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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
swans IS GUILTY.
A usrrisviils Ex-ShsriT Convicted OF an
Awful Crime.

Awful Crime.
HARRTsvILLE. April 6.--ln the Evsn trial
yesterday the forenoon was occupied by
unimportsnt witnesses, except defendant
Evans who fnliy denied ali charges made
by hisasuzhter. In fact be and the dAugh-
ter were tne only witnesses Of Importance.
al tae rest being merely sndeavor TO de-
stroy the testimony Of the daugater. The
lurv took The case az 2. m and returned
~ bringing IA a verdict OF guilty. The
first ballot q tRs jury sss ten for guilty
and tso for acstalrtai. Counsel for the de-
fsnse sSksd for = sssv Of execution until
shsV could 1.e bill oi exceptions for an
sppsai % the supreme Court, snt requested
the Court % hx oaii. which was placed At
$50. The defense vas given until April
rs to secure suretieS. Evans Will De con-
hnsd in the jail mean y bile. Evans has =
uiss one <ri aad Two sons. the oldest sbous
Is, besides the daughter Rose. whom be "a
convicted OF sssaGlting. and who Is nov IS
Years old
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

Isxsrse. April 6.-The Szprsme Court
fisd eleven opinions today.
AHirmed-rhomss -. Greenwood. Key
stone Lumber & salt siactariug Com
ranv - Jnnkfnson. stevens vs. Rose.
Reversed hitaev ~. Common Council
~ Hldsan. Hudson ~ berber. DieJz -.
F1srth NsuoBsl SANK % Grand Rapids.
East Ersach az Sturgeon River Improve
unrnf Company IS the " hife e trisni
Inuiber Coruusuv, Howe - North. Shay
- ~ heeier
In the csse n Fsrrsnd ~. Cation The de-
cree wse motihet Complainant RECEIVERS
coefs srsinsf Eaten. Wolf costs against
e.,rstpI afuarr
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
To Admit Ex-cosfsderats Soldiers.

today introduced bill to repeal Section
1918 of the Revised Statutes which provides
THAT no person who served in any csps-
city in the military, naval or civil service of
the so-called Confederate States in the in
surrection. during the late rebellion. shall
be appointed to any position in the army of
the United States"
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
Ssoue.aon Ass.s ss.m.r,... R..,snssses

BsRLE~. April She Ka,issai zsitsuao
SAYS that the renewed efforts to obtain the
consent ot the Emperor % the marriage Of
his dsafhier Princess Victoria. n Prince
Aiexs aaer of Bs tennufe. have rot ben
sBces.SsEi. fcf this ressen there "a no
longer a1y gson18s for secret canaiet be-
feeen P5iaos Bsnsrck and tee Euperer.
and taers ore no 91estoa ~h.,svsr q
Prince Bismarck : resi gaelson.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

q the foundation of the Grsnd Aray % n
Reruosic VS. beld here today IN room
in fhs ronrf bCu-P. ~hers TO- nrzsaizatiea
wss 6orrned a rTsl 8 lsss D.. p Sssvsa-
sec th. f3111eF of rhe srier. s1d hear 4
tae chsrtsr f-s aeers stu sSs ~ IAscasar
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

CITY. Ont, started % cross ths rigsr here %
c4Enia Ia r0s oo4t Hasa aoo1E half
a4y zerosz . sac1en s4gsL drove the boat
ss4insl = cake u ics s81 ia craft sss cap
s.zs.l- Their cries f0f 1slp oc1la Ds heard
~ they hsatsi 1oSn tae river, BAT 5siore
saY enc could - - t1kIr azslst&ace taey
aF1HEsIf
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

At the regular meeting Of Hebron Ten
ple No. 1, X =. C.. the following officers
were elected:
Oracle. Ebsr Rice. Vice Oracle. J. ".
Farrell. Marshal =. y. Gilman; Recording
Secretary. J. ". Fer. Financial SECRETARY,
Il J. Dibble, Treasurer. T. C. Putnam
Trustees &. n Armstrong. x. q. y Holden
ard Wm Oswsld. Representative 10 So.
preme Temple. John Steiueks
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

