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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-16

New YORK HARpon AND HUDSON RIVER
Col Gillespie in his report upon New York
harbor says that the He'll Gate improvement,
will be completed within few years sur
vey of the main ship channel Just completed
shows that the improvement is in a most
gratifying condition and there is no indi-
cation that Gednesy's channel has shoaled since
last December. For the continuation OF the
harbor work 100000 is asked. The estimates
for the improvement of the HudsonAriver dur
ing next year amount to S2O0,OO0 Other items
IN the estimates are as follows: For Sangerties
harbor, $4,000 Rondout harbor, SIS 900; Har-
lem river 81 600 0o0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-16
THE HOME CLUB.
What Is Needed to Strengthen the Team
The Reported Denny Deal.

Mr.. Ted Sullivan returned this morning from
Wiikesbarre, whore he went In the interest Of
The Washington club with Q view Of securing
some strengthening material for the home
team he had IN mind Pitcher Fitzgerald
Inrd bAsemsn John Irwin and outnsldsf
beecher. His mission vas truitles one. In
the nrsf place the price Tor the men, @. 500
vas Regarded 90 exorbitsnt, bat in the second
place the lynx-syed ball-player hunter did NOT
think, after watching the men play, that they
would make any Improvement IN the ws.hine.
ton team A the latter consideration wa .uf.
hcient 70 decide Mr.. Sullivan he msae |.
euort 70 secure the men AZ q reduced figure.
WHAT WASHINGTON xrxpa
Cnquestionably washingtons vesiee, min,
Of third base. Mr.. Peter sweeny ID an earn
est, active player, and in another year or 20
val be nrst-class man. He has q in him But
just now W ashington needs q man who can eet
u out Of himself. sweeny needs steadvins.
He, however, plays with spirit and vim, ana
that 10 . good deal in his favor.
ABOUT prSxr.
The report that Denny is 10 come 10 Wash
ington has been revived, and this time il IN
stated that oDsy and q good round sum OF
money are 10 be given in exchange For him.
President Hevett has frequently said that ther
Is no chance OF securing the king OF third base
man. He could not be found by a sraR re-
porter to-day, but Secretary Burket said that
there was no truth in the report. While reoos-
nizing the benefit that Denny would
be 20 the home team there were
two obstacles 20 the contamination OF
the deal. One 20 induce indianapolis
70 release Denny and the other % induce
O'Day 90 60 20 Indianapolis. BE was not as
sure Of the latter AZ OF the former. Denny ID
known 20 be very favorsbly disposed toward
Washington and has expressed his strong de-
sire 10 come here
The home team is doing some admirable
work in the feld and at the bat. and the stifi
game they are playing Is deserving OF a good
deal better attendance than il in getting from
the public.
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Hotel Men in Convention.

BUFFALO, n. Z, July 16.-'The second annual
convention Of the New York State Hotel asso-
citation was called to order in the Music Hall
dent w. ID. Garrison, of New York. There
was q large attendance of representative
proprietors Of leading houses in the state pres
ent. including number Of ladies' The object
of this association is to bring about better ac-
quaintance among men Of the profession
throughout the state and protect their bust
ness from unjust and un-called-for legislation.
Judge E. W. Hatch delivered an address of
welcome to which President Garrison made an
appropriate response. President Garrison then
delivered his annual address, which was Of
great length.
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THE GUNBOAT PETREL.
Her First Trial Reported to be Very
Satisfactory.

BALTIMORE, Nd, July 16.-The gunboat
Petrol arrived in port to-day. She experienced
a heavy sea beyond the capes and behaved ad-
mirably in it. She made a complete circle in 5
minutes and 80 seconds Under natural
draught the Petrol showed speed of 13A
knots an hour. She developed 1880 horse
power and then broke the secondary link strap,
which ended the test. Another test of her
power will be made Thursday.
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POwDERLY IN CHICAGO.
The Master Workman Ii Very Bus,
and VIII Not BE Interviewed.

cHicAeo, July 1s.--0eneral Master Workman
T. '. Povdsriy arrived in the city this morning
early In company with John Devlin Of Detroit,
A. W. Wright Of Toronto, and L B. Wood Of st.
Louis and registered at the Sherman house. The
party engaged parlor N and immediately after
talking TO the representative Of the labor paper
the master workman sent word to the repre-
sentatives Of the daily papers who we're wait
ing to see him that he was every busy and re-
GREETED to say that he could not spare mo-
ment"
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Robberies Reported

