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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-30

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enc Nn mut 1uIb lNa No No y
siE No Aun my uCuiuu-iamily, DC Per
hoN. y e zoe hruluk, hail biis taA White
lthHitHli hra. ttn
HOO rHUuutt- uim PORK saUattassulsr.
cuicd huu. u0su.s b. hr ukin.t laruni n cell
| clear uh uiu baron. 'ltt ~ hulk ruik, ri,uf
hdrA ~ 1rlt ub Hdu, o. long clcar, U'.c.
| thuulurm fl
.iNip- tos 10 half bHs. &c legs ~.
| chu.UH Kettle. hi.afinC Uuu.
bttsii MtATr-icri headquarters tafc ioV.
be N pet Inuul
uUs ~fEn-nl, poo half bhs nSo ksg.
So
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT,
LIVERPOOL.

Al noon: spots-Quiot limited inquiry. Sales
1000 bales, Of which 6,an1 were American. re
coipts, 26.OoO bales, Of which ~ 2O1 were American.
Closing quotations we've as follows Midding
5li.tGd.
Futures opened quiet and steady aud closed firm
lThesc prices arc given In pence aud 6itls, thus
Cos means G63 Odd, aud 50i meaus 6Ol-6id.l
Atlpm.: March. hal value. March-April, 81
vnlue. Aprl-Aiay, bli value, May-June, bl5 sell
en-. Juuc-July,5 $50 buyers july August bibbuyors
August-septcmbcr. 643 sellers ~soptcnberOct
her, 80 buyer; September, 0. sellers
Liverpool weekly slalome for the week ending
MuVnh uu 1871
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Live stock.

CATTLF-Ch Choice 10 extra, aAGgi,c; good, 80
SIZE. scalnwars Ia medium, ihCsl'5g choice feed.
cs. 20 aud up. 248Ic; i%ceicrs, 80 to $50. %
tlfisc.
u~6Gs-Colcc oomf,d. g,a5c. good, G.Grl
common. gtgatc.
sIiEEP-Cholcc. go medium, 8H9ic CON.
mon, sLn1mt.dh
LAMHsE hoicc. be- common TO good, per head,
a gIt.luD
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Spot opened steady and CLOSED steady miidllnr.
oglec Sales ~ bales Quotations Wcr ~ fol.
lowF Ordinary. 7ficr ruod oriiuap, sBicc.
lov middliug. 80 miiiiiua. oai6s roii aid
dllng, 10 n.ioc middiIus iait iit,r hiE iss
iuiurs oIcncd steady aud ciusui quiet aud
steady a. ioll"Ws Naryh, ioUpalolU April Ousoi
100, May, ioiasii0ig June. iuu. july. io r.
Angust, ioGitlp.5t s~cpicmbyr pplaapa o.
iohrt o52a1N Noycmhvr pCapCE IN.
ocmbet 10000 jauuap, a,tsD5a salu. a..
~ halra
Ncekly cotton siaicmcnt iof tMc week cndin.
lfInat. Mauh ~ lfFT
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WrrkiY CuTTuN sT1fruTNr.

HccClpis ui Memphis iof tbc utak ,ndibn Nnnh
p. atN lalr, Do ataiu,t g. ID ta'cs ls. week. mud
2Wi talrr same wcck lHst ear since september D.
esl.0ii bales, against ea,sp bales same time lat
yCaf.
shipments ior ihr week. hrn bale. o. arn.nft
a@l bales umc uucE last year fiacu .~cttcmlrt ..
oApo halrs hs nraiu,t hgtD1 bales -smc time last
ycaL Wcctt alos ihUO tales exporters. W.
and fpinncn. aau talra
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Cntion Seed Prodnct-.

oTi-rrimu crude. 3Sst pc prime summer vel.
low. ijlgisC choice cooking summer yellow, 30
Mflp
M~EAL-Phmc, s1aO900r les than car load.
sNuu6t2iOf oil meal, slLOO0lGOt les than car
load lots, sihO0alIO.
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Wool,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 29.-wool dnll and val
ues nominal. unwnshed bright medium. 17@241c;
coarse brlided, l092Oc; low sandy, l0@lGc; hne
S06I30c.
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COTTON MARKET.

