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BON MARCHE,
MASON AR1sTIDE BoUCICAUT. PARIS.

| Il.
An establishment ackno wledged be the most worthy
OF Its name owing to the quality and real chespness of
All Its goods Anyarticle bought and not used de-
laced, whech should not come up to the expectation
| VIII be exchanged or its value refunded.
| MAGASIN DE NOUyEAUTES
| Offering in all its branches the most
| complete, the richest aud the most
| elegant choice of all classes of goods
Silks, New Dress Materials, Stuffs, Prints and
Sateens, ladies' and Chldren's Costumes Nantes,
Dressing Gowns, Draped Skirts Jerseys. Furs, Baby
LinenLadies' and Childrens Underclohng and Trous-
seaux, Notions, Trimmings Millinery, Flowers,
Feathers Ribbons, Laces, Handkerchiefs, Gloves,
Hosiery, Scarfs, Partisan Novelties, Umbrellas and
tarasos, Fans and Perfumery Ready made Tailoring,
Hats Travelling Outfits, Boots and Shoes Linens Cali
Goes, Curtains, Table Linen, Furnishing Goods, Car
pets, Beds and Bedding &c.
system of selling everything at small profit and
OF thoroughly reliable quality absolutely maintained
at the BON MARCHE. This system, sincerely and
loyalty adhered 70, has gained uninterrupted and
unprecedented success.
Patterns and illustrated catalogues are on demand
sent postage free to any part of the World.
1t being impracticable to forward goods to the
United States and Canada payable delivery we beg
our customers on sending their ORDERS to enclose the
amount OF their purchases also the charges for
packing and transportation.
All purchases amounting to value of % francs are
forwarded carriage paid. to the port of em6arkation
with the exception Of Furniture, Beds and Bedding
and other bulky articles.
The BON MARCHE, specially constructed for the
use Of large Dry Goods Business is the largest best
organized and most conveniently arranged of its kind
it contains all that experience suggest for utility
and good accommodation and is justly considered one
OF the sights of Paris
Interpreters in all languages at the disposal OF
any one DESTROYS Of visiting the establishment and its
anneXes.
The BON MARCHE IS, above all others, the estab-
hshnent most frequented by foreigners residing in
Paris or visiting the European Continent.
Every effort made to merit this preference and the
successive engagements, of which have only
Gently been inaugurated admit of adding daily
new Improvement, and of Offering even more than
heretofore during this year of the international Ex
hibition all the advantages and attractions which its
customers will not fail to appreciate and which render
the BON MARCHE the most UNIQUE ESTABLISH
MENT IN THE WORLD.
The BON MARCHE has no branch establishments or
agencies in part of the world and its customers
are cautioned against persons making fraudulent use
of its name
The BON MARCHE figures at the International Ex-
hibit1on Of 1889 in Glass lS-Furniture and Tapes
tries; Class 35Underclothing; Glass 3G-Lades' and
Children's Toilets aud Tailoring and the Social
Economy Section. 1t
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PH1LADE1pHrA Store.
Spring Opening Of PARASOLS All the
Latest Novelties, and marked at correct
prices
WHITE GOODS.
We are showing at 12]Ec. special values in
India Lnons, Checked Muslns, Checked
and Striped Lawns, Victoria Lawns &c
Embroideries and Laces in great va
riety and low prices.
Corsets-All the leading makes including
r. and g.. Thompson's, Warmers and
Strong's. At SOC. the best Jean Corset ever
offered.
Mems Fancy Flannel Shirts--we are
showing at Acc. good Shirt made with
yoke and shaped sleeves at 81. %, 81 80
and Sl.So. Goods that are well worth
more.
Still another lot of the Ladies, Swiss
Ribbed Vests at l21fc These are fully as
good As any that offered at 25c
Priestlcy's Silk Warp and Atwood Dress
Goods.
Satteens, best French and American
makes, special styles.
Black Silks, Black and Colored Surahs.
Fables, &c, At low prices. Henriettas and
Cashmeres; all the new shades. New Mat
tings. full stock; loo. to SOC. yard.
CARHART LEIDY
ap13 BPS 9TH and 7O6 Il st. NV
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EASTER NOVELTIES.
SEATON PERRY

