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the road between North Baltimore and Bowling Green
The company expects 20 be able To run the INST Vd'
into Toledo in a week or ten days.
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UARD AT WORK OT NEW ONO LlNE.
Fudlay OIbp, tcb. - t~p 'cau. work !, being push
cd rapidly on the Toledo fnil1y aud -prinrncd Rail
way force Of several hundred men is laying track
Construct ton and freight trains now running on
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TODAY
SATURDAY. FEB. IT.
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-DAY
SHIPPING NEVSl

uonGo. H& An. Grcytown.............lo
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BALTIMORE AND ONO Rnrno.p

Schedule m effect December ~, lessl
Leave "sshins'o. iSS .,.,cn corner Of New 5srsv
For Chic.x9 aud Noribwest. Ts.,ibulsd Lnassd
fsr Clncinn.u, 81 LOlis md Isdisnspolis s,prs.s
for i1ttsburs aud tieveIsnd. ves.ibuisd IAmissa
e1Ers;s u. ,, a 20 N. ana express AZ pm
t 9, me- .,,s v. ,Ou.. f5:50 pun
For s 1sm sise ven s% e a. 90 .oo .o N
SOP 80. s:4o. Il 100. 200. As minutes, N.
..sS 59sS. $50 4iJ ts sa. r s.sc
lo:3o and II: 80 pm. sundays, 'o0. f:.v. sss1
as miua,es & 81 sS. a:S IL s az
' Tor S.S sIs1ions 4; Between Washington and Bait
more. 1;yS s 4S. 80 n Lilo 70. "a ~
fsan. issas ssItimor. for Washington. week day,
s so;5s I'm Fl , IS III - g. s:ss. Az
I saS ~ PIN S sua.y 80 o; 30 IS - SOU
stS i skS rid iseS i ss Loo ia ga
Tor hn SS 40 aud $3.50 am. la.io and 20
napois 9; ~ -La o.. ALL. i='vS md $50 PiA-
..for station. on the Metropolitan Branch. fe:4A
lI;Sv an. 81 IL pmior PRINCIPAL stations saAAss
Tor TocI r.e and AM A Ssy = sts tat "A .sspm
for 6aithersburg and internIecists posnts. 'esoo,
Tor Bosds aud internsd. .i s,ssiops t7soopm.
Church train leaves Washington on sunday a :ls
pm- stoppins a. all staiions OF Aetropotitsn Branch
Aor lrederick, to:45. VA 40 an, fS;l0 1A'Sv ~
Tor hagersto~n. III 20 am and IS 80 pm
1rsins arrive from Chicago daily III as an and
:u5 D. In Cincinnati and 81. Louis daily 80
q. IN. aud t.5O Pm from fattsbarE 10 an so
pm. daily.
MN YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
for New Aork, Trenton, Newark aud LnI.eeth y
J.. 4:0u. 10 oU, 30, .12 ~ ln - 81 q 20 and
.lo;.o pm buffet parlor cars on all dsy trsina
Fey en NesSI Miinrsos M Sn....
- 90 ts;vo s:2O. 'l2:Oo slu- ''ao. 'a:=o. '1iia
for teruieaiate points between Bxltimores and Pub
TrIns ie.y New IorS Tor wssS,ns,onI - - 80
fll 90 am. $500 '3::0 800 y. M. sDa 'ls.iS
night.
irsins leave Philadelphia for wsshingten 40
se:l5, al 10 M, II 50. a 40. $500. a 40
For Atlantic City q 90 am apa 'l2:OO M Sunr
Gays ~ and IL 90 noon.
fkxcept SUNDAY sDaly tSund2y only.
idences BY Union Transfer orders lsrt uckss
offices, 81 and 1854 ~ ave. and NJ Depot.
j. T. ODELL. CAAsA o. scULL
d30 Gen Manager. Gen. fsss. AIT
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". B. MOSES b sons
Cor l1th and y sts. NV.
THE Reason WIZ:

