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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11

COLLARS &c. CuFrs, 4c.
COLLARS. &c CUFFS. 4c.
COLLARS &C. CUFFS, &c
RECEIVED ONE DAY;
RETURNED THE NEXT
OUR WORK OUR RECOMMEND"
ROGERS STEAM LAUNDRY,
Alexandria. Va,
AUERBACH BRO.
Agent,
623 IA. ave. ja11-wf.s3t
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LADIES MrRrxo HosE REprorp

We never carry Winter Hosiery over from one
season TO another, and, having too large q line
To sell this season at the regular price, We in
crease its sale by naming lower price.
lot Ladies' Fine Quality Black Mcrino Hose
Here tofore sold at :I(jc
REDUCED TO 3114C PER PAIR.
Twelve and half cents oif on q pair should
make quick work OF them.
WOODWARD LOTHROp
~ I Z audi ata
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11

- January took stock and found we pos
sessed $4,000 worth Of Housekeeping Goods,
Boys Clothing. When the inventory WAS taken we
also found the sales have been large but the profits
too small. Since We are in business for profit and
not glory, and since older departments demand
more space. have concluded to close out above
mentioned departments. WE REGRET 1T. We feel
like the man who is to lose q limb. But we will be
manly. The trying ordeal shah be gone through
quickly The price Of each article il plainly marked
thereon. To remark s55,50O worth of goods is
. big falkland We viii make it an unneoss-
sary one. WE OFFER 20 PER scENT DIS
COUNT OFF MARKED PRICES OF EVERY
ARTICLE. You will appreciate this when we re-
mind you the goods were selected by competent
buyers from the leading manufacturers and were
bought for cash, and that they were marked at small
profit Twenty per cent OF such prices means you are
offered goods at so per cent below prices usually
quoted. We would make the PALAIs ROYAL depot
for your every requirement during this great sale;
hence the great reductions in prices in other
departments list of which you may notice in other
column. We think this announces the most sweeping
Closing Out Sale ever advertised in the columns of
The Star.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

XNANTED-AN EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, SITUATED
w Ia northwestern section of the city: mSst have
modern improvements and coByeniences, and he
located in respectable iehborhoOd. Address, stat
Ing particulars and lowest cash price, Box 20 star
office It,
WAN1ED-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY FROM
w the North would take best of furnished
house in or near Washington for the Of part of {
for few months; highest rferences- Box ia star
Office. 1zlO-3r
NVANTED-To PURCHASE A PIECE OF BUsI-
w roperty 9TH Il, Pa. ave, ST.,
about $4,000. Address Box lO5. Star office ja7-4t'
WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS. HOUSES
w and Lots for cash purchasers Any property
placed with will be literally ADVERTISED at
pense iicnls collected Estates managed. Insurance
effected HOLLAND & THOMPSON,
jel3 1913 st.. Adjoining sun Building.
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TIME WILL PROVE. g~
TINE WILL PROVE.
TIME WILL PROVE.
TINE WILL PROVE. ~
TIME WILL PROVE.
TIME WILL PROVE.
TINE WILL PROVE. ~
TIME WILL PROVE.
TIME WILL PROVE.
TIME WILL PROVE. ~
TIME WILL PROVE.
TIME WILL PROVE.
TINE WILL PROVE. ~
TIME WILL PROVE.
TINE WILL PROVE.
TIME WILL PROVE. ~
TIME WILL PROVE.
TIME WILL PROVE.
TINE WILL PROVE. ~
TINE WILL PROVE.
TIME WILL PROVE.
TIME WILL PROVE. ~
TINE WILL PROVE,
TINE WILL PROVE.
TINE WILL PROVE. a.
TINE Will PROVE.
TIME WILL PROVE.
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TINE WILL PROVE.
TINE WILL Prove
FINN WIZ laovE. -
TINE WILL Paovk
rnfE wML P8ovR
TrxH WILL RsoyE ~
yrN VIA slovx
g1D VIA saevn
Tnn VIA fsoyE' ~
the WILL ssevz.
rins WILL paovE
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BIG BOYS SUITS,

with long pants. ages IL 10 Il. Broken lots
that we're sl5 suit are now $40. Those that
were sl2 are now going at 30. And the sIO
suits are now marked 80. Although we men
ton but few prices remember there are nu-
nierous lines at each price. so that you'll find an
assortment of kinds at one Of these prices. Va
riedenoush to suit every taste,
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YES.
WE REGRET IT. ~
WE RIeREr IT. .
We REGRET IT.
WE REGRET IT. ~
WI REGRET IT.
WE REGRET IT.
WE REGRET IT. ~
WE lnaRsr II.
VI REGRET IT.
WE REGRET IT. ~
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WE REGRET IT
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WE REGRET 1T. II
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WANTED ROOMS.

