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National Republican., 1888-05-10
Lodge Meetings To-Sirht.

The following lodges will meet tonight at
the places named:
Masonic-New Jeru,alcm. No, o. Masonic
George &. Whiting NO ~. Georgetown: Wash.
ngton II. A. Chapter, No. =, Masonic Temple.
q. 4. R,-BUlmside, No. 5. lil2 Pennsylvania
avenue.
10. q. F.-Culumba. No 10. Odd Fellows
Hall: Covenant. No. II. odd Fellows Hall
Georgetown; Oriental, No. ~. odd Fellows
Hall: Friend ship. NO. IL, PENNSYLVANIA ave.
nue. and Twentieth street northwest.
Knights of Pythias-Jniun, No. -, seventh
and |. streets northwest: Harmony, No n,
Tlrtecnand-u. and l. streets.
Union Veteran UniOn-lIancOck, No. |, 0!3
i street
zoe. C.-St. Johns. No. 3!. Washington
Hall, Pennsylvania avenue and Third street
southeast
/. o. NJ Friendship, No. :. Moore's Hall, 3il
Ninth street northwest: William Louis SchlCy,
No. 4, Odd Fellows Hall. Georgetown
Knights Oi Golden Eaclc-Amcrca Castle.
No. B. McCaulcy's Hall, 40 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
uuc southeast.
l. q. uf Il. M.--Tuscarora. No ;, Odd Eel.
lows Hall, Eighth street southeast: Logan,
No :, Market Hall, Thrtysecond street;
OnUndaga. No, 10. Bunch'S Hall.
y. l.. of H.-liannony, No. l3l, LIE Droit
Building. room 80.
mia avenue and Nineteenth street northwest
National Union Central Council, No, 2l0,
III sixth street northwest.
q. [. A., M.-Liberty Council, No. 2, Std
hams Hall. 1923 seventh street northwest.
o. L. a. NJ. Jr,-MUunt Vernon Council. No
10, Baum's Hall, Fourth aud East Capitol
streets,
National Republican., 1888-05-10
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
City.

sunday NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, delivered by
carrier or mail; price only 10 cents month";
sample copies Will be furnished free to all
persons sending their address to the business
office,
Frederick Kooncs has purchased of Pauline
Trailcl for $1,000 sublot q, In square iBS,
The deaths last week numbered s0-whitc,
60; CulOred, 30; marriages, 32, and births, 81.
Andrew II. stamp and wife disposed of sub.
lot ~. in square 3j], to Franklin j. Foster for
5000
Nannc n. Macomb and husband have sold
To William \. stewart for Sjl5O sublut -, in
square 1871.
VIM. Hahn was yesterday excused by Jus.
tiCC Montgomery from further service aS n
rctit juror for this term in the criminal court.
B. II. Warner n Co, have sold for the Nor.
ri,on estate to Mrs; Minnie Fisher Harris Nos,
0sn and lO?2 Eighth street northwest for Sl!,.
SEQ.
The commissioners have approved Building
Inspector Entwislc's suggestion tO extend the
curb at Ninth and boundary streets out few
feet,
jfNr y. Gicsler, 1901 Eighth street northwest,
has been refused permit to build a manure
pit In the tCn.foot alley IN the rear of his prem.
\ good suggestion has been made by Audi.
tor Petty In requiring witness fees at the
police court to be paid in cash instead of by
check
y. Spraguc. real estate agent 52i Tenth
street. sold To Mrs. Alice u. McGraw, of Brook.
lyn. y. Y, three houses ON B street northeast
for SiliCO also. three houses ON II northwest
for $4,000.
\ harroom license to Mrs. Alice Kelly, 333 Il
street southwest, has been approved and the
application of ESau l.. johnson, l?2O l. street
northwest has been disapprovcd by the com.
missiOnCrs.
The petition for canccing the assessment
ON certain property used for manufacturing
purposes belonging TO Charles White and
others, for Jan. 30, lsii has been decided ad.
vcrsCly upon by the commissioners.
Thomas l.. waggaman, as trustee of Thomas
of the estate of John Lcnthall, for 81 900. the
following property: Part of lot -, In square
55i sublots 10 and 80, In square ll!; part Of lot
20, In square 5lj.
Bcall Brown Il Co., in letter to the com.
workmCn repairing the TenleytOwn road on
the Dumblunc estate that the drain being con.
stguctCd Is for the purpose of throwing the
water on their fields.
superintendent Powell had talk with the
commissioners yesterday relative to securing
the Washington Light Infantry Corps ArmOry
for holding the industrial school exhibition.
Mai. Moore will endCavor to secure the arinOry
for the purpose free of rent.
The commissioners yesterday, in letter to
Comptroller Durham requested that official
to allow the expenditure Of $1,000 from the
emergency fund for the building of q wall
overlooking the canal In the rear of the
Georgetown market house.
National Republican., 1888-05-10
LADIES' SHOES.