The iocil cniion market opcnci hun and closed
hrm; middllnr. pifiGc saios, 2Ap bale, lnclud
inr 80 bales iHsi evening. Il which i,po bales 70
e~xvorcr, aud i-1o halr 10 s%pinncr.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
oriinau, ~ rpcd ordinary, site low mid.
dlinE. 90 middiiuH.o l.loc rood middlinE, 100
middlinr iaiL nominal lair, nominal dusty
hsiAT| lower.
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Offset the receipts from the mills, except In the
case OF some coarse yarn cottons and Southern
heavy brown %cottons, the export demand for which
Is Inactive. The market Is very steady as TO prices
all through, Even WOODEN goods, in which little Is
doing, are steady in price.
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The pot market opened quiet and steady and
closod quiet middiiur pi%iuc sales, 45ol bales
Quotations au o. follows Ordinary sficc good
oriihaD. ~ iuv miidlinr. . lice middiiug.
pljicc To0d middlinr. iOpic1
fuiurcs opcucd steady ana closrd quiet aud
steady. as follows March. AS hid April. asta
80 May, psse19 June. pptap1n. July.
ioOoaiooi. August. 0pleapd september, are
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MN yoRK March n-Thc iohlinH tadc Wa
s,mcW hal Ice active. but ialL while agents wcn
doing "A mu,ieutc hnslucsss The Uutiuu ruuis Dc.
lituncs on Old and new bu.lnl. W.T. slhcicnt TO
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pAIIY uoTrON srArTurNr.

impnrs-M& e. lN Ma r. ~ Ian, N MN
In, % C.O&sw. "a KCs II, ~ &c Nan
g. u. "a stramcn, 5l waspus. - Total a..
bales.
1, n "a 4, CO. kC Ma Ri N, - steam
90. uuuh. A. Total uuE tale.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MONEY 2 TO CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Firm-Middliug Cotton, 0 1870
Sales Today, 2,5oo Bales-The Cen
ersl Market is Steady - Meats Ara
Firm.
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LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry, 224
Second street. Branch office .357 Main.
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go; October. a25@aeo; November, al96oa
December, o.2lSo?a; January, e.2s@9.o Sales
1880 bales.
DAILY PORT AND MOVEMENT.
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LONDON, March %, 4 pm. -Consols closed az
9S 5-l6d for both money aud the account Inc
amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF England
ON balance today is eli 1000. Bar silver, 421si per
ounce.
PARIS, March 2a.-Three per cent, rentes, si
62hsc for the account
BANK cLEARIgGs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 2o.-Bank c~learings, S.
i9S,OO0.
NEW ORLEANS. La, March 29.-Clearings
sl,l22.lGT.
NEW YORK, March 20.-Clearlngs, s9L,iiG7V'
balances, Si,5l8,037.
ST. LOUIS, No, March 20.-Bank ~clearings, W
7l, i97: balances, sjIi.9g2.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March ,29.-Bank clearings'
sl,GjO, 100, balances, slSi, 1874.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March a-Clearings,
s9,i62,s0i; balances, 81, 1852.
BOSTON, Mass, March 20. Bank ~clcarings'
so, 49, 700; balances, 81, 800, 0si.
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on and Turnentiuc.

OH and T~urpentinc.
CLEVELAND, o., March 29.-Petroleum easy;
8, W.. ll0o, ne.
WILMINGTON, N. c., March 2o.-Turpentine
firm at 45c.
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s.t,. stsch.

