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Evening journal., 1889-12-13
Rate
sBi8.UlO s82.l as

The amount Of $4,000 Of loan No. %,
is due July /. and 50, 500 Of loan No. 49,
is due September 1.
Mr.. Baugh presented a petition from
II. H, Carter, superintendent Of the P. i,
w. & B. railroad, asking permission to
put upa private Gamewell FIRE alarm
telegraph box opposite the passenger
station at French street. The petition
was granted, provided the same was put
up at no cost to the city.
An order in favor Of the Board Of
Education for $S,312.50, the December
appropriation, was ordered drawn.
Mr. Sawdon presented an ordinance
authorizing the crediting to the police
appropriation of $46S (Swiggett's swag)
The amount was drawn from the same
appropriation and should be restored.
The ordinance was read first and second
time and referred to the Law Committee.
Council adjourned at S. 10 o'clock. Bills
were passed as follows: Edward e Crum-
lish, $216.66 G. S. Cleland, So So; w.
H. Hartlove, S125; John Greenlee,
| $1S 03; G. s. Cleland, f711; G. S. Gle.
land So; M. Megary & Son, SLABS; J.
NJ. Bryan, $16.50; M. F. Kelley, $40
j. F. McGonigal, $705; Owen J.
Hession, $14.50; Mary Dillin, $2.l0
@. r. Melchoir, $l2; J. M. Solomon,
$40 rs; Eliza Frazer, $12; Laura A.
Carswen, $12.50; A. f. Messick, 81
cents; NJ r. Kelley, $5; e. g. Short
lidge, $14; James e. Writ $50; HANNAH
Wood, 81; A. c. Sterling. $5; Jacot
Derrickson, $32; J. r. Mullin & Son,
81, 1449 90; G. w Gray, 81.
4
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YIce-Preslaent Elected.

A special meeting of the directors OF
the Baltimore and Philadelphia Railway
Company was held in this city yesterday
afternoon. ]. T. Odell of Baltimore was
elected vice. president. James B. Wash
ington OF Pittsb1rg. Theodore Frothing
ham and J Van Smith of PhilAdelphis
were at the meeting.
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A RuN AVN MATcH.
Two Well Known aoung People Take
Wedding Trip to Camden.

Two Well Known aoung People Take a
Wedding Trip TO Camden.
William R. Williamson, grandson Of
Captain Alexander Kelly and Miss
Marion Bright, daughter Of George W.
Bright, real estate agent at No. III
Market street were married on Wednes-
day afternoon last. The groom is 10
years of age and the bride 16. They
have attended school together since
childhood and formed an early attach
ment that has continued unbroken since.
On Wednesday they went to Philadel-
phis and from thence to Camden, N. j.,
that Mecca Of runaway couples, Rev.
j. r. Westwood tied the nuptial knot
Mr. and Mrs. Bright take their daughter s
youthful marriage philosophically, and
no complications have arisen between the
young couple and the brides parents
Mr.. Williamson became so intimate at
the house that be was one of the family
The newly married couple will reside, for
the present, at the home of the brides
parents, No. 729 King street.
Young Mrs. williamson is a grand
daughter of William Bright, the well
known and wealthy real estate owner of
this city, and the owner of the Bright
House at Rshoboth beach. Mr.. William
son will inherit some property when he
comes of age, and Captain Kelly, with
whom he has lived since his father
death, is man of wealth and will doubt.
less see that his grandson never comes to
want
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D. 3 0. z. R.-Important % shoppers.

Patrons shopping in Philadelphia can
have their packages forwarded free of
charge by sending them in care Of the
baggage agent at the depot, Twenty
fourth and Chestnut streets See time
table in this paper for fast trains.
Evening journal., 1889-12-13

The Warren Club win present the fol
lowing team in its foot ball game with
the A. G. S. N. AT Union Park to
row afternoon. Team Rushers, Cross
ley. Han1e, Lockard, Cummins. Glazier,
Fink and Calhoun; quarter back, Cooper
half backs, Martin and McNeal; full
back, Bickta.
Evening journal., 1889-12-13

Order your Picture Frames at once for
Christmas, before it is too late, at Yer
gers, 4i9 Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1889-12-13

Look at Yerger's SOC Pictures, ready
framed; it win pay you. 4l9 Shipley
street.
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Foot Rnll To-n.orrow.