The following robberies have been reported
at police headquarters: Stolen from the house
Of Marshll G. Kendall, 500 Elm street. LIE
Droit Park, yesterday, basket containing a lot
of silver ware.-Thomas L. Braden, i752
Corcoran street, states that there was stolen
from the tennis grounds, 18th and streets.
Sunday, five dozen tennis balls. John Late
mire, 649 Massachusetts avenue northeast. re-
ports stolen from him while at Holtzman's on
Sunday gold huunting-case watch.
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Killed at a Grade Crossing.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., July 16.-At a grade
crossing in South Amboy last evening Francis
Milhgan, boat captain Of New York, was
killed, and Neils Nelson, a laborer was MORALLY
injured. The gates we're down, but the
men crawled under them and ran between the
cars of freight train which was being made
up in the yard and were struck by New Jersey
Central passenger train.
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Took the Wife and Killed the Husband,

AURORA, NEB., July ia tough character
named Henry Thornhill last night shot and in.
stantly killed VIM. Barrett, well-to-do farmer
of this county. Barrett, who had been in
town, upon returning found Thornhill moving
Mrs. Barrett and the Barrett furniture
into another house which he had provided TO.
her. The two men quarreled and Thornhill
securing a gun, killed Barrett on the spot He
is under arrest. 1t is not unlikely that he will
be lynched, although he is strongly guarded.
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Minor Foreign News.

BELoaAnR, July Height Russian officers
have arrived here. Russian engineers are ct
work surveying the Austrian frontier.
LONDON, July 16.-Twenty-fve government
clerks have been dismissed the service for par
ticipating in Boulangist demonstration. It ID
reported that the sign 'sTo Let" has been re-
moved from Gen. Boulanger's Paris residence.
EDINBURGH, July l6.-Mr. Findley, the editor
of the Scotchnon, has given E50,000 pounds to
the National portrait gallery, which the marquis
Of Lothian opened in this city yesterday.
NADnID, July 16.--Ths cortes closed yestsr-
day. The suffrage bill and the budget viii not
b conddsesd I'LL next session.
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Denied Any Guilt ON His Part

The case Of Robt D. Rufin and Timothy
Mccarthy, charged with false pretences in OBJ
tanning SIS from Robt A. Green on May last,
continued from Thursday, was called again in
the Police Court to-day. Mr.. Mccarthy, repre-
sented by Mr.. r. II. Msckey, testified in his
own behalf.
He related a number of interviews be had
with Ruin and others as 70 q number of
transactions, and be denied any guilt on his
part
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The EIks' Reunion.

The following members of Washington
Lodge Of Elks left last night in the special car
to attend the Elks' reunion at Pittsburg: Robt
A. Parke, Albert Carew, John Culbert, Aug
Douglas, Chas. A. Eberly, VIM. T. Arrick, Jacob
Heide, j. U. Lehman, VIM. d. Mack, Joseph
Darr. John c. Maxwell. Anthony Rodier,. VIM.
q. Widmayer, Robt J. Walker.
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The McOuade Trial

BALLsroS Spa, N. Y, July 16.-There was
nothing done this morning in the McQuade
trial except the reading Of extracts from the
work of the board of Sldermen Of 1874. Therei
was no enthusiasm and the jurors and counse-
have been almost lulled to sleep by the monoto
nous tones of the readers
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A Letter From the Pope.

MONTREAL, QUEBEC, July 16.-Pope Leo XIII
has sent an autograph letter to the authorities
of LOYAL university thanking them and the
citizens of Quebec for the resolutions adopted
by them ut the demonstration on April % last in
favor of the restoration of the temporal power of
the pope, His holiness congratulates them not
only upon their prudence but upon the sagacity
Of their action, and says it is evident that
they will understand how the impunity enjoyed
by the enemies Of the church is the source of
improprieties in human society and of trouble
to the state.
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The War in Egypt.

CAIRO, July 16.-Advices from the front state
that Gen Grenfell has assumed command. The
Egyptian troops occupy position miles long
near the village of Bellana. The ar
tillery is in the center and the
cavalry is stationed up the river for the pur-
pose of watching the dervishes. Nad-el-Jumi,
dervish leader, occupies a strong position at
Kohr. The deryishes number $500 fighting
men.
Several thousand reinforcements are coming
to them from Dongola.
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Norris Peters Funeral.

Judge Crowell, who was a warm personal
friend Of Norris Peters, who died suddenly
last night, as stated in TIE STAR, and who re-
sided in the same house with him, will have
charge of the arrangements for the funeral.
The brother-ln-law OF Mr.. Peters has sent word
that he will arrive in the city this evening
The arrangements for the funeral viii be made
after his arrival II is probable that the inter-
ment wall take place at Wilmington. Del.
where the body Of Mr.. Peters mother was
inferred
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Chicago Marlrets.

