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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Virginia Garrett to W. o. Denison, sub 100, so.
1868; :. A. d. Hutchings to F. A. Holton. lot
Is, blk. %, BrOokland; 1862. 80. A. NJ. McLach-
len to Jane W. Pitts. lots Il and %, blk. 20,
do; $500. b. F. leighton ct al. to same. lots
and Z. blk. 25 do; $3.50. Georgia \. Hushey
TO ROsina VI. Parnell, lot 16 blk D. do.
$3.50. I. y. Yeates to Sarah J. Brown. sub
lot g. so. 1888; 6. Mary ]. Hitchie to John S.
JeEhs, sub $50, so. 49,: S3.25O. Geo. T. Bvne
to c. Beckhan ct al. pit. Y. Peters Square.
West Washington; $3.50. W. 1. Boswell to W.
Mayse, lot II, So. 1858; $. G.. T. Stewart to
Ii. c. Stewart, lots IS to 80, SO. $40; Il and %.
So. %, and pit. -, So 1858; $4,000. John Ridout
to +. J.. Evans ct al. trustees, lots and 9, blk
2, lie Droit Park; So $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-18
The Increase i'm Express Rates.

Merchants and others, who have occasion to
patronize the express companies. complain of
an increase of rates recently put in force. The
express managers state that there has been no
Increase OF rates at all, except between Wash
ington and Baltimore, where the rate has been
increased from 20 cents hundred pounds to
40 cents. The increases are due to an agree
ment made i'll February last by the presidents
OF fifteen express companies, when it was de-
clded to enforce the rates prevailing two years
ago before the express war begun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-18
TRAPPED WATER-PIpFS.
Crushed Strawberries.

Two carloads of nice juicy strawberries,
worth ever so much box in the Center mar
ket were demolished yesterday morning by a
collision on the Alexandria and Fredericksburg
railroad. A north-bound freight train and a
south-bound construction train wrestled with
the old problem. 'Can two trains moving in OBJ
posIte directions on the same track successfully
pass each other?" The two engines and two
fruit cars were knocked out of shape, but none
of the crews were damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-18
Clubs Incorporated.

The Sharp Shin Fishing club has. by s. W.
Began. G. T. Davis. John McKenna, George q.
French, Frank L. Williams, and W. P. Watrous
filed certificate of incorporation, the object
being the acquisition of knowledge on piscicul-
turc.
The Acanthus club has filed a certificate of in
corporation byJ \. Johnson, S. u. Jackson
John ". Mays. j. Frank Boston, G. A. Fleet
wood, JAS. H. Mone. L. ID. Brown. ]. III. SmytLe
and A. Il RrOdin
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The Odd Fellows Veteran Association.

The annual meeting and banque. of the Odd
Fellows Veteran association was held last night
at ODD Fellows hail. Several new members
were admitted to the association and W. W.
Danenhower was elected president; W. 2. Al
Ian, first vice-presiGent; DIR. Chas Allen, sec
ond ylee-president T. 4. Spare, treasurer, and
L. W.. hessler. secretary. The banquet was
served IN the blue room and after the substan-
taIs mad been despoiled OF toasts were re-
sponded to as follows: odd Fellowship" DIR.
Chas. Allen; odd Fellowship: Its Work. "
John I. Given; odd Fellowship: Its Begin
ming and Progress in the District of Columbia. !"
1. W. Fowler; odd Fellowship Its Progress
IN America" Oliver Dufour; odd Fellowship
To-day" z. A. Sitter. The closing ode was
sung and the association Adjourned
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PARTY Work and Civil Seryy;ce

The New York state republican association
last night adopted resolution setting forth
that there was nothing in the civil-service law
or rules that should restrain any person.
whether in or out of Office, from performing
any honorable party service, not inconsistent
with or interfering in any manner with his Off
clal duties, and that when the time comes
that such persons shall neglect or disregard
this duty entirely, if able to perform it. all
party influences favorable to their continuance
or advancement i'll Offices should be withheld !"
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READ Saturdays Star and you'll know it.