Etchings and Engravings ready framed
at Yerger's. 4l9 Shipley street.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
CONDENSED LOCALS.

An interesting talk about the great Sunday
school gathering recently heid in London and
about Sunday schools IN Europe generally will
be given by VI. John >. Wright tomorrow
evening at the First Presbyterian church, on
Az street.
The Virginia Socials, by Jas. T. CARRIER, d.
". AinswCrth and Robt. Brett, have filed a GER
tlhcate of incorporation.
Mr.. NJ. u. Kent emphatically denies that he
drove his family out OF the house, for which a
warrant was sworn out against him a day or SO
ago. He claims that his wife voluntarily left
fhe house followed by her children. Mrs. Kent
corrobOrates her husbands statement, and says
that she WAS not driven from the house. The
charg. should have been drunk and disorderly.
Charles Wood. living at 535 New jersey
avenue northwest. and employed as a barber
IN the National thealCr building, was stricken
with paralysis while at work last evening and
was taken to Freedmen's hospital.
At a recent meeting of Columbia lodge. No
i, LON. two new members were admitted and
one application received Brothers G.. H
Baldwin and L. p. Beatty, residing in Anacos-
tia, DC. and John Bslloney. residing in Alex
aldrla. Va. were reported sick.
A number OF Iowans now residing here met
last night in the LeDroi. building to form an
Iowa republican association. Gov. Stone was
called to the chair and II. U. Herring elected
Secretary. Committees were appointed and a
perm.n ent organization postponed to the next
meetSg
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THE NJ STREET BRIDGE.
Street Car and Other Travel to be
Temporarily Suspended.

During the laying of the new 4s-inch water
main over the M-street bridge across Rock
creek, travel over the bridge will have to be
almost entirely suspended. Col. Elliott having
the matter in charge recently wrote to the
Commissioners recommending that permission
be granted the Washington and Georgetown
railroad company (who had applied to him
for a permit to lay temporary tracks on
Pennsylvania avenue from 9th street and
across the aqusduct bridge over Rock creek,
and along Aqueduet street TO II street. George
town, during the construction of the main,
which would necessarily embarrass the railroad
company as far as crossing the VI street bridge
was concerned
The matter was informally discussed at
board session and 1t was decided not to grant
the permlfin view vf the ruling of the court
IN the 9th street case to the effect that rail-
road company has no right to occupy a street
not included in their charter, besides there
was law passed some time ago prohibiting the
railroad company from crossing the aqueduct
bridge over Rock crock
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Building Association Election.

At meeting of the Union cooperative
building association last night at Carroll hall
the annual election Of officers resulted as fol-
lows: President. Dennis Cornell; vice president,
John J. Fuller; secretary. Daniel Donovan;
treasurer, John F. Kelly. Directors: Ed F.
Buckley, u. B. German, 2. +. McAuliffe, b. r.
Tracy, Meyer Loeb, Robert Mcdonald, Theo-
dore Friebus N. J. Drodrick. Michael Holoran
Finance committee: ". L. German, Never
Loeb. p. f. McAuliffe. Valuation committee:
Z. Il. Tracy, John J. Fuller, Robert Mcdonald.
Attorney, Neal I. Murray. Trustees: Thomas
A. Rover. John Ebert
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The Capital Club Tennis Tournament.

The fall tournament of the Capital tennis
club was continued yesterday, the courts being
in excellent condition. After the rain not very
much progress was made, bu. two contests be-
ing decided, as follows: First round, ]. Mex.
Borden beat Moulton. GO, 6-1; second round
J. Mex. Borden beat Seely, CO, 6-1. The race
for tr.t prize in singles will be completed to-
day, I. Il. Borden playing Lewis in second
round and the winner playing j. Mex. Borden
In finals. The doubles will be started five
couples having entered, as follows: Borden
and Borden. Ryder and Greedy. Moulton and
Lyon, Seely and Green and Kaufman and
Lewis
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The Washington Light Infantry.