Why il i that that SRAsTY. at lblo-l2 eth st. n.w.
b cause he has pushed himself right into live bust
M, ness by selling Cheaptor Cash.
and East OF the Capitol 70 Gr.ssy's ibi0-f2 TN
Because they can save money on FurniturA China
Why e i that arssty buysso many Tea and Dinner
Because he sells 56-piece Fancy Tee Set se.os aud
100 piece Dinner Set 81 49,
Why + It that Grasty-Tns Pusher-undersels the
Because his rents much lees and sails everything
why s that son,e Of the msrchants say that 0rasty
Because they feel chilly when some Of their old Gus
- toners tell them what they have At orastys.
~ for which other houses get tS5!
Because he bias no bad debts Of and every
body pays the same.
Why is f.; Ihe Pushers bu sness Is growing al the
~ time. while old houses cry dull times. &C!
because ne Is Blower and BLOWS the mus'cal tune
Why IL II hat some people doubt the statements made
by The Pusher, The Blowery
Seceuse they have not been % see.
~hynn that orAsty pays Tho btar for printing his
Because he knows thatit pays to advertise when you
Why is ~. 6rssty sell. Nice Tunhls.s for l3e
~ and Bed Springs 98c.f
R; sx he e.. Ss,,syss in low P.tcss for c,sA
why III n anSs erasv oonghs 70 much Aattns and
Because be blows and pushes along the lima Cheap for
. Cash and thst will move It.
you don't want anything yoursen give 'ths reason
Why" to yow irisua, and end them 2 zee me.
Turniturs. china. Tin, &c. tsSs-S1
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The Great Louisville Tornado,


The only way to understand the meteorolog-
ical phenomenon, SO well known by the name
tornado" is to note, on the daily weather
map, the atmospheric conditions thereon re-
vealed, covering the time, say day or two
prior to its existence, to its termination. The
preceding conditions should be studied in
order to see how the way was prepared; and the
conditions following. the better to understand
the direction and status of the forces produc-
ing the destruction. March "a, 1890, there was
an old 'low" in the northeast at the mouth OF
the st. Lawrence whereby the north country
had become heated and made favorable for the
new low" advancing from the south, that
was to be the immediate cause of the destruc-
sion. But for this previous heated condition
at the north, the low" advancing from the
south would not have been particularly de-
structive. So the heated atmosphere far to the
north was as much a factor in the case as was
the particular slow" condition in the immedi-
ate track Of which the great destruction took
place. On the morning Of the 9th at 8 am.
the new '1ow" conferred in Kansas, aud was
very positive in its nature, being 49, II. The
gradients, i. e., the lines OF equal baro-
metric pressure, were very near each
sive, the circle Of 49, 81 being from 1000 to
], 200 miles in extent. No wonder it rained
from New York city to Kansas City. There
was high" center in Canada, north of the
great lakes and anoth.r high" just entering
on the Pacific coast
March 2s, 1890, this central slow" had moved
to Lake Erie, or fully 1000 miles or more. All to
the north OF this center was snow and to the
south the precipitation was in the form of rain
With the northeast Glow" the north "high'
and the new 'low" in Kansas, tornado was
quite sure to take place somewhere near or
through the Ohio valley. This '.low" was
more liable to take a direction toward the
heated north country than otherwise. The
chances were also that the movement would be
rapid. The tornado took place, where it al
ways does, in the track Of a Glow" advancing
toward other Glow" centers farther to the north.
At present it scenes impossible to say more
than this. As with the lightning during the
thunder storm, we knew that it will strike
somewhere within the circle of the storm, but
as to the exact locality we cannot say. Thus
far bat no farther can We goat least at pres
ent. I'm
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
= Ad,erti.ine b protitahle ONLY whom pr,

- Advertising 10 profitable only whom prop
ery done, that is, in the medium sure to reach
the largest number of those whose attention is
songht Money otherwise expended for that
purpose is wasted To expend it wisely, ad-
vertise in THR srAh 1t not only claims the
largest circulation, but gives the figures, and
swears to theml
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

