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Wichita eagle., 1886-09-02

Acre Lots.
Acre lotsfor sale in Stewards subdivision
one AID Z, half miles west Of Arkansas river
bridge, .le.r Garfield University, the cheapest
and naosG desirable residence property in
Sedgwick county, terms easy. Enquire of
A. T. Owen, 40 Hataon & Ruggies, Office over
Wicilita. Natiana bank, or Bayley, Bros. &
Co., 1lG North Market street d6G-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-02
FRtnQO LINZ.
81. LDuis and San Francisco Railway = Fret
Chair Car Service Between Wiehita
Ct Inuia


Commencing Monday, August 23rd, the
Frisco line will run elegant new reclining
chair cars on their trains. one and two, be-
tween ST. Louis and Halstead, daily without
change. -,
No charge fo- seats in chair cars will be
made for passe ..1.,ers holding tickets from
Wichita 70 Carthage for St. Louis and be-
yond, or vice versa
Train No arrives at Wichita daily at
$3.50 a. m. Train No 9 leaves Wichita daily
at9:30 p. IL.
The Frisco line offer this unsurpassed SER
vice in addition to the Pullman Palace cars
which will be run daily on their trains
three and four, Nc. 3 leaving st. Louis at
s:25 D. NJ, and arriving at Wichita $50 p. m.
No. leaving Wichita 9:25 a. H., arriving ct
st. Louis next morning at Gas
D. !vIsHART, G. 2. A.
Ed RUSSELL, St Louis, Mo.
G. W. 4. Wichita Stiff /
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-02

Choice residence lots in Hinton's addition.
Large fruit and shade trees. Only three
blocks from Douglas avenue. One and half
blocks from the Third ward school house.
For sale cheap, one-thiri cash, balance on
time ut per cent. interest. Apply soon as
they VIII DO. be long on the market. I.
Hea;y doU-u
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-02

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SOME INTERESTING RACES LAST EVENING,
The Potomac Boat club held a very successful
regatta last evening. The course was about
mile in length, from a point below Easby's
wharf to the boat house. The single scull race
was won by Noordzy. His competitors,
Sprague and Reynolds, crossed the line bow
and bow for second place. The race for single
working boats was contested by LaDow, Reed
ana Secher. Reed won, Secher second. The
lOur-oaIed shell race was very pretty contest.
Inc hgnt weight crew that will row at the
Fredericksburg regatta, consisting of Fisher,
DOW; SmallwoOd, COrnwell and Kearney,
stroke, was pitted against a picked crew Of
Doyle. bow; Warden, Elmore and Sprague The
FREDERICKSBURG crew at first had the race well
In hand, but before reaching the point OF Ana
Iostan Island SmallwOod was taken sick and
Fisher could not keep his course. The picked
crew won by a couple OF lengths.
Elght-oared shells-heavy weght-Elmore, I;
Bailey, 2; Mindelef. 8; Reynolds, 4; Dickinson,
o; Robinson, q; Noordzy, z; Dyer, 9, and Har-
rison, coxswain. Light weight crew--DOyle, 1;
Sprague, 2; Warden, 3; Reed, 4; Mckinney, 8;
kearney, =; Cornwell, q; Fischer, 8, and La
Dow, coxswain. The light weights rowed in
the old shell and the heavy weights in the new
one. The former were the more experienced
oarsmen and won after a very pretty race. The
crews then exchanged boats and rowed a half
mile heat from the Aqueduct to the boat house,
the light weights again winning by nearly q
length.
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DRY GOODS.
GREAr MARX Dows In Goops

