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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
FX-HEAD CHIEF LIE FLORE.

PARIS, Texas, Oct. 81 Special. News was
received here lay death Of exHsad Cnie, La
Fore OF Choctaw Nation at the aye OF
occurred suddenly yesterday. He was Of the
most Intelligent Indians in the United States. well
informed all affairs OF day, served Governor or tho
Choctaw Nation for eight years and 1870 has held
the office OF state auditor Many years he married
HIss Gooding, qusrter-blood, VINO Survives MIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
A GOLDEN WPDDTUa

MI and Mrs Thomas r. Devoe celebrated the nttet
,ersary asf evening Al their nam. 40 1n1
West Thu eent ST The large parors in which the spa.,.
gathered greet tie venerable ana happy couple we're
fully dec0rated Many members OF Mr. and Ars De Voc
family besides number
and fTenas Nr De Voc nH0 abOu years od re
tired from active business some time ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
cOLLEeg SOCIETY MEN AT OWNER

The Phi Delta Theta Association at its convention
yesterday elected Carroll P. Bassett PRESIDENT j. f.
Brown secretary T. P. Gilbert, treasurer. and T. H.
L. Randolph historian A dinner given in the
evening AT the Grand Central Hotel which thirty
States were represented. The Rev DR.. J. NJ Worrall
presided The convention viii finish Its business aud
adjourn TODAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
DOGS ~ MILIIA ~ SERVICE

During the recent German manBuvres the novel expert
ment OF employing logs the transnisson OF
the line outposts tried with success The
animals assembling weli-kno~n species OF shepherd
dogs when field dd dutyls ih the held
wAtoh and tbs and proved 10 DO of efficiency
glyils Lencolurtn 10 ex
Lenaed-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
BAR
inches
HOURS: Nornmp


1kmusE OFFIcg. Ocu 22-l a m.-Ine cool wave
spread eastward along n Lakes and OHIO Valley res
terday reaching the Atlantic coast at night In the
Mississippi Valley and westward warm reaction set In.
In town the day nne although light shower fell
the morning The barometer late IN the day.
Unal evening the temperature kept up wel and shen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
DR. IUEIIrs NICHE

PETERSBURG, Va. Oct. 81 (Speciag - DR..
Junius Niche, OF the known physicians 10 the
State, died to-day, after painful illness he
served hroughOut the the Confederate army as
surgeon OF RODinsOn's Virginia brigade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
TO DISCUSS THE PAYNE ELECTION.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Oct. 81 (SDeciah.-A politi-
ca Joint debate between Congressmen Jonn Little Of
Asnia' aud James Campbell. OF Hamilton promises
70 De the feature In Oais The discusaon
w DC conhned 70 tie Payne Senatorial election Tho
hrs meeting Will take place Xsna Tuesday Both
men are eandidAtes IN Inc new va. DlstrieL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
wokKiNGNES AGAINST GEORGE.

The CarrIagemakers' Benevolent and Protective
Union. at No 'oS kighth-ave., iast night resoived
that DO not indorse the canvas OF Henry George
but emphasize our belief In protective tariff and the
rgbts OF property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22

East Twenty third-st., resolved that we deny the
claim of Henry George the candidate of this union
he Is in favor OF free trade and communism and we
are now were In 1882 and 1854, the hrm allies
of the Democratic party grateful return Tor the
legislation secured by il In the interests OF the aoorng
people"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
MOLONEY DENIES IT ALL

MONTREAL, Civilian II. Moloney, ex Reading
Clerk Of the New-YOrk Board Of Aldermen stated
most emphatiesiy the Associated Press cor
respondent tonight that Alderman sayles
not IN Montreal (3OlOney confessed
ha lie received bride with the Broad
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22

foil trsngsd between 500 sud $50 the sversgs 591s,
being lao higher spondinx DAP lass
year and Hso lower than on Wrfnssiay
In and near city. to-day, VIII proo.5tY bs
fair slightly cooler weather
Al present fair mder weather s in1icated for Sat
ufday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
SEwJERsEY ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

PHILLIPsBURG, n. j., Oct 2l.-Dr. o. II.
sproul has been Nominated by the Republicans OF
Hunerdon County .1r the Assembly tho District;
william A. Larne nominated iu the I'D.
CAPE MAY. Oct. 2l.-Tne Democrats OF Cape May
have re1ominated AssembyTsn Alvin p Hlldreth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22

Ponds Extract all kinds Of bleeding pains infamma
and henorrhages Refuse anything but the genuine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
HARRIED.

sarco Peptones wonderfully strengthening sickness
debility Best food for persons suffering from indigestion.
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Post OMcc Nonce.