TeLEB5. o. April e.-Al The stories
sbou. Chief Justice Waite leaving $4,000
worth Of property are guesses. and poor
gBessss ~ that TIE estate uiil not foot up
more ihsn $50 600 inel 1cinr 5000 in
sursnce policy movement IS on foot
bsre 70 raise fund foT ine widow.
ssEIf sTeN. AMI e.-Jusge E5gsrton
Is coaTinfee low tbsf TIE snzzestieB 70
rsiss fund f1r Hrs Waite is siifabie.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
Irving To stop Sunday Trains.

WASHINGTON. April 6.-The Senate Com
mities on Education and Labor gave a
hearing this morning to several clergymen
from distance, representing various Sun
dsy observance associations. They advo-
Gated an amendment to the Inter State
commerce law, looking to the stoppage of
SUNDAY trains.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

sFEESsFIELD. o., April "a dsY or two
ago the e-yssr-old daughter Of Frank psut
lied suddenly. under ciTcur1stsnc~s which
indicated srssnicss poisoning. Yesterday
two more Ct Dent children died. and q has
been discovered thst they ~srs poisoned oy
drinxing water from N old well, into which
rats poisoned With arsenic had been thrown
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
sTRuck en- lIGATNlNe.


CsNrsxvIELE. April 6.-A thunder storm
passed over this section yesterday afternoon.
-Four persons stopped under a sheep shed
for shelter in sherman township. James
Parsons snd little 6-yssr-old daughter al
Mrs.. Charles Isnke wsrs struck ~ light
ninz. Mr.. PsrSous vas instantly killed by
ths shocs and the child died soon after. A
little son Of Mrs. Ysnke was struck. 5ut nss
recovered Mrs. Parsons stcod six ieet dis
tant and was unharmed She revived the
L.lla hov and went for help
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
Tsrsney Lsborcd in Vain.

WASHINGTON. April 6.-Cne President to-
day approved the act granting pension tc
Mary S. Logan. widow of General Logan;
the act to increase the pension of Mrs. Ap.
poline A. Blair; the act for the relief o.!
VIM. G. Galloway, late Captain in the
army, and the act for the relief of Frank
Baker
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

RoNr. kr-i 6-Ths Iteiisn Government
ass 5scs ss5 - suspend oDsrstiors IN AsT-
eluia daritz ne surnrBeT rasntiss. svi0r -
80 ss-aosf onendnrsbss olirnass Tts
s-sr7 ,rrs w reugs1n IN Essso~sh sn5
-. ~srss sD3er 81 ne yrsssnt Afrscan lorc<
VII sarD % ItsiF.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

CoLUxBUs. o., April 6.--Allsn o. Myes
sx-msnsging editor OF the Cincinnati
Eaqsirz. poked fun at Judge Pugh. of the
Common Pleas Court, on account OF his
rulings in the tally sheet case He was
under bail here for contempt Of court but
disappeared last night bs telegrsphed TO
Judge Pugh. from Ns~ Oriesns. Il will be
in Columbus oD Friday night or Saturday
10 take my medicine"
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
The WAR CLOUD oIsSlPATsD.
Muiey Hasssn and Consul General Lewis
Settle Their Troubles.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The war cloud
which for many weeks had been lowering
above the capital Of Morocco has been dissi-
pated. The State Department today re-
ceived a csblsgrsm from Consul General
Lewis which the Secretary of State declares
contains full assurances that the pending
difficulty between the representative of the
United States and His Highness. Muley,
has been settled manner in every way
calculated to reflect credit upon the diplo-
matte skill both of our Consul and of the
State Department.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

tssTt - - Tt.tetss.efttas
KNkssxA. April s.-The last two days
have seen - brighs and vsrrn - lste Nay
ssvs are. and me snow oss settled fully
cr,s-ha.f in ezpcssd piacss-The foanda-
tIors for the main building Of tAe bix
weo6enwere factory sia Be sid this wsek
81 fn~ vsather continues. vooi o.
no re waol Naitasks las boom shet .
81 weel snd oue-hundred yards vide. The
sf-sass are throug~.. fhe aoteis crowded.
.nd the -nerrhs snts eusy snd harry.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