Finest handmade oxford Ties, patent
leather vamps and tips. Paais Royal price,
$3.50: elsewhere, S5. There Is only one other
house keeping this shoe.
French Kid Oxfords, made by hand and in
one piece; for those with tender feet. Palais
Royal price, $3.50; elsewhere 81, Sia5. and
$40.
Bright Dongola Kid Oxfords, hand made,
"cOmmonscnsc" last only: for athletic girls
and women. Palas Royal Price $3.50; our
only competitor charges S3.
Hand made oxford Ties, patent leather tips
Paais Royal price, secs; the cheapest of our
competitors charge $3.50; Others charge Sa75
and 81.
Kid Button Boots, common sense and opera
toes, Palais Royal price, 50. Such boots can
not be found elsewhere, as they are made to
Our special order. The patent Globe" in
soles, with which they are fitted, prevent rip.
ping and squcakng, are waterproof, and un-
affected by perspration. New soles can be
nailed or sewed on as good as new. We have
contracted to buy large quantities, feeling
assured they will meet with ready sale, as
they are positively equal to any 81 boots Of
fered around town.
The English "Waukenphastn Boots. Hand.
made French Kid Boots, Custom.madc Kan
garoo Boots, Alligator Skin OXfords, Patent
Leather Shoes, with cloth uppers to match
your costume. The best shoes to order at
prices TO surprise you.
National Republican., 1888-05-10
GEORGETOWN.
Prospecting for the Great Fails Narrow
Gauge Road.

Gauge Road.
The bill which recently passed the House
granting a charter to build a narrow gauge
rollrood from Georgetown to the Great Falls
is measure which greatly Interests the
people of this place, Several prominent
citizens made a trip over the proposed route
yesterday, and were thoroughly impressed
with the advantages and needs Of such a
road. II would not only give us rapid
transit to one of the most noted and beau
tiful resorts in this region, but would open
up iiue area OF country and contribute to
the expansion and growth of Georgetown in
q westerly direction.
The approaching ceremony of laying the
cornerstone of the new Catholic university
Is one IN which all Catholics here are deeply
interested. Arrangements are being made
to secure large attendance from George
town, With this view meeting of the male
members Of Trinity parish was held last
night at the Parish school Hall, and II was
resolved to attend the ceremony In body.
The Catholic Union also met at their
hail. corner of Thilty-llrst and \ streets, to
take action In the matter. After the trans
action of routine business and the election
Of several new members the union resolved
to cooperate with the pastor of Trinity
Church In the arrangements for the occa.
sion, and to attend the laying of the corner
stone In body.
The union propose to commence at an
early day the work Of improving and reno
waiting their hall.
Mr., T. A. Newman, who has been danger
ously i'll at his residence, 3l36 NJ street,
was so much better last night that hopes
are entertained of his recovery. MIR. New
man Is one of the oldest residents of the
town, and has been engaged in business
here for fifty years.
National Republican., 1888-05-10
Address Mail Orders o. Lsne COR 18th stu Pa avWashngtonO

BY supplying the best
at moderate prices we fill
a gap in the shoe trade of
Washington. Hereto =
fore it has been trashy
shoes at moderate prices
or best shoes at exorbit-
ant prices.
The following prices
are for the best shoes,
and are given after due
investigation, and can be
proved authentic.
National Republican., 1888-05-10
Robbcries Iscported

The following robberies have been reported
to the police: Hugh Hartman, No, 3ia Virginia
avenue southwest, reports stolen from his
saloon a silver spoon and strainer: W. L. Col.
Today, No. 1IIi Rhode Island avenue, reports
the theft of four billiard balls: job \. Price,
No sos A street northeast, reports that his
house was entered and robbed of a number
of articles worth Sl3: Mary j. IIosaCk, No.
1910 @ street northwest, reports stolen from
her house ten spoons and two napkin rings.
Charles Weeks, No. G3i Louisiana avenue, re-
ports the embez2lcment of $50; Harry Del
waine, No. 02i VI street northwest, reports the
larceny of an umbrella worth SO; Arthur
Emory, Baltimore, reports that while in this
city ten days ago his pocket was picked of a
watch and chain worth $50
National Republican., 1888-05-10
Tound Some Tnxos JnnnIL,

