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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-04
or Ma, chisss Merit

Of Ma,chlsss Merit.
For the nose ana throat. extern ally or inter-
nally used, Thonds' Eclectrtc on is matchless'
Asthma, catarrh. ana serious throat affections
are quickly amenable to this efficient remedy.
For sale by H. b. Cochran, druggist, lS7 aud
l80 North Queen street. Lancaster.
Suffered from q very severe cold in my
head for months and used everything recon-.
TO use Ely's Cream Balm. 1t has worked like
magic In Its cura. ! am fIes from my cold
It is the best remedy known. Feeling CRATE
full for what 1t has done tor mo send this 'es-
tim0nial.-sRmuel j. Harris, Wholesale grocer,
ll9 Front street, New York.
Eiv's Cream Balm Is worth its weight in
GOLD rs o cure for catarrh. One bottle cured
n28.2WdeodAW
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Engiish Tribute TO this Country.

Sir Lyon Payfa.r il Contemporary Review for March
At the present moment the United states has
10000 inventions protected by the patent law
This activity or invention shows ability and INTEL
lgence among her people, who are always ready
To turn TO account the forces OF nature for the
benefit OF man. This country In her work1ngmen
& rich IN producers and II their intelligence were
trained IN connection with their work we need NOT
Tear the Industrial competition OF any European
Iattoa- All great foreign nations, except the
United States are terribly handicapped In the In
Custrial race by excessive arnaments England
Is also weighted, but not 10 an equal extent The
EtreDgth OF nations consists In peace, but they
MAKE a sad error by not knowing that the weak
hess 81 nations Is In active war, excessive pre-
paredness Tor II. France, Germany, Holland
Italy, Belgium and Great Britain have 200 OsD
men Withdrawn from being productive citizens In
order 10 BE- productive m.;tants, At Tor each
man OF f45 II we take all the civilized nations
AIDING the reserves 10 the permanent forces four
teen aud a half millions VI the strongest men are
&c may De Withdrawn from protection This IS
one man for Jwenty-fOur VI the population. or II
We exclude the reserves one out OF eighty-one
That - the reason why point TO the United
states the great Industrial nation OF the IuJure
IUr her armed forces represent only one man In
1910 OF the population. Luckily, her protection
pOilcy Il an incubus upon her Industry, and gives
ts breathing time 10 prepare for the coming
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II il the principle of the BON MARCHE to offer for
SALE the very lowest prices but thorough,
" priceworthy goods
We have the honor to inform our lady patrons that
illustrated catalogue of the novelties Of the season
IL Just out and viii be sent prepaid to all persons who
apply for it..
our OF summer novelties are larger than
before and safely assert that the sdvan-
tages which offer in point Of quality and cheapness
Of all our goods are incontestable.
On demand we send free Of postage samples Of all
new tissues, of Silks Pushes velvets woolens,
Drsperies, new stufs Printed Goods Laces, Ribbons
Carpets and Upholstery Goods, well as Albums,
descriptions and designs Of models Of new toilets
CONNECTIONS, Dresses and Costumes for ladies' and
young girls, Suits for gentlemen and boys Hats and
Headdresses. Skirts. Underskirts Peignoirs Trous-
seaux, Underlnen. ready-msde Underwear. Handker-
chiefs Shirts for gentlemen and boys Stockings
shades, Umbrellas Gloves, Flowers and Feathers
Shoes for ladies, gentlemen and children Bedding
Coverlets. White Curtains. Articles for Travel, Mer
ceries Paris Fancy Articles. Tapestry Furniture &c.
The warehouse of the BON MARCHE. specially con-
sructed for large novelty trade the most spacious
best arranged and most thoroughly organized in the
world. 1tcontns all that experience has shown to be
useful agreeable and comfortable and for these very
reasons il one of the notable sights Of Paris.
The new wings added recently make the BON
MARCHE unique establishment Of its kind
As goods cannot be sent o. D. to countries beyond
the seas. request clients to remit us with the
order the price Of the goods together with the
of eventual charges Of packing, freight &c. Goods,
the invoice of which exceeds the sum Of 5f sent
free of charges to the nearest shipping port except
furniture, bedding and certain heavy and bulky
articles, which cannot be prepaid
The BON MARCAE has no branch Offices or agencies
either in France abroad. Ladies specially
quested to beware Of merchants who the name Of
the BON MARCHE in order to mislead purchasers,
and more particularly to offer them BOUCICAUT
GLOVES, whose trademark il universally known, and
which only sold at the Paris warehouse Of the BON
MARCHE.
Interpreters in all languages ap5-2t
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4ELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
DETROIT SOCIETY sHoCKED.
Charges Made Against a
Lending Citizen by Kis Wife.

