FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9TH ST.
ESTABLISUED 1910.
National Republican., 1886-07-05
Annenling from the Awnrd.

The number of property. y.owners dissatisfied
with the award of the library site jury con-
tlnues to increase, and the following appeals
have been filed with the clerk of the court
in addition TO those heretofore published
W. II. Hoeke, No. III East Capitol street; Jere-
miah C. Lott, part of lot No 20 In square 720
Barbara Iehmany, No. ll0 East Capitol street
Elizabeth Hoeke, No. ll3 East Capitol street.
j, a. Waltrrson. certain property Agnes Me-
laulin. No. 1896 Pennsylvania avenue; George
W. Gist lot No, in square 729; and w. Il. Ed
monitor, part Of lot 20 In sqnare 7lD.
National Republican., 1886-07-05
THE Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Col

THE Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
pGny announces great reduction In rates over
its line for the holidays. Round trip tickets
until the 9th instant between all stations. at
cents per mile. Round trip tickets to Balti-
more under this reduction are SLIGO. Tho train
mends itself to all travelling for business or
pleasure. sixteen trains between the two
cities. The stations Of this popular route are
centrally located. The only line using the
block signal system In movement of trains.
For information inquire at ticket offices of
Company or consult the advertisement.
National Republican., 1886-07-05
Arrangements of Sleeping and Parlor
Cars on the Valley Division OF the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

OF tie Baltimore and OHIO railroad com
menclng Monday, July 8, trains leaving
Washington ut 1910 p. m. will have sleeping
car from this city to Lynchburg daily, except
Saturday; on Saturday evenings the car will
run through to Natural Bridge, and returning
will leave Natural Bridge on sunday night for
Washington. Train leaving Washington Mt
$40 u. IN. daily, except Sunday, will have n
pHrlor car running every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday to Staunton: returning this car will
leave staunton every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday during the summer season.
National Republican., 1886-07-05
nIndnstrlnl Adyncntn. b

We have received No. OF this neat little
cight-page monthly, published here, and de-
voted to the interests Of industrial education
Much good has already been dono among our
children by the Kindergarten and by instruc-
tiOn in home work. this ldpocutG VIC trust
able and kind to advance tho beneficial and
I'M Ortnnt purpose,
National Republican., 1886-07-05
A rest "stoyenInem Cnsa.

The District is making test of the case Of
Christian Maisack, charged with selling liquor
without license, Maisack had q wholes lie
license and sold beer by the stoyepipe," per-
milting II 10 be drank on his premises. The
District revoked his license, and he continued
to sell. IL Is claimed that the license was good
until the time for which II WAS paid for had
expired. The hearing was commenced in the
criminal court last Saturday, but not con-
nlnnnd
National Republican., 1886-07-05
The City Postomce.

Tho several branches Of the city posiO1ce
and branch station, will DO kept open for the
Transaction of business for the public today.
me Gellvefy by carriers WIN be made at 5
that hour The collections for tho afternoon
will be the same as are usually made on Suu'
day, The carrier window Will be open from
not be- closed,
National Republican., 1886-07-05
Robberies Reported,

Thieves broke into Mrs. +. BIxbaum's house,
G27 D street, Friday night, and stole $40 worth
of provisions and an umbrella.
Henry Elis's bicycle, worth $50 was stolen
from him Thursday evening.
a pair Of carriage reinS. worth 81 was stolen
from Gen. George W. BallOchs stable Saturday
afternoon.
Maggie Lannahan, corner Fourth and II
streets, reports that during Friday night her
house was entered by the rear, and a navy
blue suit, black velvet suit navy blue
cloak. Il black silk dress, and lot of UNDER
clothing, all valued at 600, were stolen.
National Republican., 1886-07-05
DEATH OF HORACE A. WHITNEY
An Able and Popular Man Called
Away.

an hDlt oph"i
Away.
Horace A. Whitney, cashier Of the United
States treasury, died suddenly Of apoplexy
at his residence, 1929 Eleventh street, on
Saturday morning, at 10 o'clock. Although
he had been in poor health for some time,
1t had not interfered with his official duties.
He was at the department as usual on Fri
day. and retired In good health In the even
ing. Mr.. Whitney served during the war
in New York regiment, and was subse.
Quently detailed for duty In the bureau Of
colored troops, under Col. @. w. Fosher.
He was in 1867 transferred TO the Treasury
Department, in the treasurer's office, aud
has been there ever since, working his way
up from $1,000 clerkship. Mr.. Whitney
wGs promoted to the office OF cashier little
over year ago. lie was past master of the
Grand Lodge +: A. A. NJ. OF this jurisdic-
tion, and had filled other high stations In
the order. The funeral will take place to.
morrow afternoon from his late residence.
National Republican., 1886-07-05
Master builders, Association.