Mrs Barbara Dorm, now Mrs Franks, In a
letter TO the commissioners, states that she
procured certificate from the collector of
taxes showing that there was no special as
sCssmCnts charged against lots lIS and li0,
l'rathcr's subdivision in the county, but In
the last few days she has received bills show.
ing an assessment Of S3522 with interest at IN
per cent, from June 0, 1871, She desires to be
allowed to pay the same without interest
National Republican., 1888-05-10
pnmares Nnp.e0 For neing Disabled.

Melville Blair DomGr, by Messrs. Coleman
and Ohey yesterday instituted suit against
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
for $40. 80 damages for injuries received while
a passenger on train on that road. In his
declaration the plaintiff AYERS that lie wa,
nun, and was running between Grafton, w
Va. and Baltimore, Nd; that on June -, 1887
the car in which he was riding was thrown
from the track at or near Terra Alta, W. Va.
ablcd, and Obliged thereby to resign his posi-
tion as postal agent.
National Republican., 1888-05-10
FRAUDULENT PENSION CLAIM.
a soldier without Company or Reg
iment.


The attention Of the criminal court was
occupied yesterday with the case of George
Bumbrcy, onc-lcgged colorcd shoemaker,
charged with violating section 5i3s of the
revised statutes Of the United States in pre-
sentiug a false pension claim. Assistant
District Attorney Lipscomb represented the
government, and Mcssrs. r. +. Miller, T. G.
Taylor, and Ed Wright the defendant. The
government claimed that Bumbrey, whose
LEG was amputated at Garfield Hospital in
this city in 1885, fraudulcntly applied for
pension undor the name of VIM. Ford, SER
gcant Of Company ID, second United States
Colured troops, and established the claim by
the testimony Of q number Of false wit
nesscs.
For the defense 1t was claimed that the
defendant was In the service Of the regiment
named, and was wounded In battle, and was
clearly entitled to pension, but having
Eecn slave he was IN the regiment under n
fictitious name. He claimed that II itis
clearly shown, even though the name of
Ford was used, that Bumbrey was entitled
to pension he could not be convicted.
Bumhrey took the stand In his own he.
half and testified that hc was a slave in Nir-
ginia when the war broke out, and escaped
to this city. In 1863 he enlisted In com
pany G., 2d United States colored troops,
under the name of Taylor He used.that
name, as he was a slave and was afraid of
capture. At the battle of Natural Bridge,
Fla, he was struck In the right leg by Il
piece of a shell, which wound, after causing
him good deal Of trouble, resulted in the
amputation Of his leg in 1885. On his re-
turn TO this city he resumed his own name
Of Bumbrey. lie had made application tor
pension under own name, but not under
the name of Ford. ON crOss.examination
dis memory became poor, aud ~ don't re-
member was his response to many qies-
member of his own company, and but one
or two officers.
A number ofiwitnesscs corroborated Bum
brey's testimony as to his name, identity,
&c. This closed the testimony and the
court adjourned for the day.
National Republican., 1888-05-10
Iyanwold HoteI ana Ferry company.

The subscription books Of the above com.
pany are now open at the Office of Gurley
Brothers, 1919 + street northwest.
by the charter of the company the capital
stock of $4,000 is divided into = 800 shares, at
$50 per share.
subscriptions will be received for five or
more shares, payable 81 per share at the
closing of the subscription books and 81 per
share monthly thereafter until pRid.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

\ supplemental certificate of Incorporation
of tile Church Orphanage Association of the
81, Johns Parish, Washington, D, Co" was
was filed in the recorders office yesterday to
run for term of 800 years. Nine trustees
have been chosen, as follows: Rev. W. \.
Leonard, Robert Reyburn, Frank W. llaCkctt,
Thomas Hyde, Francis VI. Gunuell, Alexander
Bliss, Alexander u. IIagner, Titian j. eoifey,
and Charles II, stockton
National Republican., 1888-05-10
Fined So for Tardiness,

When the session of the criminal court was
resumed after recess at o'clock yesterday,
Murray Marbury, one of the jurors in the case
on trial, was absent and proceedings We're de.
layCd for 10 minutes. On coming in Justice
Montgomery asked the reason of his taldiness
and the Juror said that he had no reason be-
yond the fact that he was not aware what
time II was "Nlr. Clerk said his honor,
you will note fine Of 80 against the juror,
laycd'
National Republican., 1888-05-10
Location of BuiIdings Changed.