NEw DENrr1LE LANES
sEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY q BRoTHER
HAS NOW OPEN HIS SECOND IMPORTATION
OF DENTELLE LANES OR WOOL LACE
DRESS TEXTURES. WHICH ARE THE
--LATEST PARIS NOVELTY FOR SUMNER
CHES WIDE AND ARE VERY EFFECTIVE
WHEN COMBINED WITH ALBATROSS,
ETAMINES SUIiAHS OR RHADAMES
THE ASSORTMENT IS COMPLETE COM
THE DESIRABLE COLORS. THE PRICES
RANGE FROM 81 To $3.50 PER YARD.
NEW SPANISH AND GuIpURE LACE NETS
AND FLoGNCINGs. RANGING FROM 50 TO
NoVEITiEs IN BLACK BEADED SILK GREN-
ADINES. FROM IS TO SIS PER YARD.
NEW ENGLISH AND SCOTCH TWEEDS, CHE
VIOTS AND FRENCH ALLrWOOL SUIT1NtiS
AND HABIT CLOTHS FOR TRAVELLING
NEW WHITE AND CREAM ALLwooL DRESS
FABRICS EMBRACING EXAMINES, CAN
VAS CLOTHS, SERGES, CHUDDAS. ALBA
NEW SILK, CHUDDA A n ID CASHMERE
NEW EMBRoIDERED PARIS FIcHus AT Low
THE BEST MAKES OF LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S
AND CHILDRENS GAUZE AND MEDIUM
WEIGHT MERIN0 UNDERWEAR, In ALL
STYLES AND SIZES.
As-CLOSING PRICES ON PARASOIS
A5 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING
Penn. Avenue. Corner 9th street.
Established 1910. iel9
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FOR Saturday and Monday,

Parasols that must go. S1.25 Black Satin
Parasols, soc; 81 75 Black Satin Parasols 81 90;
Satin. very fine, S24S; DR.. Warmers Health
Corset, CSC; our Sl.0O Corset, Too; our Csc
tailor-made coat back, 9sc.; Ladies' GAUGE Vest,
15c.; Gents Jean Drawers, 25c.; India Linen,
o, 3, 10 and 1212c.; Oriental Lace, 8, 10, 121ac.;
Bieached Drawers, 33 and $780,; our best goods
In Gents Drawers, tailor made, 49c.; Gents
Undershirts, 20, SO and 400; Flannel Bicycle
As and Ate. per piece of 8 yards; Lining Cam
brio. &C.; White Spreads, large size, SOC;
Robes, SLIGO, worth S2.5O; All Leather Travel
ing Satchels, $3.50 and $500, former price
81. 90 and S.. 90 -.
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Fine Summer Scarfs, 10, Is and 25 cts,
at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, It'll & II 1
The Following Unparalleled Bargains

AT Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, It'll & II 1
The Following Unparalleled Bargains
Will be positively sold tomorrow only at S. w.
Augenstein's, sI7, $40. and s21 18th st. n. W.:
Covered buckets, &C.: 4-foot step ladder with
she'll 64c.; 5-ioot. 76c.; 6-foot, 97c; half dozen
water tuEblers, 14c.; half dozen cups and
doxeg di e1
glasses, 1Sc: so clothespins, 1 wooden water
bucket. 14c; 2-string brooms, 15c.; 3-string,
cake boxes, 45c; decorated tea sets, S3.2S,
WORTH so; refrigerator tubs, 13c.; larger size,
Zoe; dozen teaspoons, 1Oc.; half dozen table
spoons, 1Oc.; 1 fine backing brush and large
box backing, 17c., worth 35c.; decorated cham
Der sets, $2.S7; 60 feet cOthesline, &c.; 80 feet
he; 100 feet, 16c.; round wash boilers, 43c.;
PAPER mache water pals, 31c.; scrubbing
brushes, &C.; better quality, &C.; extra fine, 12c
Refrigerators from 1910 up. Baby carriages
ana Valises 10 per cent below COST
The Office of the ii owe Sc wing Machine
is at Auerbach's, It'll & II. Telephone call 422-2.5
Great Great
Special Sale. Special Sale.
-, Great inauguration bargain Sale OF Baby Car
furnishing goods tor tomorrow only at
r. Goldschmid, S12-7th st. NV.
Hassocks OF fancy carpet only 23c.. worth
5Oc; Gem Ice cream freezers, qts., SLIGO;
OTIS, S1.9s; qts.. S2.4s; 6 qts., 1928, and
. qts., $3.9S; reduction of 10 per cent on
Baby Carriages, Refrigerators and Ice Chests
positively tomorrow only; Handsome large
Bracket lamps, complete, only 43c., worth 75c;
Colored glass mugs only &C., worth 1Oc.; New
shape coiored glass butter dishes only 16c..
worth 25c.; Picnic baskets, medium size, 12c;
large lac; worth 25c. and SOC; Extra quality
brass hoop buckets only Gle, worth 4Oc:
Browns french shoe dressing, bottles for 25c,
worth 4Oc.; Clothes lines, 80 it. &c, go it. &c.,
80 IT. 12c.; Colored or white cut glass berry
dishes, square shape, 6 for 36c, worth 75c.:
Colored or white shelf paper SO sheets for i5c.;
Genuine Mexican hammocks only Sl.29, worth
S2.OO; Clothes pins, SO for &C.; biade pen
knives, only &C.; Large rubber dressing, combs
only &C., worth 15c.; Automatic shaw straps,
only 19c.; Extra quality steel knives with
white handles, 6 for 79c., regular price 81. 90;
Half covered dust pan with brush only Gle,
worth 35c.; Extra quality 3 string brooms only
21c.; Round fruit baskets, assorted sizes, only
&c., worth from 15c. 10 CSC.
Choice Quality Summer Underwear,
Doc, at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 18th
and III.
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CITY ITEMS.

