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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-24
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING"
9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Established 1910.

S-INCH SPRING HENRIETTA, BLACK AND
~ ColOrsd &C. 4O-inch spring Mohairs Black
and COored, 4.c; 4Q-lnch spring Cashmere, Black
and CSIored. 4oc., at kAUf MANS Double Combna-
ton, ia and @>43 Il tn st. Sc In11:lt
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S PRIMO q o obs.

NOVELTIES CROWD on NOVELTIES AT EVERY
COUNTER. EACH DAY FINDS FRESH AND
CHARMING CONCEPTS IN ENTIRELY NEW AND
ORIGINAL STYLES FOR LADIES. MISSES AND
CHILDREN's COSTUMES
THEN THERE Is A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF
NEW SPRING SILKS. CONFUSING PLAIN AND
FIGURED INDIA AND CHINA SILKS
SCOTCH CLAN PLAIDs. BENGALINEs. BRO
CADEs. &C. IN A NUMBER OF EXCEEDINGLY
RICH STYLES, MOST OF WHICH ARE CONFINED
EXCLUSIVELY TO Us FOR THE WASHINGTON
MARKET.
We also make a beautiful exhibit OF Novelties in
SPRING DRESS ROBES. chief among them being our
special importation Of Fine PARIS ROBES, in eI-
quisite coorIgs and almost unlimited range Of COM
binatiOns
IHE GREATEST SALE OF JERSEYS THAT HAS
TAKEN PLACE IN YEARS.
We have bought the entire stock Of leading I'm.
porter. comprising 5000 Parts aud Berlin JER-
sLis at the greatest concession prices known
to the trade. We will offer them at Special Sale be-
ginning Tomorrow morning.
As rule q special sale of Jerseys is not in itself
very great or remarkable event But the garments in
this lot are SO DESIRABLE and the prioss so Ex,
CEEDINGLY LOW that it Will certainly be the great
est sale Of the kind that has ever occurred an Washing
ton.
LADIES' TEA GOWNS.
That ever-ready House Dress in all the newest ms
terials and styles i'll prices ranging from sass 70
s25.
In the more popular priced ones we present the tvp
following Specials:
TEA GOWNS, so.es,
Made Of striped Material with Plain Front and sleeva
Ribbon Bow. New Sleeves All Sizes. Full Lens.ha
TEA GOWNS s7.9s.
Made of striped flannel front Of cashmere to harmo
nize rimIaed with buttons and loops; shrred the
neck All sizes
BEADED PELERISEs. slo;
Heavily jette epaulette sleeves silk lined all the way
through; trimmed with jetted fringe.
WE SHOW EVERY REQUIRED ITEM FOR GEN.
TLEMEN's WEAR IN
NEcKwEAR.
SHIRTS talso to ordsrl
COLLARS,
CUFFS.
HOSIERY.
UNDERWEAR,
HANDKERcaIEFA
GLOVES.
yEwELRY.
Each item includes in its assortm ent every grade
reaching from the lowest priced relisble makes up
the highest quality. The prices charged are t1s
lowest in Washington.
+ :. III :: ::
t. l.: - IT $ss s. iii
4. e = I / g. g..
mls 42o-42a-424-42e 7TH 81.
1VZ4 MoRANs. lVSH
m shoe; sSs. hSsss . .sop... ~
full i11s q Fine Boots and shoe; eEusIER
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HILApELpHrA SroRE.


100 dozen ladies' Ribbed Cotton Vests,
low neck and short sleeves, sizes small pe-
dunn and large, only l21sc. each.
Special in Bingham Aprons. two yards
of good bingham i'll each and we'll made, only
zoe. each.
Ladies' White Check Nainsook Aprons.
only l5c each.
Ladies' Unbleached Balbriggan Hose, full
regular made, all sizes. only l2Iec.
Special Offering in White Goods India
Liuons, Victoria Lawns, Plaid and Stripe
Lawns and Sansooks Persian Lawns, Plain,
Dotted and Fancy Swiss, Plain Nainsooks
and Cambrics.
Embroideries in great variety Lace Drap-
cry Nets and Flouncings.
great tumble in Ribbons No Q Crown
Edge All-silk More hlbbons all coIors only
121ec. yard
just received lot Of the Boys Outing
Flannel Shirt Waists, sizes , 10 l3, only
Doc. each.
CARHART LEIDY,
mh22 92s 9Th st. and 7O6 K stnw
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y inch SPRING FA1LLE, BLACK AND COL
- ored Sgc 46-inch Surfing Serge, Black and Col
ored, 11c.; 4O-inch Spring Wool DebeIge Black and
Colored, 43c. KAUFMAN'S Double Con,bination
ia 1 and l243 llth ST. Sc moo:lt
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MosDAY. MARCH "a, 1890.

