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Affairs in West Washinrtou.

TERRIBLY CUT BY A MANIAC.-The schooner
Nellie {. Bayne sailed from this place for Bos-
was noticed that the steward, who has always
been full OF fun, had relapsed into moody
state Friday evening. about O'Clock, Sears
approached Capt. Nickerson suddenly, seized
him about the waist with one hand and with
the other sashed the captains throat and fore
mead III a fTightful manner with q razor. The
captain cries quickly brought help. Sears was
seized and bound and the captains wounds,
from which blood was flowing in great streams,
were dressed. The assault occurred off Fen
wick's Island. On Saturday afternoon
steamer was fallen in with help was obtained,
and the schooner taken into Delaware break
water. Capt Nickerson was taken to Lynch's
hotel and a physician was summoned. The
physician says he does not see now the wounds
faiied to be fatal. Sears was taken to Lewes,
Del. and afterwards to Wilmington. where he
was locked up on a charge of attempted murder.
WATER DRAWN OFF THE CANAL.-WOrd has
been received that the heavy rains caused the
formation OIL sand bars in the canal on this level,
and in consequence navigation will have to be
suspended tor IL day or two, until the obstruc-
tions have been removed. 1t is expected that
boats can go through by Friday.
GRAIN RECEIPTS.-Canal boat Morning Star
arrived yesterday with 300 bushels OF
for Hartley Bros, which sold on Change at soc.
q busheI.
BASE BALI.-The Merchant base ball club
met and defeated the Government Printing
once nine yesterday afternoon, at Olympic
park, by score OF Is to 4.
yesterday at College Villa by ST. AIMS Catholic
church.-MisS Rose Oettinger has gone to Co
lonial Beach for a few weeks, accompanied by
her friend, Miss Rosa kaufman, OF Washing-
ton.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT . A.M.-Great Falls, temperature, "A; con-
dltion, l. Receiving reservoir, temperature
rs; condition at north connection, 2; south
connection, n. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, 20; condition at infuent gatehouse,
IL; e1huent gatehouse, II.
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Nr. shc:ry's sudden Death.
lie EMPIRES WHILE UNDER THE INFLUE
OF ETHER.

lie EMPIRES WHILE UNDER The INFLUENCE
OF ETHER.
Will" at work yesterday in his printing
OIL. ,'-.;i street. Mr.. i. F. Sherry. the book
and job printer. mashed the index and middle
nnser~ "a his right hand in the press, AS he was
ci.,c.,vorIn-, 10 adjust the paper. DR.. Dudley
AiOrs,tI.. q: So, street. at once summoned
by the foreman. b. J. Co1iInan. and il was de-
cided Z" Remove The injured man to- his home,
L. street northeast. and u cab was called
and he taken home. AS Dr. Hamilton
l. Leach was ME- Sh"Irys Regular physician
IL vs. >r2t tor. but Was not at home. Dr.
Morgan with the aid OI a gentleman, who was
called IA proceeded 10 administer ether. and
Ii.en began the AN pufatiOn az the fingers Be-
tore he htd finished MS work, Mr.. Sherry died.
III MoISi'n >tIi that his death was caused by
par.si "i Tie heart He states that he asked
MI. >urIrS dbuus himself. and whether he had
ever h;td any heart trouble. and learning from
hIIAihtt he mad NOT le proceeded 10 give him the
ether Treatment " hlcE hc had req uested. The
amount Oi ether administered Was from two
totW" AID half ounces and MIR. Sherry had
htt n unGtT ITS influence about u half an hour
witch Iic tIitd. MIR. Sherry had been in buSi-
hess al his office ON L. street about three years;
previously ior nNt- years, 81 SOB ath street. He
WAS born III tapetown, " ashIngton county,
Md. ana learned Isis trade III Luray, Page
CUUhtv, "a. lie came 10 this city liz ot,2 and
Wa Employed III grocery store. Later he
went To " iuci.c>teT. Va. and again returned
To this city about fourteen wears ago and pre-
N1OCSiy To- going into business his own ac-
count, was employed in the government print
Ing OItc"-' lie Wa the last past master OF New
1STuH'tiein Lodge No -. r. ~ ~ NJ, and also
llenIbe- OF Columbia Chapter, No. l, Il. \.
NJ Ills funeral Will take place from his late
Residence Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
No BLAME ATTACHED To DR. MORGAN
Coroner Patterson this morning examined
the body of ShIeTy and decided that no inves-
ti-sttiOH Is necessary He authorized the state
ment that no blame whatever attached to Dr.
Morgan: that the accident was one liable to
happen ami enc that frequently does happen
10 patients taking ether. The dose was exceed
1n-ly SMALL and Or Morgan, the coroner SAYS.
tp"h every possible precauiion In its admin
tstr'itlOI, and dld every thing his power 10
revive the patient afterwards. The presence OF
any number Oi doctors could not have saved
The patient.
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The HALL Players.
THE NATIONALS DEFEATED AGAIN BY THENEw
AUi.h