XNANTED-THREE OR FOUR UNFURNIsHED
w Rooms. on d st or second floor. be ween and .
SITS aud 4th AMI Sth SITS nv Address l522 9th st
NV. hl1-2r
VVANTED-THREE OR FOUR UNFURNIsHED
w communicating rooms, in private family, within
eight blocks of the r. o. Department Possession ia
February; children; references. Address, with
price, Box 100. Star ONCE. jail 2ts
XNANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY A NEATLY AND
w comfortably furnished room near business sec
tion: price must be moderate. Address J. ID. r.,
Star office. 1ts
M ANTED-TwO ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD
w for three persons in private family. in George
town Alexandria immediate neighborhood of
Washington. Terms must be moderate; STATE par
ticulars. Box ll9, star Office. lO-ft.
WANTED-RoOMS-MAN PERSONS CALL ON
w us every day tor furnished aud unfinished
rooms Persons having them rent should Sc US.
ROOM RENTING AGENCY 6i2 9th st. nv. s. 5ts
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WE'RE GLAD OF IT

that We are now able to show you more styles
than You can iind il the city of Washington out
side our house.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w
WANTED :PE-wRITER OPERATORS TO
ton; terms low Numoet Of psshipes limited Ad-
jaII-8t 1920 sth st. u.
XNANTED-TO RENT OR PURCHASE AN UP
w right piano. Unless full parcuiars are xiven no
notice will be taken Address Mrs H. A. d. Star Of
WANTED-To RENT WELL LOCATED AND
w handsoms Corner Store for Drug business Ad-
XUANTED-To PURcHA e VICTOR OR co
Iamba Salty Bieyclss address or call ON Lou!s
The G GT.. .nS sTa
Address at once NJ. M. Star office. jall-3t'
XNANTED-IF YOUR ROOF LEAKS OR YOUR
w FanEe needs repairils' 20 TO EDWIN row, rs
NNANTED-TO BORROW 1000 ON REAL Es-
w sa,s worth twice the amount 1. Sye, star Office
XNANIED-To INVEST ABOUT $1,000 IN SOME
Y reliable business. Address BUSINESS, Star
w ANTED-EvERn ONE TO KNOW THE AIR
traits promptly attended to. Jae-3t'
NNANTED-To PURCHASE A wEII-LOCArED
unite capital with young man with intention Of open
hug . store. Address Box D. star ONCE jaY-3t'
WAN,EpaLTWo OR THREE HORSES rs TO BOARD.
Driving Horse tor sale 40 18th stn.w. ja7-6i
NV ANTED-oIp hAo,, BOOKS: PAPER METALS.
" B B.. &C. &c Address G H. star once.
HxTANTED-FOR CAsH-ENTIRE STOCKS OF DRY
w Goods Fancy Goods Boots aud shoes, Clothinx
&c Parties having entire stocks for and &c .irng
cash will ind prompt buyer for any amount, by
applying TO h BAUM 2ly 9TH st. s-w. ja7l6t
HNTANTED-TKY UUK BUTTEkINE AT ~ CENTS
w pound Doesn't get rancid: keeps better than
Butter satisfsction guar snteed OF money returnel
Ss si s s: S IN Ss'' . sS IN S:'
Nv ANTRD-HIGHEsT CASH PRICE PAID ron
ins Ga R.psr. l,sn and n.ssS" lSSrss hos S' IT,
M ANTED-wEILs DUG, BORED AND DRIVEN
ner Pumps made @ w0fk sssy. Pslnps nd pump
stock furnished Terms modsrstA wAH. nQffAl,
323 9Th n. dl-2ms
nv ANTKU-FURNrTURk FEATHER BEDS. CAR
w petA ssoveA ClQtnipy. or enti!y ho0,spRsa ~
fscte he highest cash pfoss pead Aderss s1 AZ
w ANfED- EXCnAHaR 201 ~ ST:
Waw.. b the place for bar aims tn second hand
Ssss: eo1S: sSH ss "a :: h:s is
M TIPATION POSITIVELY cuRkD
w by taking clARKS o.hsIltAIlON CykE.
Ihi. soo& no ner
Curl kecommendsd 81 bess physcinnA Agency.
WAVES Ebhtt House DFug Ss0re. alo-lm
vyANTED-IT KNOWN THAT 6: 8 ,PyNpfs OF
w AS Louinians ave. Noppoedte CITY Hall = Son-
missioner Of Desds for al the stssss snd Is,,enss
WANTED COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR
w every State aud Territory: Notary and u =
C.nminssoner. JNO. 4 Bk11- 1871 y Nv.
In 0kcs from an " > pa 1easpesss Sss-< 70
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WE'RE GLAD OF IT