sEAToN PERRY
INVITES AN INSPECTION OF EASTER NOVEL
tbs IN DRY GOODS OF THE BEST CLASS COM
PLETE STOCK IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
NEW MARQuIsE LACE FLoUNCINGs
NEW pIR ~. SS9L LACE flI FyL FL
NEW LA T0sCA NETS.
NEW DRAPERY NETS.
NEW RUSSIAN NETS.
ELEGANT BLACK AND CoLQkED SILKS.
NOVELTIES IN INDIA SILKS.
NEW fANCY suRAH SILKS.
NEW PERSIAN SILKS
NEW WASH SURAHS
NEW GRENADINES.
NoNELIiES IN PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS
NEW IMPORTED SPRING WRAPS
NEW BLACz BEADED PELERINES,
NEW SPRING JACKETS
EMBROIDERED FICHUS.
IMPORrED JERSEYS
NEW SILK CHUDDA AND CASHMERE SHAwLS.
NEN IMPORTED WHITE GOODS.
NEN PURE LINEN LAWNS
NEW SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
NEW FRENCH SATEENS
NEW r MEN CHAL HIS DE LANES LANES. -
SPRING SHADES IN TREFOUSSE KID GLOVES
NEW PARASOI.S AND UMBRELLAS
NOVELTIES IN HANDkERCHIEFS.
NOVELTIES IN HOSIERY.
FRtNCH c. L. CORSETS.'
80 Sa1GHoICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
SEAT0N PERRY,
Perry Building PENNSYLVANIA avenue, corner of 9th
street Established 1870. 1t
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WHAT Is LEFT Or HE

EFFECTS OF THE
LATE MALTBT HOUSE WILL BE SOLD BY
JULIUS LANSBURGH. 3I5 7TH ST,
On Monday and continuing until all are sold
The balance of Table Linens, Napkins Towels and
BlaIIkets Will be sold at last weeks prices.
% Marseilles Spreads, magnificent quality will be
pcs. best quality Table Linen at Soc. per yard.
IS dozen Towels at Gig 3, per dozen.
ichssrry BOuGet SIS.
] Oak s35.
90 pairs Laces at half what was paid for Them
May House viii be sold at $50 s e0T Of the
S 6d Plush and being pieces sold to the Maltby for
A RARE CHANCE TO BUY 4 PARLoR SUITE FOR
LITTLE MONEY.
The balance of the TriplePated Rodgers Ware will
De Sold consisting of Casters, Sugar Bowls Syrup
Pitchers, Fruit Stands. e..
The ID and 4th floor effects of the Maltby House
40 antique OAK Bed suites beyeled-plate Mirrors, 3
pie 5 ana made 9rlginay to order 24 each
pieces. ana made N3riginally to order s22 each.
SO Hair Mattresses 40 lbs, at 80.
100 Feather Pillows, rs cts peril
o3 best quality stealued-dressed Feather Pillows SO
65 magnificent quality woven wire Mattresses, SO
$50 Oak ed-Room Chairs 9Oc each.
100 Oak Bed-Room Tables 81 90 each
S sa see ss R RSsseTs each
Is smaller size Oak Rockers, 1925
4 Oak Folding Beds, best make, $4,000
solid Cherry Folding Beds, best make, S44 90
In connection with above we will sell all of our hest
quality Smyrna Rugs as viz:
$50 Rugs 20 81 81.
So. 80 Rugs TO 1885.
$3.50 Rugs to So 50.
$500 Rugs 10 "a 10.
$1,000 Rugs to SOS
90 Rolls Fancy China Mating, 40 yds. tor 81. co.
% Rolls Fancy China Mating, 40 yds for $50
900 Ublong Body Brussel Ottomans 45c each
1000 Cornice Poles, Brass Fixtures Die each
LOU pair Brass Curtain Chains, sc. per pair
5000 Kitchen Chairs, &c. each.
1000 yards Stair Oiicloth, Sc. per yd.
TERMS CASH. TERMS CASH.
We will deliver goods sold soon as possible Owing
to the great rush no specific promise Of delivery win
be made.
JULIUS LANsBURGH,
mh23-3ni 315 9TH ST.
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Sir Charles Russell is, so to speak, co-hero
with Parnell in the exciting drama which is
now attracting the attention of all England
and Of the world. His wonderful skill in cross
examination exposed in all its weakness and
finally crushed the tory governments case
against Ireland: and now that the tables are
turned. and accCsers have really become the
defenders. he moves not merely popular au-
dience. but a hostile court TO expressions of
sympathy and admiration by the astonishing
power and eloquence Of his presentation of
the case against the accusers. His great DOW
ers as an orator are thoroughly aroused in the
advocacy of his cause. for. as he SAYS he speaks
not merely advocate. but concerning the
land of his birth; he defends not merely the
leaders of a nation. but nation itself-the
leaders of nation whom twas sought to crush.
a nation whose hopes it was sought to dash to
the ground.
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1t is suggestion hardly likely to be carried
out that sparkling Jersey cider be made chief
feature Of the wine list at the Washington CEN
tennial ball in New York, because it is an hon.
est, outright American drink, produced by
state which was one Of the original thirteen and
bore the brunt of great deal of the hard fight
ing that made the republic possible. But this
Is not saying that sparkling Jersey cider will
not be leading drink at the ball. It will
figure in the program as champagne. with a
French label and name that at least 300 out of
Ward McAllister's four could not pronounce
correctly if their lives depended on it.
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FoorISes.

