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Dyspepsia


Nal,ns many lives miserable, and often LEADS 70
self de.truction Distress after eating. SICK head
ache, heartburn. sour stomach. mental depreS-
sion. etc. arc caused By this very common ana
increasing disease. Hoods Sarsaparilla tones tho
stomach, creates an appetite. promotes healthy
digestion. relieves sick headache clears tho
mind. and cures the most Obstinate cases OF dys-
pepsia. Read the following:
al have been troubled with dyspepsia. had
but u;tie appetite, and what did cat distressed
me. or did me little good In an hour after eating
would experience faintncss or tired, all-gone
feeling, as though had not eaten anything.
Hoods SarsapaTilla did me an ucnse amount
OF GOOD. II gave mo an apo. : and my FOOD
rellshed and satisfied tho craving mad previously
exporienced. 1t relieved me Of that faint tired
all-gone feeling. have felt so much better since
took Hoods Sarsaparilla, that | am happy to
recommend IT," G. A. PAGE, Watertoun, Mass.
NIB. he suro to get only
Hoods SaYSapaYIIla
soldbyalI druggists. ST. six for IS. Preparedoniy
livelihood q Co, Apothecaries, Lowell MASS.
100 Doses One Dollar
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The nineteenth annual cOmmcncemen
of st. Pauls Female School, Of which Pro-
lessor j. G.. Griswold A. NJ, is the prlnci-
pal, TOOK place tonight III the presence OF
a large assemblacc. The musical part OF
the programme was admirably executed
by the young ladypupils There was but
one full graduate Miss Fannie Hinton,
daughter Of Judge d. A. Hinton, of the
Supreme Court Of Appeals. IN whom the
diploma ana a handsome gold medal were
delivered in a very hand ONE address 10y
Dr. John Herbert Claiborne. The other
diplomas and certificates OF distinction
and medals were presented by Professor
Griswold. rs follows:
Certificates OF Distinction-Nlisses Daisy
Alley, VIRGINIA Hinton. Mary Patteson,
Genie Smith, Mary Atkinson, Annie Nc
Kenney. Helen kosenstOck, Catherine
Spotswood, Bette Wright, Eliza Dunlop,
Lillian Nichols, Daisie Slaughter. and
Mamie Smith.
Graduates. School of History-Misses
Daisie Deaton aud Eva Williams.
School of Geography-Miss Eva Will
liams.
School Of French-Nliss Daisie Deaton,
School Of English Misses Blanche Alley,
Mamie Harrison, Daisie Deaton, Genie
Smith. and Mary Rosenstock.
Scholarship Medsllists Misses Carrie
Jones. Anna Lassiter, Grace kuu, and
Cora Reinach.
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BY y. W. BoWe.
Real Estate Auctioneer
4 HANDSOME, CENTRALLY-LO-
GATED
AND
WELLARRANGED THREE-sTORY-AND-
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
on
FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN SEVENTH
AND EIGHTH STREETS
AT AUCTION.

At tho request Of DR.. c. W. P. Brock. who will
soon remove TO his new dwelling. will sell bY
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUSB It. 1890.
at O'Clock p. NJ. the ATTRACTIVE, COM
PLETE, AND CONVENIENT BRICK AND MAN
SARD RESIDENCE No us cast Franklin street,
containing about fourteen rooms, with Gil the
modern convenience.
Its thoroughness OF construction, handsome
appearance. convenience Of location, aud COM
pieteness Of arrangement combine 10 make this
property desirable IA an investment or "a
home IL can Do seen any day between IL aud
o'clock.
TERMS: At sale. y. W. BOWIE,
10 IL AuctiOneer.
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By ]. Thompson Brown s. Co.,
lll3 Main street
I'D PER CENT. SMALL INVEST
= - AENr.
4i1iOO FEET CORNER LOT
AND
A DETACHED TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING
SOUTHWEST CORNER FIFTEENTH AND
POPLAR STREET.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is, 1890.

