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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-12

PERTH ANBoY, N. j., July l2--Alex. Parker.
the son Of Courtlandt L. Parker Of this place.
who is one Of the leaders in the prohibition
movement in New Jersey, met with instan.
death at South Amboy last night. Mr. Parker
started with son OF the Rev. DIR. Post TO make
a visit ON friends in South Amboy. They missed
the passenger train and boarded south-bound
freight. They clsnbered upon the top OF a
car. In going under q bridge Mr.. Parker was
struck and knocked OF. His skull was horribly
crushed and death must have been instantane-
ons. He WAS nineteen years Of age and recently
came home from Yale 70 spend his vacation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-12
Assaulted a Woman,

James Goodwin, who owned up to being
thirty-two years of age and native of Ireland,
was taken in by Officer Williams shortly before
3 o'clock to-day for assaulting Ida Ashford.
precinct station. He cut her head badly.
In the station-house he threw a tin cup at
Ida and was hustled into the cells BY Seret.
Boyle. He destroyed the cup, and there was
an additional charge of destroying public
property placed against him. Ida's wound was
dressed by DIR. Gill of the Emergency hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-12
MIR. Caldwell Wants His Money.

New YORK, July 12.-Robert Caldwell pro-
cured from Justice O'Brien, of the supreme
court, to-day an attachment against the prop
erty in this state Of Mrs. Augusta Garrettson
of Philadelphia, whom be is suing for services
rendered. He claims that between April. 1886.
and May, 1889, in watching and protecting Mrs.
Garrettson's interest in the firm of J. Il C.
Johnston, and in looking after her real estate
he performed services to the value OF S12,l96,
which has not been paid.
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THE FREE BRIDGE TO BE CLOSED.
No Teams Allowed to Cross After Sunse,
To-day.

The free bridge Il to be closed at sundown
this evening ~ all teams, but foot passengers
win still be permitted to cross. Major Ray
mond, the Engineer Commissioners, was over
at the bridge this afternoon and was
an interested spectator Of the opera
tons Of Diver Rogers, who, when the
SrAs went to press to-day was about conclud-
ing his examination Of the fourth pier from the
Virginia shore.
To STAR reporter Major Raymond said 81
have concluded, as q precautionary measure,
TO close the bridge, and after shutdown to-day
there win be no more traffic over IL until the
bad south pier has been repaired The motion
of that pier still continues in the direction of
the Georgetown shore, and while could not
anticipate any immediate danger, still II is best
to be on the safe side. The damage by the
washout 10 much greater than I at FIRST sup
posed, and it win take some time 10 make the
necessary repairs."
TEN DAYS TO TEMPORARILY REPAIR THE DAMAGE.
How long will it be before the bridge will
be reopened?" asked the reporter.
"Hardly less than ten days" replied the
Commissioner. at will be repaired
BY liberal use Of quick-settinng Port
viii be placed heavy rlp-rap work. 1t will
need to be carefully done an the pier will
have 70 be closely scrutinized for some time 70
come.
THE COST OF THE WORK.
SHOW much will the repairs cost"
II really could not say Just yet" replied the
major. II shall make an estimate Of the ex-
pense tomorrow"
DO you expect to find any more faulty
piers2' queried the reporter.
mo, do not So far as the diver has gone
there has been no discovery Of weakness save
In that one bad one-the pier at the extreme
southern end.
II believe that every one Of the other piers
Is safe, but it Is well to have them all examine ed
now we have a diver here"
CAPT. sYMoNs' REPORT.
Captain Symons to-day submitted to Major
Raymond his report on the bridge.
He goes over the work Of the diver and sug-
gests that as the pier is still settling immediate
action be taken to make il safe.
He recommends that work be commenced at
once and be done by day labor.
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A MuSician,s Suicide.

Special Dspatch to The EVENING STAR.
LYScHBuRo, VA. July 12.-John Curio, an
italian musician thirty years Of age, committed
suicide yesterday evening by means of pistol
ball at New London Academy, ten miles from
this city. He was a resident of Norfolk, and
had been in this section about two weeks. No
cause is known for the act. He had $3.50 on
his person.
Aregular water spout struck this city yester-
day, flooding stores and residences, and caus-
ing q loss of nearly $4,000.
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The Board Must Try Again.