These are lively times in Silks. We
are approaching the end OF the Fifty
eciat we have en- toned, The assortment by
adding another new lot OF BLACK and
White Striped Surahs and Checked Glace
silks. Fifty cents never before bought
New grade of 2S-inch Black japanese
Silk of Lyons" dye. The lightest, cool
est and most durable Fast Black silk OF
WHICH we know to sell for dollar pec
yard. Finer grades OF the same at $i.35,
81 30 aud 81
dye, Toe. Yer yard.
24-inch Figured Chinese Twilled silk,
black ground with rich. highly -colored
figures, designs, &c 5 l per yard.
24-inch Fancy wash Surah silks, in
attractive stripes, checks and change
able effects. 81 per yard.
(Flrst floor; second annex)
Another chance for men. We have .
window iull of Mems Unlaundered
Plated bosom Shirts. made from stout,
finished, at the low price Of 621c. each.
tkirst floor: 1913 T st. door,
A new supply OF Gloves. Two new lots
Just received-with all their original
freshness and elasticity. 6-Duuon
Length Biarritz Suede G.oves in Grays,
Browns an Tans, 81. 6-button
Length Gray Chamols SKIN Mousque;,
taire Suede Gloves, feather stitched
back, excellent for shopping and driving.
81 per pair.
First hoor.)
Two hundred more boxes Ct the Tour
list RuchinH al SOC. per box went on s,.Ie
this morning. SIX yards to the box and
aremarkable value.
(First loOr.)
You W. ii find on a center table IN front
OF the Ribbon Department about 100
pieces of No Crown-e DE Moire Silk
Ribbon, ill bright desirable shades, at
the low price OF l2c- per yard.
Another lot of Ladies' White Null Ties
at Lice. each Splendid value.
lfirsI foorD
live Thousand Yards of Torcbon
Laces. Particular attention il called to
the two lots at lOc. and l25ec. per yard
They are exceedingly well made, of fine
quality aud range III width from u to ~
inches.
(First fiOOr)
The Acme" of refinement in Black
Dress materials. II Is no wonder that 1t
is Fashionable" to wear Black, 70. no
such fabrics nor effects have been pro-
duced previous to this season.
We are showing AL elegant line OF Black
Pattern Robes.
Black Corded Henrietta Cloth Pattern
Robes richly corded designs run with
black silk RIBBON, producing very ele-
giant effect.
Corded Mohair Pattern Robes-a silk
warp with mohair welt or filing, p.o-
ducing very high lu,tre
Black Novelty" silk Grenadine Pat
tern Robes, a combiua ZION OF Black Satin
Stripes with Plain silk Grenadine. Very
recherche.
Black Novelty Pattern Robes Of Bor-
dered Calnels Hair Grenadine.
Black Silk Warp Henrietta Cloth Pat
tern Robes, with one. two and three rows
striped satin borutr.
Also other BlacA Pattern Robes OF
French Serge, Carmelite, Chevlot &c.
The handsomest line Of pattern robes We
have ever shown.
(tirst hoOr.)
WOODWARD L LOTHROP.
"a Garner / Ill and II sta II w
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A BRILLIANT SPRING
MILLINERY OPENING.
On Friday. March %. Mrs. Julia Baer, Of Bal IT,
mores best known mlners, Will hold at her millinery
parlors 439 North Gay St. her Spring OPENING of
Imported Hats, Bonnets and 1oques Mrs. Baers
artistic skill and taste have been long appreciated and
will have conspicuous demonstration III the rich and
beautiful display which will greet the eyes Of the
ladies on the date named.
Mrs. Baer would be highly delighted with q visit
from the ladies OF Washington.
MRS. JULIA BAER,
mh22-6t' 4a9 North Gay st., BALTIMORE.
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SOMETHING LIGHTER Than YOU'VE
WEARING.