GentIemen's Summer Outffttings.
Unlaundried shirts Soc, better roc, best 81:
New York Pattern Jean Drawers, Soc;
Summer Mo. and Gauze Underwear, &c., Soc:
Balbriggan Undershirts and Drawers, so, 75c.:
Very good Nightshirts, Soc, 75c;
Linen Handkerchief, 81, S1.5O, % doz.;
All styles Fine Linen Collars, 2 for 25c.;
Percale and White Lawn Ties, 2 dog. 26c:
Real Silk Umbrellas $3.50, 80;
Large stock medium and cheap Trunks:
at X. G. Lewis the 'sOriginal One Price Halter
and Gentlemen's Outfitter," $50 7th St NV
n. B.-We do not keep open on Sundays 2
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Combination Spaces.

Great Under Price Cut Rates.
The following will substantiate all:
Curtain Poles, brass fixtures, 25c.
Window Shades, complete, 25c.
Seamless Mattings, immense drive, csc,
All our New Shape Hats, 24c.
Black Tips, B IL a bunch, 12c.
Children's Trimmed Sailors 15c,
Fine Poppies per bunch, 19c.
Choice Cream and White Tips, Acc.
Fine Shirred Null Caps, &c.
All colors in Cheese Cloth, &c.
White Pique, 4a,c.
22-inch Satin Coaching Parasols, geo.
2S-inch Silk Umbrella SlS9.
Mems Unlaundried Shirts, csc.
Swiss Edge, Sc.
Infants low button Pumps, Gle,
Cnlldren's Opera Toe. Oxford or Button, 6Oc
Misses Oxford Ties, 60c.
Ladies Low Tie and Button, &c.
"A. kAUFMAN'S Double Combination
124l and 1243 1th street ae
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WALL PAPER, in all styles and grades. A
large assortment of spring styles, which we will
hang at shortest possible notice Call and ex-
anime stock and get estimates before leaving
your order elsew here, our prices being as low
as the lowest. j. +. SPELSHOUSE, agt.,
IDS eth ST.. bet. q and III.
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Fine COlOred Socks, pair % cts. al
Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 18th d Il