CHICAGO, July 12.-Judge Tuley, this morn
ing, refused to modify the injunction against
the board of trade so as to permit the adoption
of the fifteen-minute rule regarding tie sending
out of quotations The court held that the reso-
luton adopted by the board did notsta.e the
quotations would be furnished upon reasona-
bic terms. The resolutions said only that they
would be furnished ON equal terms. This did
not mean reasonable. The effect of the de-
cision is to compel the board to adopt another
resolution in accordance with the decision.
The board can make another application en-
bodying the suggestions of the court
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The "Grace Bondholders' Contract"

LIMA, via GALVESTON, July 12.-Congress was
convened in extraordinary session on the 4th
instant. The congressional committees having
unanimously reported in favor of what is known
as the Grace bondhoiders' contract" and the
contract having passed to the voting stage, the
lower house OF congress yesterday, without
dissension. approved of the first two articles
by majorities of fifty and fifty-one respectively.
1t is expected that the remaining articles Of
the contract will also be promptly approved.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT,



The District appropriation bill for the year
ending June SO, 1889, provides in the fifth,
seventh or eighth police precincts for horse,
wagon, harness and other necessary items for
the ponce signal system $500; for stables 10
accommodate the stock and vehicles Of said
system, s., 500. Prom Q casual reading Of the
bill 1t might appear that there is a separate
system in each of the precincts named, whereas,
as matter Of fact there is but one system for
the District of Columbia, and the stables are
intended for the accommodation of the entire
system. The Commissioners desire to locate
these stables in the ninth precinct and wrote TO
the first controller asking il he concurred with
them In the opinion that this can be done con-
sistently with the provisions of the law. To-
day the first controller replied as follows: "I
am Of the opinion that stables for the accom-
mediation of the stock and vehicles to be used
with the police signal and telephone system
herein referred to may in the discretion of the
Commissioners be erected in the ninth precinct
The act does not provide that said stables shall
be built within the districts comprising the
system"
UNFINISHED STREET IMPROVEMENTS
The schedule for street improvements for
the fiscal year just closed contained the i'm
provement OF Maryland avenue northeast, be-
tween 9th and 18th streets. Canal street SOUTH
west, between b and LIST; L street southwest
between LIST and Al Brightwood avenue. be-
tween Grant avenue and Princeton street;
Chaplin street, between 14th and 18th streets
The work on these streets has only been par
TALLY done, and quantity of brick is needed to
finish them. A question has arisen whether
the completion of these streets can be paid for
out OF this years appropriation. The first con-
troller will probably be called upon to decide.
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
The Commissioners to-day awarded the fol-
lowing contracts: Grading 4th street extended,
to Albert Gleason; 18th street extended to An
drew Gleeson; Massachusetts avenue extended
John DnUan. sheridan frnp tn "a
to Andrew Gleason.
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued to-day as follows: John w. Phillips
five brick dwellings,. 80 to A street and 2S7
Arthur place northwest; 5000. s. b. Plat,
four brick dwellings,, 40 to IS Fenton place
northwest; S4,sO0. Peter Shields. one brick
dwelling, 10 I'd street northeast; $500. Senator
George Hearst, one brick private stable, on lots
81 and Is, in square 100; $4,000.
BIDS OPENED
The Commissioners to-day opened bids for
the construction of a one-story two-room frame
school house, fronting on Bowen road near
Good Hope hill Following is list Of the bids
VIM Rothwell, %. 949; James III. Grant. "a, l65;
John II. Hewlett. s4,325. The contract will be
awarded to VIM. Rothwell
MISCELLANEOUS.
John I. Harris, Waterman at the G. street
property yard, has been transferred to the 9Th
street property yard.
The Woodley Lane bridge has been COM
pleted and was to-day thrown open to travel
Carter Brady has been appointed an addi-
tional private on the police force.
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MINOR FOREIGN NEWS

BERLIN, July 12--The journeymen bakers Of
Berlin, have organized general strike and
1000 Of them are now out
81. PETERSBURG, July 12.-As the result of
recent action of the authorities against the
Lutheran church in various parts of the empire
Russia.
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JNo. J. McCooK.
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

APPOINTED CHIEF CLERK.-H. ]. Hanford of
Ohio has been appointed the chief clerk of the
Office of the controller Of the currency. He
was formerly superintendent of the registered
letter division OF the city post office.
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Ex-senator Dorsey Fined for Contempt

Ex-SenatOr Dorsey Fined Tor Contempt.
New YORK, July 12-The Nevada bank, of
San Francisco recently obtained a verdict for
S4,632.7 rs in the supreme court against Stephen
W. Dorsey. As the judgment was not paid an
order was granted by the court directing Dol
sey to submit to supplementary examination
about his property. This order was not obeyed,
and Judge O'Brien yesterday signed an order
filming Dorsey the amount Of the judgment for
contempt of court. II the fine is not paid Dor
sey may be arrested as soon as the sheriffs
officers can find him.
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Contraet Laborers to be Returned.