CH-CAGO. April "a special to the Ister-Ocean
from Detroit says: The upper ten thousand are
irnmaasurably shocked By the announcement that
divorce proceedings have been instituted by Mrs
william q. Thompson, one OF DetrOits most fash
iOnable society ladies, and daughter OF one OF
the oldest French families in the Northwest
against her husband Mrs. Thompson IS a sister
In November. 1873, she married VIM. G. Thomp-
son, then mayor OF the CITY, and a prominent cap
fLalisL- Mr.. Thompson was a republican OF repCb-
leans, and l. The pOsSeS3Or OF one OF the immortal
'SoS badeeS' struck on In honor OF Grants friends
at the chicago convention OF 1850, he being del
Grant Thompson worked over into the democratic
Organization, making afOrnal plunge In 1854. since
which time ne has Aeld a prominent place IN the
COUNCILS OF the democracy, and being suggested as
the candidate for Congress from this district last
falL ana frequently mentioned for governor.
Inc Charges brought b. Mrs Thompson In her
pea Tor divorce make the case all the more dis
graceful she alleges that her husband has been
guilty OF intimacy with Anna JACKSON (colOred),
vile on a barber In this city. ana with Minnie
aterS the reputed wife OF local bartender, but
IN reality one OF the louGest Of the demi- monde
shows signs OF the negro blood IN her veins The
relatlonS existing between her and Thompson have
been the subject OF gossip for several years Min
nbs Waters, the other woman In the case, Is the
daughter OF respectable ply sic an In the interior
OF the state. Minnie deserted her home several
ally working downward until she has reached tne
lowest dens IN the city. Thompson Is worth nearly
sJOO,OOO, and has practical charge OF the Brush
estate valued at a, OO0 200 his nrsL vile having
been daughter OF the late Edward A Brush, Dy
whom he had one child Every enort mas oeen
the judges refused 10 be parties 10 any such AZ
fangeIuent.
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His WANDERING. Over.

THE CURIOUS MANNER N WHICH TRAMP MET HIS
DEATH IN A HUNTERS CAMP.
RsvLrSS. ~. T., April 6.-An old Elk Head Noun
tain hunter. who came In yesterday TO sell furs,
tells a curious story OF the death OF tramp at his
camp some days ago. The tramp came TO the
hunters camp almost dead from exposure and eX-
halsLion, having been wandering about for days
win nothing TO live on but u bottle OF whisky
The second day after his arrival he was lett alone
In charge OF the camp, and when the hunter re-
turned at night the tramp was found swinging
from the limb or neighbOring pine. he climbed
the tree for the purpose, undoubtedly, or taking
view OF the surrounding country and TO get his
bearings as 10 be aOle 10 continue on his way.
lie had evidently slipped from the topnost
branches OF the tree. and In his downward pas
sage the tails OF long coat which he wore had
firmly caught on the lower limo. The coat
which was also fastened at the neck by a strong
bucksSin thong. was terked up over his head en-
tanglng his arms. In this position the unfortunate
tramp soon died. His body was iruLen stu when
found
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GHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
~ Nos 2l43 NINTH STREET NORThMEST MD
2IaO EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST, AND