DEFEATED AGAIN BY THE
NINE.
The Nationals again tell easy victims to the
New \ ork sluSgerS. who won the game bv a
score Ol ) To l. The home team was over
matched from the start, and their playing was
loose, while they could do but little at the bat
o. ON the bases. Carr was baIted very freely
sixteen hits witt. =. total of twenty-three being
credited To- the New Iorks who made. tiye
rrrUrS- The Nationals made i've hits and seven
errors Carroll. Hines and hnowle, were the
only players VINO could gauge Welcil's curves.
Hayes, the ucEV catcher. showed up well behind
Barr, ana bids fair IL do effective work Farrell
WHO was secured from the PLiIadeiphias Tor
second base mas taken his time about reporting
Tor duty. anu IL !, understood that he will be
Informed that lie i not wanted. 1t is announced
To-day that movies and Crane have. been fined
500 each lOr indifferent playing i'll MONDAYS
game. and that the latter has been suspended
IOT a while.
This afternoon thu Nationals will meet the
real giants, nom Detroit. and as they have
lounc Il more official; than any other club to
deiei't the Nationals. a gnnd game l. expected.
OsiieF games yesterday: Merchants. Is:
PRINTING Office. 1. Pension Office. Is: Agricul-
tuTatI II, rarinuent, H. Young Districts L.:
1oCIS Pioneer. IL. At Troy. y. Ut hicago
l. az ueI, II, 1rOyS. u. At Trenton, v. j.
Kansas City. 1; Trenton, L. Al Brooklyn
IFOohlyn- lO. Cincinnati. = At PhiIadelphia-
AthIetIcs, q. Louisville. ;. At staten Island
hrirOpciitstn>. -. PlitsbuTg, i. At Baltimore
Baltimore. 4. ~ Louis, -
The Aiph-uc Base Ball club OF North W ASH
lHStOn has been reOrganiZed.
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No Change in the Ari.hmetics.

THE SCHOOL BOARD EECo~sIDI.i., Ii, ACTION
dow THE TEXTBOOK COMMITTEE WAS MIS-
LID.
When the board OF trustee, met last ,ioht n
letter from the District Commissioners asking
the board To reconsider tine resolution passed bv
the board adopting I;Obin>on-s series of rnath-
enatics as textbooks III the public schools
va, read DIR. PuTvis, "a member OF the text
book committee, e&Ilsin": tildt tins committee
had recommended tAc proposed cuatngc IN
drlthHetIc- through a !h.>HPpTr me >ioI. 1T
WAS represented u them thai me board had
previously authorized Tine Use of tine Robinson
arithmetic. ''II@l ! mol iTu.. SAID Dr. Furyis
II was never heretofore authorized 10y the
board ana the chairman Of Ia" committee was
imposed upon Mn i;o>>. another member of
tile e"tnmItiee. said tntt he had Supposed
That the board had previously adopted the.
book. otherwise Ia would not have Joined
IN tHe Teconu.y nGsttiOn vi tin cpinmitiee
Mr., curtis said that IL was based the sup
posed action vi tine board e:sA; years ago. Mr.
Clark. the chairman of the committee, " no as
out Oi town, ne said, had discovered the mis-
take, and had asked him To move 10 reconsider
The .ote by W hlch the report Was adopted. The
Not" by which the report was adopted was then
iy'onSluered The report WAS amended by
strihins out The orders relating 10 the Robin
scn s,rlthnetics ana the new editions oI swim
tons Biographies, and then adopted as
amended. The only change thus made in thu,
list OF text books i the addition OF the text
hooks or hygiene and physiology required by
the new law. regarding instruction concerning
The effects Oi alcohol and narcotics. Upon
motion Of Mr. Darlington, the commit
5no Oh tex, text books was requested TO
inquire INTO The adVlsabiIlty of chang
l1Ig arithuetics and yeographies
MI Ross offered resolution. which was re-
TERED 10 tho committee Oh text books that
tle committee on text bOO6s be requested TO
consider ana report whether II will be practical
hie anu advisable To nave all text books used
IN the eight lower grades of the public schools
ofHpI'i amt published under the direction of
'he t-:.-'i>-Ioncrs OF iic District of Column Dia,
40 a. "a .-:.t such books furnished to the pupils
~ 81 i.'-.. &c cost OF printing the same" The
action "4 tue board supposed tn favor Robin
sou iutt..-urtic MAS taken In the summer OF
1873 In subject Ms before the board at sew
tr''i meetings. :slG i4n1ily the board refused To
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a LITTLE SurrERER
CLEANSED. PURIFIED. AND BEAUTIFIED
BY THE CUTICCRA REMEDIES