Among the knowing ones our Light
weight Overcoats draw deep water"
Gentlemen who know nobby garments
when they see them-haye worn the
finest that personal measurements
build-They say ours are ALL RIGHT.
That's gratifying tribute. 1t means
NEW everything about them is as near per-
CREATIONS. Jec'ion ana 'hing can BE-
- First of all the fit You wouldn't
FIFTEEN the finest fabric in the world if it
DOLLARS did not cling to the form gracefully
This and to your comfort After hard study
SEASON we have brought patterns in cor
COMMANDS rect conformity to the variations Of
THE the human form. That means CON-
SELECTION plete satisfaction to the wearer-no
FROM matter what his shape.
Then you look to the shade and
HALF finish. We show you hundred
HUNDRED aud more-diferent stylss-genteel
STYLES plain and fancy Blacks-lightering in
OF shade to delicate Fawns-Included are
THE every Of the fashionable colors.
LATEST Silk and satin put in consistently
EFFECTS and tastefully. Only the reliable sort
IN too-goes in. We LAP" the seams
LIGHT Make some of the coars of half vel.
WEIGHT vet and half cIoth-one of the fads of
oVERCoATS the season.
OF OUR You don't pay SO much heed to
PERSONAL Quality-with us-you expect that to
DESIGNING be all right. It's certainty while
AND YOU are looking to general efect-frst
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. our thought n to the wear
- Knowing how--and do-its easy
WE enough to make 9 nobby coat-But
CALL regulations are won and held on MER-
THEM discovering ones
THE Quality is what You pay your money
GILBERTs." for-Quality is what we're bound you
AND shall have.
YOU'LL May seem strange-but it's true-ve
BE use some fabrics the majority Of tail
PLEASED ors cannot carry-Too nne. We have
WITH trade that warrants our keeping
THEM. them in stock-and we do It
910 to s35 are our prices s10-its
small price-but not too cheap to be
god S3o Is small too considering
what 1t represents; but it's in rivalry
with the $50 and eco work Of taiiors
and wins-every time.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
FAULTLEss CLOTHING
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH ST.
MIA
A sBEsTOs LINING, PAINT AND CEMENT.
n Patent 4. c. Chimueys, dre proof
co.i !. i. WAIkEE SONS. IA ioti 81 NV SS:F'
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To The NIorHrEs.

LADIES, WE WANT YOUR ATTEN-
TON WHILE WE TELL YOU OF
OUR NEW SPRING STOCK OF
SOS CLOTHING y Nd FURNISHING
PA. GOODS For THE BOYS AND Chill
AVE DREN. EVERYTHING THEY CAN
POSSIBLY NEED YOU WILL FIND
300 HERE AND AT Proper PRICES.
PA. WE PARTICULARLY WANT YoU
AVE. TO SEE THE LOVELY NEW Fr-
FECTS IN JERSEY SUITS. ALSO
900 THOSE ULTRA-FASHIoNALE GAR
PA. MENTS - THE SPRING WEIGHT
AVE REFERS, THE NOVELTY OF THE
SEASON. WE HAVE AFULL LINE OF
909 SIZES AND A LARGE VARIETY OF
PA PATTERNS. PRICES FROM IS TO
AVE sI2 OUR STOCK OF FURNIsHIN Nc
GOODS Is COMPLETE. EVERY.
900 THING YOU WANT FROM, A PAIR
Pa OF HALF HOSE TO A NoBBY NEW
AVE SCARF. CORRECT IN STYLE. LOW
EST IN PRICE.
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b ROBINSON 4 CO.,
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S OUTFITTERs,
n2+ 300 PENNA. AVE. NV.