Hahn's Great Over stock Sale, No. 2.
Will commence tomorrow to reduce our over
stock on fine Low Shoes, S16 7th street and
1922 Pennsylvania avenue.
Genus very fine SO handmade Low Shoes,
1915.
Gents finest cloth top S5 handmade Shoes.
$3.50.
Gents $3.50 kangaroo low button, $500.
Gents SD kangaroo Oxford ties, $25 so.
Gents tine low button, worth 81. now 81, so
Gents $1.6O solid low button and ties, 81 %
Ladies' SD best French kid low shoes, $40
Ladies' 81 nne hand sewed Oxfords, 81 go
Ladies' 81. % solid Magnolas and worked hole
genuine kid low button, 81.
Ladies' 81 Newports and low button, Toe.
Ladies' 81 fine kid-lined hand-sewed Operas
75c. 4
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PICTURE FRAMES OF all kinds. An elegant
25xSO gilt frame for crayOn portrait for SO.
Frames made To order at the shortest notice in
all styles OF bronze, gilt and plain woods.
j. F. SPELSHoUSE, agt.,
72S 9TH ST., bet. u and III,
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$3.50 Walnut Extension Tables; Lounges,
Walnut Cane-seat Chairs, $3.50; Large Cane
seat Rockers, sl.75; Walnut Hatracks, seven
feet high, S6.25; Walnut Chamber Suites
marble top, $2S, S35 and $40. Kitchen Tables,
$1.1O; Children's High Chairs, 45c; Cane-seat
Rockers, 1925 Cane-seat Chairs, SO. rs; Bed
Lounges, $1,000; Ash Chitfoniers, 50 so; Wal
nut Hair-cloth Parlor Suites. S24.5O; Plush
ParlOr Suites, $4,000 Great reduction on Baby
Carriages. For this week we have reduced our
$500 WoyenWire Springs to $3.50; Meat Safes
1925; Large Ash SidebOards, $I6. 0O-a special
bargain; 20 MAhoganized Chamber Suites pol
WIN. III. DTSN. ri Eth Street 3n0r;bWest
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PLATE and 90 cards, $3.50. whitaker's.

THIRTY DAYS closing out sale. See advt.
y. L. METZGER & Bro,
All 9Th street n. W.
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JULIUS LANsBURGH, 315 9TH ST., will offer
for tomorrow only, cherry platform rockers,
cane seat and back, for $3.50; reduced from 81.
Each customer restricted to one.
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Douglass
SpecialtieS for Saturday.

81 Kid Gloves, for soc: 50 French Kid
Gloves, for $1.25; 6 yards 25c. tourist Ruching
in box, for 15c.; 25c. Fans, for 19c.; 75c. shet-
land Snawls, for 57c.; infants 81 Corded Caps,
all sizes, 25c.; SOC. GAUGE Vests, 39c; 75c.
Gauze Vests, ace; 15e. Cape Collars, 12lac.;
Soc. Parasols ut cost; Jerseys at one-half price:
SOC. Silk Mitts, at 39c.; soc. White Shirts, for
Soc: 81 White Shirts, Soc; soc. Scarfs satin
day. We are headquarters tor Corsets, includ-
ing Thomson's, Her Majesty, Warmers, Foys,
Werly's, "P. ID, >" &c. P.," at prices from Doc to
$40. Our 81 Corsets lead, and cannot be du-
giicated at less than $3.50. Douglass, 9th and
+ streets.
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CITY ITEMS.

Elegant Line straw Hats, bottom prices,
at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, It'll II. 1
Pick wick Club whisky In the best
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READ Dunn's City Items to-day

j. w BoTELER & Son are offering Decorated
Dinner Sets at reduced prices.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The w Gather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June %. 1856, 9 am.
For District of Columbia. Delaware, Mary
land and Virginia, generally fair weather,
stationary temperature, westerly winds becom-
Ing variable.
For Saturday, local rains followed by fair
weather and nearly stationary temperature
are indicated for New England and generally
fair weather and nearly stationary tempera-
ture for the middle Atlantic states.
AN APOLOGY Is due to those that could not
be waited on during our great over-stock sale,
No. 1, Just closed at Hahn's reliable shoe house,
SI6 eth ST. and 1922 Pa. ave. As We will en-
ploy none but experienced statesmen we did
the best we could with the force at our COM
mand, of IS employees, yet the rush tor our
genuine bargains was at times so great that we
had to neglect tn " one-third of our patrons.
Tomorrow We inaugurate our Over-stock sale,
No. 2, to reduce our over stock on gents and
ladies' fine low shoes. For particulars see City
Items.
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GROCERIES AND FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Mr.. Bowling will sell tomorrow, at his auction
rooms a stock of groceries and general assert
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The Permanent Exposition.


SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED AT THE WILLARD
HALL MEETING.
There was good attendance at Willard hall
last evening of the members of the board of
promotion of the proposed exposition in this
city to celebrate the discovery of America.
Commissioner Webb presided, and A. K. An
derson was secretary. After a review of what
had been done and what was proposed to do
the necessity of raising funds tor the current
expenses was suggested, and Mr.. Thos. E. Wag-
SUBSCRIPTION. and the folIoWin@ fell in line:
Frank h. Ward, $500; NJ NJ. Parker, 500; the
National Republican, 500; Fred Douglass,
sioner Webb, siOo; John ii. Magruder, s1oo;
Stilson Hutc.Iins, 500; A. s. Pratt & Son, $50;
Ih i0S j. Luttreli, 500; III. Grafton Dulaney,
$500; Willett & Libbey, 500. 1t was stated
that Mr.. A. l.. Barber had said that he would
raised. 1t was also said that assurances had
been received Of a good subscription from Balti-
more. The finance committee are now going TO
begin more active canvass.
BUSINESS PROPERTY ON 14rH SrREET-A
fine lot, with a brick store, No. 2O1S 18th
street, will be sold Saturday, the 26th, at $50
o'clock, at auction. 1t Is a good investment
Affairs i'm West Washington.
THE ELEVENTH BUILDING ASSOCIATION
MUDDLE-At meeting of the stockholders of
tine Eleventh building association, last evening,
the expert, Mr.. Donovan, who is examining the
y
work. All the officers resigned, and the meet
ing adjourned subject to the call of the secre.
tary when the completed report of the expert
will be ready.
PEKsoNAL.-Mr. Bladen T. Snyder, the artist,
who has been studying abroad for year or
more, has returned home.
SHIPPING NEws.-Schooner James w. Drury
cleared to-day with 100 tons of coal, for Boston;
schooner Elias Moore cleared to-day with coo
tons of coal, for Fall River; schooner Sunrise
cleared with barrels, for Norfolk; schooner A.
ii. Perry arrived with 400 tons of ice, from
kennebec; schooner Fred w alters arrived with
$50 tons of ice, from kennebec.
NOTEs.-Frank krause and Joseph Splaun
Doth white), were arrested yesterday for in
dulging in the pastime of slapping persons in
the face, near the Aqueduct bridge.-A large
number of eXcursionists went to Great Falls
and Cabin John bridge this morning upon the
packets.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A. M.-Great Falls, temperature, 20; con-
ditiOu, D. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
"A; condition at north connection, Is; south
connection, "a. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, 75; condition at intiuent gatehouse,
%; effluent gatehouse. %.
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OUR 45C. BOYS STRAW HATS, either white OF
mixed, best value in the city, at Francs, corner
18th and ID, the only strictly one price hat and
Gents furnishing store in the city.
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Mems and Boys Percale Shirts, Soc I'D.
at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and HI

Three cases COcheco Lawns, full yard wide.
plain and figured, worth 1Oc., at &C. per yard
Light Colored Satteens, 91ac., in full pieces. A
new lot OF 49c. Jerseys Dress Ginghams Sc
per yard. Our great SOC. Corset reduced to 44c.
Turkey Red Table Linen, 24c. Beautiful Pearl
Dress Buttons, 5c per dozen. Beautiful Silk
Mitts in black and colors, 22c. Tourists Ruch-
ing, yards in u box, 15c. We beat all in w hite
Goods. Our great offer is India Linen at 71oc
per yard. Prices reduced in all departments.
NJ. NEWMYER,
I $50 18th street, 1920 Pennsylvania ave.
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Try Our Japan I