By virtue of q decree of the Supreme Court of -
the District OF Columbia passed in tquity cause
No lO2IO. (Peters vs. Brooks ct all we viii onerk
premises, on TUESDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF
APRIL. A. ID. 1885, at the hours named the following
pF9perty lying in the County of Washington. District
At HALT-fAsT -FOUR O'CLOCK p. n, all the west
half Of Lot numbered fifty three (53l, in Wright
Co.'s subdivision of part Of Pleasant Plains, as the
said subdivision is duly recorded in the surveyors
once OF said District Levy Court No 3" folio 30,
and described in the bill in this cause Parcel No.
I, !" improved by nine-ruom frame dwelling house,
No. 2I43 9Th street northwest. and stable.
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, on SAME DAY. the south
IN said Wright CoIs subdivision 81 part of Pleasant
Plains described in the bill In this cause Parcel
No improved by four room frame dwelling house,
No. II 40 9Th street northwest.
On WEDNESDAY,, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF
APhllt 1883, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
the following lots in the village Of Montello. ots
numbered 133 and 3d. in square numbered i've l5l.
veyor OF the said District described in the bill in this
Terms: One-third cash to be paid on day of sale or
on the ratification thereof by the court balance In
ana two years. with interest from day Of sale, secured
on property Sold all cash at option of purchaser
deposit will be required the improved property of
800 on each piece On the unimproved property &25
purchasers cost Terms to be complied with in seven
days from day Of sale, otherwise the trustees
the right to resell at risk and cost of defaulng
chaser after i've days advertisement
RANDALL HAGNER. Trustee,
462 Louisiana avenue.
ANDREW B. DUvALI- Trustee,
- 452 Louisiana avenue
~ ~ ANA
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OUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
cHASGERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EE 2sstfIs s - HHh bEfaEE SSOE q SSD
Of o. If the h.
day of February, 1885 in certain cause therein ii
ana
ant. No. 10.9l7 Equity Docket 27 the undersigned
sf
the
two hundred and fourteen la in The city Of wash
Terms Of sale, as prescribed By the decree: One.
the balances IN TWO equal @ represensed
b. notes Of the
the DAY Of Sale. with interest al the r rate
Il Of op Iii
Of the purchaser; Adeposit Of 800 will be required
with within Ave days from the day Of sale otherwise
the property will be resod at the risk and cost Of the
the purchasers cost
II ABLE REAL EsTAIEIN THE CITY Of WASH
iNSh lots s. XSb SusT NORTH 80 81 9f pG
RSNT cikSfE ER0STISa 81 0S r SEW HAMR
sqffdHH R IA SGRE sHa & FEET OF LOT H.
McCeney and as Executor and Trustee under tine ~
hereinafter named offer at public sale, to the highest
and best bidder therefor and the hereinafter
speeed the following real estate all situated in the
city of Warrington. District of Columbia:
On TUESDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH IN A2f&
SLANT, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, wv
in front of the premises, lots numbered from IL -.
to 81 both inclusive. according to X. Ross Perrys
Urusteel subdivision Of original lots and g. in square
1856 said subdivision recorded in the surveyors Office
of the District, nber 10, fol- 10 These lots front
feet on New Hampshire avenue. ana run through to
18th street. with the exception of lot 3 which
"a. 30 feet on New Hampshire avenue, 1925 feet on
18th street and 2.s.15 on Q street These among
the valuable building lots in the city, square 81;
fronting Immediately on Dupont Circle.
On WEDNESDAY,, THE EIGHTEEN III INSTANT
at HALF-pAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. in front Of the
premises, the north J feet front of original lot Il in
230, by the depth Of said lot This lot
14th west between north and Canal streets
Terms: One-fourth OF the purchase money III cash
and the balance in three equal payments one two
and three years from the day saie bearing
six per cent and satisfactorily secured all cash.
purchasers option A deposit of $3.50 will be re
quired on each lot at time of sale. All conveysncing
and recording at purchasers cost Resale at purchas
er's cost and risk, terms Of sale complied
with in ten days from day Of sale.
K. ROSS PERRY,
Executor and Trustee
THOS. L. WAGGAMAN,
ap3-13t Auctoneer.
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Medical Instinct i'm Animals.