Marshall Z. Smith and ". E. Mcleod were
elected active members Of the Washington
Light Infantry corps at the regular meeting of
that organization last night The sum of 800
was appropriated for during the coming
oonclave Of the Templars.
RESIGNATION or CAPT. cowIR
Capt John @. Cowie Of company A, Washing
ton Light Infantry, has resigned that position,
as also his csGniS.ion ~ an officer OF the
District national guard. Capt. Cowie has been
connected with the Infantry for q number of
years and has ever been an active worker, both
IN the command and as a national guardsman.
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HuMoRs

Easily cured in childhood by the CUTIcURA RENE
DIES, the pursst and best Of all humor cures skin,
scalp and blood diseases with loss Of hair are speed
fly, permanently and economically cured In early life
thus avoiding years Of torture, disgursuon and men,
tai a. well rs physical suffering Parents. remember
this. and do your duty. 10
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A Reception to Their Pastor.

The congregation of the Universalist church,
18th and streets northwest, gave Rev. Alex
ander Kent, their pastor, and his wife re-
ception in the parlor of the church last even
ing. There was an enjoyable musical program
and q collation.. serving to make the occasion
pleasant and memorable
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An Open Letter to Every House Keeper.
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
October End, 1889.

&Ah oPOh 1/CttCE W CvCEy AOuSC ACCPCEs
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
October End, 1889.
Dear Madame or Sir:
We beg to call your attention to the fact that
we are making great efforts to supply the pub
lie OF this city and its surroundings with the
very best of Family Groceries at most reason
able prices. In order to do this successfully
we need and invite your cooperation. We
have departed from the old fogy manner Of
charging goods at enormous profits; believing
in the old adage, that the nimble iX-pence
will outstrip the slow dollar. We are Offering
our fine Teas at most reasonable prices some
thing unusual in the sale Of these goods, as they
are usually made to carry the want Of profit on
almost everything the Tea dealer sells. Our
Teas and Coffees are selected by an expert in
Teas and Coffees, who superintends the sale OF
them exclusively, thereby guaranteeing to you
goods simply Perfection in drinking qualities.
Upon inspection Of our store and stock of fine
family groceries, we are convinced you will at
once discover that we can save you money.
Very respectfully.
NJ. 4 P. METZaER.
The Live Grocery Merchants,
IT. AT It'll st. NV.
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A CHANCE

In the weather makes heavier underwear a
necessity. II will pay you to look over our
line. Our white merino shirt and our extra
heavy eamels hair at 4Sc. will surprise YOU.
FRANC. ONE PRICE.
Cor. 9TH and d SITS
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SPLENDID GLASSES. 81. HEMPLER's, cor. AZ.

Go TO c. ESeEL's Sons for Brussels sprouts.
fresh mushrooms. no; house radishes hot
house cucumbers and Boston headed lettuce.
[. ENGELs Sous. 800 Center market 10Th street
wing Marketing delivered. Telephone con-
pection.
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TEMPLAR CoSCLAvE DECoRATIONs See our
bunting flag with staff and holder; $1,000 ON
hand. Buildings decorated BY home talent. VI.
G. COPELAND 4 Co.. 400 IIth st. NV
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MADE LOVE TO THE CooK.-This heading
would lead you 10 suppose that some man had
been making love to his cook; but we use it
simply to call your attention to "B-omo-
dine" the infallible cure for the headache from
any cause. Every wide-awake druggist has it
for rs ceats per box of six pow ders.-Adoertise-
Ssegsx
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PROPOSALS.

A SPHALTIC PAVEMENT FOR ROADWAY AND
IA FUR TERRACE, L. 5. CAPITOL. Architects Of
nee. U. S. Capitol, September 23 1859. Separate
proposals. for resurfaci;ig roadway ut the Capitol
grounds and the pavement of Terrace will be re-
ceiyed at this oIhce until October g. $50,
until IL O'Clock noon. Specifications for this work
may be at this office he right to reject any or
all bids Is reserved EDWARD CLARK. Architect u.
b. Capitol. se26, PTS, ocl ,.4-6t
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EIGHT-PIEcE ANTIQUE OAK SUITE, springs and
mattress. so; woven wire mattresses. SO: g.
piece tapestry suite, S39. Carpets and oil
cloths at lowest figures.
S. l. BEowN < son. Goth st. and Pa. ave.
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A New Bicycle Club.

new bicycle club was organize d last night
on Capitol Hill under the name of the Crescent
cycle club. The following officers were elected:
President, L. b. Taylor; secretary and
treasurer, ]. Sherry; captain. E. b. Terry; first
lieutenant, Z. Tappan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-03