Parties desiring 10 attend this sale can obtain
tickets over he Chesapeake and ohio railway at
the rate Of 9. per mile.
TERMS OF SALE: one fourth cash on day OF
sale balance In three equal payments OF six,
twelve. and eighteen months, bearing interest
from day o. sale. for which the purchaser Will
execute negotiable notes secured by deed OF
trust. Write or apply 10 either Of the under
signed officers Of the West Staunton Land Com
pany.
oiicers-W. II. Weller, president, staunton
c. L. Berry. yice-prosident staunton; w. W. 10
Dertson, secretary and treasurer, stanton; N.
VI. Robertson. general manager, stanton.
Direct)rs-Dr. A. II. Henkel, Staurton; h. +.
Hughes, stanton ; j. J.. Kice, staunton Mica
an Woods, Charlottesville :. II. HsnsorOugh,
Tinchest er; Guy Cochran. stanton: ;. d.
Undertake, stanton Reeves Gait. Staunton,
and Wesley A. Tucker, Baltimore. 10 Eat
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AUCrroN sALEs-ruturc psy..

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY n. W. Bowe
r. d. Hin 3 CO..
Real Estato Auctionsers.
MISSIONERS' SALE
" ORA
FIRsT.cLAss. CoaPAcTLY-BUILT.
AND
PROFITABLE BLOCK OF STORE PROPERTY
AT
SOUTHEAST CoRNBR OF GRACE AND SEW
ENTEENTH STREETS
AN EXTRA HANDSOME BUILDING LOT,
3OFEgT FRONT.
OK
LAUREL STREET,
ADJOINING THE STYLISH RESIDENCE OF
THE LATE JOHN II. BosCHEN.
In execution Of the presently do
cree We will sell " auction, on the premises. re-
spectiyey, on
THURSDAY. JUNE a. 1soC,
in the order named, tue following VALUABLE
REAL rs rA1k-i0 Wit:
/. Ats O'Clock T.. NJ. the sPLENDlDLY-8UILT
ATTRACTIVE, AND HIGHLY VALUABLE
BLOCK OF BUILDINGS situated Mt the SOU n
consisting OF three-story brick. recessed front,
store used as saloon. with comfortable ami ca
pacious dwelling above, fronting on soven'eenth
street. and ~ two small storos tn the rear frcnt-
ing on Grsce street with good rooms above. 81
now. and In fact ever since hey were Guilt, well
rented 10 good and prompt tenants. This pro-
perty will be sold slu.1c, 10 ground rent Of
"a - pc. 8nuum perpeusly.
AND Ar HALf-PA>I O'CLOCK y. ". sharp
on same day We will sell that unusually heni-
some and very valuable BUILDING LOi on TIE
east side Of Laurel street Just cas-, 81 Cumber-
land street, and adjoining tho late residence OF
John Ii. Boschon, de,rasct, fronting 81 feet AMI
running back the usual depth 70 Al alloy IN tho
rear. There - no more attractive To-. south q
Main street than th1, and u merits ani VIII
doubtless command the attention OF those want
ing a tirst-cless medium priced building lot.
TERMS: One fourth cash residue a. six, twelve,
and eighteen monts for notes. with Interest
added, and title retained.
WILLIAM II. SANDS.
BEVERLEY T. CkUMP,
Special Commissioners.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By Chewing Il Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auciioneers. and Brokers.
No. north Tenth street

poniey and wifel In tho Circuit Court Of nenrico
Nounscas.le. $50. ' "
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Highest of all in Leavening Power'-o D. ''' ''fN' -"
Roe! B Bsxds1:
ABSOLUTELY PURE
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY r. b. Chsfln & Co,
Real Estate Auctoneers,
No. north Tenth street
DIG SALE IN THE GROWING
ID EAST END.
IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY.
TEN HOUSES AND THIRTY-Tw0 LOTS.
LOCATIoN-CARRINGTo Q. X. TWENTY
SECOND, AND TwESTY-THIRD STREETS.
FIRST SUBDIVISION or THE LAND.
By request OF the owner We will soil by pub
lie auction, on the promises. commencing at the
corner OF Twenty and z streets, at
o'clock Z. NJ, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1890,
the PROPERTY located as above in the fast
improving East End, where buildings are going
up rapidly. streets being opened, and other evil
dences Of thrift point to this section as Offering
great opportunities for Investments.
Tho house. are all occupied by good tenants
at satisfactory prices. Do not fail 10 at
tend this Gale, as every dollar invested mast
surely yield larger return than any other Soc
ton This Is the chance you have been waiting
for. Don't miss II.
PLATs AT OFFICE OF AUCTIONRERS.
TERMS: Very accommodating, and will be an
nounced at sale. r. b. CHAFFIN & CO.,
ie IA Auciionecra
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Hewitt Guardian In the chancory Court Of
tho city OF kichmcni.