FOR LApEs-THE NEW STYLES roR rHn
SEASON
Have you seen them.
N0' Next time you're down town come IN ana have
look at them anyway
The shapes are new, the shades are new ana the
whole bndt novel. The very essence Of refinement.
We've shut our eyes and made blind srss for twOes
three styles to describe you-
The hcadiliy toe is rssins. It's En~l,.h The coin
toe and tip IS the 'yyy newest Patent Leather and
French Kid Nanrs. with your choice Of dozen shades
in Suede tops. You're in style with pair Of the..
Think that lady has pair Of oversAiters, Maybe
she has It's hard to tell The dress isst shoe VIEW.
seen is our exclusive style Of imitation overal,.r.
Its really part Of the shoe bu; its got the buckle aud
strap with buttons straight down the side You can't
possibly ;eli them from the aier. They've sot an al
vantage. They always smooth and set we'll The
sSiter will wrinkle aud SGT into ugly shapes. You
know how thatis
Cloth Tops in lace. with hooks, or button French
and concaye heels They're st, lush too. Tops in all
tints
Novelty Slippers aud Oxford ties in score 81 shades
French hid. oOzs Calf, Russet Leather. and Suede
The middle outside seventh street case has got al
these displayed and lot more beside
HEADINGS
For Men-Theres nothing zero TO tell You about.
View hadJOr mont. what's being advertised nos as
the latest
BY the way, what shade Of Derby are you going to
wear this spring.
Maple Nutria- Pearl. Mouse, Golden Brown, Wal
nut English Brown London Smoke, or the standard
Black Brown
Any one of the above and you are in style.
The Knox, Miller YouIuau. or Dunlap should be the
block according to which one is most secoiu TO you
In silk Hats the Young CENTS, the broadway, or
Fifth Avenue viii top you Of in style
Nothing looks than silk hat that's out Of a.,e
Saks and o0npanys Friocs-both Saoss and RaiA
sAKs AND COMPANY.
COVERINGS FOR THE EXTREMES,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
apl3
INFANTS, SWISS RIBBED VESTS, sc; LADIES,
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Nos. HOO and lIo2 F st. NV,