THE SALE Of twelve building lots to take
place tomorrow afternoon on 18th and 18th
streets between and d northeast, presents
an opportunity to persons of limited means OF
obtaining property at low figure in a neighbor-
hood that will advance in value. Property in
this locality can be purchased at figure less
than in the majority of suburban subdivisions,
Columbia railroad cars run near this property. :
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Death of Charles W. MORGAN

Mr.. Charles w. Morgan died yesterday, of
throat consumption. at his residence, $50
South Carolina avenue. southeast. He was the
assistant secretary of the Washington safe de-
post company, and leaves wife and two
grown daughters. He was native of this
city, and was forty-six years of age. At the out
break of the war he enlisted in the navy and
served until he was wounded in 1864.
The funeral will take place from Christ
church, Nayy-Yard, at 3 O'Clock Sunday after
noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-18

PRoF. LANGLEY's RECEPTION To-NIaHr.-
Those intending to be present tonight at the
reception by the secretary of the Smithsonian
Institution should remember that the drive
leading from 18th street, due eastward toward
the front of the Smithsonian building is torn
up and barricaded. Coachmen should there
fore be directed to enter the grounds either by
the 10th street entrance, on B street northwest,
or the lower entrance on 18th street. and ap-
proach the eastern entrance to the building
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Building Materials,

Superior Wood-Burnt Lump Line. delivered
promptly. Wall Slate, Pulp Mortar Black
Venetian Red, Metallic Brown, Fire Brick. Fire
Clay. Portland Cement and Rosendale Cement
Rolled Iron Beams, cut TO any length, hauled to
buildings in one day. JAMES ii. McGILL,
1t sos. 80, 9l2 and 9l4 G. ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-18

HENR1ETrA SuIr1Na,
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS,
beautiful Spring Shades nearly yard and half
wide. all pure fine French WOOL zoe.
HEAVY GROS GRAIN BLACK SILKS, SIC, 81.
L0NSDALE CAMBRIC, very finest quality, 10c.
HANDSOME CLOTH pLAIDS 621ec.
BEAUTIFUL SATTEENS finest quality, 25c
BLACK SURAH SILKS, excellent quality. SOC.
TRlCO CLOTH Dress Goods, spring shades, wide
double fold, pure wool, 25c.
PLAID MUSLIN, new styles, DC.
Valuable Presents for Cash Customers.
Select one Of tine following Presents with purchase
Of 50: pair of argesize fine Dalask Towels worth
75c. a halt dozen hne Damask Napkins, worth 15c.,
or pair Of Silk Embroidered Corsets, worth 7oc.
NJ CREDIT, but the very lowest prices Tor Cash.
CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE
Next door TO the Boston Variety Store.
FANCY SILKS, 371@. 40, %. &c.
HENRIETTA CASHMERES III new Spring Shades,
extra wide, double width, all pure WOOL 4)c.
Beautiful SATTEENS, new French styles, 15c."
FRUIT OF THE LOOM Cotton, yard wide. SIC.
MORE SILKS, 80, 81, 75, SIC, 81.
LADIES' BRoADCLOTH, spring weight, pure wool,
yard and half wide, she.
Valuable Presents for Cash Customers.
Select one of the following presents with purchase
Of $40 or more. Two pairs OF large size Damask
Towels, worth 81 80; one dozen line Damask Nap
kns, worth ) LOO, or large size handsome Bridal
Quilt, worth Sl.oU ap6
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

NATIoSAL--'Jim.t the Penman."
ALBAUGH's.-'Il Troyatore."
WILLARD HALL.-'Christ Before Plate"
HARRIS THE Main Line
KERNAN's.-"Uncle Toms Cabin"
GLoBF-Variety
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Spring is here. with its warm, sunny days and
It's cool, chilly evenings.
Don't swelter by day and shiver at night. Our
Soc underwear is just the thing to protect you.
FRANC, One-price Halter and Furrier,
Corner 9TH and d.
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CITY ITEMS.
ga Musical Tonic -