A NCHOR LINE
"A ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE
LIVERPOOL VIA QC. ESsTUWN
Steamship City of home from New York
Saturday. May 8. May , June ~, July 20
Saloon Passage, $50 TO 81 90. second-class, $50.
GLASGOW SERVICE.
Steamers Every Saturday from New York TO
Glasgow and Londonderry.
Cabin Passage TO Glasgow, Londonderry or Liverpool
$50 and 500. Second-clsss, $50.
Steerage Passage, either service, so.
Saloon Excursion Tickets at Reduced Hates
Trayeers' Circular Letters of Credit and Drafts
for any amount issued II lowest current rates.
For Books Of lours Tickets further information
Apply to HENDERSON BROTHEkS, New York, or
q. W. MOSS,
gil Penn. NV,
m19 3m Washington
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ANNOUNCEMENT ExrRAoRD1sARY.
A GORGEOUS ASSORTMENT OF PERSIAN TRIM
MINGs WILL BE PUT ON SALE TOMORROW.
RIBBON BARGAINS. RIBBON BARGAINS.
5000 pieces Ar-siIk Gro. Grain. with Satin Edge.
Nos z and IL
Sc. 1Oc loc. l5c. in the following colors:
Pink. Old Rose. Gendarme, Navy Blue Light Blue.
White. Cardinal. Garnet Lavender, Pistache Green,
Nile Green, Gray. Yellow. Old Gold. Pawn BLACK.
Black. White and Cream ALL-SILK SURAH
sAsHEs, heavily frinsed, yards long, at e. so
each
We also offer SO piece. ROMAN STRIPE SASH
RIBBONS extra quality. st15c. Actual value, s1.25
Ribbon Department - you enter.
CHATEIAINE BAGS
viii be more this season than ever. We carry
than from DOC. to the highest pricedones.
INFANTS EMBROIDERED CASHMERE COATS,
Long or short, for s2ss.
SURSEy APRONS lec. and 25c.
Wear i'll fitting CORSET. II spoils both the wear
and shAye Of your dress. Our CoRsETs come in four
lengths:
Short
We ct any lady unless she be actually deformed
We warrant the OF every CORSET. See the
new CoRsETs We are showing for 81.
NEW STYLES IN JEwELRY.
BRACELETS in odd designs, sc, S5c., Soc.
Inssnius designs in LACE PINS, DC. 49c. sSc.
EARRINGS 10 matrh the pins Pc, 49c.. qSc.
NECKLACES in Roman and Etru>can Gold.
NECKLACES in Sterling and Oxidized Silver.
RINGS for man. WOMAN or child.
SLIDES AND BUCKLES
the correct things for dress The styles are
manifold They worn in PEARL oxidize. Plain
Silver And Gilt. in Of different designs. The
prices range about &c. Soc, 15c. and ell
LIGHT-wEIGHT COATS
This season has produced the nobbiest styles in
LADIES' SHORT COATS We have ever seen. They
are style personified.
AM Material your fancy may suggest, and prices
range from 50 10 S25.
About thirty styles at the former price,
NEW PARAsOLs
See that you procure the correct style in PARA
SOL See our styles; they are wonderfully beautiful
EUCHINas.
any style. color and combination that you may
think Of.
some beautiful CORD RUCHINd at 12hc per
TOURISTS RuCH1Na. lac per box; yards to
OUR TOILET DEPARTMENT.
4-ounes OAKLEY TOILET WATER, 49c per
bottle
CoRALINE TOO TIL POWDER. BE Per box
CAsEnERE BOUQUET SOAP. gle. per cake.
AL MANICURE GOODS.
BUTTONS
To match your Dresses in
Pearl.
Steel,
Crochet.
DRESS LININGS.
Here is where have the bulge. Everything
that Is nee dtd is stocked BY II sl the different
g-Sies desired
NOTE THIS:
Whenever YOU want remnant Of DRESS GOODS,
SILK or NEIVET or any Trimming Materials 10 help
make over an old dress come TO aud ninety-uire
times out % hundred have that very piece you
ere looking for; anyway. it IS worth the TRIAL
SMALL WARES
Such as PINS, NEEDLES. DRESS SHIELDS.
HOOKS ASDEYES, HAIR PINS, DARNING COT
Ton, GARTN WEB. WHALEBONES and all
other little necessa-ies for your Dress kept II
endless varieties 81 our Notion Counter.
FOR CONFIRMATION DRESSES
Amost excellent variety OF al kinds Of Fab
RIGS suitable for this occasion.
FANS FOR EASTER.
AL the different kinds. HOSE for Easter New
idsss HASDKERCHIEFs for Esstsr. Dainty
patterns
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INV Spn,so GooDs,