Bv virtue Of a decree entered in the above
named cause OF June 6, 1880. the uniesigned,
special commissioner thereby appoinsd, Will
sell by auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE 10, 1890,
at 5LI O'Clock 7. ~, the PROPERTY described
In said decree, as follows:
All that certain piece or parcel OF lani In the
CITY OF Richmond, and described a. pillows
Commencing at point or the west line 4 Plum
street 1919 feet q inches north OF Main street and
running thence northwardly and fronting on
Plum street 20 feet, more or less, and running
back westwardly 40 feet 10 an alley In common,
in one or more parcels, as the commissioner may
see TT
Inis property is IN the rapidly-lmprovlng por-
ton OF the West End. and must command the
attention OF all parties seeking frst-class In
yestmont or ii small home.
TERMS: one third In cash, and the residue IN
three equal instalments payable IN six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes bear
ing G per cent interest. and title retained until
ali the purchase money IS paid ana COW J.
ance ordered by the Court
GEORGE J. HOOPER, JR..
Special Commissioner.
LOUIS RAWLINGS, Auctoneer.
HEwI- :, GUARDIAN, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST HEw
TIT AND AIS, DKFESDANTs.-lS TnE CEAH-
GERRY COURT OF THE CITY OF RIcHMoND.
Charles W. Goddin, clerk Of said court GER
tify that the bond required OF the special COM
missioner by the decree in said cause Of Juns o,
1890, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this llth day OF June,
1890. CHARLES ". GODDlN,
leH CLERK.
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In TEE CIRCUIT CoURT or THs COUNTY OF hen ~,
Rrco-MARGARgT A. ALLEY, &c, VS.. JAMES w.
BARKER, &C.
LW. 8. Leake, clerk OF the said court, DO GER
tify that Special Commissioner A. X. courtney
has given the bond required OF him by decree
entered in said cause on the 9th day oil june
1890. -,
Given under my hand this eth day OF June.
81 IN W. s. LEEKE.
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day. -o.,-,>.
By Manning c. staples & Co..
Real Retate Auciioneers,
HAY Main street

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF DESIRABLE FARM CoNr 7 a s,r,i
NINETY-EIGHT ACRES OF LAND. AND SlIJ-
ATED OK THE WILLTAMsBURGk ROAD ABOUT
FOUR NILES BELOW kIchM M ~ f SoRnhN
BARKER, DECEAsED.-By virtue Of certain
decree Of the Circuit Court of Henr.co county:
entered June 3. Is9j, In the cause OF MargSrel
A. Alley rs James ". Barker, &C. wiz sen Sy
auction TO the highest bidder, Ia front OF the
Hcnrico county courthouse, on
SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1890,
commencing at 70 o'clock NJ, the aoove-de-
scribed fKAC ~ OF LAND.
This properly 10 admirably suited for dairy
and truck farm, aud as the sale Ia pere ptofy
1t presents fine opportunity for securing d
good bargain. -
TERMS ono fourth cash: balance one, Two,
and three years. negotiable notes 10 no given ior
the deferred payments, with interest added ana
the title retained until all Of the purchase
money il paid and conveyance ordered by the
Court but oil tue purchase money may De pAio
ia cash at the option OF the purchaser.
AR. COURTNEY,
Special Comm ssOner.
MANNING C. STAPLES & Co., Auctioneers.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
liz EyvDcrs or ToSAcoo
relieved BY its use.
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DESPERATE LUNATIC.
GEORGE w. BROWN MAKES SEVERAL
ATTEMPTS TO KILL HIMSELF.
fu.,,nv Observation-Disclosures Of the High
sehooI--young Lady Graduates
of 81. Pants.
,c,-r,,,ona.nc. O, the Richmond pisps,ch.l