s35 ps,,or s,,,.. ,nacs~
saIoungas
s15 Chamha. Gaia.
AZ Rook Cases
ala CHESTS of Six n-.rar.
s1o wardr,hos
a. o, Cos,,,,a a..
"a Ia,7s,a.as
a. 10 p,raars
Sl15 Wasbstands
5oc Towel Racls
Soc Fancy Table
soc Hanging Mirror
lJc Kitchen Chairs
SOC Cots
75c. Mattresses
10c. Pillows.
35c. Blankets
50 Cedar Chests.
10c. Moth Paper
DOC. Mothaline Bags
&c. Burlaps for Packing.
So Baby Carriages
So Velocipedes
81 Tricycles
SIS Bicycles.
So so Refrieerators
So Water Filters.
a. 20 japanese japanese screens.
sL.o Halamocks.
- Mosquito Canopies.
QUO. Mosquito Netting yards.
DOC. Adjustable Wire Window Screens
2oc. window Screen Frames.
%l-~o screen Door Frames
Ioc. 'ur'aIh foles
I%Hc summer Draperies
i-5Sc. Curtain Scrim.
,o,. Unity ioF LOOSE covers
-, oret"unes'
a. - uf'aAhs'
81 va "efes'
VI. out Jams.
O. vi "r.iu Low Shaaes
,,. o,A rIusn. ~ ihches VIDE.
81 nonair RUSH
fcO. IlaAlie iapestrles
~ en any "mo n raaih1e iaPestrles
~ 90 S S,.lA iaies.fies'
% C.@.'. ~ ~. Az Saras.
g S ino VI, ,i'.S' 70 it oy o. IN
~ 80 ~. 'n n tIa ',a's' 10 IN oy 80 IN
" - S Nis fna t'"sS' - H. by 81 IN
100 smyrna huEs 20 IN. by 54 in.
% ~ oiiS Ila n "sS' % IN by % IN
g. g. -, oiiiS ila Mugs 80 IN oy a. ill.,
20 - .oiAS Ius mugs, 80 H. by "a III.
~ I "a LON
% Tn. "a a. pei
ooc 49, ro~1sot Nafpe's'
o. N 49,. -,
bAhh eAhhiAOES
We show over on dieara,. t,o ,u,, :, -. -
from s5 to $50 Call and SEQ ,be, ~ -. g 80.
logue We make carriages 10 -Iar -; 80 q"
sell any of the parts ~ VI
REFRfGERATORS
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BRIss TIE BOYS ALoSe.

Mothers-The splendid stock Of Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing that we've had prepared for
your Hopefuls' use this season will delight
your eyes, gladden. your hearts, and touch
your pocketbooks very lightly.
Never before were We in as good shape to fix the
youngsters out as We are this season. Never
did We show such charming styles as grace
cur counters now. for ours is progressive
business. and our proper place is at the head
Of the procession.
That's where we belong. That's where we pro-
pose to remain. That's where you eau
always find us-ahead in all things pertain
ing to the wants of the rising generation.
From our impregnable position we can offord to
look ptyingly on the noisy claims of the
buyers Of lob lots" and on their frantic
efforts to reach our plane of style and excel
lence by such methods.
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BEADED PELERrSEs.
Just in, another lot Of popular $3.50 Silk Pele-
rines, Heavy Beaded Sleeve and Ornament in Back
See ours before you buy, it will pay
Others at s.. $3.50. sIO. $3.50 to as, With su<
without Jets.
THE BON MARCHE-
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Because the White House is old and in some
places going TO decay, there is no justification
for exciting panic by the sort of talk which
has lately been afoat about its unsanitary con-
dition- A house which has been occupied con-
tinuously for three-quarters OF a century can
not In reason be expected to be as desirable
place OF residence as one which is newer and
more fully furnished with modern devices for
comfort and sanitation, and one which lies as
the White House does, exposed directly to all
the vapors rising from the untitled flats and the
river, must suffer by comparison with one which
stands further back on high ground. with
plenty Of wind-breaks and barriers to the south
of it. But it does not follow that the old and
il-equipped house is place of positive danger
nevertheless. The report made to Colonel
Wilson by a firm of plumbers who were en-
ployed to examine the water and sewage
service of the executive mansion, states that
the work is as good as that in any frst-clsss
building in the city.
What the White Honse needs is evidently not
new plumbing. but less crowding. As long
the Presidents family is forced to make its
home there in the close quarters of the
domestic part of the house, with the Office part
encroaching more and more upon the domestic
every year, there will be complaints Of discom-
fort. Aside from the mere matter of physical
overcrowding, the atmosphere of the place is
not suitable for home. The family calm and
quiet ought not to be disturbed by a constant
jogging against the sordid cares of business
The President ought to have some place where
he can be, from time to time, not only out of
reach, but out of sight and hearing of the
ofkce-seekers, and Of the people with advise to
give, and even of the well-meaning constituents,
whose errand is respects only" He should
have q chance TO refresh himself as public
servan. by occasional excursions into domain
where he is a private master. This cannot be
as long as he is protected in his retirement only
by partition WALL There is no call for sensa-
tional criticism or pessimistic prophecy based
on the unwholesomeness of the White House
as dwelling; but the need of separate resi-
dence for the President and his family rests on
other grounds quite as WORTH of consideration
as bad plumbing and malaria.
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Hans.
Every shape. ever color in Ladies' and Misses hats
from lsc. to 50. including everything New AID
Stylish
Sailor Hats, Plain and Mixed Straw. Trimmed, at
lie up to sl.9s, for finer Mans and lots Of prices
between.
The BON MARCHE.
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GRAND SPRING OPENING