Try Our Japan Tea,
marked down to Soc a pound, expressly adapt
ed for Iced Tea.
Thirty Days Closing Out Sale.
N. T. METZGER & Bro,
l All 7th street NV.
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PHILADELPHIA Ice CREAM delivered to all
parts of the city. Prices: quart, 4Oc.; quarts,
Use, quarts, S1.5o. Weyman's, 423 11th ST.
IL. W.
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AN EPILEPTIC WITH HoMICIDAL TENDENCIES.
Several days ago Officer Branson arrested
Chris. bohlayer, who, while under arrest, as
saulted the officer, who thereupon used his
club on Bohlayer, who threatened the officer.
Yesterday Branson was passing Bohlayer's
house, corner of 9th and / streets southeast,
when the latter threw a brick at the officer.
Before he could throw another the officer grab
bed him, and a tussle ensued, during which
Bohldyer gave BranSOn q severe bite on his fin
ger, taking part of the nail off, and the officer
was forced to give his prisoner a clubbing. After
hard struggle Bohlayer was locked up at the
eighth police station. This morning in the Po-
lice Court, he was fined So for profanity and a
charge OF asSaulting the officer was sent to the
grand jury; bonds, $500.
After the case was tried the judge received q
note from Bohlayer's wife in which she ex-
pressed the belief that her husband was of un-
sound mind The judge called the attention of
the prosecuting attorney to the case and said
he thought it should be attended to. The judge
referred TO the fact OF Bohlayer having killed
one man and attempted to kill several others.
He was an epileptic, and, the judge thought,
with homicidal tendencies.
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered In n ID. "Ward" prints 35c
per Id. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk;
Sweet Milk sc. per quart. Cream Is cents.
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Tn Vrws Or PEopLH


With reference to purchasing READY-NADE
CLOTHING ID somewhat divided Some 60 TO one
place and some to another to buy. and ii win always
be s but you win hear It expressed all sides that
n = person asks another where 70 produce good and
reliable caothns. ready made or made to order. our
houaeh the arst one mentioned to buy-hsoanss ia
generally known that manufacture ths best thai
can b producsd and carry barge ssortpsut nom
the finest in quality 70 the lowest in prica
b needles - mention separately every srticae ~
sell and 4 What prices, As you WILL FIND ANY
KIND OF GARMENT FOR EITHER NAN OR
BoY. or OUR COUNTESS Az WELL As FULL
LINE or rIEA 0tovn uxDKRwEAR. a
NOAH wALKKR = "a.
nv24 - -
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JULIUS LANsBURGH, 315 9Th, will offer to-
morrow one pattern of Rug for $3.50; reduced
FOR the day from 81 90.
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Remnant and Bargain Day Tomorrow

All our 25c. Hamburg reduced to Ice. yd.; 15
and 1Sc. Embroidery &C. yd.; csc Swiss En-
broidery 1Sc.; zoe. Swiss Embroidery 121.c
I'd; 15c. Swiss Embroidery 1Oc. yd.; 121ac.
Polka Dot Swiss Embroidery Sc. yd.; Remnants
very wide Swiss and Nainsook Embroidery.
regular price S1.25, tomorrow CSC. yd.; one lot
coiored embroidery sc. yd.; 25c. Oriental Lace
Jersey Mitts 19c.; tomorrow 10 button length
Silk Jersey Mitts, regular price 6Sc., tomorrow
39c.; one lot Ladies' very fine plain Linen
Handkerchiefs, regular price 2Oc., tomorrow
for 25c.; Stamped Splashers SC. tomorrow; all
our S1.25 Normandy Caps Toe; balance OF
Shlrred Caps 15c. tomorrow; small lot Con-
yards wide Antique Lace, regular price 35c,
tomorrow 16c. yd.; all our Doc Lambrequin
Fringes 15c. yd.; CSC. Fringes Acc. I'd. Big bar
gains in Jerseys. Mrs. MAX WEYL Agt,
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Dollar Jerseys at see,

They are short-waisted, so the price 80 cts.
&c., worth 1Oc.; Satteen, 10c.; Crinkied Seer
sucker, &c, DIG; silk Mitts, 25c; Bustles 25c.;
Linen Collars, 7c.: Gauze Vests, 25c.; Parasols
at cost, at A. Storms. 0O4 7th st. bet and K 4
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Coall l,oaI! CoaIi

Direct from the minesi
First cars from the Philadelphia and Readine
Coal Co., unloading to-day at the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad freight yard.
NOW Is the time to buy, and A. B. Smith, 6Og
New York ave., is ready 70 MI your coal bins
ior winter use. Come or telephone tor fresh,
clean coal while prices are low.
A. b. SMITH, 600 N. Y. ave-
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Amusements TO-Night.

ALBAUGHs.-"The Grand Duchess"
NATIoNAL.-s'The Mikado"
PANORAMA BUILDING.-Second Battle Of Bull
Run.
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