NJ. SnvEnBERa & Co..
TIE POPULAR FRAME MAKERS
3l2 7TH ST. NV,
Oner You the selection Of Fire Tno,srnd different
Styles OF MouldiE and Comb nations
Suanty ana nDisn warran ted hrst-class
saving OF at least % per cent Guaranteed
IAN m kS q frame for YOU " bile yOu wait
DENVER III ord rs inside Of - lours
Furnish you with any style of Mat desired
MsAs sspecialty Of Portrait Frames
Carry the largest line of Sxl o Ersmes In tho eitv
Much the best IN Quality and Lowest i'm Price
LARGE Assortment Of EAseIs Aies
Fancy SOLID OAK Easels. ga feet high al o.
~ viii Fay you 10 bring your Pictures 10 us
n sILvERBERG 4 CO.
mo4-eo3ts a,o Dan =.
CLEVELAND SPRING NOVELTY PLAIDS AND
~ stripes retail everywhere FIR 5Oc We sell them
ll4l and l2t3 l1th st. Sc. m31.St
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JULIUS LANSBURGH,
18th ana r sta
LIE GREAr SySprcATE CLOTHING
LOWEST PRICES.


81 Cor 9th and 4 sts. NV. Washington. DC
ne take pleasure IL INFORM the clothing bus that
We nave Oeell aide To secure building uug enouAl
70 aspost ~ our stok Of Clothing. and order SO DO
We Will certainly give you prices lower ever.
We IN te Oh 10 come and and those o dout
guy themselves vii gladly tell their ifiends where
these bargains may be ssured:
Men very b ne Dress smts, formerly sold at ais
Mems rery tine Prince Alberts worth s:5. you may
tne Atwood Black Cheviot suits. worth els for
for 50 80. ~" WIN ''
where 81 = FOR : ll.25.
We have several cheaper grades that were 10 as
you may take at ~ and 100.
MeAs flne 1altor-nlad Dress Pants that cost to
manufacture 100 tor $40.
Cheaper grade wor h 60 for 81 az
Soc NJ S'Ao'' i0'
Boys Long Pants Suits, from Ia 10 Is years for
SD, 80 5000 800 and s. 80.
Snlurells hilee Pants suits. from 20 1 years for
Sl.%O, sl.bD 81 -. 80. 30, 80 aud
very large assortment of Boys Odd Knee Pants
from I TO 4 lears, Tor -, 80, AZ. 30 and 1Jc
mems NerS fne All-wool Spring weight Oyercoats
at oJO, DO, S6 and s9.s7.
Now please reulenI. goods are here for your
Inspection, ad II You give a call We will assure Nou
koous ana say you - per cent kNpres our sim
ctre thanks Tor your hearty support the past and
trusting II may be our privilege merit coninu-
hnre OF tie same, We are, very respectfully YOURS
HE GREAT SlNDiCA1t CIyOIHfN Nj COMPANY
H. De- cor SiA and 4 Sta Nv Washington. u. =.
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solemnly swear that the above is a trne
and correct statement OF the circulation of
TIE EVENING STAB for the week ending March o.,
1880. j. WHIT. HEBRON.
Cashier EVENING STAR Newspaper Co.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before this
twenty-fourth day of March, AID. 1890
JOHN T. c. CLARK,
Notary Public.
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BETWEEN SEASONS.

BETWEEN SEASONS
Commencing Monday morning. March "a. ana cor
tinuins throughout the week.
JULIUS LANsBURaH
Cor. Thirteenth and sta.
Offers the following:
100 Solid Oak Bed Room Suites. with Pa.ep, pr.~.r
Guide. Exceptionally nice Worth s35; Will sell for
so. so
100 SOLID Oak BED Room Suites ~ith large Dresser.
Beveed Plate. with Patent Drawer Guide. Irice s25.
cheap at s+O.
100 Hair Mattresses, 40 pounds An excellent one
Tor ~. Is this not lowf
100 Woven Wire Comfortable Spring Ma,tress-s
.warranted for years.. viii b. sold 80 each Gan
this be outdone.
LOCO Solid Oak Closely Gained Chairs for Bed
plnins Rooms. 81 each. Rockers 90 match, g.. Come
cheap
IL Psrlor Suites 10 close: they are solid cherry,
efed IA Tapestries or silk Pushes Our price tor
NeeA commencing Monday. March -. viii be $50
each NeS York houses ASK sso for sane
500 Oak Tables 80.
500 ParlOr Tables. in Oak. Cherry and Walnut
$3.50. -1 "-'
Wewlll sell in our Carpet, Furniture. wall Psper
ophostery Departments every thing at low price,
during the week conneEcing March "a
Everything cut to
LOWEST PRICES
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A sBEsTOs LINING, PAINT AND CEMENT.
a Prsent 4. 9. chimneys, Ore proof.
coal. J. 4. WALkkK SONS. Ny4 10th 81 NV.
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sBf a : : M MNNa Ssss
BIB = 4 UU n u SASS
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
SEVENTH STREET.
SPRING WEIGHTS.