Coffee CoFFrE COFFEE.
Wholesale rates to hotels and dining rooms.
CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co., 731 18th.
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Our Or Sosrs

feeling peculiar to persons Of dyspsptie tendency.
or IL may b caused By change Of climate season or
LIE The stomach out Of order, the head schss or
does not feel right appetite 10 csprcious tine
seem overworked the mind il confused and irritable.
This condition finds excellent corrective in Hoods
sarsaparilA which, by its regulating and tonns pow
ers. soon restores harmony the system and gives
strength Of mind. nerves and body
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists ell six for IS. Prepared only
by C I. HOOD CO., Apoths carries, Lowell, Mass.
3 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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The JoHSsroS.-SPring leaf blended tea;
tender plckings: in o.. packages.
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ALL ARE INVITED to inspect their improved
methods OF doing work. HE rush still con-
tnues at the EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
eS1-6S0 Mass. ave- NV. Telephone 1872
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL KId1T An. FRIDAY
For the District of Columbia, MARYLAND.
eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware and New
jersey, fair; warmer; southerly winds.
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Powerful SKDAr1vE-drink Osceola water.

CoALISE.-Do you ever nave headache? If
SO, take the cOaline headache powders. they
are made at Buffalo and are guaranteed to cure
any case. Take them home to your family
Ask your druggist for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-03

Buy YoUR Coil. Coke and Wood from JOHN
son BROTHERS, the leading firm in the Dis
fric
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The CELEBRATED CRowN TOOTH BRUSH with
DR.. Maurys Improvement, guaranteed and sold
by G.. u. e. SI3IMs, corner l4th street and New
York avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-03

New SLEEfING CAR LINE TO COLUMBUS, ONO.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has estab-
lished new Pullman sleeping car line between
this city and Columbus, Ohio, leaving Balti-
more and Ohio station daily at I'm. and ar
irving i'll Columbus the next day at lis pm. =
The races Of the Virginia division League of
American wheelmen, will be run at Norfolk
October IA under the management OF the Nor
folk cycle club.
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HYAcISras AND TuLIPs AT AUcTIoS-A fine
line OF these goods will be sold at Dowling's to-
morrow at ii O'Clock.
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AT PRIVATE SAIE.-Parties desiring elegant
furniture can purchase through the under
signed at private sale {. piece or any portion of
the furniture contained i'll residence No. 1876
\ street northwest. This house has been fur
nished without regard 20 expense and is OF the
finest character. Intending purchasers win
call at my Office for card OF admittance.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer, 18th and Pa.ay
DIABETIC SUFFERERS use Osceola water.
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IHE ORIoLE, SD 9TH st. NV. and 1910 18th
81. NV, will be closed Saturday until pm.
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KILL THE MOTHS AND BuGs.

GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co.-Coffee
roasted daily. ISL It'll street.
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Sponges Nearly at COst.-Fine Bathing,
Sleeps Wool, Carriage, Slate Sponges Coarse
Sponges for cough work and Finest Silk
Spongss for Ladies' use; all very cheap.
oc3&5 KoLB PHARMACY 7th and F.
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LooK for white letters on windows, Osceola
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BEFORE You Buy your carpets and furniture
See ". II. hoeke's stock and set his prices.
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The OEIoLE. go 18th ST. NV. and 1910 14th
Ct. NV. will be closed Saturday until pm.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
TIE LAW scH Ts2Gsr e TIE COLUMBIAN
JAMES c. wEfLiNG LID.
Tn aa !Sa ossi. i 3. United
statesl Professor Of he Constitutional
fS s ASn SSf 4 iRf p9 oox. f.tSs
Associate Justice Of the supreme Court q the Dist
OF Columbian, Professor OF the Law of Real
aR mad rs S rr s5s q SsS-s'
The Hon. WILLIAM A MAURY. LII D.,
Assistani Attorney General of the United States.
Law and Equity P.esdins and of
r,.u Arr, the Iawof !, kSdepSs
tsome time Us Distric, Attorney Dist COiuIn-
bia) Professor Of Criminal Law and Of
W iiIiRia f F MhTr f2S RElc' sM.
Lec HFIR on fr1 6sSts cSnpersiAl Law
sociate ProfessOr Of PTacties, Judge Of Moot
Court. and Lecturer the
ROBERT {: roy, LID
The exercises OF the school will be resumed IN the
St. nwl on WEDNESDAY. ocT 8 al O'clock ' p.
m when the announcements for the year viii be made
members Of the faculty e1plcation their several
The the School Of Practice are to be en-
,arped during the year according plan which will
DC eAl Isined on the opening night.
made will I've o. daily for study or research from
O'clock Am to 10 O'Clock pm, with brief intermis
The Registrar viii he daily at the University from
- 70 81, ~ O'Clock am and from to o'clock pm. 10
& "a sNlns Information concerning the school
risSn 334 St William s3f' Low "a N co
l424 St NV; William Ballantyne a Son. 42S 9TH
St NV at the office Of Messrs Fitch Fox. and Brown.
sel4-lm JAMES c YELLING. Pres.
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
~ MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
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KILL THE MOTHS AND BUGs.
Naptherine gas does it.
Clean your carpets.
Chace's steam process is the best.
Carpets laid. Fine upholstering a specially.
CHACE Bro, adjoining City Post ONCE.
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DRINK OscEoLA.-Every dealer sells Osceola
water.
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SuGAR.-Where You can get it.
SUGAR House, 1911 NV.
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SuGARl SUGAR! SUGAn.-The daddy of the
sugar stores-gran.. SC. Sugar House, 731-7
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=. If You WANT your ice cream delivered on
time and In good condition order it Of
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All DEALERS sell Osceola water.