We ask the attention of the public 10 our
large and handsome stock of Estey Organs
10 those interested in church and Sunday
school music We extend special invitation 70
examine these world-renowned organs. Every
one knows that in the rendition of sacred mu-
Sic the organ is pre-eminent. and the best piano
cannot take its place in this field. The touch Of
the Estey Organ is light and elastic, and those
accustomed to playing the piano only can adapt
ehelr touch TO the 'Estey" readily and success
fully. Our Estey Organs are also capable OF
producing many varieties of tone-color, and
In this direction they lead everything in the
organ line. For church and Sunday school
purposes our Estey philharmonic" Organ is
unequaled for power and solidity Of tone. II
Is provided with an independent blow-lever,
which any small boy can operate easily. We
are, OF course. interested in the piano, and sell
yearly a large number of Decker Bros, Weber.
Fischer. and Estey Pianos, thanks 10 the liberal
patronage of the people of Washington. But
the organ has wide sphere of its own, and
after once hearing the sweet tones of our Estey
Organ IN your home you will never consent to
be without one. Many Duets are now pub
hshed for piano and organ. and numerous songs
are composed with accomplishments for piano
ana organ. The combination is a delightful
one. We sell splendid Estey Organ. with 3
stops. for SIS; Chapel and other STYLES for SIS
$50, 500, Sll0, Sl25. and so on. But one grade
of workmanship. and that the best. Accommo-
dating terms. Call and examine our organs and
pianos, even if you do not contemplate purchas-
ing at once. SANDERS & SrAYMAN.
1t 1874 T ST. n. W.
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SATURDAY LEcTUREs.-Prof Thomas G. Men,
denhall, formerly of this city, now president of
the Terre Haute university, will lecture on
Electricity and the Weather." in the National
Museum lecture hall, at AIS p. m. Saturday,
as Prof. Z. s. Morse, who was to lecture. has
been taken suddenly i'll
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SANITARY ENGINEERING,
Prof. Fava Tells How % Build a House
upon Sanitary Principles.

1t was sanitary engineering day" last night
at the Columbian university, and in spite of the
bad weather an attentive audience had gath
eredaround Prof. Fava to hear his ideas about
"a house built upon correct sanitary princi-
Piles" Prof. Fava took up at once the subject
at the point he had stopped in the previous lee
ture, and drew comparison between two
house represented by their sections on a very
large scale. the one containing defective ar
engagements. the other with these defects cor
rected. The location of water closet in the
center of house is great nuisance, because
IT allows any gases produced or coming into
that space from any of the numerous causes
possible to spread freely into the dwelling
Therefore the proper location should be against
an outer wall of the building There is no rea-
son whatever for not doing this, he held. in
private houses. In very large buildings of
course, it will be almost unavoidable to have
so-called air-shafts, the air of which is not de-
sirable. but which are better than no ventila-
ton at all as happens often. A similar danger
is constituted by soil-pipes descending inside
of the building for any leaks or any faulty con-
nectiOn occurring in those pipes creates an
open outlet for gases from the sewer in to
all rooms of the building. The same
water-tank must not supply the water-closet
and the water for drinking and washing: for
any foul gases that may arise from the water
closet into that pine will be absorbed by the
water in he tank and taben in by the consumer
of the water.
THE wASTE-PIPEs
of basins, sinks of all denominations. wash
tubs, &C., must be held entirely separated from
the water-closet soil pipes; for, he said, by far
the more dangerous gases are inclosed in the
former. and therefore it has to be as much
isolated, and given few openings into the
building, as possible. The connection of the
waste-pipes with the sewer can then be made as
indirect as possible by interposing cisterns, the
ovcrhows of which, however, must not open
into the sewer, because then the sewer air NAV
again play with ease in all the pipes but in its
turn, disconnected by very simple arrange
ment.
TRAPPED wATER-PIPEs.
OF course, all waste-pipes must be trapped
and properly ventilated; those that are not so
are faulty, because they are an open channel
between sewer and rooms; so are all tanks. cis-
terms. cesspools, &C.. underneath or inside Of
the building. great faults, because foul gases
arising out of them will pass through the floors
straight into the house, and SO are drains I'M
derneath the floors great dangers, because either
through bad workmanship or through the set
ting Of the building, or the work of rats, or
other numerous reasons the functions are
likely to become defective, and then again a
free escape for the gases is provided.
The second portion of Prof. Fava's lecture
will be published i'll Saturdays STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-18

SC. STRAW MATING you should see."
1ec. straw mating you should buy.
22c. straw mating. good quality.
25c. straw mating, used to sell at i0c
35c. straw mating. good enough for ALL
4Oc. straw mating. fancy brands, and is used
for special eoIored rooms
SOC. straw mating. very odd and unique
75c. straw japanese mating. of highest class
". III. HoUGHTON Il Co..
1918 and l220 street northwest
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Easter Dresses Ready Made