That We can truthfnlIy say: Here you viii
and the goods you want, correct in style in
fabric and In at, ct less than wholesale prioes,"
Tor we shali not carry anything over. and we
hsvs great big stock to dispose Of end which
We offer you 10 select from.
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.r-Rr GIAD Or Ir

Were G1AD Or Ir
That We feel justified in saying we have had
our feast of business and We now offer you
BANQUET OF BARGAINS.
Not the refuse Of badly bought stock. but
assortment Of Boys and Childrens Clothing
greater. finer, and better fitting than Washing
ton can show outside our house.
WE'RE GLAD OF IT
That our sales Of Boys and Childrens Clothing
for the year Just closed have been great that
we are determined to begin next seasons cam
paien with stock entirely free from suspi-
cion Of dollars worth Of goods that was made
for 1887. and
WE'RE GLAD OF IT
That having determined these points the next
thing in order 10 to call your attention to the
greatest Mid Winter Sale Of Boys Clothing ever
before inaugursted. 1t is indeed
SNAP FOR THE BOYS.
A CARNIVAL OF BARGAINS
FOR THE BALANCE OF THIS WEEK.
PROFITS TOSSED TO THE WINDS
AND ORIGINAL COST OF GOODS FORGOTTEN
BUsINEss IS WHAT WE ARE AFTER
NOT PROFITS.
And we're going to awake 1t from it, drow-
~ slumbsrs and make II dance lively step
TO the pleading notes Of cur
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
IN BOYS AND CHILpREN's CLOTHING.
WE COMMENCE THE MUSIC
With list of things that are needed most
at this time; for instance.
BIG BOYS OvERcoATs,
AGES IL TO Is YEARS
That lave boen selling at 81, are now $3.50.
We have marked the SO ones down to "a, and
the 81 ones are now $3.50; the IS ones are
now marked $3.50. Take your choice Of the
$40 ones now for e. Your choice Of the sl2
ones will cost you sS,
Thes1o ones viii aow cost you $40 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-11
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

WE HAVE SEVERAL VERY vkIuakfE
w large Properties for ssle uated on Ns~s.r61
sefts ave estsnded and the fsshloushle TsnleytoSn
road Also. number of beautful Bul.fius sltes snS
choice LDts sAa ssxersl u lendio Suburban lsrn.-
u Il COLDS SokoU0H Co.
3oSsn.W.S@ 1<V5 -
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LADIES WINTER SKIRTS Rxpucrr

Wearc closing out our stock of Winter Skirts.
Lower prices is the inducement Now is good
time to buy.
All 75-cent Gray Flannel Skirts now Soc
each. The best SOC. ever bought
Black Quilted Farmer Satin skirts that sold
well well at 81 are nov offered at zoe, because We
1928 Gray Flannel skirts are being offered
at3l.T5.
~ Imported Fancy Knit worsted Skirts are
30 Black Quilted Satin Walking skirts are
offered at $780,
.75-cent Childrens' Fancy Knit worsted Short
Skirts, sizes and 3 years, are offered ct soc.
each.
FIRST purchasers will get an advantage.
lSecond hoor: head of mail sta,r-case)
WOODWARD & LOIHROP,
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TINS COLUMN CHANGED DAILY
BY
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Enumeratine q few of the many pronounced
bargains offered By them.