(shoold be All interested - chansos may 90
tlnel
Letters or orelgn uee not specially addressed
lisston particular stca ner except sAoa - 10
dOcumentS.
letters specially addressed being seat " to Lstss Voc
sells AvsiIaOta
PaOAPTLY all cAsesl AZ tAss ohco As follows;
EhIDAY-At - t3r Newfoundland per stel trou
HALIFAX.
sATUKDAY-AtI0Ah H. for ceaurA AnsrlsA aai south
ports steamship Acapulco Aspnwa1
tells ioI MeAeO aod OuaicnaA must 20 directed per
Acapulco D. al 1880 France direeL steam
ship la NOrmal,Iie. via h@NIe al 1870 a IA
Europe. steamship inOtia. VIA <aseas.
per UmDra - at IL IN Tor inc NetnerlAnds Slre.S
per steamship ". A. schoIen. VA ho''erasm uss1sn
Belgium direct per -'eznsnip " so<<aHA VA Anssor
(letIers must drv-ei pof ".esi-hu :. - = a.
III a, = M lor Europe. per steamship baltie Wa queens
Town Al IL IA or drveL por stoAnsnlp CrcAs
nr = steamship
mus 10 dlrcCLed per ihlngvsA~' y al y Tor
s,rnl al D Domingo Caps hayu aai
Turks steamship OzAlDA
sUNDAY-At y. Tor Blaenells per steamship Lucy p.
nom New -Oricans
kalis Jap4a psr asap Ctr Of Pekins
,uom saH rrAaciseoI close asrs ocssosr .43 - ..
Mails tslsiis. saIp Cty OF PApeiu
(iru,a FrtaclsCol close aero october 40 ~ a.
Mails iOr AIsIrsll. NeS-leAL&nd. sandwich fui sai
Samoan siAns per 'te.as.p Asrposa tiroa sAa frAl-
clsc0h -Ioso aoro ,0seiDet - a. a ot "a ArrtvAi
New D. steamship Sstls VITA Britisl mails
Australia AsIsf)r CaDA r.il - Tampa ia. snd
thence 10y stealsr iron Aey Well siA- c4oss tA1s
Onoc ualy tl.Sv n
The schedule closing Pacific mails Arranged
unntorrupted urand Tsnss ~
san Mails fiAk AZ
Franolsoo the y u SAILING sssnors aro dsp>'snsA
~ HENRY a. PEARSON. P0ssnzsses
Post onlcc. New-forx- n. l.. October 10. isSo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
DIED .

All notices Of marriages must be ior5sI 9th f name
and q dresa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-22
5ueclal Notices.
4" Electric Service.


Electric service"
An exact and Uniform temperature guaranteed Rooms kcps
deslrot thereby fuel dlsccnfor
iheat OF woodwork. furniture. picturs
Applies equally well AL forms OF heating and ven1nS
the thermometer automatically governing t1s
Invaluable IN Residences. Churches Hospitals
Schools &C. illustrated explanatory cstA
cation National Electric Co, 6so Broadway. " T.
For sale Llewelyn Park orange " -Four new houses
location neghDOrOOd perfect and Restricted against
nuisances. EDW. 4. HAMILION q co. 30 broadway
Hanl<n-on steam Carpet Cleaning Works 10 Las
27th-st Established 1861 Carpets taken cleaned
Orders mail Or otherwise promptly attended "a.
New Jersey Real Estate a specially.
Properties all the Oranges FOR sale aud Kent
EDWARD 2. HAMILTON q CO, 80 Broadway, y. Y
RandeI Baremore & Biilipss
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF
/: DIAMO NDS,
: MANUFACTURERS OF DIAMOND JEWELRY,
50 st Maiden Lane. NeNfOr
/: l 81. Andrcwsst. Holborn Circus London
STEAM cARPEr-cLEASINd woRk4
Send tor circular so .urave
The Daily Voice.
PROHIBITION DAILY PAPER Prce, 2 cents.
10 ~ Dey St
The latest aud Host Delicate PERU NE POwDERn
CAsWEIL MASSEY cos ORCHID.
J. IL Broadway. 67s Fifth Avenue. and Newport X
Nonce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-26
DRY GOODS
PR1EsrLEY,s BLACK Goopa