WRAPS, SUITS. &c.
In this changeable weather you cannot be too
ful with your outer wraps 1t is imperative that you
should have one suitable for all changes Of weather.
Have You our magnificent line of Lightweight
Goods The lowness of price will surprise and please
you as well as the beauty Of style.
ment not always 10 be had.
SO Connemarss in Black and Navy. Pretty styles.
SPECIAL s4.75
"a stockinettc Jackets, Tailor Made Black only.
SPECIAL 1925
Accordion Plated Dress Skirt tplsited all sround).
made OF Fine Black Brilliantine: You can't buy the
goods and have it made under $l2. We offer them
SPECIAL FOR $3.50.
81: 80 Refers in Navy and Garnet. We expect these
Will 20 as last as the irst lot.
100 bingham and Calico Wrapper, new styles and
patttens. made by us. usual price, sl-50.
SPECIAL sLaO.
SHIRT WAISTS.
rt Everything that Is new and nobby we now have
ment OF pattern. which YOU will not ind elsewhere
special.-5CO Laundered Percale Shirt Waists in
new designs
FOR $50. EACH.
ART DEPARTMENT PICKINGs,
Taken at random to show you how low We are SELL
5Sx 9 Down Pillows. sa.een covered. Csc.
33-inch Figured China Silk. new patterns. Csc .
yard
IA, IL Iambre9uin Material. with sapestr, border.
Plush Lambrequin Material. with 6-inch tapestry
Tam! lamb: Wool sirH sols., 1sc. pAir 49,
The Ie., place % buy Emsroidsry Materials An
3-yard Embroidery silk. ali coiors. &c. doz.
No. Chenille, Sc doz.
Brsldene, lie. q dog.
Arrasene. sc. doz.
Specials in
SPRING WEIGHT UNDERWEAR
Out of large stock Of Underwear we select the two
following, which are remarkable value:
LADIES' spring WEIGHT swiss Ribbed Vests, high
neck Ions sleeves, regular Soc goods. for 39c each
Ladies' Sprung Weixht Swiss Ribbed vesta, high
neck. short sleeves, regular 35c goods for 25c each
BAUNs
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
MA 7TH STREET.
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~ Left Of this column is given the regular prices
the prices marked the goods To the right are the
special prices quoted for the Opening"
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"OpES1so" Ar THE PALAIs ROYAL