crss secs,vec mns q ssa Chsycss An
ii. La. sna fsIcy wcSl ssis.rE Ch.lliss SUI and
sise. psmssk By. the yard "a choics pettssns Hem
stiichsd Linen sheets md Pillow Caoea Linen 6heet-
ings and Pillow Lnsuas al grsdsa
N0oE 11o. co.
@h5'3D 1a3t y o. nv.
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AND BhlDoE WOhks

KDWAKD T. DENT, n Z. Propristor.
The hest facilities IN The city Tor all kinds of Iron
work Steel Beams. Angles. &c, always IN stock
Pine Ornamental Cast and Hrough. Iron Work Q
specisity hepars and general machine work done in
the best manper and o short hotieet
sole licensees in the District VI Coiunbta for the
-Go-tz-hitcheii' sys;sni Of Beam Anchors and Pro
tectorx Works, Coz. SD and Water sta Tel. A2s-a
CiIy once. l4lS u 81. Aw. Tel 4.s-2.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

tn.
NORTH ANERIcAN
RIvIEw
FOB
APRIL CONTAINS:
DISCIPLINE IN TIE NAVY.
By Admiral Porter. u.aN.
81. FLAWS IN INaERsoLILsM,
By the Rev. Lyman Abbott, DID.
SOCIALISM IN GERMANY.
By Oswald otssndorssr.
Kinship and Correlation.
By Francis Cation, f. g.
Ny Life Among the Indians,
By Bishop whipple, Of Mimi
The Needs Of the South.
By Ex-Gov. Lowry. Of Miss.
Conversational Irmoralit,es,
By Mrs. Amelia Il. Barr.
The Plea for Eight Hours.
BY Master Workman Powderiy.
English and American Book Markets,
By o. B. Bunce.
Society in Paris,
By Madam Adam.
Changes in My Ballot Bill.
By State Senator saxton.
THE TARIFF DISCUSSION.
By the Hon. ". C. P. Breckenridge.
and other important articles.
THE NORTH
AMERICAN REVIEW.
NEW YORK.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEwsDEALERs.
FIFTY CENTS A COPY - A YEAR
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Information from Roons, Lincoln and ad
joining counties in West Virginia il to the
iect that hundreds Of cattle are dying for wan
Of food.
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A decree has been issued in Brazil ordering
that persons guilty Of publishing or telegraph.
ing false alarinist rumors shall be tried by
court-martial.
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low THE WARRINGTON COLTS DEFEATED THE
RocHEsrERs - GOOD PLAYINo By THE HOME
TEAM-HILL A SURPRISE AT THrRp-SorEs OF
THE CANE
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"Ae PiAeos oAe WY AoW oA INC D9ttef quail
LACE AND HEAVY CURTAINS
10 Pairs Imported Chenille Portieres 4 colors
$50. Reduced fro sig.
Pairs Imported Chenille Portieres colors. So
Different Styles lPortere Design, Tapestry by the
yard, now I.lc. Reduced from 81 70 and 3 l 90
IL SINGLE Pairs Laces tonly pair OF Design.
marked down from 40 to go per cent.
ASK 10 See our Madras Curtains that have been re-
duced in price.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
We have very large assortment Of gooda for Fur.
niure Covering and Curtains we are selling ut 33s
per cent less than the regular price.
LOOSE OR SLIP COVER GOODS FOR pARIOR
FURNITURE.
Our assortment Of these goods is lareer than ever
before and our prices lower. We have . competent
force OF cutters aud guarantee perfect At every
case.
BABY CARRIAGES.
Our line comprises 100 different patterns they
facture Baby Carriages and always ready to supply
any special style on short notice. Ne carey fu
sortment OF AL the parts OF Carriages which retail
and use in repairing.
REFRIGERATORS.
We sell the cheapest Refrigerator In the country,
rapglng from 81. 30 to $iJ We have fine char oal
hiled kefrigeratcrs from % to $50 Our Sweets Re-
frgerator s the best in the market. We guarantee
to use less ice than another refrigerator aud
eau be kept side by aide IN this box with perfect sSiety
Cali and examine the one on exhibition.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