ToxooS. Apri s.-A csoinet council vas
he'd today. the assent members having
besu hastily summoned - tssegraph- Il =
supposed tost the subjects deDatei were Ihs
fr.,ri a-sation Of Lasz1e meetings aDd The
situation - Germany s1snt tbe propo ed
r,e-ris-- II the Princess Nicfcrs ard Pr1rcs
Aaranr1r
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

ss-, s-.ss 81 fss rslfstSs .ttssss-
Rvsn CRY. Aprii s-Freidie. the s-vss--
cd snn az Antaong Wise. owner snd pro-
prfesar 81 the Hsrne snd v Wood- ~orkias
fsrtsrv. hsifs Diie norfh n this plsce. Wa
kiIled MS nosninz shc1r eciocis By n@inz
crsgsned Hila lose T1lco 70. - orer 1inl.
el,cks3 ~ seer tber ron rolling 3c~n.
Srusehov when he oov wxs pszsirx r4eT,.
tar hsnekinr Exvs vsy VITA tae result above
xsars~7
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

CADILLAC. April e--Ars- Abigail wilkins.
mother Of Mrs. GeorEs A. Mitchell, whose
husband sas an early pioneer II Cadillac.
died &C Mrs.. Mitchelis house here this
morning aged s. Sas had lived here
ao0al ten years. and her remains viii Dc
iuIsrrsd al Homer n. Y.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
A POWDER MIL EXPLOSION.
Three Employees Ipstantly Killed Il

Bulldog a -osai Wreck.
HAMMOND, Ind. April 6.-The glycerine
mill of the Elna Powder Company. located
at Miller's, Ind. about sixteen miles East of
here, blew I'D at 0o'clock this morning, in
stantly killing Henry Scott, John A. Gil
and +. s. JODessn, employees who were in
the mill at the time. The force of the eI-
plOsion was so great that it caused people 70
reel on the street at Crown Point and Boon
vile. some distance from Nillers. The
building is total wreck: loss 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
AZ rHE rHEArgE

There Is no reason WAY H0ghey Fss and
B5lly Barry shoald not become Immortal
"a IRISH elmedisns. These gentlemen need
. playwright The funniest and most arts
lic bit Of dusl comedy acting ever seen on
the American stage Was their scene IN
"Mulaeon's fienic' amer 'night With the
bows The has-ea yasa4aer-shich Amer
cans knos deal more about than Ger
mSns-wss depicted a. it never
Vas before on the mimic STAGE.
Barry Fay should take the scene aud set
Il b0oily into their new piecs. "Nc henn :
Filtration. aud leave out t1s drive which
tie other chsraciere speak The audience
AZ Powers rozred sDa Was delightful when
ever Tie tanny pair. who represent the
'sA0rt and long " H. were on the stage
last night. but when they sefs OF The piece
dragged, although Jennie Williams Is one
OF the mosl enj0ysols dancers that hss sp-
pe&Ted 10 Us ior many moons The other
members 0. he company -slthoush mum
Der Of Young girls SANG and dane ed prettlly
require no special comment
Some SIX or seven wears ago q yiyscl0n-
and sparkling hllle soubr ette appeareS ln
Detroit and / remember thai. being pleased
with her performance wrote OF her ss a
little electric battery" see now that the
streamers aud posters bear her name with
my comment added Well Lizzie Evans
deserves he splendia success She has every
where met with, and she will, / hope bs
greeted with a large audience al the mat
inee this afternoon when she appears ia
"koggs Ferry" At Powers this evening
she will present her new play "OGr Angel, F"
and az this IS the nrst after Easter Saturday
night she will, Of course, play 10 a good
audience. ''Onr Angel" Is said 10 be as
charming as ATS title.
Prices for The Lizzie Evans "Fogg' 5
Ferry" matinee todEv have been placed at
so cents for alults, and - cents for chill
dren. A handsome cabinet photograph Of
lie star will be given TO esch lady The
performance will begin az 2.50 sharp III
Powers Grand Opera House.
Frank W. Paul. manager for Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. 5. knight. arrived in the city last
evening. and reports the Knights doing a
tremendous business. They will appear
al Powers. the 18th snj lsth inst.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
Gen. Cutcheon xorn Out.