NATUas TEACHES THEM TIE PROPER TREATMENT
WHEN THEIR SYSTEMS BECOME DlsORDERED.
From the New Orleans Pcayane.
Animals get nd OF their parasites by using dust,
mud, clay &c. Those suffering from fever restrict
their diet, keep quiet seek dark airy places drink
water and sometimes plunge into IL. When a dog
has lost its appetite IL eats that species OF grass
known as dogs grass. which acts as an emetic and
a purgatiye. Cats also eat grass Sheep and
cows. when Ill seek OuI cert ain herbs. AID animal
suffering from chronic rheumatism always keeps
a. tar as possible, in the sum- The warrior ants
have regularly organized ambulances. Latreille
cut the anteBnse OF the ant, and other ants came
and covered the wounded part with a transparent
fluid secreted in their mouths. IL chimpanzee
Is wounded IL stops the bleeding by placing
It's hand on the wound or dressing it with
leaves aud grass When an animal has a
wounfei leg or arm hanging on ft completes
being stuDg on the muZzle by viper was OBJ
served TO plunge It's head repeatedly for several
days into running water. This animal eventually
recovered terrier hurt its right eye. IL remained
under counter, avoiding light and heat, although
II habltually Kept close 10 the fire. IL adopted
general treatment, rest ard abstinence from food
Tue local treatment consisted In licking the upper
surface OF the paw, which II applied TO The
wounded eve; again licking the paw when IL be-
came dry. Animals suffering from traumatic
lever treat themselves by the continued appca-
tiOl OF cold water, which VI. Delaunay considers
10 he mere certain than any OF the other methods.
In view OF these interesting facts we are he
thinks, forced 10 admit that hygiene and thera-
peUtlcs as proposed by animals may, IN the in
icreSt OF psychology, De studied with adva ntage.
animals, their diseases and the methods adopted
BY them in their instinct, To cure themselves and
have ayailed OF the knowledge so brought under
their observation IN their practice.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

INDEPENDENT ICE CO. BEST QUALITY OF
kENNEBEC ICE,
At Lowest Rates. from yellow Wagons.
Office 9TH and Pa. ave.: telephone call 591-..
No.. S9th-street wharf: telephone call l91-2
Depo's t31OS Water st., Gton; telephone call 7e1 g
ap3-3m
w Penobscot River Ice at all times Patronize Re
wagons main depot 18th St wharf s.w. branch depot
C St bet 9th and 10th W. Telephone 1892. mh3- 6m
TORINK GERHARD LANG'S BUFFALO BEER;
Dalways stands first; the analyses prove it. Special
Brewing of Bohemian Export Bottled Goods Office
and Depot 18th ST. wharf sw. Telephone call 4S9-2
f9-3m PHI. HELLRIEGEL. Agt, Washington, L. @.
IF YOU DESIRE
DELICIOUS COFFEE
POOLE AMERICAN BREAKFAST
tis without doubt, the Best Coffee ever offered in
this market. 33c per II.
n. A. POOLE.
ta1S 944 Louisiana ave.
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New FEATURE.

We make to order Children's Dresses, Coats
and Underwear-in fact. anything appertaining
to child from one year to young miss Of If
teen. We finish our work in frst-class work
manship. employing only the best hands.
Madame Rohr gives her personal attention to
this department. and We guarantee entire salts
faction. You can furnish your own material If
30 desired. and you will be asked to pay just
what the work is worth and no more.
MILLINERY.
weshow the hsndsomest assortment of Ladies',
Misses and Chlldren's Hats to be found in the
city, in all shapes and colors. We fill orders In
our trim department ut short notice. by skillful
trimmers. Our work is our reference.
Our line of Underwear, Laces. Gloves, Corsets,
Handkerchief, Collars, Cuffs, Ruchins. No
tons, and general stock of Fancy Goods il
complete.
One Price. and that the Lowest.
We refund money for goods not satisfactory.
ROHR'S,
ap5-2ts 937 st. NV.
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PHILADELPHIA SToRE
PARASoLS PARAsoLs
We are Offering choice line Of PARAsoLs At the
very lowest cash prices.
Have Just secured another lot of the TAFFETA
GLOVES. in Black and Coors. all szes, and Will con-
tinue to sell at l3c. pair as long they last.
great bargain in ladies' Pin stripe and solid
color HOSE all Sizes full regular made. at lie pair
Have just received q lot of Chenille TABLE COVERS
in choice patterns and coors These have sold this
season for - 81, Ga "a. ga &6. Our price-44 &1
Cd 81, 81 $3 10 This is great bargain. and as we
have but limited number Of them would invite an
Bargains in ladies' HOSE, at 25c solid colors pin
stripes. broken stripes: BAlbrfgyan, and Schoppers
6-3 Derby Riba fast black. ct Pc. a pair.
WASH GOODS WASH GOODS
A full line of French GINGHAMS.
A full line of Domestic GINGHAMS.
full line Of French SATTEENS. in solid coloEs and
fancies.
fun line Of Domestic sATINES
DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS
We have line Of beautiful Fancy CHECKS. all col
ors, ct 35c.
40c
a line of An Wool CAsHMEREs and DE BEIGEs-
Now is the time to buy MATTINGs We have q full
stock, Of all prices aud styles from 15c up ~ the
finest.
CARHARr LEIDY.
mh3l-42 BPS 9TH and FOG x SITS nv
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719 ArRL OPENING. us