BY THE CUTICCRA REMEDIES
Ii affords me pleasure to give you this report Of the
cure Of our little grancchd by CUrIcURA RENE
DIES When six months old his left hand began to
swell and had every appearance Of large boil poul
ceo H. but all TO no purpose. About five months after
II became running Soon other sores formed
He then had two of them each hand aud As his
oiood became more and more impure 1t took less time
for them 10 break out A came the chin be
healh The under lip. which was very offensive. His
head Was solid scab. dischargng grea. deal This
was MS condition al twenty-five months old when I
undertook the care of him, his mother having died
when he was little more than year DID, ofcousump-
lion tscrofula OF courSeL He could walk a little but
could get up if he fell down and could not nova
hen In bed having no use of his hands 1 imrnedi-
ately commenced with the CUTICURA REMEDIES
using the CUrICURA and CUrIcURA SOAP freely and
when he had taken one bottle of the CUrICURA RE-
SOLVENT, his head Was completely cured, and he was
improved in every way. We were very much sncour-
aged and continued the ofthe Remedies for year
and q halt One sore after another healed. q bouy
matter forming in each of these five deep ones
just before healing. which would finally grow loose
and were taken out then they would heal RAPIDLY
one OF these ugly bone formations preserved After
taking a dozen and half bottles he completely
cured and Is now, at the of six yesrs strong and
healthy enid The scars ON his hands always re-
main: his hands are strong, though once feared he
would never be able to them ALI that physicians
dId for him did him no good. All who the Child
before using the CUTICURA REMEDIES and see the
chio no" consaer II wonderful cure. IL the above
facts are Of any use to you you liberty use
hem MRS r BRIGGS
May ., 1885. 6l2 f Clay ST., Bloomington, Ill
The child was really in worse condition than he
appeared 10 his grandmother, who being with him
every day became accustomed to the disease
MAGGIE HOPPING.
Sold everywhere. CUTICURA, SO cts; CUTICURA
soar, an exquisite Skin Beautifer. 25c: CUTICURA
REsoLvEST. the new Blood Purifier ST. 90 Prepared
blythe POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
for How In (,urp in
ITCHING. Scaly Fimply and Oily Skin beautifed
by he CUTICCRA soar
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Alexandria AffAir&