i R1EsrLEY,s BLACK Goops
sEAToN PERRY.
INvfTfs AZ fNsPHcTi6S OF HIS NEW AND
COMPLETE STOCK OF "PRIESTLEY'S
ENGLISH BLACK DRESS FABRICS.
CGMPRIISING
IMPERIAL SERGES
MEi.ROSE CLOTHS
PRINCETTA CLOTHS.
NUNS NEILINGS,
CONVENT CLOTHS
LUPINs FRENCH MOURNING GOODS.
VIZ
DRAP DALMAS
CARMELITES
ETAMINES
TAMISE CLOTHS,
CASHMERES, !
CHUDDAS,
cogRTAuLps ENGLISH GRAPES ANp VETS
GENUINE BLACK CANTON CREPES AND
CREPE DE CHINE
BLACK TWISTED SILK.
HERNANIES FROM Sl.OO TO $500 PER YD.
NEW BLACK LoUIsINEs AND sURAH SILKS
BLACK FAILLE FRANCHISE sICILIENNES,
GKQS-IRAINS, ARMURES AND JERSEY
SILKS FROM THE BEST FRENCH MAKERS
VIA AND I,a At LOWEST PRICESs
NEW MOURNING HANpKERCHIEFs AND
HOSIERY.
LADIES BLACK SILK JERSEY GLOVES FROM
soc TO $l.75.
TREFOCSSE AND PERINOTS BLACK KID
GLOVES
81 PLAIN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING,
Penn. Avenue, Corner 9Th street.
Established 1S4O my22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-26

THE CoNDEMNED ITALIAN PREPARING FOR
HIS EXECUTION.
The appearance of the condemned prisoner,
Antonio Nardello, who is to be hanged at the
Jail Friday has been somewhat altered of
late. Monday he had his hair cut rather short
He had worn his hair rather long, and as it was
inclined to curl, since his conviction he had
curled 1t into small riDglets, giving himself
rather q singular appearance. When the bar
Der cut these curied locks off they were saved
and some We're placed in Nardellos cell to be
sent To relatives In Italy and others were given
70 some OF the people about the Jail. Nardeiio
Is naturally light-hearted and were he able to
speak English huently he would be most of the
time in conversation. Since he learned last
week that there was no hope of a further re-
spite he has become quite serious and sits some
times apparently In deep thought. He, how
ever, has a good appetite and sleeps well and
attends 10 his religious duties, following the d.
reetlons and receiving the ministrations OF Rev
Father Ryan, OF the Church OF The Immaculate
conception. Recently he has suffered some
from large boil on his stomach. He states to
the death watch set over him that he is ready
70 meet his God and die like man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-26
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY
CORNER 7TH AND STREETS
The Cheapest Clothing House ia the City. Give ~
call and be convinced my14
Another SrR1KE.r,

ANorHER SrR1KEm
We have struck the LOWEST PRICES for SHOES
as last Nice, Soft, Easy and Good Wearing Shoes at
q mere nominal price. A special lot of Hand-sewed
shoes are now offered 1t reduced rates Call and ex.
those handy satchels and VASES Trunks etc. stun on
hand. which cheap as dirt Everything in the
Gerti Furnishing Line as low as can be bought at
1914 and 1915 Penna. ave-,
my20 J. w. AELBT.
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ExrR. soUvExIRs tomorrow. Palais Royal.

JUST RECEIVED big lot OF genuine Isle
thread shirts, all sizes. price 4Sc-, value 7oc.
Francs, corner 9Th and ID. The only strictly
one price hat and gents furnishing store in the
CITY
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CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.

GREATESTDISCOvERY OFTHEAGE-WORsT
~ cases Of DRopsY cured in thirty days great relief
Full examinations free OF charge Reference to cures
made In washington city; Mrs. MACK. corner and
eth SIS. &W.: +. JARVIS, 212 18th st s.w.; Judge
SUNDERLAND Arlington Hotel
mj2bet d. ]. w. GREEN AS poun'a ave.
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LOCAL MENTION.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGTON, ID. C.. May 26, 1856, 9 am.
For Delaware, Maryland. and Virginia,
Blighty warmer, generally fair weather, vari-
able winds.
For Thursday, light local rains and slightly
warmer weather, are indicated for New York,
Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and slightly
warmer fair weather for Maryland. Delaware,
states.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
amusemeuts Tonight.