We prepared to exhibit the largest and most
attractive lines Of Black and Black and White and
Grey DRESS GOODS and sUITIN0s 1t has ever been
our pleasure to offer. Our shelves crowded STOCK
in every department complete. Recent advantageous
purchases enable to offer you great bargains in
trey new and novel goods. many styles that cannot
be found elsewhere. We mention few lines which
are particularly attractive:
BLACK sURAHS at 75c.. s3c.. 81. sl. % and sl.5o.
BLACK RHADAMEs at sOc.. 81, 81 l2h sl.25
andnp
BLACK FAII.LE. at sla5 to g. so. extra good
value
BLACK. BLACK and WHITE and WHITE CHINA
SILKS.
Atwood HENRIETTAs. from Csc up.
SILK WARP HENRIETTAs. all prices best value
for q to be found.
GREY sUITINGs in great variety. Aspecial bar.
gain in grey goods is . Inch FoULE. ct SOC.
BLACK aud BLACK and WHITE sATINEs. in
great variety. new and novel designs.
Bargains in WHITE GOODS. Linen Lawns, India
Linens Bstiste. Massaia. French Nainsooks Cambrics
Check and Striped Muslins. Table Linens, Towels.
Napkins. Doylies. &c. HOSIERY in spring weights.
FAST BLACK GOODS q speciality. See our new
PARAsoLs and Sun UMBRELLAS.
In DRESS and WRAP TRIMMINGS our stock ID
unsurpassed. BLACK LACE FLoUNCINGs. at al
prices. New and Stylish EMBRoIDEIIEs.
FABRIC and KID GLOVES of best-known and
most-reliable makes
BEADED PELERINEs. cheapest in the market.
BUTTONS. RIBBON. GAUZE and COTTON UN.
DERwEAR, NECK RUFFLINGs. &C. in great variety.
We invite inspection aud comparison Of goods and
prices.
T.. q. DAVIS.
mh3O Sle MARKET SPACE COR sTHsT
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BOWLING. Auct,oneer.


VERY VALUABLE gN1MPRoyE2 PROPERTY ON
TXEsM SOUTH sEEE T afR
r8 ri issa A F1 HREPSsr
Of s 81 sd ias Of
$751; running back 1853 feet to 49, foot alley. This
property is suitable for warehouse coal yard or build
iarmss One half cash. the balance at SIX and twelve
deed Of trust All convey ancine and recording at pur
chssers cost deposit OF 300 will be required a.
al ap4-dSds 9- THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
V,HOMAs DOWNING Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL Estate on THE N0RTHMEsT C0RNER
Sss:t$I, 4s5' As AND ~ FEsssSiSSsffSs
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
5esob s on Say
18th day Of March, 1889. in Equity cause No 9937
and Gertrude Wheeler and others defendants, I
shall sell to the highest bidder in front Of the pFem
1855 On at FOUR O'CLOCK +. NJ the following
District Of COLUMBIA Known as Lots IS and %. Of
James II sayille Trustees. subdivision OF part Of
the IDf district i Rat Of coiumbia ' - 'I ''' u
this suit in and to parcels land described fol-
Of nors ne
Pennsylvania avenue, and running thence west in
tneQce
@
SO 30 feet to point the west line OF street dis
south along the west line OF ~ street feet to the
place of beginning
Said lot 2S IS situated the northwest corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and = street. having frontage
of 55 feet and inches Pennsylvania avenue, by
depth of l05 feet and inches on ~ street, II Is
improved by three-story brick building.
Said sub lot 20 adjons the preceding lot on the west
having frontage OF Is feet Pennsylvania avenue
by average depth of 722 feet and il improved by
a two story brick building;
The three parcels will first be put up for sale
WHOLE and. II not sod then each parcel will at be
offered separately.
are follows: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash, and the balance in two equal nstalments pay
able in and two years respectively from the daZ Of
deferred payments shall be secured deed of trust
upoA the premises Sold and bear interest from the
OF sale the rate Of six cent annum payable
sem-anuualy. deposit of $500 ia to be made when
the property is sold. il 1t be sold whole. If sold in
three parcels deposit OF $500 Will be required lot
2S and $3.50 on lot 20, and 800 on the remaining
parcel of ground II the terms of sale be not complied
with in ten days from day of sale the trustee
the right to rese at the risk and cost Of the autng
purchaser, after five days previous advertisement
All conveyancng at the cost Of the purchaser pur-
chasers. JAMES d. SAvILLE, Trustee.
mh19-dts 1419 + st. NV.
sN THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
JAMES H SAVII.LE, Trustee.
AZ Of
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BENSINGER, Auctioneer.