At the recent meeting Of the Washington
Monument Society 1t was directed to locate
the new building now being constructed near
the monument al further distance from the
shaft so that the wall already erected, instead
of being the iarthest removed from the mon H.
mcnt, will be the nearest. This will increase
the distance 70 extent OF the length Of the
proposed building.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

DR. EnEN TouUtEE. dire etor of the New Eng
land Conservatory of Music. Boston, is at the
Arlington Hotel In this city for Il few days,
where he will be glad to meet parents and
Others who may desire to consult him concern.
ing that famous institution. See card in an
other part of this paper
National Republican., 1888-05-10
Newspnrers Not nnclnded.

In the case Of Charles G, Parker, tried in
the police court charged with distributing
sample copies of a story paper throughout the
city at houses, Judge Smell decided that
newspapers We're not included In the list of
missed,
National Republican., 1888-05-10

The Delightful Liquid Laxative, syrup of
Figs. is a most agreeable and valuable family
remedy, as II Is easily taken by old and young,
and Is prompt and effective in curing Habitual
Constipation and the many ills depending on
a weak and inactive condition of the Kidneys
Liver, and Bowels. II acts gently, strengthens
the organs, on which II acts, and awaken them
To n healthy activity. For sale by all leading
lruuuiSts
National Republican., 1888-05-10
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued; Basil Lockwood and Laura Sins;
David W. Russell and Maggie Il. Gibson;
Henry White, of Petersburg, Va, and Mary
Harris, of this city; Andrew g. jackson, of
phia. Pa: Richard Ii. Brown, of this city, and
lsetta w. Merriman, of Lynchburg, Va: John
II. Lowe and Nettle +. Lowe. both of Mont.
gOmery county. Md; Samuel S English of
Wellsborough. Pa, and Anna Belts, of this
city; Grigg d. Bryant and Caddie ID. Deneal,
National Republican., 1888-05-10
Parlor Cars to Baltimore via the
Baltimore and Ohio,

The parlor trains to Baltimore via the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad leave Washington at
II a. M, 3:15 p m., and $3.50 p m. These are
all fast express trains. There are sixteen
other trains to Baltimore via the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, nine of which are express
trains. See time table in this paper.
National Republican., 1888-05-10
For upper Potomac Landings.

The steamer "Cccile," to-day will not make
her regular trips, but tomorrow and every
her regular trips on time. see advertisement
ON second page.
National Republican., 1888-05-10
I,Ill,l.

cool In summer are invited TO call at 1915 i
street northwest and see the Florence oil
Stoves bake ut 10 a. IN. to-day. j. +. PAGE.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

THE best regulator of digestive organs and
the best appetizer knowniS Angostura Bitters
Try II but beware of limitations. Get from
your grocer or druggist the genuine article
manufactured by DR.. j. q. d. Selgert Y Sons.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

Never in the history of our business did wc
have such elegant Boys and Children's cloth
ing Eiseman Bros. 9TH Il L, Manufacturing
Clothiers and TaiOrs.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

The prices, 1T, and appearance of our cloth,
ing are such that they cannot be copied nor
CqualCd by any of our competitors, EiSCman
Bros, ith y +, Manufacturing Clothicis and
National Republican., 1888-05-10

FoR family use no beer is better than the
Faust from the Anheuser.Busch Brewing
Association. Try 1t, and be convinced. Of
flee corner First and Virginia avenue south
west. Phone SS9.j, Frank Schwarz, manager
National Republican., 1888-05-10
BICYCLISTs ATTENTION

Is called to tho marked down
prices in Bicycle Rose at our
closing out sale Of Mems Fur
nishings, comprising all
colors in Cotton and Wool,
from SO cents per pair up.
Flannel Shirts, Lace and
Button Front, in White, Grays,
Browns, and Navy, at and be-
low cost,
Rowing Jerseys at one-half
of their prime cost,
Black Silk Tics at one-half
selling price.
National Republican., 1888-05-10
Arrlynls at Littlcneld,s wharf

The brig stephen Bishop Capt. Rivers, of
Baltimore, arrived at Littlefeld's wharvcs
yesterday with 300 tons of crude asphalt for
the Barber Asphalt Paving Company; the
for the Washington Gasllght Company, to be
used at the new gas house; the schooner Gen,
n. Mcckins 500 barrels of Whites Portland
cement from.New York consigned oJamcs II,
MCGill,
National Republican., 1888-05-10
SILK MITTS.