BOOKS AND STATIONERY
LILLY TINE By Msade Humphrey.
BLOSSOM TIME. by Nn Pauline Sumter.
Are ths leading
EAsTER CARDS.
IAsvs also beautiful nns Of
CUT OUT FLOWER BOOKLETS.
ROBERT FARNHAN MrILKR
az s0oh.eller. $50 l3tA st:
BAucs
BOOK AID STATIONERY pHpARrNKxr.
Sls 7TH q. NV. Cyssas B.ssnsaS.
xAsTka cARpa
RASTER NOVELTIES FASTER BOOKLETS.
We have Just received and put on sale today the
nnest line Of RASTER GOODS 10 be found the city.
We show all the latest styles IN NOVELTIES, BOOK
LIFTS and CARDS.
Latest Edition Of PRAYER BOOKS and HYNNALs
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS and DEVOTIONAL
BOOKS; also . full line of TEACHERS REFERENCE
BlbLkS and Bibles Of all kinda suitable tor sunday
School ClAsssa
sTATIoSERY
just opened all the newes. fancies in Writing Paper
Burmese Ivory. hQuet Nepolexn nnts. Ancient
Hand Made. Crown Leshoen.
Below We quote few priceA Compare them and be
convinced that still uphold reputation OF being
the cheapest houre in the city:
Baums Real Irish Linen Paper. 2oc. per ID.
Commercial Note. lie per III
Real Irish Linen Envelopes. SC. package
Commercial 4c
Boz Paper. worth l2c., &C.
1Sc. lilo
Zoe, , for 2So
2oc, l5c.
S5c., lSc.
40c, 25c.
And . full line Of 1nks Ink Stands Pena Pencils.
Erasers, &C. also full line Of Legal and Commercial
Stationery In fac every thing this Line lowest
prices.
1AUN's
BOOK AND STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.
s2&-3m 4l6 9TH ST. NV
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
1OHN SHERMAN CO.
q Vormerly Of this cityb
lSVkSTMENT BANKERS
San Diego, Cal
SEVEN AND EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST
WITH THE VERY BEST OF REAL ESTATE SECUR-
ITY, PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST TO BE PAID IN
WASHINGTON OR NEW YORK, AS DESIRED.
San Diego 10 Of the most promising cities Of the
Pacific coast. Correspondence solicited M
mo. W. COkSON JNO. W. MCCARTNEY.
u Member NY. stock Exs
CORSON q MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING. l4lY r ST NV
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonda
Deposits. Exchange. Leans Collections
Faflrosd stocks and Bonds, and all listed
on the Exchanges OF New York thiisdeiphis, Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold.
specially made Of i'll, cstment securities. District
Bonds aud all Local Railroad. Gss. Insurance Tel
epGone stock dealt in
American Bell Telephone Stock bousht and sold jyl
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL
~ WASHINGTON.
CLNoINa, EXECUTION, VOICE BUILDING.
SEIcaA, A. COMPTON; the Actor. aiye. h.ssieI