Reported for The EVENING STAR
THE CANAL DEBT. - Corporation Attorney
kemper and other counsel will leave here to-
day for Richmond to consult with the state au-
thorities relative to the effort on foot to
have the Alexandria canal sold at public auc-
ton to pay Its debt. The Alexandria Canal
company owes the city of Alexandria,, by the
report of the finance committee of 1882, 81 So :
3I...1, and If the canal is to be sold there
ought TO be some means by which this sum SO
long marked unavailable" in the citys finan-
clal statement may be made available
charge UPON the canal. 1t is cash paid out by
the city to the canal company for repairs, &c.
CHURCH CONFERENCE.-A number OF leading
Methodists of this city will 60 to Falls Church
place al the district conference to be held there.
The Alexandria representatives are Rev. John
Edwards, ex-Mayor VIM. n. Berkeley, II. w.
Patton, j. ii. Baggett and .. +. Baggett.
NOTES.-The city school board meets tO-mor-
row night Fourteen pigeons of the Quaker
City club OF Philadelphia were released here
yesterday.-Private Waterman Taylor fright
ened OIL some burglars from Baers clothing
establishment on King street few evenings
ago.-The burning OF the records of the 3D.
Virginia regiment at Culpepper Court House,
rosters, &c The Alexandria Infantry papers
are in preparation, and will be sent to head
quarters at CharlOttesville.-Iti is understood
that on the removal of the Richmond Danvile
ofnces to Washington many OF the clerks will
take up their residences in this city.
The continued lack OF rain in many portions
OF the west is awakening serious alarm.
The confederate veterans in Richmond Mon
day cordially welcomed the George c. Strong
post, q. A. r., OF Brooklyn. In the capitol
grounds they were reviewed by Gov. EitZhugh
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Good Rifle Shooting.

ANNUAL MATCH OF THE CAPITAL CLUB-CAPT.
JACOBSON CARRIES OFF THE PRINCIPAL
HONORs.
The Capital Rifle club held its annual shoot
ing match this morning and some excellent
scores were made, especially by their young
captain Inc distance was 100 yards, at a
tour-inch bull eye Creedmoor target Seven
handsome medals were offered as prizes and a
large red leather star trimmed with silver for
the lowest score. The medals were all hand
some. The championship medal being the finest
FROM an ornamental bar-pin, which in
enitineled letters appears the word champion"
hangs the club monogram, attached to an
oXi"iZed silver spread eagle, grasping in its
claws I, pair OF gold rifles. From these is sus-
pended an American shield of red, white and
blue enamel, in the center of which is a target
with Il diamond bulls-eye.
Zach cor tcStant was allowed seven shots tho
bull s-eye counting B. Out o. q possible So
IIe iolloWing scores We're made: Walter u.
Merwin; 81; second prize. Horace Eccard, %;
NJ. T. ambrose, 20; fourth prize. Richard
medal. I'd. 5. Smith, %; Capt S. Il. jacobson.
81; first prize.
-, This was followed by the club handicap.
Those who fired i'll the first event and made
20 or unGer were given over and above their
second score; those who made % and not less
ih%h 20 were given 2 Capt. jacobson cap
tETcd This handsome medal by the excellent
score OF So; Cate, 20; Merwin, 81; Raum. 81:
Evans, %; Mattingly, 81.
'icat was manifested In the next
event, the club championship Eccard led off
with a score OF 20 followed by Mattingly, who
was loudly cheered when it was announced
That his score was 30. Ambrose then received
AN ovation when he made 80. tying Mattingly:
the tunult growing into an uproar after Jacob
son fired, making the same score and tying
them both: Mattingly fired aud maze 30, ana
when Ambrose made 3D. many declared him
The winner. as they thought the excitement
had unnerved the other, but ne fired, again
tying Ambrose; although Mattingiy and many
others declared his last shot BULL but the
judge held it was IL II - This caused another
round, Ambrose making 81, Capt. jacobson
closing the contest and winning the champion.
snip by the magnificent score of 81, ali his
shots being bulPs-eyes except the last which
struck within an eighth of an inch of the BULLS
eve.
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Condensed Locals.

Yesterday afternoon a dead infant was found
IN the river AT the foot OF .th street
Those who leave the city during the summer
can have THE STAR mailed to them FOR any
length Ui time and the address changed often
- desired The subscription must be invariably
lst.I III advance.
MI H. NJ GOudaCre has sold to Mr.. Cabel
" IIlIaIn>Ou. the house No. III N street north
east, fuT $500. He also Snd To Mr.. Phillip Il.
Summers TIE house No. 81 N street northeast
for $500 cash.
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DRY GOODS.
ODps & Ends.
SEATON PFRpy