At meeting OF the Master Builders Assocl =
tion held last saturday evening the following
officers were elected; D, ]. McCarty, president;
s. NJ plumblcy seTgennt-at-arms. Col. Flem-
ing, the outgoing president, positively dealinrd
denomination, TWAS stated a. the meeting
that with the exception Of the plumber. ull
the trades were now working.
National Republican., 1886-07-05
ring ont ,he Jov neIIs.

The chimes will be played to-day from 10 to
l O'Clock by Prof, widows, who has prepared
selection OF national, operatic, and other
popular pieces ofmuslc Commencing with the
Joy Bells" and firing national salute on the
bells, the programme will include Union
medley Of northern and southern popular
melodies, concluding with yankee Doodle"
And "lIOme, Sweet HOme.h
National Republican., 1886-07-05
Big Diamonds at Small Prices.

One pair earrings, carats sll5; one pair
earrings, "a carats, sli5; one pair earrings,
3 3l6 Carats, 1865; one pair earrings. 81 carats.
SiSj: one solitaire ring, carats, s2:l5; Que soli
tare ring, "a carats, $500. These goods an /
many others cannot be duplicated ut one-third
moro. Il. HARRIs q Co, i3l SeHenth street.
National Republican., 1886-07-05
Barrains In Plano. and Orenns,

Ar, +. &. Smith, ll03 nnsylvanin avenue,
offers big discount on all stock, both new aud
secondhand Every instrument to ba sold vt
iome price before removal, Pianos rs low rs
S25; Olgans ol5 and upwards; pianos rented
a Icr month; organs rented g. par month.
National Republican., 1886-07-05
Fined for Libel,

In the criminal court last Saturday tho mo .
tion fer Il new trial and in arrest of Judgment
in the case Of John Q. Thompson, Of the sun.
day ChroHiDic convicted of publishing libel
on Mrs. Henrietta @, IngeTsoll was Overruled,
and n line Of SlU0 imposed. An appeal was
taken to the higher court.
National Republican., 1886-07-05

THE mothers that dirdys disdgrce aoout the
beauty of their respective babies, WwIy' dgfce
on the fact that for the Group aud colds OF
their babies nothing can equal that delighttll
and pleasant remedy, DR.. Bulls Cough syrup.
National Republican., 1886-07-05

ALL persons indebted to the late X. II. Tly.
lor will confer favor by calling at the office,
9S3 Pennsylvania avenue, where they will find
their iteniiZed accounts ready, and earnestly
request an early settlement or same. Wm. II.
MCknew administrator
National Republican., 1886-07-05

L. n. GROUSE having leased the Na'ilnal
Skating RINK will optn the same tn sSa.tng
every Monday and Friday night, during ths
summer. Building can he rented for bllls
other nights by applying 10 him at G41 street
northwest
National Republican., 1886-07-05

Miss ROSE CLEyELANDs new novel "The
] oug Run" Just issued. aud for sale nc Nor
Iison's Book Store, i7j Pennsylvania avenue.
Price, 81,
National Republican., 1886-07-05
Y LoYDis 25-CENT WASHINGTON EX
PRESS,

Baggage delivered to all parts Of the city
railroads, steamboats,, &c. Furniture, sewing
machines, type-wTiters, &C., carefully removed
Trunks taken To any part Of the house without
extra charge. Persons returning 10 the city
can leave their cheeks at either office.
TELEPHONE No, 1913.
ONCE 1908 II st. N. w. Branch Offices 9th
and sts. N. W., basement Howard House
n. w; 626 o st. N. W.; Frank Ptzer q CO.,
druggist, cor. East Capitol and 9Th sts. :. E.
JOHN O. HAM LEY,
Proprietor,
National Republican., 1886-07-05
Secret Sessions

When the Senate Of the United States go
into the committee of the whole aud hold their
secret sessions they do their work 80 that 1t Is
rarely ever found out how It was done and
how long It took to doit. With us 1t is differ
ent Our daily sessions are open to all. We
do terrible lot of work, and do not keep It a
secret. We are only too anxious for the public
to know how marvelously low we arc supply
ing the trade with fresh, seasonable goods.
National Republican., 1886-07-05
Now Comes Some Simon-9ure
SpeCiaIties.