Two Classes Or SALES
ARE NOW IN PROGRESS.
Fist, the Grand Eighth Annual Special Sale
of new goods in
ADDE'S MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
READY-MADE BEDWEAR AND COTTONe,
FINE HAMBUR0 EMBROIDERIE2
MEMS UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS.
Second. merchandise reduced prices The
latter embraces all goods that lAg-All lots that
are small-all lots that are too large for b
time II season. nc. News Of these don't always
got into the papers Except perhaps. where the
daily visitor: As the season advances the store
becomes all the more BILE, PLEASANT and
convenient place to shop Why shouldn't we
offar the best Inducements
WOODWARD b LOTHROP,
Cor. 1lth aud ste. NV
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WE'RE GLAD OF IT

That othe enormous business We do in Boys
and Chiidren's clothing enables us each year at
;iis time to make grand Clearing up Sale. in
which we can, aid do, name prices lower than
the manufacturers. We do it 1t . loss it's true,
but ons OF this great secrats of our success in
business Is that we never carry over goods from
one season to another. We have always had the
courage to realize that each season should ts
begun with stock entirely free from old styles
and that what Is left at the close Of every season
should be run Oh regardless Of FIRST cost. That's
what Ss arc doing now and IL you want Boys
Clothes
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

VyoR RENT-ELEGANT LARGE FR nj OFFICE
Il Room. three vii doss and communicating room
rear. second hoor. alter Bald ng" 1910 Il.
Cheap 10 good tenant ". c. BIkAII.
Jal0-3t ge5 Est nv.
V,oR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS IN BUILpING l2lo
- -. Nv single suite. "a AID Sc noors
tire. at moderate ATIly % - -.
jas-6t FRANCfs u. MoHUN, 1881 fst
IroR RENT-oFFICEs-I OuKNkw BtILDI>0
Il all conyeuicnces, steam heat
TlIER a RUTHERFORD
d24..w. 1907 NV.
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Your company Is most respectfully solicited .
he
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The SMALLER BOYS


must not be forgotten in this festival of great
values Here's how We forget" them. We
now offer ali that are left Of those beautiful lit
tie overcoats that We bought In such large
quantity and at such . low figure some time ago,
and which we were enabled to sell at $3.50
each, A<es ~ TO q. Some with cspes, some
only collars. Some plain and others trimmed
with sstrachan. every Of them all wool, and
styles enough in the assortment to suit the
most fastidious. Suitable alike for little boys
aud little giris. For the balance of this week the
choice Of the lot can be bought for
sLs9-oSE EIaHTY-NINE.--sI.s9.
WE'RE GLAD OF IT
that we are in position to offer such startling
honest values rs the foregoing.
WE'RE GLAD OF IT
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QAO ST. N.w.-FIRsT-CIASs BOARD, WITH
SVOor without rooms; nice ~ furnish d; by day,
week, month. - rnsonabas raa6s tFansA-nA n and
6l-50 per day kl0-3r
TIHsT-cLAne BOARD. WITH on wITuoUT
II rOoms house and neatly furnished 7lo lotk
IT. NV. Heruscs % ths door. 3a7-0s
en- ST. INVITE poARD-Two ooMNU-
OVl nicatins south 4. snl ke,nA. third hoor; OPEN
n DOC ] 81. n. W. OPPOSITE KkANKLIN
1912 Park : Rieassut no Rs witt tirss class
car be accommodates o-2-lovs
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Henfn of Nalglnhip Colt

The many friends OF M9ior boswell. OF
Bullfeld, will be sorry TO bear OF the loss
which he sustained on Saturday in the acct
dental killing OF his splendid colt Nonus,
which occurred whilst breaking HIM for the
saddle The colt reared and fell over,
striking his head against the ground. iractu-
ring the side OF the skull. from which he died
in few hours. The Major had taken the
precautlon to have the ground ploughed 10
prevent any accident TO the colt or rider, but
all in vain. NOnus was one ot the most
promising colts ever bred by Maior boswell,
and one OF his best crosses. being out OF
Eclyptic by Eolus, granddam Nina and
grsndsire imported Lexington. He could
elsily have been sold for three or four thou
sand dollars. 1t was as beautiful as il was
sad TO see how Morris, the Majors trusted
servant, was affected by his los'. lie actual
ly cried, so great was his attachment for the
colt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24