WASHINGTON, April General Cutcheon
has been suffering greatly for month from
insomonia, and has been unable to obtain
much needed sleep. lie is worn out and
viii leave in day or so for Fortress Mon
roe Ii he does not recuperate there be
will go home to Michigan and spend som e
weeks
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

Owing 70 ths collapse Of the Commercial
National Bank - D0boqas. Iowa. sbori
time sso The fsm Of Thompson 4 NcCisv.
wholesale notions. N the Biodgett block
who we're besriiv interested. hss been
obliged 20 make sn assignment - william
Wia5lcomb. Of the Grand hspics National
Bsnk Tba firm hopes - strsizbasn on
fbsir sseirs when ths bank settles up.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

Psssz. Apr ga rsaressntstivs meeting
of vorkiagnzea bela this evening decided
- bod monster demonstration ApFif -.
fas asv 81 tae Esssse sa b M ct she CssnB-
bers a. AZ esraast q lhs dsternaiasfs8n q
toe v0rkinznrsu - esrns1d fbe clos58g r.
tie rsg.stre elaess.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

NJ PLEAsAsr. ApFls Marin Walsh,
from nesr Cold sAisr. Branch county, sho
has been On . sFree hsre tor the lsst ten
days. feli from the porch u the Farrell
House lAsf night. distance Of 0nly few
fees. and broke hls nsck- AaiBqaesf "A n
pfogres4
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

s.. Tponss. Arsa 6.-Assrs5 F. RIDER
a. insa7soes sgfns of shss cifv. ~ss ssn.
fenced ~ Hoar vs4-s n tke ersv1ncss3 re-s-
fer fisry fn8 rz9F8zne eselae aeen fear5 4
zsffg q fsrgssz = Ee<e on J. fisf-r. =
sar2~f.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

YrrS7zT. ~. Aprll 5--I1 the - znt riot
sf I1.lssn srixsr- - fss csraon. Pa. aEas-
st.,ze an.rrieS goba A. Loxso son u Gen
s-sl Lsgza who = tee Snpsrf dsnre eat - q
ous ef t2e me1 ln the xsee f isrssy Ae
va arrested and zzTe esi r A, -
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
VISITING THE CITY.

Norman M. Breeze. the hustling North
Western Passenger Agent, was in town yes
day. calling on the railroad oh cisis.
James Schermerhorn, OF the Hudson
Ga-dte, is in The city calling on the frhter-
nifty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

tkE<sssNt fs-t-As.r ssaAA.-
LAxsIse. April 5.-Tussdsy's cal IA the
Saprems Court Is As follows Nos. 81, IS,
-. Al, Al, A., A a. aud 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
Military Promotions.

WASHINGTON. April 6.-The President
sent the following nominations to the Sen
ate today: Brigadier General George Crook
to be Major General: Col. John K. Brooks,
of the Third Infantry, to be Brigsdier Gen
erai
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

T5ass All 8-Tas frFF Ceanci. 81
SIS ses ~ to1sv osesse8 - rrecsira tas
Nstsnsl l,ezx1s usseEiasz proassef - ke
he'd S8adsy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

Pspr Hcses. Apri 8.-Lsst ai<ht NJ
NslA.sen and as ls.ysar.Oid sOn. 0f Oil
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
Po.,af,c, ApproprIation BIN Compl.tsd

WASHINGTON. April 6.-The House Com
nittee on Postoffices today completed its
consideration of the Postoffice Appropria-
ton bill.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-31
The Regatta Entries.