LATEST STYLES of mems felt derbys. s1.5O
and "; extra value. A. L. LEWIS, 435 9TH ST.
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JOHNSON. GAnsrn, Il Go.

We are having quite a run on our INGRAM CAR
PITS at 20, 80 aud 4Uc. all bright New Patterns for
Bed Rooms. All the Better Grades, so, 90, Zoe.
Beautiful Line Tapestry and Body Brussels.
A OIL CIOIH. Soc.
10-4 WHITE BLANKETS, 81. 3l.50, s2.
liza ALLWOOL WHITE BLANKETS, IS.
LARGE Size BED COMFORTS, 81, a 25.
Medicatsd Twilled Flannel. Extra heavy, 25c.
New arrivals FALL DRESS GOODS. Ladies', 6euts'
and Childreu's Merlno and Wool UNDERWEAR,
LACE CURTAIN. ~ per pair up.
JOHNSON. GARNER CO.,
se27 636 Penpsyly ania ave-, near 7th ST NV
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w. Nj. SHusrER 4 Sons.
919Pennsylvanis ave. NV.

We have in stock the choicest and stock Of
FANCY WOOLENS that we have shown.
PLAlDS Of every size and shades of coloring stripes
of different UAIBKA EFFECTS.
Combinations OF different designs.
1he blending of c0lors beautiful.
Plain colors in wORsTEDS. from Soc to So per
yard.
This comprise CAsHMEREs, FOULEs, ARMURES.
SUhAH TWIIL.S, sERGES. CAMEL'S HAIR,
AMAZONS, SC, &c.
Fun line Of LADIES' CLOTHS in all the NEW
shades
We are confident our stock Of WOOLENS cannot be
surpassed this side CT New York
just opened o pieces of WHITE FAILLE to sell
from 20 to "a yard, suitable for weddings and
the best goods IL the country for the money.
Our Black Goods stock Is complete in CAMEL s
FAIRS; combinations Of Black. White and Gray in
SEEGES.
MoHAIRs, sICILIANs. BROCADES STRIPES,
DlAGONALS in seed and cord combined. MELROSE
DRAB DE ALMA, PkIESTLYS HENRIETTAS and
"LUPIN'S CAsHMERES." FRENCH CORD for
LADIES' Jackets. BROADCLOTHS from 81 to IS
Per yard
All the high colors and evening shades in CHINA
SILK and sURAHS for evening wear in great variety,
7oc. per yard
A splendid line Of HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR for
Ladies and Gentlemen
QUILTS, COMFORTS, BLANKETS, STREETS,
LINENS, TOWELS, &C., &C.
a complete line OF DOMESTICS
All OF the above at popular prices. One price.
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST.
W. NJ SINISTER SONS.
ss2s 919 PENN. AVE. NV.
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FoR URIC ACID Use osceola water.
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1902 Pennsylvania avenue.
Telephone No. 1853.
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The JOHNSTON Dry EOAsT JAVA DID IT,
Increased the grocers' coffee trade.
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SUGAR HoUsE.-Gran.. &c.. 731-7n.w.