|. New Crinkles from the piece, ne.
fanpV
l2Lc.
Kerr's 0.cord Spool Thread, all numbers,
black only, 25c per dozen,
Ladies' Fine Lisle Thread Hose, l0c, In black
ard colors.
Dress Reeds, per set, &c.
Children's Vests, all 90, at SC.
Sholve OIL Cloth, per yard, SC.
Turkish Towels, &c.
UnbeOchcd Table Linon, per yard. l5c.
Colored Linon Napkins per dozen, Soc.
National Republican., 1886-07-05
CLOSED ALI DAY MONDAY,

CLOSED ALI DAY MONDAY,
July S.
During July and August
we will close at S o'clock p.
m. each evening except Sat-
urdays, and on that day at
1 o'clock p. m.
We shall be under obliga-
ton to our customers who
will keep this in mind and
make their purchases accord
ingly.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
National Republican., 1886-07-05
TheBOn Marche
91e-e1e SEVENTH STREET.
SEVENTH

AS usual a large number are leaving the city
for a trip to enjoy the Fourth in the country.
Necessarily, the ladies require a cheap Hat,
something nice. but
National Republican., 1886-07-05
NInrrinVe Linpnaos,

Tho following marriage licenses have been
issued James J, TalDert aud Maggie T., Brown,
both Of fTennallytnwn, II O.; JnO f. Lewiian
Mary Crawford, Jos l., johnson and Mary A,
DrGnC, Jas j, Davis ana ROleila Thompson.
National Republican., 1886-07-05

INsrrAp NJ going rolhe do 'tot, take Rel star
Cough CuIe, II never huih.
National Republican., 1886-07-05
Trimmed Hats.

Ladies' Trimmed Hats and Bonnets for
country, seaside, or mountain wear. Our re.
duction in this department commenced las.
week, was very successful, aud in order 10
close out the balance we have made another
reduction. Here you can now got beautiful
Hats and Bonnets from the little trimmed
y. chit at 75c to the finest Hat heretofore sold
at $50 and $3.50 for $40.
National Republican., 1886-07-05
THIS IS
THE SECOND WEEK

ofour Cut-Rate Sales, and we have made
still deeper cut into our prices. Bargain
hunters, this is your field for game.
ss.inch Batste, 100 patterns, DO; Garner's best
quality.
Cocheco Fancy Lawns, 2hc.
Black aud brown ground, with white figure,
&c.
Pacific Fancy Lawns yard wide, 43Ic.
organdies, in buf, blue, black, pink, and
lilac, SIC.
Frult-of.thc.Ioom Bleached Cotton, 6%c.
Cream Nuns Yelling, 10c.
Double-widIh Cream Beretta Cloth, l4c.
India Linon, SO.
Chnlles, to close, 10c.
Simpsons Plain Black Prints. 4c.
Plain orstriped seersucker, 71Sc,
A--llot "a Twill Satne 614c.
B-l lot q Irving satlne, TIC.
C-l lot "a Merrimac Satino, l0c.
These are the finest American goods, In plain
or figure.
lot of Crinklcs, Sc,
These 1G items are all Short Lengths, but
have been cut 20 per cent. over last weeks
prices.
National Republican., 1886-07-05

Our Black Silk stock is
made up Of the products Of
the most celebrated and reli-
able manufacturers, and we
are now offering excellent
values, secured expressly for
our fine trade.
Black All-silk French surahs splendid
and Sl.25 per yard,
Black All.slllS Rhadames, 75 s7J5 0Oc, 81,
Sl.12, Sl,25, $50, el,75 and 81 per yard.
Black All.silk Merveilleux, 81, sl.l21S, sl.25,
sL3719 and sl.50 per yard.
Black All.silk Satin Duchesse, 81 l1215, sL2j,
slS5 sl5O, sl.75 and 81 per yard.
Black All-sik Satin Brocadcs, elegant new
patterns, Zoe, 81, Sl25 and 80 per yard.
Black All.silk Pekin and Faille Stripes, 0Oc.
Il, N.l21a, sl.21 and sl.5O per yard.
Black All.sllk Faille Franchise, 81 %, $3.50,
SLID and 81 per yard.
Black Jersey Silks, 81, si25 and sl5O per
yard.
"Gulners" Black French Gros Grain Silks,
ST. sl26, sl.bO, sl62l5, sl.7O and sl.vO per yard.
We are HEADQUARTERS" for the Regatta
Brand American Gros Grain Silks warranted
pure dye and of superior domestic finish.
sl, sl'25, sl.bO, sL75 and S2 per yard.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
National Republican., 1886-07-05

GDINCINNATI BEER"-wE WANT YOU
] to keep this beer. we like Il better than
any other. We must have Il. jy2.Gt