New YORK, July l2-Secretary of the Treas
ury Window this morning telegraphed Coliec-
tor Erhardt approving of the course Of the
emigration commissioners in OBTAINING the
immigrants sent to Agent Neal OF the Southern
Pacific railroad at Lequine, Texas, by Wright
& Son Of London, and ordered the return OF
every man sent to Agent Neal, under the law
prohibiting the importation OF contract
laborers.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TblGglanS to The Star.
AN UNNATURAL SON.
He Assaults His Mother and Tries to
Drown His Father.

sp ,cial Dispstch TO TIE Evxsrsa STAR.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, July 12.--Edgar Watkins,
who was acquitted last April Of the murder OF
Edward Trail in this county, was to-day sent to
the house Of correction by Justice Crawford Of
Gaithersburg for committing violent assault
upon his mother and attempting to throw his
father into the race at his mill The mother il
considerably injured.
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OrauDemen Celebrate

NEW YonK, July 12.-The Orangmen of this
city celebrated the 10Th Of July to-day by a
gathering at an uptown park, where they had
parade, picnic, and games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-12

FRESNO, CAL, July 12.-Fire broke out in
bakery here this morning and destroyed half
block of brick buildings. Loss, 5000 900; in
surance, $100, 900.
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Her Head was Randa0ed

what is that rag doing around your head7'
asked Judge Miller Of a colored girl named
Ella Montgomery as she stood on the witness
stand in the Police Court to-day. Rose Disrs
assaulted me-" she answered The bsndsge
was removed, but there was no sign of an
injury. IL was admitted that Rose slapped
Ella and she was fined Is.
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Death of Father Doyle,

CINCINNATI, ONO, July l2.-Rev. Robt. F.
Doyle, pastor Of st. Edwards Catholic church,
is dead. His disease was inflammation of the
brain. He was fifty years old and has been
sixteen years with ST. Edwards church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-12

In the Criminal Court this morning, before
Judge Bradley, the trial of Ferdinand Lowen-
stein on the charge Of receiving stolen property,
knowing it to have been stolen (the Seaton vase
sold to him by Frank Brainard), was resumed
The counsel having concluded their arguments
yesterday the court this morning charged the
Jury, who retired about IL O'clock
AvEnDIcT OF GUILTY.
The jury found u verdict of guilty Of receiv-
ing property valued at less than SIS, under the
third count The defendant was sentenced
to made restitution to Mr.. Seaton in $50 and
pay fine Of S200, or in default six months in
Jail An appeal to the general term was noted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-12

A correspondent Of the New York Sun says:
In stating that the widow of the painter J. r..
Millet is living in great poverty your Paris cor
respondent gives currency TO belief which,
though quite generally prevalent, il, believe,
without foundation in fact While in Barbizon,
in August last, I frequently met Nine. Millst
and the members Of her family, and, IL "out-
ward and visible signs may be taken a. an indica-
ton Of their condition, Il would appear that
they were in very comfortable circumstances.
Tbs Aillet home, instead Of being dilspi-
dated howell, - many would have 1t, IL one Of
the most substautial in the little village. and
has abous u every appearance Of comfort and
cheer. The fact thai Nine. Millet retains In
her possession number Of the drawings and
sketches Of the painter of the ssAn9elus"
which would doubtless realize small fortune
II offered for sale, b suf1cisnt proof that her
needs are not very pressing.
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Pardoned by the President.

The President to-day granted pardon to Irv-
ing Perkins, colored. who, in 1877 was sentenced
to be hanged for the murder of an infant in
Arkansas, and the sentence afterward COM
muted to imprisonment for life in the West
Virginia penitentiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-12

New York, July 1.-THE ferry-boat John
Adams, which has been laid mp at the old ferry
slip at Port Richmond, 8. l., for some time was
burned TO the waters edge this morning. The
origin OF the FIRE il unknown. The Adams was
valued at S25, 900, only partly insured.
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"Brookyn Moore Fined a2o.

William, alias ''Brooky" Moore, . young
man living in South Washington. has personal
feeling against Harris Kalitski. q saloon
keeper on AZ street Yesterday he went 10
hsiitski's saloon and had a row with the pro-
prietor. During the hght both Kalitski ana
ms wife were injured Moore was arrested
and Judge Miller fined him 600 or go dsrs
Mr.. Sillers, his counsel noted an anpeal
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Work on the Avenue to Begin at Once.
The District Commissioners to-day in a let
ter to H. L. Crawford ordered him to proceed
at once with the work of resurfacing Pennsylva-
MIA avenue.
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That Projected Salt Trust.