fCcTrespondencc OF the hicnIno"" b'sb""'
prrrnsruro. Va, June IS. 1890.
Mr.. George W. Brown. the uniortuha'e
yonDg man who was adiudged insane ~
rnaessterial commission on Weunesuay
pigbt and who ON the same night attempt
ed 10 destroy himself by jumping INTO ,he
river. made another attempt upon ms l,e
This morning with more serious resnlts.
In order that proper restraint lnirhe 10
nlace1 upon him and greater safety as
su-ed unul admission could be obteinoo 10
the Eastern Asylum he was pud, in lal' un-
der the care of the Sergeant. Inns morn
ing he inflicted very serious ihJuIles upon
t;n,self hy a stab in the throat with large
pencil. the end of which penetrated lhe
wind-pipe. and by butting his head against
the wall. His condition is regarded rs
very serious by the jail physician Dr'
James W. Claiborne.
slrE ROBBED.
II is reported that during the recent
visit of Mir. Henry Pannill and wlie 10
baltimore their residence on Old street
was entered by thieves and the iron safe IN
which they left their money and other
valuablcs was broken open and robbed.
II is not known how much money was
taken. gold ring was also stolen
GRADUATES or THE HIGH School.
The closing exercises Of the puonGi
schools to-day were very simple the usua
exhibitions having been dispensed with.
Parents were invited in the early hours 10
witness the regular school work, after which
the certificates and awards were gwen. J..
The following IS list OF the iuli grauu-
ates Of the High school to each % u C Cn0h
BENJAMIN II. Marks, Margaret Il. Bird Ian
ME / Scott. Mary L. Malloy, Addle Eu-
merich. and Anne V. Mann.
The graduates on special subjects were
given certificates ,.,,r,,-
little thirteen-months-old child OF Mr;;
William Ashby. residing IN Chesterfield
county. was painfully burned TINS mornlhg
The child was badly scalded on the left
shoulder and arm.
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GALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN
LUNENBURG COUNTY, VA.

BY virtue Of a deed OF trust from William Mil
Ter and hebecca his wife, bearing date on the
18th day Of January, A. d. 1854, and recorded in
the Clerks Office OF the County Court of Lunen-
burg county. in Dcel-Book No. Al, page 37j, and
being so required by the beneficiary In said
deed, will offer for sale by public auction, at
Lunenburg Courthouse. on
Ir-Ix
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I OST, A BLA A n ID -
had on O leather collar. A reward will be paid
for his return 10 owner at the corner Of Eighth
and Clay streets, at
10 l4-lt MIS- L. Is WAITS
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Mr. pHOEBCS NAMES A CORRECTION.

READY TO PROVE HIMSELF IN THE Fl""l'
The report of the hearing IN the case Of i'i"h H.
sumner ON a complaint brought 10y George H. '''p'''
~ printed in TN, paper Tuesday, did tle I''0''
A. he claims. an injustice. ,
Mr. P,ochu, assert, that III" letter I" NfH' i''''
brown Of 80. 80 Houston Il. when wa I'"""'' "
in court wa dated from this city, tho"GH ID va j.,
closed in an envelope from the tpnhucH'i NV
Paris. This envelope ne ''""'' ia
no>,cs,ion a., he had just returned from rams !"
tbc letter he ref 'rrcd To the fact lt ne u lHc
~ at,nrucv 10 collect 9-27 from the Nutua h ,'t
Eund for Mrs Brown This amount INC lrllt 80. - ,
,vnuId NOT IL, due for wear. but ne l'u
fricnd To- collect some securities and pay MI, %, w.
,he amount due her The friend had ialIea /" w.
this but MIR. rhochuS oppressed uf m,'V limo e''"'
hn,ld he able 10 pay her within shr l'"'. ,,.o,-
,rlc reading Of this l"tt"r DID COURT Va, ''"' n =
o,neft cd bv him Mr. Ihvhu~ Sdd N'NI'I"'N
derod that FIJI, letter said anything about Ms t'l'7
T,ri. mr. maj II asked Mrs. Brown nor 10 pre- va"
t,r navncut Mr. Ph0"huS also stated tna' 'n>,
Wiii, had moi dismissed the ca" because on we
" The Letter i'm court hut on entirely different er"Iu
Ne phocluS is rcidy to defend hi' record a-tll', 80
rji,,icism and declares that he has never zone any
,irfn,' IN any way di-crrditai'.
r rcn,ri e the hearing a pull >hd was fur" ,'"o
. liz trr1bunc bv the NcW lorh CIV IRE 49,
G,+ior Tier, wa mo- iu"uil' or disposition j" INV
gicc 70 do MIR. Phochu- tI' least injustice
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DRESS GOODS IN PATTERNS,
FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.