IMPORTED MILLINERY
Also, those of Our Own Designs,
MONDAY, TUESDAY. AND WEDNESDAY,,
April 14th, 18th, and 9th, at
GILBERT & REVER'S NEW YORK BAZAAR
400 18th st. NV.
The ladies of Washington respectfully invited.
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not to delay CALL as later cannot try them on as
deliberately and carefully as we would desire Your
Wrap too, may need some little alteration II you,u
only make selection before the rush commences we
will willingly sacrifice some of our profit, as you'll
learn by glance at next column.
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Eppr RErR1eERAroRs.
WE HAVE SOLD THE EDDY REFRfGERATORs
FOR THIRTEEN YEARS, AND BELIEVE THEN
10 BE The BEST REFRIGERATOR MADE TOR
FAMILY USE.
lis MERITS ARE.
COLD DIZZY AIR CTRCTLATTOE
ABSOIlTE DRlNESS, MATCHES LEFT ON The
SHELVES WILL READILY IGNITE MHEN TAKEN
OUT PERFECT NON-CONDUCTOR PACKING.
TESTED FORTY YEARS. SLATE STONE sHELvES
ALWAYS SWEET. CLEAN. AND COLD. STRONGLY
BUILT WITH kILN-DRIED SELECT LUMBER, SO
THAT NO SHRINKING Oh JOINTS OCCUR
EVERY EDDY REFRIGERATOR Is WARRANTED,
NJ. W. BEyERIDGE.
Importer of China and Glass. 1908 Pa. ave.
ap13-St Sole Agent or the
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SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL WEDNESDAY
SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL WEDNESDAY.
SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL WEDNESDAY,
SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL WEDNESDAY,.
SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL WEDNESDAY,
SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL WEDNESDAY.
SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL WEDNESDAY.
SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL WEDNESDAY.
SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL WEDNESDAY.
SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL WEDNESDAY.
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INFANTS SWISS RIBBED VESTS, Sc; LADIES'
SWISS ribbed vests, lie latest effects in LADIES'
stfied hosiery lSc; ladies regular made balbriggAn
nose, extra length, pairs for 25c.
apl3-.t' BLINf'S. a4.l-141 Sfh 81 q
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Flowers

;
VIII be more worn this season than for the past
hNe years, and We are prepared with one Of the
best selected and lOwest-priced assortlnents
ever shOwn III Washington, Including Moutures
Long Sprays, Mreaths, Roses. Leaves and small
Flowers. In Tact most uytAin. in the line you
can ask for, aud At prices 10 suit all purses.
See our 25c. Daisy Wreaths for Children's
Hats.
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H m m I I # ##s% EGG S'S #u##EEE En-
il N N ( ( oc00 + 4 EKE .
apl3 BIG SEVENTH ST. NV.
NyATTINGS. MATTfNGs, HEAVY FANCY NAT
VI ungs, aa.c. Per yard. Heavy white mating, oAc
per yard Superhue Ningpo seamless mating. 2xe
per yard, worth PIC. BLCll's. 145 and 947 sth 81.
apl3-ots
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Twelve years of experience has taught us it Is i'm
perative to avoid the overcrowdinz incidental to the
three days preceding Easter Sunday For your conve
nience and ours we request call early in the week
We tempt you with special prices until Wednesday.
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TWELFTH ANNUAL EASTER SALE.
TWELFTH ANNUAL EASTER SALE.
TWELFTH ANNUAL EASTER SALE.
TWELFTH ANNUAL EASTER SALE.
TWELFTH ANNUAL EASTER SALE.
TWELFTH ANNUAL EASTER SALE.
TWELFTH ANNUAL EASTER SALE.
TWELFTH ANNUAL EASTER SALE.
TWELFTH ANNUAL EASTER SALE.
TWELFTH ANNUAL EASTER SALE
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CA1L AND SEE o. Wars Fos
'. B. SEs l. SON,