CHICAGO, July 10 Opening, - wheat--July,
J mi s:apss s: Su:us e Dscs%SsI 7s$ coSn
August 2la; September, AK. Pork-septem-
Der, 1L3S. Lard - August. 6a2k; September.
9s2k. short RIBS - August, $40; September,
CHICAGO, July 10 (closiug). - Wheat e. July,
77SSh; august, 76x; september, "a; December
35x: October. bx. oa1 = July, '3aH; August,
3lk; September, "a Pork-August Ills; bep-
temoer, ti:a23; Octoesr. 1910. July, as;
short rins-July, AdeN; August ko2X; septsm-
Der, A67k; ootebsg. kS7N
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A Fish Commission Employe Dies.

CHICAGO. July ia dispatch from Indian
apolis says: News has been received here Of the
death of Charles II. Bollman of the national
fish commission. in the swamps Of Southern
Georgia, where he was engaged in scientific
work for the government. He Was q recent
graduate of the Indiana state university, and
had acquired national reputation as natu-
ralist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-16

CINCINNATI, ONO, July l6.--At the request Of
several taxpayers, a committee has been APP
pointed by the court TO examine the books Of
A. H. Graham, auditor Of Warren county,
Ohio, at Lebanon. The auditor did
not appear at the beginning of the
examination, and there are many rumors con-
corning an alleged defalcation. The auditors
chief deputy says he has quite recently exam
ined the books and finds everything correct
Auditor Graham is serving his third term.
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Arrested for Embezzlement,

Sioux CRY, Iowa, July l6.-C. C. Gross,
cashier Of the Sioux City Newspaper Union, is
under arrest for embezzlement. His pecula-
tons are said to have reached hundreds of dol
lars He was first detected in taking money
last winter, but out OF compassion for his wife
and five children he was not arrested
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Funds for ,Johnstovyn

PIrTsBURo, July ls.-The Pittsburg commit
tee for the relief Of Johnstown sufferers this
morning voted s400, 900 of funds ON hand to
the state commission for distribution by the
latter. The Pittsburg committee has decided
to wind up its affairs and leave the state COM
mission in charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-16

TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS REQUIRED. The
chief of engineers has received the annual re-
port of Major A. NJ. Miller, in charge OF river
and harbor improvements on the Mississippi
river between the mouths of the Illinois and
Ohio rivers. He estimates that q 900 900 will
be necessary to carry out the work during the
next fiscal year ending June 30, 1891. aud that
sl2 OO0, 900 will be required to complete the
project
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-16
Washington stock EXCHANGE

fehowtng are eeoays quotsuons at close OF
Government bonds-U. s. 4Xs, registered, 1oes.
1oa. 1G I'D asked 1o9S ,.,s u 1881 eoupo1
1855 BID. 1sss asked. U. s. Is, Coupon. issy:
District Of Columbia ponds-Per imp. es. 1891,
Ssncy i 0 3D. fs Market p stocks e 1881 U.s. ,ss
coin coin los bid. so-ysar fund, s p: :,
coin, iSs bid: Water stocks, 1903, currency ai ,
8sceaneoas n s srsssf Esss bu S,s
% 6s. IS bid: Washington and Georgetown SHs
Han @ssocsoD, s.. lsaS, 1os ''d BID. N Msshe
ington Market company LIST mortgage, 6s,
no BID ", Mas sh Market company bonds
first mortgage bonds, Is, 1904, 1903 bid. Washing.
ton Light Infantry bonds, I'd rs, 1904, 6s bid.
bid TashiDssaDD asss sSass ss.s:
bonds. series B, es. I.s bid,
-, National Bank stocks.Bank of Washington,
ao S 400 assea ed sao
bid Second. III bid. Farmers and Mechanics',
l7 R. eia; Citizens 1so bid Columbia. lag Did
$40 bid. Metropolitan. 1917 bid, lac asked
Columbia, 40 bid. Capitol and North street. 10
Franklin, 4, bid. Metropolitan, "A bid. Ns-
tionsl Union, 10y bid. Arlington, ITO bid.
Corcoran, % pio. Coiumpia, 15k bid, 15fs asked.
German-American, $50 bid. fotomac, 92 bid.
sSspSic bid % ssleS Mssss Snsa nyn IS
bid. ~
Gas ana Electric Light Stock-Washington Gss.
4Sk bid, AN asked. GEORGETOWN Gas az MA
U. 3 Electric Light, 50 bid, 100 asked. Pneu.
matte Gun Carriage, II bid, IN asked.
asked. Chesapeake and Potomac, IS BID.
" asked; american Graphophone Company,
Miscellaneous stocks-washington Market Com
pany, ~ bid. Washington Brick Machine Com
pany, gao bid. Great Falls Ice Company,
100 Did Bun Run Panorama. % bid, ID
asked. Real Estate Title Insurance, l22 bid
Columbia Title Insurance Company, 6X bid.
81 asked: National Safe Deposit Company
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Peoria in 1892