CHICAGO. H., Marvh s-Ihc Dou Jirr,a.
wtsmts Uuttf Re tlptA 400 ho1d, shlpmUnu.
tist The market Il sifunri rhultu 60 ga.
ia i-r,cs. slAoieE s'esn, tuNstlo0 siurkeu
aud i,eicis AatsAto cees Iuis and mixed,
sI flftLin Icxas siccfA Silva
tious-H sgelpis, iAUo bead shipments epnhead
usrtrt nrtitc. hc lover miNcd. ~ iustl ~
heavy, tlaai0 light h'NsAoo skits, ittoa,
sheen -Rrceipts 5000 bead shipments. eool
head Narlrt strnnf. aud la higher NATIVE.
NOisAin Western corn icd' hVotAu0 lambs
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Gu, loaf, gsaoXc open kettle, eSc,.c strong
coFFEE-- Common, I7ylc; fair lSc Pr prime j, Rio
sAiif%sss nav tsii.0s@i.Ao per barrel; ohie
RIVER, sl25aiS5 per brl; Louisiana, sllo@l'2H
RitE"Louisiana, lN@6Hci Carolina, 697c; hrm'
s~TARCH-a@3Ac.
CHEEsE--Prime hats; New YORK factory
-; fnl cream, l3c; Young America, lSc;
MOLASgEs-Louisiana common to iair, 2S@J0c;
prime choice, 3j@i3c fnncy, 45c oentriiugals,
common to fair, a@30c; prime TO choice, SO@5Oc;
'ChSDIEs-sticks, all sizes, in bxs, pls and brhs,
sli@eIFc; fancy assorted, 01S9l2hG extra fancy
"SoGf ASD cANDLEs-soap, 9N95c; candles,
miscellaneous.
WIIISKY-Stmight Kentucky Bourbon, $1,000
600 Robertson and Lincoln counties, firm at sl.bJ
assoc; Eastern rycs, sl00@tG.0O, according 20. age
and make; common whisky, Wc@sl.3D, nccordlng
diN~sl.OO@I,GO for domestic, s2.s1@aLo for Inn
ported.
hunter handled, l5Gt15c; country handled, l1@1Jc;
otter st.00@5.JG beaver, slOo@tJG wildcat i5es
glg fox. iba7ic. muskrRt. l0@2ic. Opossum, 1909
~; wolf, Oc@si.0l; panther, Sc@sLOG skunks, ID
GRASS sFEDs-Red clover. el25 bu; herds, sO@
pOc bu: orchard, si.25@l8b bu; timothy. Sl.75@9UI
bu; German milet, S59gOc bu; Hungarian, 100
SIC hu.
BAGGING-a@l0c.
TIES-sl.1O.
~sHoT-Drop, si2j; buck, $3.50
LEAD-5Lm6c.
TALIOW-iHc.
SNUFF nretts. $40. 70; Rnlph's, sio25; Rail
road. S92j; Gail d AXIS, $500.
POWDEk-Kcgs, 500; half kogs, S275i quartz
kegs, sl.D.
W~OOL-Burry, grease wool, unwnshe1, l6M2lc
clear grease wool, N@5c; bury, washed, N@8Oc
| tub-wnshcd, 30m}lc.
COAL oil Prime white, wholesale lots, %
per gallon.
| mAF.
~BEEsWAN-20c.
N~AlfS-lron, 500; steel, SID.
HtDEs-Dry nlnt. No. l. Toe; No. ~; dry saltcd
7c: IA. ., DC; green saltcd. No. l. 30: No. . 3Ii5ac
gtrcn, &c. deerskins, B3sJ5c; sheepskins, lJc@slVJ
/ stsulv
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sroeerir-.

MN ORLEANS. Ia. Marrh N=f1'e 'fat
and nfm. tIu. vuumun " prime, Eef mv Mte-
Vuict. but STEADY! ordinary o. prime. a3osA
tttun scvi ttHiucis quiet prime crude oil tdc,
lIycrsil. a. vhncd & q b.. nominal cake q 4. b.
2tC mrul q % h., -. ~tunaf=ttUady aud nfu.
optu kettle. prime 10 strictly prime 3 biuc mlli
falG NIlt.tnitg goud fair, a. inir. g. common
b. gud uuuuun f,ttiitg iulrriuf thftsT cen.
uihislt, chnicc Whiio, Tic % white hC guy
white. q 5.lUs choicv yellow clarified, 5Iio.t1'.c
storly and nun npcn kettle strictly prime, Ec
tuul prime altt Ag prime, H.tats inlf ~ good
aiI .f~C rlmutuh o. gust common. Nfllic
Uutufuaul. strictly pflne. lmlar, urmC "a good
prime .atf a. fif tn 80 tair Hat1iC common
10 rsri common, isesiis, Inferior itv.
SIN YORK. March N.-Conce=Opu1ns otenci
hartly steady. natp points down, end do,ci
larylf steady, H.sn Iulnr bslow luicriay. sale.
sti otiGeg June. tdCoaiGes July ti6 sp,iG1.
August. So el.tiGNf Eoptfmhrr eitenetisw. uc.
tnicr. NIs.uu.tdi0 Noycmtpt tapatitUN leocm.
iaf. f~t.uuail.IE January. sltiU tChfunu. tiiI
ali.2e stpt- Rio lower and quiet alf oaWocs.
sugar iiaw am and quiet A cargo Of Eugl.h
Islands soll at 80 for ~ UT hcnncl iu ialf
u,iss..s "Forirn strong ~ iot a',agc. New
Orleans dull. upcu kettle. rfpd 10 ihurY, eettlc
Moc=stcndy aud quiet
CINCINNATI q. March ga Whisky-Qulet
alv.. so haHvls finished good, on a basis Of sLoi.
hutteraQulCt
~fura HstnuuF.
iuas=iu iaif drmnnd ~ tOs'tn
Chccsc-u Unchanged.
CutCAGo. m. Marh sa-On the Produce ~.
change iOday The butter mafkrt Wa quiet csin
rratncr. Ul,a1lc good Ia chulur, MotliC UhuiUt
dnly, lpltllC FuVd, lneltc
tcgs-tutcplcd ~ ioeslvffa
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APrHAL OFricE,
FRInA EvEStNG, March -, lSSAJ
There Is a good demand for money, which
Is In good supply. Rates, ! TO s per cent
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IMMINENT