SEATON PERRY.
fSCCCFSSOk To PERRY * RRQTHFRN
PREElonS To TAklNG ANNUAL INNEN TORY
OF STOCK, Is OFFERING "GREAT BAR
REMNANTS OF BLACK AND CouoRr,p GRo-
GRAIN SILKS, RANGING From = TO Us
YARDS IN LENGTH.
REMNANTS OF BLACK AND COIOREp SATIN
DCCHkSSEr RiApAMtS. SURAfis. FAlLI.k.
REMNANTS OF LoUIsINE> AND SUMNER
REMNANTS OF INDIA PoNGEEs AND CHINA
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN REMNANTS OF EVE
NM SILkS, BROCADE~ AND GAVZFS
REMNANTS OF PLAIN. STRIPED AMI RRO-
CADEn SILK NELNEIS. SUITABLE kOR
S,MBINl>G WITH SILK AND wooLEN
REMNANTS OF PRIESTLEY'S ENGLISH
MOURNING GOODS MD ICpIN's BLACK
FRENCH pREN> TEXTURES
REMNANTS OF PLAIN AND BRpCApED ALL
SILK GRENADINES AND HERN ANIFS
REMNANTS OF BRITISH AND FRENCH WHITE
GOODS AND LINENS.
REMNANTS OF tOIORED IMPORTED ALL
WOOL DRESS FABRICS.
REMAINS OF FINEST QUALITY FRENCH
eATEENS, AT 25c. A \ ARD.
REMNANIS OF ANDt R~DNS CiINGHAMS
LINEN LAWNS AND BATI>rES
REM ANTS OF FRENCH CLOTHS AND PLAIN
AND FANCY FLANNkIS
ODDS AND ENDS" IN PARASOIS. SPRING
ROBES AT CLOSING PRICES
&C. PLAIN FlGU Rk> AND CORRECT PRICES
SEAION PERRY.
PERRY BUILpINo
$500 Penn- Avenue. Corner .';h street
Established 1910. IVA
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-trrcN!cti i'm Indiana,
JAMES II. JORDAN BROUGHT BACK HERE BY
DETECTIVE RAFF.

JANIS III. SOiDA$ BROUGHT BACK HERE BY
DEFECTIVE RAFF.
This morning Detective Rail arrived home
from Richmond. Ind. having in custody James
H. Jordan alias J. Il. Johnson arrested there on
The charge OF using the mails for fraudale Mt
purposes Mr.. Rail arrived OF indianapolis
Monday evening at . o'clock and LEFT there
yesterday morning al . O'Clock, reaching here
al o;oO o clock this morning. Mr.. Raft found
Aho recovered, through the Richmond police,
Two cases OF Duny malt whisky which II is al
ieged Johnson obtained here and had shipped
10 richmond In the Police Court this morn
Ing Jordan WAS charged with violating the
postal laws Assistant District Attorney Shep-
nero stating that this was but one OF "A series of
Charges, asked that bali be liked al > 600 and
the court made the order. The prisoner BY his
counsel, Mr.. Hewlett, waived an examination
AARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses
nave been issued by the clerk of the court to
SeeIy 4. lngersoil and Alice %. Faulkner las
y. hoLar and Ella A. Scott; George H. Barbour
% Altoona, Pa, and Emma Clements: Edward
r Mertz and AIDA +. Hine; Paul Lee and h atie
Corlisa.
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CITY ITEMS.

While Torn Up. and during the progress Of
improvement you still can buy
Vanilla Extract 1Sc. a bottle.
Lemon 15c.
Worcestshire Sauce, sizes.
Speers Port Wine
Malt Whisky, Blackberry Brandy, Fruit
Syrups.
Claret Wine. So dozen.
cakes white CASTLE Soap, 15c
Call early. Bargains! Bargains!
n. I. METZGER & Bro.
1 AT 9TH st. NV
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GREAr RrDrcrroS
IN DRY GOODS.