New YORK, July 12.-The representatives Of
the great salt interests in this country who
were to have met at the Fifth Avenue hotel
yesterday for the purpose Of forming salt
trust left the hotel early this morning. As far
as could be learned no business Of Importance
was transacted
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Struck by LIGHTNING.

CAMPBELL, MIMI, July i2.-H. q. Hoge-
boon's large stock barn was struck By lightning
and burned, with, 10000 pounds Of binding
twine and ss,oOo worth Of machinery. Los
$1,000.
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WIZ DRAa ON

miserable existence vhsn 6 few bottles Of
Ayers ssrsap~rilla would certainly Evs ,hs
strength and Energy you need, Thousands ere
pr0ving its virtues daily. So may you. Ma
Alice West Of Jefferson. ". Va, writes; Il ~.s
A. run down before began 10 take Ayers Bar
sapariiia. but Am now gainins In strength svsY
day"
Being very weak and despondens afssr Iona
Illness. tried Ayers sarsaparnia. and two bot
lies nave restored me to my forma health.s-.
Miss Blanche g. Brownell. Boyiston P7ace,
Boston
AYERS sARsAPARrILA
Prepared by DR.. J. Q. Aver = Co. Lowen. Nasa.
Sold By Al Drussists. Prics q: six bottles. o.
WORTH s5 A BorTLR
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Mrs. Boroia Heard From

a letter has been received from Mrs. Borgia,
whose disappearance is mentioned elsewhere,
stating that she is in Lansdale, Pa.
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The AnaIostan Boat Club

gave reunion at their up-the-river landing
last evening. The officers Of the Potomrc boat
club attended in a body and were loud in their
praise OF the hospitality and good fellowship Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-12

The recent death of one of our firm makes it
sary for us to reduce stock at once.
The goods must be sold and reductions will be made
great that all should take advantage Of this oppor-
the lowest possible price.
Our stock consists of the choicest and best selected
stock OF Dress Goods Fabrcques the Foreign and
Native lO9r-s produce. We name in part:
80 PzLERISEs LADIES SHOULDER WRAPS
WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT HALF-PRICE. WE
WANT TO CLOSE THEM AND THEY ARE A
GREAT BARGAIN.
100 PIECES FIG. sATEENs. BEST FRENCH
GOODS.
20 CENTS PER YARD
20 RoDEs BEST FRENCH sATEENs,
FORMER PRICE. $3.50. NOW $3.50
100 PIECES FRENCH AND SCOTCH aINeHAAs.
REDUCED TO % AND SOC. PER YARD.
20 PIECES STRIPED AND PLAIN MoHAIR
REDUCED FROM so TO s5c.
% PIECES WHITE AND CREAM BATIsTE DE
PARIS,
FORMER PRICE 371x AND e5. NOW I2so
so DOE PAIR MEMS SILK HALF
5oc. PER PAIR: WORTH 81.
IN ALL DESIRABLE CoLoRs AND BLACK
40 PIECES ENGLISH DIMITY STRIPE,
l21<c. PER YARD.
loo PIECES AMERICAN GISGHAMs. BEAUTIFUL
CuLoaINGs. ONLY lilo
80 PIECES AMERICAN sAIEENs,
1oc. PER YARD.
REMNANTS OF ALL KINDS AT GREATLY RE-
DUCED PRICES
s1- THIS SPECIAL SALE FOR LIMITED TINE
ONLY
ts AL accounts viii be rendered during the present
week. We desire to close the old books. We there
fore ask for prompt response from our customer
Store open till o'clock.
M SINISTER Sons
jy9 SO PENN AVE. NV
Any ONE CAN TAXI CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER
lfllIs they are 50 very small No trouble 70 swal-
Inv "a uslI Qrs rtx,it,s atsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-12