~" white, black and the new evening and
street shades. We have both the Lace and
Jersey styles at almost all prices. Ordinary
lengths, elbow lengths, and shoulder lengths,
National Republican., 1888-05-10

After being fitted with our make of clothing
buyers never hesitate to purchase. Eiseman
Bros, ith Il L, Manufacturing Clothiers and
National Republican., 1888-05-10
SILK GLOVES.

~ The 25c Mousquetalrcs are mixture of
silk and linen, looking like all silk and more
durable. This quality Is generally sold as all
silk, and for 3jc pair. The soc MousQuetaires
are all silk. and such quality as generally sold
for SOC. The 0sc English silk Gloves are
Fowne's celebrated make. and usually retail
at S1.25, Sl.35, and Sl.5O. Those in black are
extra heavy silk and very durable.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

Direct importers of the
best gloves, which are
bought and sold on the
strictly cash system,
whereby the public are
supplied at the lowest
possible prices--the low
est in this city.
The last inportations
having arrived, the stock
of Silk Gloves and MittS
is now complete.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

CREsc EST on. 1856 degrees test, five gallons
81. Street China Store, 1910 street north
National Republican., 1888-05-10
GENUINE DANFORTH FLUID
We keep only the purest GASOLINE, which
we deliYcr FREQ of Chnrge.
DOUGLASS;

SSSSSSSSSSSs
Absolutely Fast Black Ho-
Siery for Ladies, Gentlemen,
Children, and Infants. War
ranted not to stain or crock.
Money returned If for any
reason unsatisfactory.
We ask your special atten-
ton to some choice styles in
Infants Hosiery. which we
think are not to be found
elsewhere.
While in for Hosiery look at
Kid Gloves. Our ST. glove we
think exCelS anything at that
price in this city; While for
S so we show you the genu-
inc PerrinS. Can we do more?
Those Swiss Ribbed Vests
for Ladies' at Csc. each are
just in. We have seen none
equal to them as yet. All
qualities up to the finest silk.
Douglass,
Ninth and F Streets,
National Republican., 1888-05-10
Misses g. Child'S Shoes.

Straight Goat Button Boots, spring heels,
S235
Dongola Kid, spring heels, extra heavy
wedge, $3.50.
Above styles in child's sizes. Si.jO.
Baby's French Kid Cacks, Sill: sold gen
orally for S1.2j. We are writing of the best
shoes,
National Republican., 1888-05-10
R. II. TAYLOR,
9S3 Penn. Ave.
WINDIA SILKS& CHALLIS
SEATON PERRY,

Successor To Perry BroO
W,RRE, l.INE QUALITY Ar zoe PER
"CiiGit il AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS" IN
n.,IiiMHIIEin1 iNplA SILKS LIST RE
SFIEArFMR& ErM& At G5d6 s. S* &$tl $SS f4 4FP Il Sl BLACK
WHITE, ,ANp CREAM INDIA SILKS At
NEW ECRJ INDIA roNGEEs AT loc TO
All CoLoRs IN rLArN INDIA SILKS At
MY \, ( { & KlNDli} SILEs 81 SrRAMfS Ms.
M2yETII& ST = $lis2, ili>.I ANP SE@ Sl33 AVN
SSTrRlpgsp iNNnIlsN SILKS AT '5c' REDUCED
NEW TiAiN. S'l'iEIpED. AND FIGURED
GENGALiNES AND POPLINETTEs.
NGW Nr2EEn p S1} SAtS k RE M iAb tANEs Es IN
NEW .rlAlN AND FIGURED ENGLISH
IEIGtiF ,'Hs,onrMEXr or AMERICAN
UrOiiil, E~ OF FINEST Fi;ENtII SATEENs
y CHOICE PATTERNS MADE TO MY EN.
PRES. uIDER. AND NOT TO BE SEEN
80 rll;CE> .ANpEHSON,S. SCOTCH .GlNG.
HAMS ~ ALL TIE NEWEST COMDlNA'
EEW HEeIoNs N PRINTED ALLLINEN
a,6TjECE, NEW gATISTEs. cRINKLEs.
GNGilAM~, ND sEElistcKERS AT
'IATl,S'I NuNEiTIE~" IN BRITISH AND
FRENCH MllirE GOODS.
"SpEClN BARGAIN" IN PLAID MAIN
SOCKS A%DINDlA LINENS AT 12lc.
"EE-'r MAKES or GAIXE AND MEDIUM
WEIGHT MERlNO UNDERWEAR At
LOWEST pEICES
EIL THE --LATEST STYLES" ~ PARA.
Nul~. UMBRELLAS, AND CARRIAGE
SHADES
xfpLAIN FIGURES and dCoRRECTPRGcEs
S f A T ON PERRY,
FERRY BUILDING,
PENNSYLVANIA AVE, CORNER 0Tu ST.
(ESiablshCd iSI0O
National Republican., 1888-05-10