GREAr REDucrroS
IN DRY GOODS
In order 10 reduce stock have decided to sell
every article at and below cost.
CRINkLE SEERSUCKERS i'm light and dark
colors. Former price IL and l5c Now HE
DOMESTIC SA1INS. all colors Former price l2c
Now Zoe. one yard wide.
BAII>Tkin white and tinted grounds. Former
price lie Nav Ice.
5000 yards LAWNS. fast colors, 4l2c
REMNANT LAWNS, Be
LACED. STRIPED AND PLAID ORGANIZES re-
duced 10 l2i2c.
PLAID NAlNSoOkS in tinted Grounds loc.
All OF our l2lac. DRESS GOODS reduced TO IOc
All of our 25c. DRESS GOODS reduced TO 2Oc
DRESS GiNGHAMS reduced To = and &c
Case SH lR1ING PRINTS Ilac
full Width Bleached SII EETI Nc. ice
feather-proof BED TICKING reduced to Ice
Ladies and Gents GAUZE UNDERWEAR at re-
duced prices.
- hozen hiiren's HOSE. fun regular made sizes
D, oi2 D. o-2 ana q. Former price 2uc. Now loo.
bargains IN every department
JOHNSON, GARNER & Co.
636 Pennsylvania Avenue
IyZ2 South side Near eth street.
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WEAK BACK, Pain aud Weakness across the Kid
neys. Shooting Pains through the Loins, Uterine
Pains. Lack of Strength and Activity Instantly re-
leved and speedily cured by the CUrICURA ANrtPAIN
PLASTER AT druggist 2oc. jy17
WALKERS. 2o4 10TH STREET NV
w Moth proof Felt, TbOlate Ii me- Felts Pitch
Plaster. \. & and Cas- Tar. charcoal. Hair, Lame &C
linZz
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Amusemenrs TO.Ntxht,

NATIONAL.-"Falka."
UGHS-"Nartha"
MANASSAS PASORAMA.-15th street and Ohio
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LOCAL MENTION.
Ifta eaIsfor


OFFICE OF THF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
" A~HINtiTCN, -. G.. July -. 1856. 9 am.
For District OF Columbia. Maryland, Virginia
anu Nor h Carolina, far weather, nearly sta
tnnary temperature. variable winds.
EDr Thursday GENERALLY tair weather and
stationary temperature are Indicated tor New
England and the middle Atlantic states.
JULIT> LANSIU RICH. WashingtOn. ID. g. will
ship express paid 10 any seaside or mountain
Ie~ort the Iarge-t siZe pink and white mosquito
CduoiIe> foT So each
DCiI<G the progress of the improvement on
oar store. We will sell fine groceries. wines aud
VH.>NIc> at the same popular prices which held.
s't'i> during our great ;;p days closing out
sale. y. L. METZtfER * BIO.
II. 9Th ST. Ia.
poNT FAIL tu attend Hahn's over-stock sale
NJ :. ~J.rpTi~Ing reductions have been made
III nearly all DE- FartInc;.ts. SIG eth street and
l3-2 fehhNy wanna avenue
MR. HoIrzN ~. of Holtzman's new pavilion
who throws a IG-pound sIedge To the greatest
distance. Teddy Sullivan, of Georgetown and
.Ie. Finley. 81 Washington. have entered
Trial to come OIL ~ about ten days. Due notice
will be given OF the exact date
PREPARE FoE WINTER.-Stoves at cash prices
ON in>ialnrntS. at HOUSE ~ HERRMANN's 92I
and 923 9Th st.
STAINED GLASS SUBSTITUTE, III 18th st. NV.
y. L. METZGEH 4 Bro
AZ 9TH ST. NV.
TRY 81 spcctacies. Hempler's, 453 Pa. ave.
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LADIES GOODS.

pEDUCTiON.-TES PER CENT ON ENTIRE
Il SnDGk
}, Z III INHlN>oN. aos Pepnsvlvsuia avenue
USUAL REDUCTION OF ~EASuNARI.E OooDA
MILLINERY. lAChs>. EMBti' nlpiRl IS DRESS
TRIMMINGS, 81 TTuNS. RIBBONS, CDRsETs
HANDh Eltth NOLLAlsS RUCHI>ts Etc
fARASOl> al cost y RAPS and JACKETS NJ
hall price. WHITE SUITS Se!rst.d line nom
$500 10 Sau FOSTER KID t.loNhS 81 per palr
upwards Every pair 1tlcd ana Warranted The
Opportunity 10 secure BARGAINS Tor the nrxt
thirty daNN lel5
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MN MMEEENN N 90 Nm NJ Y Y
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the continuous stream of electricity permeafins
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Years of use have tested it, and thousands Of cures
are testified to. Weakness from Indiscreiion, In
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