The board Of trade of Peoria, Ills. has COM
menced preparation for 1892 by the appoint
ment Of the following standing committee ON
the Three Americas exposition: Chas. C. Miles,
president; II. H. Rugg, secretary; j. W. Gift,
j. s. Easton and b f. RhodehameI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-16
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

New NATIONAL BASKs.-The controller OF
the currency has authorized the organization
OF the First National bank at Cedartown, Ga;
capital $50, 900; W. T. Gibson vice president,
j. o. Hardwick cashier. Also, the First Ma
tional bank Of McGregor, Kan. capital $50 600;
A. J: Sewen president, and Chas. I. smith
cashier
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News Notes From Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO. VIA GALVESTON, TEX, July
ia fight has taken place at Puerto del Aqua
state of Nuevo Leon, between party of thirty
smugglers and a force OF custom house guards
in which two guards and three smugglers were
killed. A quantity Of contraband goods wai
captured
Capt Cartena has passed the frontier oil
Nueyo Leon en- route for this city.
A waterspout Destroyed the town of Chilapa,
state of Guerrero, at noon Yesterday
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'Norurxe LIKE TEEN

il the verdict Of all who take Ayerss Pfiia
Pronps and effective IN their setion. they leave
no nlefects. and may be administered to old or
young. Hsreert Rlwell. Of East Saginaw, Mich,
says: Il vas q great sufferer from Constipa-
ton. Headache. aud Gensral Debility. Ny skin
was yellow. aud had constant pain in my side
and back Other medicines failing took three
boxes q Ayer's Pills andan cured
81 w. severely Afflicted with Dyspepsis and
Enlargement Of the Liver, most of the time be-
ing unable to retain any solid food Three boxes
OF Ayers Pills cured me. r-Lncius Alexander.
Marblehesd. Mass.
AYERS PILLS.
Prepared BY Or. J. C. Aver Co. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Druggists aud De alers in Medicines
mhl3
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT,
OFF TO FORT WARRINGTON,

OFF TO FORT WARRINGTON.
The Commissioners left this afternoon In car
riages to go over the contemplated road from
this city to Fort Washington. They will be en-
tertained at 0xon hill by the committee Messrs
Hawley, Heiskell, Pelham, Beall and Grimes.
The party will return home By moonlight
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued to-day as follows: James Allen.
one brick dwelling, 639 l. street northwest:
81 200 A. J. Beauler, one brick dwelling, 9O9
street northeast; -. 500
MISCELLANEOUS
Upon the recommen dation of Capt Lusk
the Commissioners have appointed VI. r. Co
nard inspector Of pipe and special castings
manufactured by the McNear pipe and foundry
company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-16

Range of the Thermometer To-day.
The following were the readings at the sig
nal Office to-day: sam, Ct; 2 pm.. IS; maxi
mum, IS; minimum, So
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THE s.soo,, Onlcials to be Indicted.

MrSSEAPoLIs, MINI, July l6.-Judge Cooley,
president Of the interstate commerce commits
sion, and United States Attorney Baxter held Q
conference yesterday in st. Paul and agreed to
move for the indictment Of the $500" railroad
oficials for alleged discrimination in rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-16

CAPT. RANsDELL, the marshall OF the Dis
trict, left to-day to visit his home in In
dianapolis.
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DIED.