%sSves: xSdTass for one Week EicHxRD S9sE,
W2oD,s co os Me-, scHooh go !. CAP 81.
!ndOrssd b. those in ss i ssA''"'"'H'
ss%a ss:a ss S pS ns
CENSUS ANp civil, SERVICE EXAMINATION.
e, n ns. s1Sse,.1a Prspsr-cs
fSNS An w g sa COP ssn ana y.
NV. ml?-ims
WI ture Theory and Analysis Of Music; pupii Of Mr.
Lyman Wheeler Boston. Mas. Iso Of NE Ceu.eeys-
X,ns'On Br,neh 1905 T & n.v-asiiisrd. oriS.nsi
scsnssne re onig one ~ 80
French Minister Of Public Instrnciion. mil ims
SHoRTHAND-.A NEW ERA IN THE ART. ACME
rapidity Ieeibilty unprecedented sessions day ana
INF i ishf Is.
e21 st p. MULvEY, Princip~l fls-6w'
;oLuMFESt a,S SoNsERxAIoKY OF Music. :.ls Pa
S.noed course Of Piano, Organ. Violin, &c / HART.
P.lsp:ipsl late Of New Eng Conservatory. Boston.
WAsHINarON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
w Good Templar Hall ~ 81 and Pa, ave.-1wenty.
Free advantages o. B. BULIARp. Directcr jain;
Z, sCHEELs TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN AND
Sers W 81 S s p anssa.E attention 10 en
kr g.s!s !. method m tho. taught. 734 18th NV.
CoLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE,
.I si1 tshHSoash Courses: sssin.ss EnssS Account.
building 'ns new * h tqFSsaEe Ssna
!een years member OF the faculty of Eastman Oolese
which he only sa q ,Ga sasi
nsss Education at the Worlds Fair held in Paris 1859
EIkIENDy SELECT sCHOOL-AN FLEMENTARY
and Hish school for Both Sexes. 1871 st. Pupils
' RS = my nth Taos W. srDwKLL. Principal
EDWARD c. TOWNSEND.
-. ,,. Teacher Of Eocption.
Dramatic Action, at 1877 lsth st, NV. is
n ISIS JULIA T. BALCH. EXPERIENCED IN
her seryices Us teacher to Members Of he PAM
can cengress ana to Foreign Lesstions l2o7 lothn.w
ami, ATOMS. Special Lessons Tor Census Bureau
1'HE BERLITz seIooL OF LANGUAGES.
TRIAL Lessons assT FREE.
p6aaep6i.. Lou,sviie Paris irance, Bs h's ana
Dresden, Germany. sel0
NORWOOD INSTITUTE,
N l4o7 Mas. ave: Aighland Terrscsa
l4th Street Circle
d21 -6m. Mr. and Mrs. WM. ID. CABELI. Principals.
SPkNCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
y Corner 9TH aud ID SITS. NV.
School of Business aud Counting House Training
School OF Practical English.
School Of shorthand and Typewriting.
School OF Tel0<rraphy and Electrical Scienca
School Of pencerian Penmansiip.
School OF Mechanical and Architectural Drawing
Day aud niEht sessions
Cali or send for illustrated catalogue free
MENk1 SPkACER. LIB, PRINCIPAL; SARA A.
SPENCER, Vice Principal eeo3
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w. B. Mosrs & Sons.
Cor. 18th aud F sta nv.
FURNITURE,