photographs or samples Of the following low price
goods
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Nos $50. 5aa. STA 6se. 5as, and $50 Il.h st. NV.
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DoYsp ELEGANT DoNRT FLANNEL wAIsra
ID lsced frunt . bsr.sin 81 $50; nothing LIE tesS
elsewhere for the money. GOLDEN EAGLE CLoTE
ING CO.. 2l1 Pen n ave az apll-6
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on CARTONS OF FANCY RIBBON, No Ia so
~ per yard; Childreps Fancy Mixsd saiiorA I've,
morrow. KAUFAAN's DOUBLE oohBfNA1fQN
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EASTER NECKKwEAR NOVELTIES.
EASTER PARASoL NOVELTIES.
EASTER WRAP NOVELTIES.
EASTER HANDKERCHIEF NOVELTIES.
EASTER HOSIERY NOVELTIES.
EASTER JEWELRY NOVELTIES.
EASTER FAN NOVELTIES.
EASTER RIBBON NOVELTIES.
EASTER DRESS GOODS NOvhLTIEI
EASTER TRIMMING EovELTTES.
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Furniture Carpets, Upholstery Goods, Interior
Decorations, &c, &c
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS
For English Brass Bedsteads and Cribs, Hartford
Woven Wire Mattresses Parquet Flooring Mosaic
Wood Flooring, Venetian Blinds, Moorish Fret Work
Berlin Carpets Steel Door Mats Best CARPET Sweepers
The Cataract Washing Machine and Lace Curtain
Stretchers. ar1o
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b. ROBINSON d CO.,

B. ROBINSON CO.,
LILLIPUTIAN OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT
900 PENNA AVE.
fe26-eo
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UHIuINg, FtHnsyINanIl avenue, corner OF OF
street. Established lS4O. 1t
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USpRrcEpESrED BAReA1S.
BALBRIeeAN SHIRT AND DRAWERS,
75c.-ALL sIzEs-75c.

having secured about zoo dozen Of tbese
Beautiful Spring Goods. We have decided 10
price
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23
In the Same Store in Which Mrs.
Lundy Was Assaulted
A Handsome Little Boy is Murdered
By Companion.
He Asks His Slayer for a Cigarette
and Gets Bullet.
Beeause He Joxingly Called the Young
Fiend n Liar - The Murderer,
Who Is Seventeen Years Old,
Makes His Escape.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March 22.-Another
terrible tragedy occurred this afternoon in
the same store in which Mrs. Lundy was as
saulted by the negro yesterday. A half
dozen boys were lettering in the store, when
Ed Burke handsome little fellow of fifteen
years, asked Dan Ward a companion, for a
cigarette Dan replied that he did not have
one. Ell replied in a pleasant way, "0h you
lie, give me one" "rm liar, am Ig' Dan
replied, and as he spoke he turned, picked
upa 32-caliber Smith & Wesson pistol and
fired into Ed BurSes breast The boy fell
over dead, the ball having passed through
his upper breast Ward then made his
escape during the excitement, aud has not
been found as yet
He is seventeen years old and q rather
wild boy, although his father is gentleman.
Dan remarked last evening during the search
for Mrs Lundy's assailant that IL he should
get into trouble hc would 90 through the
woods 10 Boyles Gap and from there TO
Cordoya Officers have been sent To both
places and the little devil will probably be
captured. Both boys attended the Powell
school and both are members Of highly re-
spectcd families. Burke was a particularly
bright boy and is brother OF Pat Burke, OF
the lge. HeraM