CURES PILES, BURNS, CUTS, CoRNS,
BRUISES, Notwithstanding
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Articles Opening Highest. Lowest Closing.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-03
ALExANDRIA,S NEWS,

Tho Alexandria Light Infantry ar
rived home from New York yesterday.
The Friendship Fire Company have
also returned.
Bids for lighting the city by cleo.
trcity were opened yesterday. The
Brush Company made the lowest bid at
Sl3,2j0. The contract will be awardc |
next week.
The American Safety Envelope Com.
pany has been incorporated. The com.
pany will make and sell envelopes on q
large scale
The dead body of Il negro was found
in Congress street alley yesterday morn
ing. The coroner rendered verdict of
death from natural causes.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-03
DEBATE FOR A MEDAL,
a wordy Contest In Georgetown Owe
the senate and the Treaty

a wordy Contest In Georgetown Over
the Senate aud the Treaty.
Memorial Hall of the Georgetown
University was handsomely decorated
last night The occasion was the de-
bate of the Philodcmic Society of
Georgetown College for the Morrick
medal. The subject of the discussion
was. us the action of the Senate in re-
fuSing to ratify the treaty with Great
Britain, concerning the Canadian fish.
cries, to be approved p The debate
was very spirited and the judges, Rev
=. J. Garrigan, u. D.. Rev VIM. T.
Clarke, $. j. Hon. jeremiah NJ viii
son, Tallmndgc A. Lambert, esq, r.
Ross Perry, esq. were greatly inter
cstcd They decided after the debate
who had won the medal, but will not
make known their decision until com
mcnccmcnt day, which will be the latter
part of next month
The participants in the debate were.
In the nillrmativc-John Ninton Dahl
grcn, Maryland; Daniel J. Geary, Penn
sylvania; and in the ncgativc--Thomas
b. Lantry. New York; James A. Grant
Nova Scotia.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-03
MIs MARRIAGE A EArLuRE an
A Clever club of Clever People Dis
cuss the OnostIon.

The much talkcdo query as Mar
riagc Failure ?" was the subject of an
interesting discussion by the SIX o Clock
Club at their regular meeting last night.
General Van Nlict was the first speaker,
and said that though he had been mar.
ried forty years he was not yet prepared
to answer the question. He talked in
an interesting way of marriage among
the Aborigincs of the far West and his
amusing experiences at Salt Lake City.
Colonel r. j. Hinton, prominent
newspaper correspondent, said that
civilization was based upon the idea of
the family, and did not believe that the
institution Of marriage was in any
sencc, in It's personal, social or historical
results, a failure. Commissioner Ly-
man said he could answer the question
in the six words II have not found il
So. There were u number of other
speakers, and 1t was one of the most
interesting meetings the club has thus
far had
This was the last of these pleasant
occasions. Hereafter the club will give
forlnightly river excursions.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-03
A MIsFIT SWEETHEART.
a Kansas city Man Contracts 70,
Wife nj THIN, hut She Didn't Sui

a Kansas city Man Contracts for u
Vito ne Tiiin, but She Didn't Suit.
The details Of u curious love story
have Just been obtained from Tillin, o.
A. l.. Vaughan of Kansas City saw a
notice in matrimonial paper by Tiff.
fin girl lie commenced correspond
encc, photographs were exchanged, and
last Sunday evening was set for the
splicing of the ropes. Sunday he
stepped from the train, addressed,
neat and fine appearing, wentto prom
incnt hotel and registered from Rich.
mond, Ind. He hired as fine livery
rig rs could be found, called upon his
prospective mate and found she was red.
headed. His crushed feelings were OK.
pressed to the effect that most men
would have committed suicide, but he
was satisfied with a big drink, aud in
this he found refuge for several days,
and after rccklcssly squandcring several
hundred dollars, he left for the West
hugely disguised with the town and
everything else.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-03
Visiting Soldiers.