Amusemenis Tonight.
ALBAUGH S.-"BoccacciO."
ALL SOULS CHURCH.-Miss Story's readings.
PANORAMA BUILDING.-SecondB Battle Of Bull
Run.
HERZoG'S-"Way Down South"
DIME MUsEUM.-Drama and variety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-26

WINES, WINES. WISEsl-California Wines
Riesling. Gutedei, Hook Burgundy. Zinfandel
Angelica, Muscatel, &c. Also my own cele
brated Virginia Port and Ciaret Wines, at Chr
Xander's M 9D9 18th n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-26

STRAW MATTINGs. Refrigerators and Window
Screens in every variety. Moses & Son, 18th
and streets.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

MY FRIEND. Do Y3y WANT TO SAVE
Cassards best Sugar Cured shoulder, &c; Cassards
best Sugar Cured Hams l2c Cassa.ds best Salt Cured
shoulder &C.; Green Coffee, lOc l21pc. and loo h.
Plantation java best, 25c ID Roller Family Flour
per Dbl Sd 3d. Roller Family Flour, Il bbl. 81 . D;
Roller Family Flour, Is bbl CSC: Nova Scotia Her.
ring doz for 2oc good Roasted Rio Coffee. from 15c
up: Chow-Chow and Celery Sauce, loo. pint bottle:
Moxes Nerve Food, (best OF alp it. cheap: Canned
Pumpkin, 1Oc. per Glib. Goods from So up de-
livered free to depot boat and guaranteed as
represented. Send US postal.
INDIA TEA CO. 445 18th ST. s. W.,
ap29 9th st cars pass the door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-26

Philo B. Thompson, of Missouri, was yester-
day admitted to the bar of the District on mo
ton OF Mr.. Campbell Darlington, and the appli-
cation of F.. ID. Smith was referred to the
examining committee.
The St Aloysius Literary society have elected
the following officers: Wallace Morris, vice
president; Jas. t: A. Burns, secretary; Jeremiah
secretary; Frank Fennell, censor; Jno. Z. Sulli-
van, emanuensis.
Smell this morning for using indecent language
towards q lady.
The annual musicale by the pupils of Prof.
Kaspar's violin school, which takes place at
Congregational church June LIST, promises to
De doubly interesting this year by being in con-
junction with Mime. haspar's pupils.
The grand jury yesterday afternoon found
mot true bills in the cases OF James Warden,
charged with outrage, and George Williams,
charged with larceny from the person, and their
discharge was ordered.
James Price, colored. convicted OF an assault
morning sentenced to three years in the Albany
penitentiary.
alley, occupied by Henry smith, caused $50
damage.
Rev? Henry Ward Beecher delivered his
last evening before a rather small audience.
See advertisement of strawberry festival at
The SOLDIERS Home Minstrel and Variety
company gave a very pleasing entertainment
at their hall last evening To a crowded house.
This means of amusement is devised to induce
the soldiers TO remain at the home evenings.
Mrs. James p. Kimball, the wife of the di-
Hampshire avenue, yesterday afternoon after a
long illness.
The Rev. F. d. Power will deliver an address
before the Social Purity Alliance and Woman's
Christian Temperance Union at Congregational
church (vestry) on Thursday at IL a. m.
Successful Candidates for Teacherships.
THE RESULTS OF THE RECENT EXAMINATIONS
ANNOUNCED AT THE SCHOOL BOARD MEET
ING.
AT the meeting OF the school board last even
Ing third-class certificate was granted to
Harry II. Peters, a teacher of the sixth division
who has served three years under a second
class certificate. The resignation Of Miss Ella
Lewis, q teacher Of the colored schools, was
accepted to take effect June so, 1885, Miss
Lewis was married in November last to Rev.
Mr.. Robinson. Permission was given to use the
old building, corner OF Goth and X streets, for
sunday school purposes Sunday. 1t was
ordered also that the schools be closed next
Monday, Decoration day. The papers from the
recent examinations for teachers certificates
were opened by the board, and the results an
nounced. 1t was decided first to require a per-
centage of So for a f1rst-class 90 tor a second
class, and 20 for a third-class certificate. OF the
nfiy-seven candidates examined only twelve
passed or were awarded certificates. The sue
cessfui candidates were: First class, Mary NJ.
Maher, Emma Lydia Hopkins, Louis McLevin,
Edith Morris Zane, III. Offiey, Clara G. Brewer,
Henry d. Malone, and Rachel NJ. Syphax; Sec
ond class, Mary Banks Stevens and Stephen NJ
Ryder; third class, Annie +. LOOMS and Fran
els II. Stevens.
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News Tor CoArs