FURNITURE.
Large Turkish Chairs in French Cretonne, made
soft. Price, $50. For one week, so.
only Large Turkish Arm Chair. antique oak. COW
cred IN best leather rstclsss in every respect Price,
$50. This week, S45.
Handsome Couch in Olive Leather, antique oak
frame. s2S. Reduced, 425.
Handsome wilton Rug Couch, trimmed with silk
plush fringe all around. Price, S35. This week, $50.
Fine Couch in Crstonne, spring edge S16 Re-
duced to Sl3.
Good Couch in Cretonne g. Reduced to ST.
Large FIue Bed Lounge carved frame, Covered in
olive crushed plush Price S15. This week, $l3.
large Bed Sofa, extra line heavy fringe and made
Oh woven wire mattress; very soft: covered in
crushed mohair plush. with silk plush trimmings.
Price, S35. This week. ESQ
Price Reduced to
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RIVER BOATS

DoToMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
For Baltimore and River Landings Steamer SUE.
Capt. Geoghegar. leaves SteIhenson's wharf every
sunday at 4 o'clcck pm. For further information
STEPHENSON BRO,
mhS-6m Seventh street Wharf
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

w RAKAUER PIANOS AXE OF SUPERIOR
n tone, touch and durability. Burdett Organs
and 'Peasen Pianos at temple of Music l2uy q St g.
II. KUHN, Practical Piano Maker Prices reasonable,
terms easy. ja2i-3m
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, No. 6l2.-Antique Oak 30,
Frame Leather Spring-seat ArIl
Chairs. hand-carved backs,
z No. l58f.-Antique Oak Finish
High-buck Leather seat Chairs, :
No. 153S.-Natural Birch side
board, mahogany top, kastlaks
design and carving, with 36x ID
bevel plate mirror,
No. 1iS.-Natural Mahogany
Hand-carved Sideboard, 40Xla
French bevel mirror. The toy
contains three handsome cabinets
with French bevei mirrors, This
isnrich and novel design,
No. aIl.-Ant!Que Oak Ward.
. No. i6G.-Antique Oak Finish
Chiffoniers. + drawers and ha,
No. 1I6a-Antiqus Oak six.
drawer Cniffonier. with com.
binstion washstsnd, be vel French
Natural Cherry Suite, 3 pieces
very large Dress r with beve
French plate glass. 30x36 inches
large Wsshstund with Tennessee
marble top,
Solid Mahogany Suite. 3 pieces; o,
neat, tasteful design French plate
glass. 1Sx:}4 inches.
Antique Oak-tinish suite; 3 pieces
handsome round French plate
mirror,
Antique Oak finish Suites, 3 pieces
high Headboard Bedstead
Dresser in proportion; glass 24z
30 inches,
Antique OAK finish suites, 3 pieces
similar to the above: glass 2Ox2z
inches.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-08-15
Unofficial census returns gives South
Dakota a population Of 1886, 942 and North
Dakota 1s8.6OO.
The original Packaxe nilI.

The Original Package Bill.
Sioux Falls Press:-It having been in
timated that there is a feeling on the
part Of many that the original package
law would not hold water, the following
explanation Of the grounds Of such ideas
is reprinted from the Philadelphia
Record: The fallacy Of the idea that con-
gress can give consent to thu states to
prohibit the importation Of wines or
liquors or any other legitimate article Of
trade will soon be made manifest. Con-
gress can confer no power on the states.
it is the states which confer power on
the congress. The originatpackage case
rests OF the constitution. Congress can
not repeal the constitution or grant dis
pensations from its effect. 1t may be
said the bill which passed the house is
harmless, but it is also ineffective. It re-
quires no act Of congress to provide that
whenever any article of commerce is inn
ported into any state or territory or for
eign nation. and thee held and offered
for sale, the same shall there be subject
to the laws of such state" No court has
ever suggested anything else, assuming
that such laws are in accordance with
the constitution of the United States. II
they are not, the consent of congress can
not validate them. If an act Of this kind
shall be finally passed by congress and
if an Interpretation be given it contrary
to the decision OF the supreme court, that
court itself will soon be called upon to
declare whether it is constitutional or
not, and there does not seem to be much
doubt that it would be held %unconstitu-
tional and void,