,no Yards STRIPED AND PLAIN SEER
stCKRRS-Were l0c.. now &c:
500 wards BLACk-AND- WHITE PLAID GlNG-
HAMS-Wero lekc., now lU,.; -
800 Yards PLAID AND STRIPED MUsLlNS-
we're i2Hc, now nc; -
t0o Yards COIOkED hAMBURGS-were and
l0c.. now Sc: .,.,, - 80. ..
1908 yards TORCHoN LACES-were ana lOc''
now Sc. $500 ,,,>
AII-oVRR vALENCIENNES LACE AND
FLOUNCING reduced to 81 and slS5;
ALI-OVEk BLACK BLOUNClNGr reduced to '5c.
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK at 30. 90, 7Oc., 81,
Sl25. &, and 81 30; ,,.c, ,, ,,,,,,., pu,n,
GARNET, BROWN, BOTTLE-GREEN kltADA-
A few " more m re SUMNER SILKS to close out at s5c.
MIsSSEs' ALi-wooL JERSEYS at 80 and 55c.;
10 dozen BLUE AND PINK LADIES HOSE at
81. worth l2Mc.; .... ,,oc,,
20 dozen GENTIEMEN's STRIPED HALF-HOSE
az &C. worth l0c.; .,-.,,
eodoze9 GENTLKMkN'S STRIPED FULl~REGU-
LAR MADE HALF-HOsE At lgc worth 25c.
70 dozen GENTLEMEN's ALL-LINEN STAND
lNa COLLARS at gtle. worth l2Sc.
LADIES' BLUE, WHITE, AND CARDINAL
SHETLAND SHAWI.S at 80 and 75c.;
LADIES' BLTE, WHITE, AND CARDINAL
CASHMERE sHAWI.S at $fend fl.2o;
LADIES' NRCK-SHAWLS at 10. 10, %. aud 5Oc.
LACE CURTAINS from 75c. a pair to $3.50;
INFANTs' MUSLIN CAPS reduced TO &c;
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR reduced 10
much below their usual value;
LADIES, SUMNER COhsETS reduced 70 S5c:
A basket OF remnants SWISS EABROlDEhIES
at CSC worth 5Oc.:
And many more BARGAINS too numerous to
mention jy z4Tu&Th
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smooth, level halr-lnile track Of standard

gauge ana MEASUREMENT. .
Besides the prizes mentioned above the
committee has others donated by manulac'
turers and dealers, which viii be added 10
the list, thus Increasing the interest OF tne
participants In the racing. In addition 70
the published programme there Will DC
match races between bIeycfs sod horses;
also a race for the championship OF the
State and fancy trick riding. The paraoe,
which will occur the second day OF tne
meeting. will be a most interesting feature,
az it IL the intention OF the management 10
have in line probably the fastest rider In the
world, the bicyclst with his wheel on which
he rode around the world. It IS also ex'
pected to have one OF the most novel textures
OF the present day In the cycling lne-a
rider who with ride, using only one wheel
INSTEAD OF two. 1t is also expected to nave
the latest improvements In bicycles for a-
dies use, as we'll as 4 muticycle, on which
from four TO eight people can ride.
Bicycle racing Is both novel and interest
ing, and would be enjoyed by the visitors 10
the races even more keenly than the riders
themselves. The expertness OF the bicycle
riders Is almost unknown to our citizens oi
Richmond.
The Old Dominion Wheelmen, under whose
auspices these races are given, have Just
moved into their new clubhouse. It IS de-.
Ilghfuly fitted up for their pleasure and
comforts as well as for entertaining their
visitors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
Sent on for en-steaIing-0ther
Cases.