The Potomacs will be represented in the re-
gatta on the Sth in each race and will enter
the following crews: Four-oared seniors
Dyer, stroke; Reynolds, 81; Robinson, 9; FL
more, bow Junior four-Lewis, stroke Sell
den, 2; Wooten, 81 Sawyer, bow. Gig
0ertel, stroke; Norton 8; Ofey, 2; Mindeleff,
bow; Doyle, coXswan. The eight will be
made up of the senior four and gig crews.
Senior singles-Barbarin. Junior singles
Sawyer.
The Columbias will enter the following
crews;
Senior four--Nute stroke, Harlan 3, Snyder
2, Elder bow; substitutes Kondrup and Reed.
Junior four-Miller stroke, Kenyon 3, Moore
2, O'Leary bow; substitutes Duke and Wade.
Gig-Woodward stroke, Carr 3, Wade 9,
"Pea" Green bow; substitutes Duke and Bell.
Eight-Nute stroke, Harlan Z, Reed 6, Kon-
drup 5, Hyde 4, Miller 3, Snyder 2, Elder bow;
substitutes Duke, Bell and Green.
The Sporting Times OF New York is aul-
.hority for the statement that the Passaic four,
which won the American championship are
raining hard for their race against the Poto-
macs August 8. II also says that at least
'orty hackers of the club win 90 to Washing
.on to see the great aquatic event. The Fair.
mount eight of Philadelphia, which also won
1t Sunbury, are training for the regatta, and
viii bring she following crew along: William
Brownell, l; Waters, 2; f.. +. Brownell, 3
Harrison, 4; Mahomey, 5; Pyefer, 6; O'Nel
I; Snowden, stroke, and Mitchell, coxswan
Both the Potomacs and Columbias will enteI
crews against the FairnOunts.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-31
Woodward ( LOt1rOp,
Close Saturdays at 1 pm.
other Evenings Mt 8 o'clock.
STYLE IN TABLE LINENS.

This fall it is our intention
to open our Linen Depart
ment with an entirely new
line of Damasks, Napkins,
Cloths, ETC., thus securing
the very latest patterns di-
rect from the mills, and
have concluded to make
lower prices on a consider
able part of the stock. Bear in mind the
qualities are the same as our regular
staple numbers, which we shall duplicate
this fall, only in newer patterns, and
should you be pleased with the present
patterns, which are not bad in any sense,
you secure better quality for the price
than is possible to get later.
This offers an exceptionally
good opportunity for Hotels,
Restaurants, Boarding
Houses, Summer Cottagers
and others to replenish their
linen closet at a great saw
ing. Fine grades.
90 -. - MI, ,.,.,, ,t.a. malta nav.
0o-lnch cream Fihe cn lrIsn inneh iaDlo Dat"
asks reduced 10 oUo per yaIu. r,,o, roh,o
oo-lnon OrSatn rug ~ -IH t, naiiou i"Oio
DaInasks TeuuGeu 70 o 1pv per yaruq. : a. , ma hio
I2nch Flhe blGacne1 , no 1eruan @ ,,n Iiiieh Aaoio
DamasKs, reuuceu 10 i ~ poa }aIu. tIl,,, t,o,,
I2.lnch hNIra-nn9 @ t S ~ una ,ad i,aon
laDlG DatpasNs' aeuuSou W r.. ~ "a p9i Snn
T21nGn EXtra.nne SNOW nieaIneu W Ser sn tlr ,1o,
| Linen Iaolo Daulashs' reuuoeu W eA'o" poi
yard.
DOYLIES AND NAPKINS.
| 40 (,reom Damask Doylies with Cardinal
border rcdmcad 70 75c neT dozen.
az Sreon, namask Doviies. with Cardinal
| b62,s1cr Inc 1uaiitv. reduced 10 al Or per
| dO1en H"0 f'''''''
5% Treor, Cernran Linen Damask Napkjns,
| ro2}5ncnd ~ cr Sun 70 a OK ner dozen
| NJ piaoc,Cd German Linen Damask Nan
tiynas iya redI,ced 70 al TX ner dozen
AZ Bieached German Linen Damask Nap
| bins fulI seivedpe reduced 70 80 per dozen
Nia'i ~ ihleacbed EStra.fne German Linen Dam
The Washington critic., 1888-07-31