For ladies, misses. and children, in the newest
possible styles. Chidren's dresses from 25c.
up to $500. Ladies' dresses in all styles of
calico, Bingham, cashmere, cloth, silk. &C..
In all prices Ladies' wrappers from CSC. up
to fine tea gown. S9.99. Our styles and prices
will astonish you all. Second-fioor parlors
Also, great bargains in dry goods, hosiery,
fancy goods, boys shirt-waists. infants coats
DC, on our first floor. Manufacturing Estab-
hshment, 9lS 9Th ST. NV. (Herzogs old stand).
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

The ladies of the Post-office and Interior de-
partments and the sixth auditors office have
decided to present Company of the depart
mental battalion with set of colors The pre-
sentation will be made in few DAYS.
Over l6O members of the Light Infantry have
decided to go to New York to participate in the
celebration on the Both inst. The National
Guard band will accompany them. They will
all be the guests of the Brooklyn Thirteenth.
Capt G. 5. Walton was last night elected
Northumberland of the first regiment, Dis
trio National Guard. a meeting of the officers
having been called for that purpose at the
National Guard headquarters.
At meeting of the Alabama republican
league last evening, addresses were made by
Judge StrattOn. Philip Jimple, W. r. Pettiford,
L. n. Carter, and J. F. Washington.
Capt. Conrad Faunce, who was stricken with
paralysis last week while Oh his boat ia now
improving and it is hoped that he will soon be
out again.
A dead white male infant was found about II
O'Clock last evening on Nj street between 4th
and 9th streets northwest A dead colored
male baby was found this morning on E street
between 2ith and 18th streets II. w.
IT, Fair dealing has always been the
motto of The EVENING STAR. "a dollars
worth in return for every dollar received" is
the principle upon which its business is con-
Quoted. Advertisers usually get from ten to
one hundred dollars for every one invested in
its advertising columns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-18

NEW ROUTE To NEW ENGLaND.-The estab-
lisnnent of the y. and o. train service To New
York opens up 4 new route to Boston and ali
other New England cities. Passengers can pro-
cure, at Ii. and o. Offices, through tickets to all
principal points III the New England states
Baggage checked through to destination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-18

"CHRIsT BEFORE PLATE."-This realistic re-
production in wax of Munkacsy's famous pic
ture continues on exhibition afternoon and
evening at Willard hall. 1t is well worth a
visit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-18

GENUINE NOVELTIES in English plaids and
checks for suits and trousers. to your measure
trousers from 50; suits from so. Fit and work
guaranteed. STRAsBERGER & Sog.
-
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STUDER's Rustic Summer Houses. Gatewavs,
Bridges. Arches, Fences, Rookeries, and Aquat-
les are beautiful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-18

SPRING STYLES. Mems Felt Derbys, $3.50 and
81, extra value. 4. I. LEWIS. 435 18th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-18

BEAUTIFY your home with an assortment from
STupER's 100000 choice budding plants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-18

The Mosr fashionable boys suits can be
found at BARSUM's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-18

FoR EASTER WEEK OSLY. at The Fair SO 9TH
Of. NV, solid colOrs French china cups and
saucers. with gold handles. for SIPS. Colors
are pink, blue, celeste. salmon. pearl, maroon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-18

WHEN BUYING always get the best. Pages
sarsaparilla is the only blood purifier that is
guaranteed to DO all 1t claims
MERITS Drug Store.
i0l4 + street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-18

FoR You've MEN fancy plaid suits will b.
much worn. At BARSUM's you'll find large
line Of them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-18

MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses hay,
been issued by the clerk of the court to Chas
Edel and Annie Kendig; Henry Raabe and Ma
ME Reese, of Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-18

DaAwrSG NEAR TIE TIxE-The Washington
Centennial takes place at New York April z9th,
Nay 9th, inclusive, will be sold By the Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad at $3.50 for the round trip. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-18
HATS FOR EASIER

IlAIS FOh LASIER.
Spring style silk hats, 50; best sc.
Large line cOlored Derbys. 9, 81. 50, 50.
Fine soft hats; crush hats Toe. Il.
Nice black Derbys. S1.50, y, $3.50.
LEWIS & Sen, New York ave. and 18th ST.
Also, neckwear. hosiery. gloves, shirts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-18

NEW WORKERS are wearing fancy duck vests
with cutaway coats. The newest styles, both
single and double breasted. are at BARNUMs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-18

PRETTY EASTER BASKETS. with feathered
chicks and cOlored eggs. for &C.. l5c., 19c. and
2 &C., at The Fair. Sl2 7th ST. nw
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NARcIssrs PoETICUs.-The Narcissus of the
poets, sweeter than violets or carnations, at
Strauss Co.'S
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TIE FAMOUS White Rose, Puritan" at Strauss
d Co.'S.
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EASIER OFFERINGi