Joseph L. Rupp, indicted for housebreakine,
In the Criminal Court to-day withdrew his plea
OF not guilty and plead guilty, and q SEN
was imposed
The Capital bicycle clubs excursion takes
place this evening Bee advertisement.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. July 12.--Cotton Quiet-middling
1lH. Flour dull tending lower. Wheat-sonth.
ern, active and lower; quality Of arrivals irregu-
lar; Fultz, 75a90; Longberry, sOapO: western.
quiet and lower; No. winter red spot. SON;
July, "a; August. 81 ZaS.; September, Slxatsl:
December, S4hsS5S. Corn - southern scarce
and unchanged; white. 49a5O; yellow 44a47:
western. duh and easier: mixed spot 42kaA2 n:
July. 42ha42h; August. an; September, 42xs
1rA; steamer. 4ok Oats nrm - southern and
Pennsylvania, 3oa35: western white, ssasaE:
western mixed. 30a3l; graded No 9 white. 81
Rye nominal 4sa5o Hay inactive and STRONG
prime 70 choice timothy, l45Oa15.0O. Provisions
shade lower, in sympathy with the west-mess
pork, 1880. Bulk meats-lovse shoulders. 5x.
long clear, 6; clear rib sides, 1k; sugar picked
shoulders, on; sugar cured smoked shoulders.
~. Hams, sniaii, l3ksl3k: large. lsaa 5 Lard
refined. b butter dur-western packed, eeaO.
creamery. 1eal7. Eggs steady, IL. Petroleum.
quiet-rehned, TO- Coffee nominal-kio carroes
fair, 16k. Sugar steady - soft, on. Whisky
steady. Freights TO Liverpool per steamer nosn-
nal = Grain per bushel, I'd Rscsipo : nour,
5000 barrels; wheat, l2,O00 bushsls; corn. 0O00
bushels; oats. 200 bushels. shipments-none.
Sales-wheat 252. 900 bushels: corn. 5000 bush
els.
BALTIMORE, July 12.-vhginia sArses. e7.c
Baltimore and Ohio stock, 0Oa85: NCrthefn On
ral. 5la77; cincinnsa, Washington and Bald
moro thress, 2&Ha25k: consolidated RS bonde
liz bid; do. stock, 46k al6A. f :
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, q reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney, 14l9 street
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A LONG FIGHT EXPECTED.

he commission adjourned until Tuesday.
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Honora Rundlett has bought for s4.5l0, OF
the colored Catholic male benevolent society,
part lot 5. square 1873, n by 1872 feet on L be-
tween 10th and 18th streets northwest.
The District has bought Of A. A. Birney ct al.
for S5,792.5 So lots 81 to IS, square 633, on
Arthur place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-12

Range OF the Thermometer To-day.
The following were the readings 1t the sis-
nal Office to-day; Am, Is; Q pm, IS; mAxS-
mum, 81; minimum, IL
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CHICAGO, yuiy u tclosipss. ii

CHICAGO. yuly ~ tclosing3. - Wheat - July.
5sk: August 56ts September. 76K, corn-
2N August aiH; sspss@bsr. INK. fosi-5S aiiy
Icy; Assust iis7ss e:essness. 1l.S9 lad
Short ribs-Jnly, ko7k; Augusk GI4H: 6CoSS1.
Der. $40: Octobcg 6d7E. -
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WE'VE HAD Guns

Thank you and enjoyed hugely but should We have
another turn" of like proportions only the shelves
and counters, filled with emptiness would be left to
tell the tale.
And Jet the Crackers croak shout hard times. dull
business stasnation Of trade, ETC., with their feet
cooked upon their desks waiting for customers to
stumble in upon them, while the patient plodding
ssnrinder pauses in front Of their doors and grnds
out the doleful strains Of
COVER THE HILLS TO THE POOR HOUSE."
Well the Fourth Of July rush is over and We might IS
well tell you that you crippled our stock seriously
syey ever before this season and having made
Nkw SHUTTLE, we are ready to give you NEW
MEMS CASHMERE suITs-sACKs.
Strictly Atwood
MfSs es ssas sRse s5sfseu RPSsEaY
strictly Al,Wool
Ss5ais ssS RfssS SSS'ss
BOYS sGf Goa 2Es AS tSga FkNrs
cH1IDRkss stif sSc a1Ess aI and SHORT
sl'slIa 5ss g I 81 IS ps AZ upward
BOYS 9s sHS SfT' FkNrs.
MEMS PANTALOONS.
s2, $50. 500. S21s.
youn md in need Of Seersuckers Pongees
silks serges. Apseas. and such like fon'n find them
Clothing House prices. You know what that means.
VICTOR Z. ADLER,s
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
9.97 and 929 9TH st. NV,
Corner Massachusetts, avenue
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturdays until IL pm.
wenes day, and Friday mornings from to O'Clock
Price. .,5c. jyS
TIABITUAL CONSTIPATION CURED AND THE
IboTes STRENGTHENED by the regular use Of Carters
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Islis xsys &C., nscre n.rdsrsr fson usrsaers,
f.yetts yesterday end jailsd La nisSt : -
Of 3oc persons forced An entrance 8 a. IN
Ind taek The prisonss out snd lynchsd In.
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Millet,s Widow.

Judge Westel Wilioughby and his two sons
will leave shortly for three weeks visit to
Cuba.
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". n. sHusrER d Sons
Sl9 PENN. AVE. NV.

A NY ONE can TAKE CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER
n Pills. they are very small No trouble 20 swal
low. No pam or gripping slter taking.