Tho Last Terrible Picture the Veteran s
Ewes Ever Rested On,

Eyes Ever Rested On.
New York Times. On Saturday last
an old man with silvery hair was led
into the Cyclorama of Gettysburg by a
bright-faced little miss in iaunty
gypsy hat and dress, and sat down while
she described to him the features Of the
picture in detail, occasionally asking her
question or shaking his head slowly,
as If in doubt of the accuracy Of her ac-
count. She had described TO him in her
own way the on-rush of Picketts men
and the hand-to-hand conflict at the
stone fence where the Pennsylvania
veterans met the charge of the South
erners, when he asked. but where's
the artillery, Mag ?"
"Oh, you mean the big guns. They're
over here on the hill in a row."
"All in a row." he asked.
yes" she replied.
He shook his head. "Look round" F"
said he. "There must be some more
that are not in line"
"Yes," she said. "Thero are some
down here, but they are all upset and
seem to be broken. l think they are
bursted."
"Is that where the men are coming
over the stone wall2"
Eyes, grandpa"
"Is there grove of trees2"
eyes, grandpa. 1t seems to be full Of
men, but the smoke is so thick you can
not see them"
"Oh, can see them," he cried.
II was then noticed by several people who
were listening to him that he was blind. The
little girl said: "Oh, no, grandpa you can't
see them.n
ayes, l can,n he answered. 81 can see
them very well, and the broken cannon, too"
The child looked at him with innocent sur
prise as she said; "You are joking now"
"No, my dear,n replied the old man. mo.
That was the last thing ever saw on earth
There was caisson exploded there just this
side OF that fence, and that was the last ter
rible picture ever saw, for it was then lost
my eyesight, and have never got the picture
out OF my head.n
The Washington critic., 1888-07-31
Gun Club shoot.

A sweepstakes shoot, 80 birds each man, 16
yards rise, took place on Saturday among the
members of the Capital City Gun Club. The
match was won by Green, breaking 2S out of
Ipossibe 80. The score was as follows;
aunter-l 11Ol-4;111 1-5;O11O1-3;
1011 Ia; / / Ia; l ! o Ia, "a.
Hills-1 1 L Is; 111O1-4; 1111o-4;
01101-3; 1 l 1 Cd; 1O11-4.. "a.
9reen-1 III 10; 11111-5; 11111-B;
III 10--4; 1 IL 1 Id; / 10 l Id. %.
hoLeod--o OO11-2; O1O1-3;1O1
111OO-3; 1O1 Ia; 11OO1-3. .1s,
Thom's'n-O1OOO-1;O 1O-1;O1OOO-I.
Whitman--OO l / Ia; 11O11-4; O1111-4
oil La 1O0O-2; ;00O1 r.. 10
Holdsborough - 001 1-2; l1IOO-3
01100-2.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-31
Military Enoampment at Bay Ridge.