News Tor CoArs
MADE FROM DIAGONAL, vENETIANs, SCOTCH
TWEEDS AND MELONS. Ss. sl2. SIS. e2O>
SILK LINED AND SILK FACED
$500 10 S2S,O0
MEMS MIXED CASHMERE sUIrs
$40. SIS, SIS
MEMS PLAID SUITS IN z-BUTToN GETAWAY
AND SACK. SO, els. $40 AND e2S.
Large Line of DIAGoNALs and OoRKsCREws IN
A-Button Cutaways and Prince Albert
from $50 TO &26
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CASHMERE PANrA.
LOOMS. FROM % 10 -
EXTENSIVE LINE OF CHILDREN's CLOTHING
nom TO II years SHORT PANTS surTs
NOAH WALKER CO,
ap23 o0e Rsansy1vaaaA swsnnA
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SURPRISES and souvenirs tomorrow. Palais
Royal.
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To THE WoRkrScMEs.

AO w OnhlNSMEN
IN TIMES LIKE THESE, WHEY MONEY Is
TIED UP CONSEQUENT UPON THE WHEELS
OF INDUSTRY BEING TEMPORARILY CLOG
GED. IT BEHOOvES EVERY wORKINGMAN
SIBLE. ESPECIALLY WHEN BUYING CLOTHES
FOR HIMSELF OR HIS LITTLE ONES WE
HAVE LONG CATERED FOR THE WORKING
MANS TRADE BY KEEPING IN STOCK WHAT
WE KNEW BY EXPERIENCE He WOULD FROM
TIME TO TIME REQUIRE, WHETHER FOR La
Dor, BUSINESS OR DRESS PURPOSES, FROM
A 75c. OVERALL CWITH OR WITHOUT APRoNs)
TO $50 SUIT. WE SELL STRONG, DURA-
BILE PAIR OF PANTS FOR 81 WE HAvE THEM
IN EVERY GRADE. UP TO 50. wESELL SER
VICEABLE SUIT FOR 81. WEKEEP THEM IN
ALL THE INTERMEDIATE GRADES, Up. TO
THE FINEST KNOWN. WE SELL CHILDRENs
$3.50 TO SIS ONE OF THE PLEASANTEsT
FEATURES OF OUR BUSINESS Is THE SUB
STANTLAL PATRONAGE WE HAVE EVER RE-
CEIvED FROM THOSE WHO EARN THEIR
MONEY BY HARD AND HONEST TOLL
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
NV. CORNER OF 7TH AND D STA
GALL BLUE sIGNsl
my19 I'M GRADY. MANAexA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-26

STAINED Glass substitute. All 18th st. n. W.
LATRoBEs, ranges and furnaces, at Shedds.
PALAIs ROYAL opening souvenirs tomorrow.
ASTRONOMICAL Telescopes Hempler's, Pa
ave., cor. 412 St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-26

'lHE ItIDGwAY
DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR
MOST IMPROVED AND tCIENTIFrO
REFRIGERATOR KNOWN. FOR FAMILY
USE 1T is WITHOUT A PEER. SOLVING
THE TROUBLESOME QUEST ION OF RE-
FRIGERATION In PRESERVJ Nc IT'S CON-
TENTS FOR AN ALMOST INDEFINITE
PERIOD I.S ABSOLUTE PURITY, WITH A
MINIMUM CONSUMPTION Of ICE IN
ADDI1 ION TO COLD THE ATMOSPHERE
MUST NOT ONLY BE DRY, But PURE
AND THESE CONDITIONS Must BIZ
MAINTAINED, AND THEY ANE ONLY
OBTAINED In THE RIDGwAY
]. w. SCHAEFER a. BRO
CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSEFURNIsHIN0
No 1920 Seventh street northwest
ap14 Sole Agents for the District
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CITY ITEMS.