Cases.
Police Justice Crutchfield bad a long docket
before him Yesterday morning. but the cases
were nearly all Of an unimpOrtant character.
The most important one was that OF Robert
Curtis (colored). charged with feloniously
stealing a lot OF chickens from Richard Hen
dricks. Mr.. Hendricks testified that bis
kitchen was broken into on Thursday night
last and eleven chickens stolen, and he iden-
tilted those found In Curtis's possession a
his fowls. They we're identified by some
hair wrapped around their lePs while run
ming about in Mr. Hendricks's yard. The
accused tried TO sell the chickens TO q co'ored
woman who keeps cook-shop on Brook
avenue. Curtis was sent on to the grand
jury.
Lucien Fields (colored) was fined $40 and
costs for aSssulting Amelia Reinev.
Rebecca Bailey (colored). drunk aud dis
orderly on the street. Fined IS and costs.
Thomas Jones (colored) was fined 80 aud
costs for assaulting and striking Annie
Green.
Mary Gregory aud Julia Ann Fry both
colored) were fined s. and costs each for
being disOrderly in the street.
Della Thompson, q colored yagrant. was
sent 10 the almshouse.
Willie Foster was sent to the almshouse as
a vagrant.
J. A. Marks, obtaining under false pre-
tences SS. % from Ellis Abrams. Continued
until this morning.
Joseph Smith (colored) feloniously and
malici0usly attempting to cut Warren Pcin-
dexter with a razor In the street. Continued
until this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
MOTHERS! MOTHERS I

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest by q sick child suffering and crying with tho
excruciatlng pain OF cutting teeth' IL so. go at
once an1 get a bottle Ct MRS. WINsLoW'5
SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately-depend upon 1t;
there Is no mistake about H. There Is not
mother on earth who has ever used II who will
not tell you at once that It VIII regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like magic. IL
4. perfectly safe to use In all cases and pleasant
to tho TASTE and Il the prescription OF one OF the
Oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
the United states. sold everywhere. Twenty
nye cents q bottle. my l-eod
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co,o,e,nonper,sr Thanks.

To the Editor Of the DispG'ch:
Colonel Frederick Hopper, OF the Seventy
first regiment, New York volunteers, was
the recipient on saturday OF box OF very
handsome flowers tied with red. white. and
blue ribbon from some one unknown, as
there wag no care. or II there was It was
misplaced before it reached him. He re-
quested me to take this method TO thank the
person or persons for the kind consideration
Of himself ana regrets that he could not
tender his thanks In person.
Very respectfully.
&. GRAY BOssTEUX,
Captain Company A.
Richmond, Vd., July 90, 1883.
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DEATS THEM ALL!
I'D ONLY 81 ROUND TRIP.
GRAND SATURDAY-NlGHr EXCURSION.
FULL MOON ON THE JANIS.
TOOLD POINT AND NORFOLK.
ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS STEAMER ARIEL
NO TINE LOST FROM BUSINESS.
LOOK AT THIS SCHEDULED
Leave Richmond NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT.
July 2stb, at 10 O'Clock; arrive at Old Point at 8
A. N. and Norfolk az A. NJ. Leave Norfolk
sunday atfP. ". aud Old Point at 5 Z. W.; arrive
al Richmond at l2 O'Clock Sunday night
Tickets also good 70 return the following tues
day, July 3lst.
Ample time Sunday TO visit Virginia Beach,
Ocean View, Hampton. Soldiers Home. &C.
LADIES' SALOON reserved for their exclusive
use.
Elegant meals and refreshments on steamer
Ariel Beats them all
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
DEMOCRATIC
ExCuRsIONs. PuC-NaCs. &c.
pINDrST MOONLIGHT FXCUB-

RANDEST MOONLIGHT EXCUB-
N SION 20 and Daucing at Warwick Park
this season on JULY 27. 1888 Boat leaves her
wharf at O'Clock p. NJ. sharp; returning. leaves
tho Park at l2 o'clock p. NJ. Gentlemen. 80 cents
Ladies free Every lady must have an invitation.
Positively no ladies allowed without Invitation,
as invitations for ladies can be had from the
Warwick-Park Transportation Committee: Cap
tain Charles Hughes. Laurence c. Haeke. james
Il. Grady, and Nathaniel Tompson. n. Blades
must show their invitations before getting on The
hoot y24-lt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24
At Last

our piano has been cIaimed-ticket Noe 1904,
presented by Mr.. George p. Pitt, who is
engineer OF No. on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway, residence No. 92) Twenty
fifth street. Now, who will be next TO get
the set OF furniture that we are giving tickets
on? SPENCE, TYREE & Co.,
The Shoe and Trunk-House.
Sl5 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-24

With teeth all stained and loose thought
That nothing could he begged or bought
To cure them. and cried In pain.
aoh, would that they were good again! !"
At last let songs OF praise go round,
A cure In sOzoDoSF foundl