The Third Battalion and two companies Of
the Fourth Battalion, Maryland National
Guard, will be In camp at Bay Ridge, July 80
20 August 5, inclusive. Governor Jackson and
staff will inspect the battalion on Thursday,
August 2. Dress parade at sundown daily.
Trains leave b. and o. depot o a. m, 1880 and
4:20 p. IN. Round-trip fare, 81.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-31
WASHINGTON CRITIC.
CITY SPECIALS.
worI,inrmeu

Come to our store TO purchase your family sup
plies. The best of Teas and Coffee at very
reasonable prices. Fine Mixed Tea, dOo. and
bOo per n; splendid Roasted Coffee 25o. per
n. we can save you money on your regular
monthly order. NJ. &P. MErzdER,
All Seventh street n. W.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-31
A Matter of Taste.

Hostess (spruce street boarding house,
Which do you prefer, Mr.. De Lean, new po-
tatOes or Oldy
Mr.. De Lean-It doesn't matter about the
potatoes, madam, but II you have two kinds of
Record.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-31

The office of DR.. James Radcliffe, on Four
teenth street, closed for the summer and viii
reopen October l. In the meantime the Doctor
aud his wife will seek pleasure and recreation
by the seaside and mountains.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-31
For Spot Cash,

previous to removal, the host bargains ever
offered in the city In Furniture, Carpets and
Upholstery.
W. II. HouGHToN g. Co,
1914 Il st. n. w.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-31

The Only Gentlemen's Restaurant
In the northwest Is George Kozel's, 1927 Four
teenth street northwest.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-31

This prominent installment house, at D30 and
p32 seventh street northwest, will sell every
description Of Furniture, Baby Carriages, Re-
lrlgorators Mattngs, Carpets, &c, at special
rates during the next 60 days on the installm
plan-weekly or monthly payments, to suit the
purchasers. Now is the time to furnish your
houses, whom you can have plenty of attention,
Ind at the same time buy your goods at re.
auoed summer prices.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-31

reasonable offer for goods in our line between
now and about the 18th OF August. We dislike
any form of unreal advertisement aud solicit
four inspection, to see whether we are not
aoing as we advertise Our line comprises
Furniture, Carpets, Upholstery Goods and Wall
Papers. W. II. HoUGHToN & Co.,
1914 II street n
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Fresh Alderney butter, churned every morn
Ing and delivered in y ID Ward" prints, 400.
per ID. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, sc. per qt,. Cream, 15c. per qt
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Do not fail TO attend Hcygster's formal
opening this evening at 904 Pennsylvania ave-
nue northwest
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Opera Bouauet Cigars

An excellent collation. will be served this
evening at Heygster's to his friends and the
public.
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THE ELToTRIO sPECTACLEs opre

THE ELECTRIC sPECTACLEs cure and
prevent headaches and nervous troubles. The
frames are steel and charged with electricity,
thus forming a horseshoe magnet. We tit into
these frames first quality of lenses only, and
send them to any address for 81 or 49, accord
ing 10 quality of frames. In ordering mention
form and number of lens required
ID. ii. PERKINS Optician,
Mansfield Mass.
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For Washington Spring Lamb
20 TO John Il. Kelly. stalls 62S, 629 and $40
tentre Market and 206 and 20S Northern Lib
erty. Corned beef speciality.
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Our slip-Cover Materials are of the latest,
and In a great variety.
w. II. HoUGnToN & Co.,
1914 L st. n. W.
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Bring your family order TO our store and let us
rive you an estimate on II. We will furnish the
best of all kinds of Groceries and save you
money on them. NJ. & p. METzaER,
d17 Seventh street n. W.
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ire the best Cigars for the money 20 be found;
81. each, 81 pdI box. Fine chewing Tobacco,
l0c. n. Pure Rye Whisky, 75c; bottle.
NJ q z MErzdER,
AIT Seventh street W.
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"AIderney DaIry Wagons.v

Monograms and address dies stamped In
colors at low figures. KERyAND's, 1912 Penn.
RYlYania aYanna.
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We have reduced another lot of fine suiting
TO 500 TO order. Eiseman Bros, corner 7th
Rnd Il, manufacturing tailors and clothiers.
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Our Straw Mattings will please in style and
prices. w. IL. HoUGHToN & Co.,
1914 + st. II. W.