Ladies' who desire to purchase
Dress Patterns for Holiday fres-
cnts will find an ample variety 10
select from, III our spacious Base-
mcnt SalesrOOm, where we nave
inst added jOOnew Dress Lengths
of serge, Cashmere, WOOL 'hecks'
ChcyiOts, scotch Plaids, etc.
prices from $500 to $500 each'
desirable in every way.
200 Lengths of Summer Dress
Goods, left from last Season, nRhI
colOrs, will be sold on the REM
nout tables ut half price.
Very tasteful styles in iattern
Dresses at $500, $500 ana
$50 each the $50 Robe is q
combination ofall-wOOl Serge ana
Silk Velvet. in rich cOlOrs; they
are worth twice the money.
4 good stock of Dress Goods
from % cents tO1j cents per yard
also shown in the Basement.
LANES McCREERY & co.,
Broadway and nth St.
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ov F4SUJONABLE CHRISTIANS


WAYS OF THE WORLD
,.,o ,-c,tiu. attracted another large gathering al
,,cr Iuio1 Yesterday afternoon. the 'ub!''. u ~
ser,non was The sinner a NtrahS".' h ' -
leoan he read about twenty communications i;
oe-'i , t,, ,,or.ous wishing FOR aid and desiring
49, no nraycd for during the mission. several "'''
|u., narsons who were physically afflicted hu' "','
- A., writers desired spiritual assistance M'er ''''
1.o Letters the Father thanked the newspaper "'"
80 .ha ,ho,ourh exposition they are making I'll HIS
noucious views lie said he had repeatedly sec" INV
rod effect of nev>p paper reports Oi Ms Ncin""''
~ ho would not 20 to hear him would Tcin we
'ev.spapers and were often thus l"hue"'ou io' Inv"
good This is part Of what lie S'Id
- - ono thai is saved be a castaway from ''l
,i hoc,u,c salvation assured {" rs "hel
Cr. was c1ucifcd. meet people VINO say iheF Ic''
ut thov are doing their duty at present ana Il ''S
loon on as well a, they are no" u'l"S' "'''
49, 90 he saved Those people take "a wrong
,ic, Of religion. II they have acoopea "rI'
,n All Ills func~~ their salvation j. ">,"'''' i'
hc, tbcv firmly love Him they cannot a. "I'h-.
noes my profession OF Christ make me N'iI|e ''''
: am a stranger to the ways OF the worm No uo""
IL does II should, at any rae No uo"'e al ''
cIerrvmen Of every denomination III ms CIV WIZ
have devoted their lives To ""d Ic'i '"dI ivy 81
1,rrers TO the ways of the world, that they are o.
.1a uorld Int not i'm it, And of course people VINO
ara brought under the ministry OF these ''iFSHlc"
md who follow their teachings. thlhh Ihe"'9'' l"'
heard me on sunday afternoon speak against H'hl'N
able Christians. / do not attack them. III l. I'' "'
object of Christian to attack anybody bu' L" "'""
people after him to Christ The Sacrament - i'
ho.e who are saved and not for those VINO MAKE
an outward show OF religion, but nave ho
tr,lv accepted Christ. The true 'hI1Stdh
ity is not the Christianity that accomnoua Tt,
its.N 10 the way Of inc WORM; IL ~
tbr,.tan is not and cannot he Of the world ii'
ia a stranger whose citizenship j. IN iieaVeh. !'
civ Way a Christian make friends among tl'
ay,,lo III The world is by drawing them from IN.
SSorId into the circle Of the children of God
In the evening the father preached 10 many per,
=, - Nichaal, Church. in Ninety ninth 81. HIS SUD
iect was Jesus and the 1000 Hungry Non nc
vii eclvcr two sermons 20 day. one Al cooper mon a
H., the afternoon and the other AT the church OF u'
Holy Rcdccncr. Eighty second st. and PaFA ave- a
& in the evening.
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That Peculiar
Lightness and Flavor