IASIEH VFF LhINT.
Ladies fine DOngola kid button boots. COM
mon sense or box toe. all widths and sizes.
S1.67. Equal to any -. 80 shoe In the city.
Ladies' kid button boots. 81 "a: worth 81
Ladies' coffin toe shoes. the newest thing ont
We have them from S1.96 up.
Boys and Misses school shoes, &c.; worth
Sl.5O.
Mems English walking shoes in button, lace,
and Congress at S1.49
A full line of Mems. Ladies'. and Children's
ooze. tan. and canvas shoes.
Handsome souvenir and Easter Egg given to
every child at FAMILY SHOE STORE.
21O eth ~
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The NEWEST styles of spring overcoats are at
BARNUM's.
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READ Saturdays Star and you'll know it.

26-ISCH GLORIA UMBRELLAS. SL19; Isle
Hose, 25c.; Summer Vests, 15c., at
RRnDHEAD 4 Co =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-18

RosEs.-White, pink, yellow, red, by the thou
sand Strauss 4 Co.'S
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and Corned Beef specially at New York
Market, Sd and Ind. ave. n. W.
DOUBIE WHITE TULIPS. for show. Strauss & Co. s.
LOOK at the following low prices for the next
ten days:
$50 walnut marble-top suite; former
price. S45.
s25 antique oak marble-top chamber suite;
former price. $40
els antique cak marble-top chamber suite;
former price, SIS
$50 cherry suite; former price. SO
Hair mattresses. 50. -. -. and So.
Woven wire mattresses. -. 80; former price. 50.
Feather pillows. =l.25 Upholstered cots II
80 parlUr suites, seven pieces.
S5 lounges.
70 cts. tapestry carpet. 10 cts body Brussels.
~ pieces seamless, straw at ZSc. per ward:
Former price. Zoe. per yard.
100 different STYLES babv carriages: prices
from 81 to so.
Baldwin alr-tight refrigera:ors.
Tie above stock is ON our first floor, and we
are going 20 clos. ont this week
WASH. b. WILLIAMS. 81 eth st. NV.
LnY OF THE VALLEY, any quantity. Strauss
4 Co.'S.
EASTER CARDS, of all styles. and Catholic and
Episcopal prayers at
CHArMAS 4 T.rLoR's, 9l5 Penn ave.
SPIRAEA, large plants in full bloom. Strauss
Co.'S.
BrY Your Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
son BRoTHERs, the leading firm III the Dis
trict.
EASTER LILIES, in pots, for churches Strauss
4 Co.'S.
WHITSEY's pure Russell cider. i'll Pa. ay. IL. w.
We WISH To CALL ATTENTION 10 the follow
ing special prices for this week:
Our 81 rocking chair.
Our e. 30 rocking chair.
Our SIS 10 pes. oak suit furniture
Our - 80 mattress.
Our materials for loose covers for furniture.
Our 2lx33 window screen, 45c.
Our window screen. 55c
You should see our line OF Adjustable wire
window screens for 40c. TO 81 each
Screen frames, I5c. to SOc according to
SIZE ~ II. HoUGHroN Il Co..
IFS and 1920 street northwest
EASTER DECORATIONS. at Strauss 4 Co.'S
Stalls S7O 81 and 572 Center Market
ALL-WooL IRoUsERs TO ORDER.
$500
HkNBURdER's
Under Metropolitan Hotel.
HYpRASGEAs, finest in the city, at Strauss & Co q
DaAwrSG NEAR TIE TIxE-The Washington
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HoCsEKEEPES' ATTENTION Is called to Il.
GoLDsCHMID's advertisement on 4th page.
READ Saturdays Star and you'n know it.
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FUssELLs CAFE. 1925 NY. avenue the cheap
est and most genteel dininS-rOom III the city.
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ALL-WOOL Trousers TO ORDER,
$500.
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The BROAD and medium vale diagonal
worsted cutaway coats are the dressy things for
Easter. You'll lind the best at BARNUM's
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$50 for sos. Narrow and wide vale diago-
mel Worsted Suits that other tailors ask $50 for
We are making TO your measure for S25 First
class trimmings and work
apl3-6t STRAsBURGER 4 Soy, lll2 F st.