Your presence requested tomorrow to the Thirteenth
Annual GRAND SPRING OPENING Of Imported
Dress Goods Novelties Printed lists Of the Souvenirs
Of the occasion will be found at all departments.
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TIE GEo BAuERNscHM1Dr Brewing
CELEBRATED
RBF 90 o ecc sEbF ErE ZEE ERR
BsBss 9 SS okk En- in FL EREh
B BBb Pc 90 oe ooS 6 ( ( x k EBbs ZEE EEx +
ON DRAUGHT BY ALL OUR CUSTOMERS ON
AND AFTER SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1890
EXTRA FINE BREW TRY IT.
Telephone call 476. m2l-3t
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WOODWARD L LOTHROP.
l24 Corner IL I'll and 4 sts u. W.
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Grsr,s Su1rs SoouRrp
AND PRESSED FOR 81
Coats Soc; Pants. 25c.; Vests. 25c. Altering and
Repairing done in best mapner Goods called for and
X HAHN. 7O5 9th IT. NV
su2 122y 32d St. West Washington,
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E 4 4 4 ] = 60 q III
BIB AAR r GGG 4 ii Il m ssss-
OF ~ hhEEppesCE sTpSk PRICES HAVE BEN ctr
S MThIa OK GOODS, TIE FoILowINa WILL
give AN Idea OF The BARGAINS
w,B: MOSS 4 SONS
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THE PALAIs ROYAL
A. LIsNER. Proprietor
Cor. 18th st. and Penn ave. m2A
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sAKs AND COMPANY.
FAULTLEss CLOTHING
PENNsYLvANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH ST.
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ASPARAGUS,
Extra Quality.
Very Large.
Entirely White.
Sufficient for Six
Persons in Q
Package.
Price Low.
n. W. BURCHELL
m20 1875 \ St NV
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Corfoopopdcnt St Louis Republic
In the Church OF Domino Quo vAdis,
Rome. carefully preserved under . plata
glass. bell-ahsped dome, three and half
fest high and four feet in diameter across
The bottom. may b seem the last footprints
made by Jesus ON this earth; those made
By Him the night He appeared 10 Peter
when the latter was leaving Rome In hot
haste on account OF NcJb's prosecutions OF
the Christians. A. J. G. Hare In his
"waIks IN Roms," says Up. e67): 1.-THE
footprints kept snshrined In the Church Of
Domino Quo vadis are only copies Of those
said 70 have been left here by our Savior.
the originals having been removed to s.
6ebastians."
81. Ambrose IL the author Of the story
concerning the circumstances under which
the celebrated footprints wore made:
story quite interesting. whether fact or tic
ton. I quote from Mrs. jameson:
after the burning of Rome. Nero
threw upon the Christians the accuse
ton OF having fred the city. This
was the origin Of the first persecution, IN
which many perished by terrible and hith-
erso unheard-of deaths. The Christian
converts bssouGht Psssr not 10 EXPOSE his
life, and he started 10 leave the city. As
he fied along the Appian Way, about two
miles from the gates, he was met by .
vision Of our Savior travelling towards the
city. Struck with amusement. Peter
exclaimed. Lord. whittier goes thou7"
domino, quo vadis n 10 which Jesus, look
ing upon him with mild sadness. replied.
Il 70 10 Rome 70 be crucifed . second
time and Immediately vanished"
Peter, taking this rs sign that he was 10
submit himself 70 all manner OF suffering
for the sake Of his religion. retracsd his
steps TO the city. He told the story Of
meeting with Jesus at the divide in the
roads. Some of the faithful repaired to the
spot, cut out Of the damp clay The holy
footprints. and preserved them IS above
stated.
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IAN FRANCISCO NAEkxT
- fssSossco, April ia-wheat--sscaty.
oSs--ssesay; No l. feel. sossoi &C.
~. -kasy trade fair but not urgens. choice
5 uSssis-ls: No. | feed. 81 s.ssasi IS:
nurs-selsc.
-. sslfss -frices on the deciIae: Early Rose.
~ % feeriess. IL assiSS. BaraAnks. nsos
eosce lss>SsIsc
saisfoEaiA. issslaise Eastern. issssiss,c.
CHICAGO PRODUCES MARKET.
m.Ase. ArEa is-wheas-Unsettisss: cash,
nay. ~ stsSsa.e
80 steady. cash. Nsse: May. Se.c
afsf-nFm.
- Unsettled. cash. siSss: May. slSa
i s'm' cash. $50. May. ~ sTs
CHICAGO LAVE srocx xAnxxr.
neeAse April Il - Cattle - Rscsi pa. Sc:
3, seses ,tessH %; steers. q Ssgs-s: stock
- - ie~ssefs sasa1S 20. Texauz corn sea
ssSSS: grAz<srs. e. aAaM
ns.ss seeeipts 5000, hrm: S Co Ice higher.
Gr~. ~ s~StsAte; heavy, tsoS< ses,. hshs.
~ Rsceipts, Aess, allow. steady. natives.
6MSs Western corn.sta. isaAsg. Texas.
Nav sosx nxxcaAxnssx
- iesk. April Hoss-Easy.
epoons closed steady. ios2e polnss
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William BENJAMIN Rowland, . cartman.
recently died OF phthisis ~ . London hos
plsai, and when the doctors made . post
mortsm they found steel knife Alade run
into his skull for an inch and broken on
there. Ii had been there 30 long that the
bone had healed over the spot where IL had
entered. The blade had passed between
the convoiutions of the brain. which Was
uniniured. The nearest incident that
could account for the presence Of the blade
in the mans brain had occurred nine
months before, when he was thrown from
a wagon and had his head severely hurt