Noticed in the finest biscuit, rolls, cake.
etc., is due to the absolute purity and
the accurate combination of the ingrc-
djents of the ROYAL BAKING POWDER
The best things in cookery are always made
and can be made only with the ROYAL
BAKING POWDER. Hence its use is
universal-in the most celebrated res
taurants in the homes of the people,
wherever delicious, wholesome food IS
apprcciatcd-and its sale is the largest
of any lcavcning agent in the world.
The ROYAL BAKING POWDER has stood all
tests for a quarter of century,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11

al, .l pcIico Colmi,> i1ucr, to look after the musc"
"r% nrcvent violation, Of the Penal Codc.
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THE MUSEJ MS

THE MUSEUMS LICENSES WILL NOT BIZ REVOKED
The charge, against the Doris and Starr museums
I'm EighthAvc., presented by Mrs "Tannl'' MS
Iuchanan and Mrs. Peafe, the presidents "i 'hFce
,,o,ncn. t4mpcrance societies were before Mr. Speer.
IN. uavor.s secretary again yesterday. Commodore
Gerry also appeared 10 press the accusations on the
part Of the society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10
children Tic proprictors we're charged with keeping
,pon on Sunday and late at night collecting cr"Wds
yhIch prove a nuisance. and violating the Penal 'odo
James ". Osborne represented the Managers "' INC
museums aud +. r. shear. killian van kchSeHde' dn"
r. J.. Bayli,s for the petitioners. .,. ,,a
After arguing the cases, IL was arrecd Una. .e
.nnlicati0u for revocation of the licenses be WIN
drawn with the understanding that the Mayor sa~H
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A r N
% D. % AND 80 WEST FoURrgExrH.s ST.

WE BUY NO GOODS TO LOOK AT,
WE BUY TO SELL.
WE SELL THE GOODS WE BUY,
HERE Is
GOOD MERCHANDISE THAT WILL SELL
AT PRICES NAMED.
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% HERE Is THE EVIDENCE.
Upholstery.

OF CURTArNS-Lace, Madras SIX anu o"e' w.
., o,, oscr many hundred pairs az prices even less
than heretofore quoted - addition to our own SIOUX
we offer two large purchase. OF Scotch lace ana for'h
tuc and Italian silk Curtains Just made az the following
great reductions
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Az 1ssrgBLrrAy rLucr INDICTED.

rbo Grand Jury yesterday indicted pomini'k F.
upIvanev A~-cmblymau elect from the Nth p'''.' T.
an a charge Of clrction""rinS "l'h' wv
feet 81 the poll, on last election d"'' ~. ,'"'
,,.,., ,,. Professor HotthcH 81 Columbia college
, j. ALL, q. u,.ru'..r ~ the city Reform tIun. VIZ.
Nnlvancv tried 10 explain ID, action- T." ne ,,ri'
I,,'- I'm, did not succeed I doing -" -di4," r"i'
Ii has leon 4 member of tie legislature i've Tunes
already.
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT + GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT l. GDlNiI IN b-bAl'
Municipal Consolidation Inquiry COum'sin' No. ~
annual dinner Of Union College Alumni Hotel Bruins
Xcn.York Citizens Alliance j. g Boyd'' oN'c S'''
" i'm, Madison Souare
ATLANTA Boat club entertainments chckeria0 h'i'
Lecture by George Francis Train. Clarendon h''i' 0
" s,,,,o Court
Company l. o2d Ecsncnt case. supreme '""'
l,l.,r,ircI,l, Elslblran Club. Lion ParH = p H.
T,o,tinr Horse Breeders Association fiw Avenue
Hotel. , ch,,r.b n tho
I.lrhauv. j.. M - On ~
,f'.I Ny,ual Protective Union election no. o. East
Toulth--t, . J.. IN -, ,,.,,,.o,,h
p. - Ill ,,r, A.
scrbly Rooms. evening
Frederick vuier.'s lecture, Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church. 5 p.
Lecture by Gcossc KEENAN,. Broadway Tab rnace'
d. II.