and Friday. May 2sth, our regular weekly
Remnant and Bargain Sale Days. We will offer:
The remainder Of our Wooden Laces In green,
shades OF brown, grey and drab, at s cents
per yard; worth Csc
German linen damask Towels size 36xiS,
only &c.
Cd Fruit Of tho Loom Muslin, 121hc.
hemnant inquired Lawn, at &c. per yard.
lot 81 Corsets only CSC.
Chiidrens Lace Caps. 25c regular price, 39c.
Fine Embroidered Chemise, 69c.; regular
price, soc.
Fringed Cashmere Fhhus 81 .25; worth 81 80.
Remnants fine India Linen, 6Lc.; worth
1212c.
COlored dress Silks, 5sc.; regular price sOc
Besides the above any number OF desirable
remnants and bargains
Under no consideration will any of the above
goods be charged, as all must know that for
our Remnant Days our Bargains are marked
below cost. LANSBURGH & Bro,
- ~ -
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SpR1Ne1Na A SURPRISE
UPON
THE PUBLIC.

Wehave desire to appear before the public as
braggarts but we must in justice to ourselves state
that very lucky investment just the right moment
has enabled to offer to the people OF Washington
and vicinity bargain lot of Fine Clothing When we
fine. mean something superior to that usually
found in clothing stores and the terms at which
secured the goods enables make the following
extraordinary offers:
A Fine Cheviot Suit at So worth $40.
An Extra Fine Business Suit at 81, worth 80
A Fine Black Dress Suit at SO, worth $l5
An Atwood Cashmere suit at $40, worth SIS.
An Elegant Prince Albert Suit at 81 so worth $40
An Extra Fine Prince Albert SlS worth S2S
An Indigo Blue Flannel Suit at $3.50, worth SO
We have full line of Mems and ouths Suits from
$5up
FOR BOYS FROM 13 TO Is YEARS OLD
A Nice Cheviot Suit at So. worth $3.50 Fine Cas-
simeIe Suit $3.50. worth $40; extra Fine Dress
Suit at $40, worth SIS.
We have q full line Of Plain, Sllk-mixed and Plaid
Suits to suit everybody.
CHILDREN! CHILDRENg CHILDRENm
For children from to ID years we have an Elegant
Suit at $275. worth So IS. A Splendid Norfolk Suit
at S3 that you can't match In the city for less than
$3.50. A very Fine Dress suit. in Norfolk Style at
81 so, worth 50. We have full line of Children's
Suits from 81 SO up.
1000 Pair of Odd Pants from 81 % up.
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SERxys TIA.
HARD TIMES AND HaRn 11Nrs

SERKys TEA.
HARD TIMES AND HARD LINES
A POSITIVE REMEDY FoR BOTH
Increase the Silver Coinage to Four Millions mar
Month. and Drink Serxys Tea
The first TO be had of the Secretary of the reasrv
Cat his option) the latter of the Serkys Tea Compan
Indispensable to those suffering from Dyspepsia Ma
iaria kidney and Bladder troubles all Irregularities
and loss of sleep.
SERKYS TEA COMPANY
"a West 23d ST., New York
To be had OF all leading Druggist. For sale by +.
p MERIT, lOl4 ST., WASHINGTON. General
Agent Price soc. and 81 per box. Sent by mail
my2l-eo6t
CUMBERLAND COAL
am now receiving Genuine
CUMBERLAND COAL
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How 1t Was That Five POrtlanders Get
$4,000.

Mt, ftuluS #. BACON neIU One-n1tn OF tne
ticket which drew the capital prize of $4,000
In The Louisiana State Lottery Drawing of
April 18th. Some of bis friends suggested that
they purchase some tickets in The Louisiana
State Lottery. They purchased one-fifth of ten
different tickets, paying therefor so. When
they got the tickets, each selected two tickets
haphazard, and ii either ticket drew, the
amount was to be divided between them all.
On Wednesday last telegram was received,
stating that ticket No %, 244 had drawn one:
NTH OF the capital prize OF $75 ,OOO.-Porttand
(Ne) argus, April 81. l
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