FoR lamps and stoves, five gallons 100 de.
prces OIL SOC, + Street China Store, No,
InIO
National Republican., 1888-05-10

Go TO the Masonic Fair, EStreet Rink, and
see the bOpocpS drill; beautiful young ladies
In handsome costumes; Friday evening May
II, 1855 Admissions 10 cents,
National Republican., 1888-05-10
Excursion to Cincinnati.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell
excursion tickets to Cincinnati from all points
ON It's lines May IL and II, good returning until
May 90 inclusive, at rate of one iirst-clasS
limited fare for the round trip, The rate from
Baltimore and Washington will be Sli.
National Republican., 1888-05-10
supplementnl Certiilcnte F,lel.

More styles than ever in PantaloOnings at s,
TO order. Eiseman Bros, eth u L,
National Republican., 1888-05-10
Boys g. Youths Shoes.

Keeping sizes in stock up to 81. Men with
small feet can be fitted.
selected Calfskin Boots. lace and button.
$40 and 50; same quality in mems shoes cost
81 and S..
Patent Leather Boots, button, Sl.35. Equal
quality in mems boots cost $3.50.
~ Alligator and Kid Slippers for men at
moderate prices. Men assistants.
National Republican., 1888-05-10
House FurniiSherS
Read carefully what we
offer:

~ : dag Clock, cathedral strike both hour
and h,lE in black cnaincled metal case,
~ inches long, o inches high. Our price,
So regular price, Sl2.
Eight day Marblcizcd Iron Clock, porcelain
dial, marble pillars, cathedral strike, lO4X
lOl, Ourpricc. $3.50; regular price, Sl3,50
Extra Large Black Enomclcd Iron Clock,
porcelain dial cathedral hour and half
strike, l5.XlOl, Only 5l2; regular price,
Sis.
n genuine Black Marble Clock, with inlaid
Cu'urCd marble, fine French movement,
cathedral chime strike, running fifteen
day, Only Sl5; regular price, So Size
gNlO, Another larger French Black Mar
bic Clock, l3lX9l-Sl rcgularyaue, $50.
IN elegant Bronze Clock, French dial, yisi-
bc cscapcmcnt, bronze figure Of Mercury,
cathedral strike, something very fine
$23; worth S35.
Walnut .-day clocks, strike hour and halves,
for $3.50.
Bronze Top Pieces to suit above clocks from
81 to -.
n pair Of elegant Bronze Statues, with
bronze base "Don Cwsarn and "DOn
Juan" 81 inches high, Only SIS the pair
regular price, SO,
All our American clock arc Of best standard
makcr-- Seth Thomas, Ansonia Clock
Company, sc. We warrant each and
everyone, kccpthcm in order free of charge
for one year and when sold put them in
place IN your house running,
The above prices are net
spot cash only.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

No argument necessary to sell the clothing
of the Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors,
Eiscman Bros, eth X l..
National Republican., 1888-05-10

81 dozen Ladies' White All.Linen Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, wide and narrow
borders, extra quality. and usually sold at
lsr.
National Republican., 1888-05-10

Grand Army Men happy. G. A. r. Suits, 9
sets buttons, 5000. Color guaranteed.
FRIEDLANDER'S MISFIT STORE, 0l2 L st.