DIED.
AARON. On Tuesday. July 10, 1889 ct Q:l2am:
MAGGIE TARLETON, youngest daughter o. tie late
Charles r. and Mary ID. Aaron ssed eleven yearx.
Our little rosebud
Bloomed bright and fair.
But at last IL closed
And was called up there.
please copy1
BLAIN. On July IA. 1889 at 20 d. N ALICE
MABEL. daughter of Joseph A. and Emma {. Blsin.
in the fourteenth year of her are
:, HAyENNER, on July 10, 1859, at IL so p m.
HELM STEVENS daughter Of Charles ]. and nelen
N: Hayepper aged one year and twenty-one dAys
Funeral private. Detroit, Mich. papers please
copy.l
KING AT 80 O'Clock m, Sunday, July IA. 1883,
at her late residence. 322 southwest after
long sud lingering illness which she bore with
Christian fortitude, MARGARET W.. late widow Of
Joseph W. King.
Funeral services 70 take place at the Fifth Baptist
church street between -Four snd-a-haf and Slrth
streets southwest, 1T 10 am, Wednesday the 18th.
Relatives and friends invited 10 sttend
WILLIAMS. THOMAS HEERy WILLIAMS de-
parted this life Sunday, July L. 1850 at $3.50 O'Clock
D. m, aged eighteen years
Funeral Thursday July is, 1889 from Third Bsp-
list Church, 1t O'Clock.
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Tn Grxu1sE
JOB ANN HOFF'S
MALT EXTRACT
10 the
BEST NCTRITIvE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
hR IMPAIRED Digestion, Dyspepsia, Convslescsnce
Weak Children, and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN. OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
1T: suffering from attack of Illness which had mol
only reduced my strength, but brought on extreme
exhaustion from inability to appropriate foodl Tleo
the effects Of TIE Genuine Johann Hons Malt EXTRACT
winegiassful three times day It's use was fouqwed
by marked eNects-1 Food which had heretofore been
found pass the amentary canal digested
Properly. z. There APPEARED an increased power OF
evolving animal heat and storing up fat.
Bevars OF imitations The genuine has the sgns-
tlr. Of Johann Ho on the neck OF every bottle All
others worthless uni tsti 1ns: ~.
JOHANN HOFF. Berlin and vienna New YORK ".
nee q Barclay 81 ja3-tu,th&s
HVHERr IS NO ONE ARTICLE IN TIE LINE OF
medicines that gives 80 large return for tee money
= 4 good porous strengthening plaster, such as Car
ter's smart Weed and Bellsdonna Backache Plasters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-16

A boom in favor Of Adiutant General Hast
ing for the republican nomination for COVER
nor Of Psnnsylvania been informally started
Of Cape Nay,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
fame o. O. Name. o. C.
Name.
The New York Stock Market

The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, 14l4 4 street.
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General schofield Leases a Res,denc.

General schoneld has rented the house for
merry occupied by Judge Northrup, two doors
south Of that Of the late Judge Stanley Mat
thevs, on the west side of Connecticut avenue.
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4 $8'S TT ILL., At
"a ecS 7 y uu j - AkkLI1
HHAI Frr Ppp RRR II ccc FEE
III i t saEE r Es''F Eni s#EHSS s 81
ssss a I EsH
sss A,At EE
SSSS A ALLLLEEE
:: :: al 4 + F. +
SSSS A ALLLL ZEE
IN OUR CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENTS.

Such . sacrifice has NEVER been made BY
Us before. Such prices have NEVER been put
on goods of the like kind BY ANY ONE before
this. We hsvn't looked at the cost of these
goods. We don't care what they cost as We look
only for profit from this sale in way. and that
isin getting the space that these goods occupy
and which We must have.
The Cloak and Suit Departments have been
moved on the ID door front As yet they are not
in what we call any kind of order. but they are
rapidly settins into shape. This Aoor is the
coolest and most comfortable of the house. and
when arranged 70 our satisfaction will makea
department which will be the FIRST of its kind
in town
For the reasons given we offer the following:
Our entire line of Children's and Misses
Suits. of CLOTH, FLANNEL and NOVELTY
sTUFFs all Of THIS SEASONS MANUFAC-
TURE. and the most stylish Goods made; sizes
range from 4 to 10 years.
PRICES RANGE FROM $3.50 TO $40.
Now your choice
AT oNE-HALF THE MARKED PRICES.
ourline Of Misses and Children's Long Wraps,
Ol AZ ai1c hc" Ahi|oftsa ano DoiAessAS Sly les,
many exclusive with US; sizes from to 10
yesrs.
PRICES RANGE FROM So TO els.
Choice now at
ONE-HALF THE MARKED PRICES.
line of Gingham Suits, sizes 12 to 16, in
both French and Scotch Ginshams, sell nom
$3.50 to So:
NOW ONE-HALF THE MARKED PRICES
20 Dozen Of bingham and Percale Shirt
Waists sizes 4 to IL years, that sold for 35c.
each.
NOW 15c EACH,
A price that you couldn't get them made for.
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MARRIED..

DUL1N--PCNPHREY On Wednesday July 10
1883, st the parsonage VI the Second Baptist church
by the pastor, =. Ii. Sven, JOSHUA VIOLIN ia
and MARY z HUMPHREY.