A number of military companies
from the South and West, returning
from the Centennial ceremonies ut New
York, stopped over in Washington yes
to-day, and the promenades were gay
with uniforms. Among the organiza.
tons stopping for short time were the
Louisiana Field Artillery of New Or
leans, the Sixth Ohio, the Seventeenth
Ohio, Marion Rifles, Jefferson Guards,
Governors Guard and Golf Guards of
West Virginia,
The Washington critic., 1889-05-03
Cream Wooden Fabrics

The present is by far the
handsomest, most varied
and most desirable stock Of
Cream Wool Goods we have
yet shown. Every fashion
able weave is here. All the
prime favorites OF past sea
sons, and a number Of debu-
tantes. 'Twould take a col
umn to tell Of them all. We
cannot spare them a column,
so must skip about--touch-
ing on the most desira BILE
weaves.
-Four excellent qualities of Cream French
Cballies, ~ and 10 inch, at so, 20, Sic and 81
per yard Cream Atwood Albatross Suiting,
3G-inch. at SIZE; io-inch, at 30, 3D. G5 and zoe
per yard
Cream Tennis Flannels In n more extensive
line of qualities than ever. Unsurpassed for
soashore and mountain wear. Tennis, Yacht
ing and Boating Suits, etc, 3T, 80. 80, 70 87ic,
eide how much you can afford 10 pay, as at
that price we can give you a better quality
than you will be offered anywhere else,
Beautiful White aud
Cream Mohair Brilliantine,
as silky and effective as a
China silk, with the advan-
tage of being more durable.
SO and 75c per yard.
4o-inch Cream Hindoo
Serge, 75c. 52-inch Cream
Nuns Serge. These fab
RIGS are especially desirable
for street and mountain
wear, as it sheds dust. is
easily cleaned, and durable.
81.
Cream Atwood Hedrlctta Cloth 81 and
$1.25 Not the Henrietta finished, but the
genuine Henrietta weave. One-half of the
Henrietta Cloths advertised are not Henri
eta cloths simply so-callcd.
For May Ball Costumes, Bridal Dresses
Commencement Dresses. etc, the most ex
qulste weayes are the Silk-warp Challics
Silk-warp Henrietta Cloths, French Carmc
lustrous and effective, draplng In graceful
folds, and producing q dressiness not posi-
bic TO attain by amy other cream fabrics. 81
ana s1.a5. Comparatively Inexpensive.
We are also showing beautiful Imported
Paris Novelty Pattern Robes, In rich looking
and elaborate effects In borders of scroll
work, applique-work, leaf patterns and silken
stripes-all OF u harmonizlng shade. Also
handsome corded and braided sidc-band
Iibbon-bands, silkembroidored bands, etc,
$3.50 TO $50 per robe, containing sufficient
material for full suit
Handsomely Embroidered Mohair Robes
with lace edgings.
.Sbeeial.-We have the
largest and handsomest as
sortment Of the popular
Mohair Lustrines in the
city. We show them in the
plain shades, plaids and
stripes in a bewildering ar
ray OF effective and attract.
i've combinations.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-03
Indicted.

The grand Jury to-day returned indict-
ments as follows: John Carter, assault to
KILL Paul Monsard and Walter Wheeler,
larceny from the L. s.. John Stewart and
Charles, slias Commodore, Stewart and
Joseph Smith, housebreaking IN the night;
Sadie Edmunds, alias Evans, larceny from
the person; Charles Bowen, assault TO kill.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-03
Talking About Flowers.

The Florists Club of Washington held
meeting at the Botanical Gardens last
night and discussed the subject of holding
crysanthemum show In the autumn.
They also spoke of establishing flower
market to be modelled after the Covent
Garden in London
The Washington critic., 1889-05-03
CaptaIn ReiIly Dead.