- bENSINGER Auctoneer.
Will be sold at the Bazaar No $40 Louisiana ave
on SATURDAY MORNING. April. SEVENTH, 1883.
q Ten O'CLOCK. one Secondhand Top Bneyy, one
New Dayto Wagon two New Phaetons. two New side
bar Buggies and several Second hand Wagons. Bug
gies. Harness, &c. &c
30 Head of Horses Mares. aud Mules Persons wish.
ing 70 buy good working driving horses win do well
to attend this sale. s. BENSINGER
ap4-3t Auctioneer.
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EASTER OpES1Se.
sEAToN PERRY
(Successor TO PERRr BRoD
WILL OPEN ON EASTER MONDAY THE LATEST
SPRING NOVELTIES" IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
N Eyw PA AkkN S3M hRSss R sTITs
NEW BENaAIINE SILKS
NEW INDIA SILKS.
NEW SURAH SILKS.
NEW sIDE-BxND FRENCH cHERoNs.
.ExCLUsIvE DESIGNS" IN FINEST FRENCH
LATEST NOVELTIES. IN PLAID. STRIPED AND
NEW BLOCK PRINTED FRENCH sATEEN ROBES
IN CONFINED STYLES.
NEM EMsSSi9EKEp cINGH CHAN E snsEs
NEW EMBROIDERED f1CHUS
NEW EMBROIDERED sCARFa
NEW IMPORTED yEksEYs
Nk KHx S5 5fnR sh sHATts
NEW COIJORs IN SILK WARP HENRIETTAa
NEW COLORS IN AL1~W0OL HENkIETTAS
sNEw DEsiGSs" IN PhiSTSD ENdLIsH
A HND 6HRso SCOTCH TENNIS suITINGs
MEN NEW E sfkINa sHsbEs IN fRnNcH BROAD
NEW IMPORTED WHITE GOODS.
NOVELTIES IN HAMpKkRCHIEFs.
TREFOUssE KID 0IOvEA
FRENCH C. r cORsETs.
--LATEST STYLES. IN PAkAsoiS. CARRIAGE
"a LUPiN's CELEBRATED MOURN
ING GOODS. AND PRIESTLEY's BLACK DRESS
q PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRIcka
eEATON PERRY.
Psuy Butldtns. hsnnsyivanis ave. eor. ethsk
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OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.

J. G.. Butler, Chaplain, 11O7 18th st. NV.
Arson q. McCoOk, Secretary, 1.sl4 18th st. NV.
VIM. p. Cannaday, Sergeant-at-Arms, 3O2 Del av.
Charles w. Johnson Chief Clerk, 1915 Mass. ave-
James r. Young. Executive Clerk 1906 Q ST. NV
Isaac Bassett, Asst. Doorkeeper, Is "a ST. ne.
j. l. Christie, Act. Asst. DOOrkr, S25 18th st. NV
w. II. Bigelow, Postmaster, 10 Sd st. ne.