John +. Reilly, ST., chief engineer Of the
steamer Excelsior, died suddenly at HIS
home last Tuesday. Hewas one Of the best
known Of Wnshington's citizens, having
been for years connected with Potomac
River boats.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-03
Rudden,s Spring nnd summon Goods.

TINS popular instnIIment cstlbIIShment, at
$50 and 032 seventh street n. W, Is receiving its
full supply of spring aud summer goods, Wiz:
AL sizes and qualities of rcfrigerators, desir-
able bedroom sets In solid oak, also new
mattings, baby carriages, carpets, etc. Par
ties desiring to furnish their houses can find
anything they might want in Ruddcn's on a
cash basis with easy weekly or monthly pay
mcnts to suit the purchaser.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-03
The Balance ON the Right Side.

The regular monthly meeting of the Ma
tional Rifles was held last evening at the
Armory. Captain Oyster presided, and
about sixty members were present. The
treasuror's report for the month Of April
was read and showed the receipts to have
been 81 or, the expenditures being 800.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-03
10 tho People of the District of CO.
lumbia.

Xander's Celebrated Virginia Clarcts su.
periur To any In the market.
I. Because the grapes are grown In the
climate where we live; this IL u natural cause
to prove that the wines are most healthy for
u.
2. Because they are made under my own
supervision and ! can guarantee the wines
pure juice OF the grape.
3. Because the wines are made from rich,
ripe grapes, carefully selected, and no artif.
ciul matter used. With the experience of
twenty years I can now give the public u
wine that cannot he cqualcd.
I. Because these wines are stored in my
own vaults and have only experienced men
employed to handle aud care for these wines
=. Because the demand for pure Virginia
Wines has Increased every year and now
these wines lead the market for pure wines.
q. Because analyses have shown that these
wines contain less alcohol and more iron than
any other wine in the market, which Is pos.
tive proof that these wines are most healthy.
T. Because of the natural advantages Nir-
gnia has TO grow grapes. The soil l. adapted cs-
pccially for grape growing aud does grow the
highest types of grapes for wine making.
r. Because all my wines are three years old
and thoroughly maturcd before thcy are bot
tied
Remember. the Virginia wines for our eli
mate. Respectfully
Cin XNSpEH,
800 18th 81. n. W.
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pointmcnts as follows: John A. Foster,
hrst-class private; ii. =. Cattell, promoted
from first 10 second class; George W.
Barclay, placed on retired list pension $50
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For Washington Dressed Beef
30 70 John r. Kelly, stalls 62s, and 60 Con.
tro Market, and 800 and soS Northern Liberty.
Ccrned beef u speciality.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-03

Our teas and coffecs are Acknowledged to-
lie the best and cheapest in Washington.
Customers come from every section Of the
city to buy them. Call and see the splendid
goods and low prices we offer.
NJ x =. MIrzGEp, AZ eth st. n. W.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-03

To describe the variety of styles of chill
dren's clothing we are selling at $3.50 aud
$3.50 would require too much time and
space. Come and see for yourself. Else
MAN Bros, 7th & u, Childrcn's Department
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no Survey a battlefield.

General j. j. Reynolds. General II. v.
Boynton, Colonel $. G. Kellogg and party
Of officers left Washington yesterday for
Cincinnati EN- route TO the battlefield Of
Chicamauga. which Colonel Kellogg Is to
6iIrr(N
The Washington critic., 1889-05-03

An unknown man entered the carriage OF
Mr.. Frank Carter at the National Theatre
was detected By Mr.. Carriers brother, but
leaped from the vehicle aud escaped.
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WASHINGTON CRITIC
CITY SPECIALS.


Amuscmentss
AfnAuGn's-"The Cavalier"
NArioNAI,-Lydia Thompson
BiJou-"Hcld in slavery
Ginger snaps
GlorE-Narieties.
CYctonAMA-Battlc Of Bull Run.
lyy CirN-Races.
MAsoNtc TEMPLE Marion Rides BaZar.
The Washington critic., 1889-05-03

THE largest stock Of trunks and travelling
bags to select from In the city, in all styles
and shapes, at the old, reliable trunk-house
OF Kneessi's, 4o5 Seventh street northwest,
next to Odd-Fellows' Hall.