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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-01
OFFICE OF
WOODWARD q LoTHROP.
Cor. 18th and r Sta nv.
SATURDAY. FrsRu.Hr /. 1890.

ruRpAY. FEBRUARY i, lS9
The second floor will have display
on Monday we'll worth your seeing.
Fancy .Ginshams, Zephyrx, sa,eens
"Outing" Cloths, Flannelettes,
Prints. Cambrics, and whits Goods
viii be the attraction. Harbinsersof
new season The choicest products
Of skill and loom. We thought there
was no Improvement possible over
last seasons Wash Fraorics. and yet
It is the same old story. These are
better than any previous seasons
best, and prettief than the prettiest
heretofore shown.
Awide Scotch Gineham 1T o5c. per
yard, in styles and color printing that
equal Anderson's
Fine French Sateens In styles and
colorines that rival Foulsrd silka
"f1annelle" In styles and colorines
that can be compared with French
Printed Flsnnels ct four times its
price.
Silk-striped Ceylon Shifting Flan-
nels, Of pure Scotch wool. Sea Island
cotton, and silk combined Durable,
unshrinkable and beautiful. especi-
ally for 'Outing" Shirts, Blouses,
Tennis Jackets and Suita, Gowns,
Dresses Pajamas, &c.
silk Finished Melaneis This il
anew Fabric similar to the French
Sateens and In shown only In Black
Ground with White Figures. Stripes,
&c. 1t IN absolutely Past" color and
sold upon that condition. Your
money returned If it isn't The de-
signs are the prettiest ever shown in
Black and White Cotton FABRICS.
35c. per yard
(Second fioor)
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP.
WHITE GOODS ARE READY.
We never bought more judiciously.
New India Linons at 10, I2A. Is, Ia,
20 and 25c. per yard. The sheerest
Of sheer Qualitles-little better tAan
usually sold for these prices.
Finest assortment of White Plaid
and Striped Lawns We have ever
shown. Both plain and open work.
12Isc. to 25c per yard
White sheer-Quality Persian Lawns
at 20, 25 and SOC. per yard.
White Dimity SOC. White Striped
and Checked Dimity Lawn at SOC.
Hemstitched Batiste Lawns, 81
inch to 45-tnch widths. for both
children's aud ladies' dresses, 25c.
to 75c.
White Lawns, beautifully hem
stitched and tucked. . /. 25 and 81. SO.
A sob" Of Ecru Persian Lawns at
12l<c. per yard.
Hundreds Of desirable kinds OF
White Goods which we are unable to
mention here.
tSecond noor)
WOODWARD L LoTHRop.
Cor. 18th and r SITS. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-01
H1LADELpHrA SroRx

Opening Of New Ginehams, Scotch. 40
inches wide, in Plaids. Stripes and Plain to
match Beautiful styles. only 25c. yard.
Fine grade Of Domestic Ginghams In great
variety of styles. only l2lxc yard
New Dress Goods in PIaids, STRIPES and
Plain to match. extra quality. only SOC.
yard.
Another Great Bargain in Towels: SO of
aH-inen Huck Towels. measuring 40 in
IN length BY 20 in. i'll width, to 70 at lS,sc
orsi.oo dozen. They have newer beer, sold
less than 10 and ] SC. each. yuur CHANCE To
secure q great bargain.
New Hamburg Enbroideries in cambric
Nainsook and Swiss: choice goods at mod.
crate prices.
bargains in blankets and Comforts.
New Spring Styles Of Cassiv. eres for Men,s
and Boys Wear.
Afull line OF New Stamped Linens iust
opened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-01

WORDS ARE Bur CRUDE ISsrRu.
MRSTs WITH WHICH TO EXPRESS TIE GEN.
ERAL LIBERALIZATION THAT THE GETTING
RID" REDUCTIONS HAVE MADE. BUT THIS
WORK SHALL CONTINUE UNINTERRUPTED
UNTIL EVERY PIECE OF WINTER GOODS SHALL
HAVE BEEN DISPOSED OF.
EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR HOUSE HAS RE-
CEIvED CUT IN PRICE.
Nothing has been overlooked.
The continued mild weather has played sad havoc
with our stocks, and we had ever 30 much merchan-
disc left over that was evident to see them disappear
was to mark them way below their value. This We did
and now We see success browning our eforts
But with al the business done in the past week We
staring In our faces and weighing down our shelves
ping prices will continue until everything is closed out
LANsBURaH BRO.
Although there has been great advance in Silk
Goods We will continue to sell below OLD FIGURES.
We still have complete line of Shades in our 75c.
Surah Silks which We selling at Csc
complete line of 20-inch COLORED CHINAS
which we are selling at soc.
complete line of 27-inch COLORED CHINAS
which We are selling at 75c.
s pieces ALL-sILK BLACK FAILLE FRANCHISE;
regular price 81. viii sell ut at 75c.
S pieces ALL-sILK BLACK SATIN RHADAME:
regular price Zoe viii sell at 62hsc.
EVENING SHADES OF PoMPADOUR SATIN, "A
inches wide, at 75c.: was 81
EVENING SHADES OF DRAPERY NETS 10 per
cent of marked price.
4s-inch FISH NET the regular 81 10 grade, at
75c., ia Colors and Black.
An elegant assortment Of PLAIN. STRIPED and
FIGURED CREPES for Evening Wear at old prices.
LANsBURGR & BRO
Plain Cloths the correct material for dresses No
lady would consider her wardrobe complete wthouta
dress OF this fabric and although always yet
these are included in the Reduction sale"
6-4 TRICOT CLOTH in shades Of Gray Brown and
Brown Mixed, SOC. per yard Reduced from 75c
Brown Mode. Brown Mixed and Blue Mixed
IA fRiCOT. 63c. Reduced from 90c.
6-4 LADIES' CLOTH, in ell shades. Soc Reduced
from 75c.
5o-in; HABIT CLOTH, swilled back. 75c Reduced
from 81.
Sl.35.
So and s225 FRENCH and ENGLISH BROAD
CLOTH now Sl75
LANSBURGH & BRO.
more comfortable article for house wear has never
been thought of than JERSEY, ready slip on
always neat and II at all fit will outrival waist for
comfort and Whilst the demand for these have
not lessened yet include these in our Reduction
Sale" at Getting Bid Prices"
ALL-wooL BLACK TAILoR-MADE JERSEYS
Were SO; now S225.
BLACK SILK FINISHED JERSEYS, WITH VEST.
Were S4 now 1925.
DIREcToiRE JERSEYS IN BLACK We're 90; now
$34S
FINE JERSEYS trimmed deliberately in Black Silk
Braid, reduced from So Is to S4.4S
Our 44S SHOCKED JERSEYS reduced to g. We
have these in Black. Cream. Navy Garnet and Brown
Our TUCKED YOKE AND FULL SLEEVE JERSEYS
reduced to "a so; were SO. In same shades - the
above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-01
23D ANNUAL CLEARING Sale.

Silks, Sstins velvets and Plushes reduced 25c.
Many Dress Goods 1t half original vslue.
ladies'. Gents and Children's Undsrwesr at cost
Collars aud CUTS. Corsets. &C. &c.
Blankets, Comfortabes. Canton F1annels and Wool
flannels reduced 20 per cent
Hhsettngs and Shirtings ct manufscturerS' prtooA
Yard wide Ladies' Cloth and Cxshmeres x5c.
Disc Henriettss and CaAhmeres reduced 70 6Oc
DR.. Warmers and Balls Corsets CSC
Fruit Of the Loom Cotton sac.
IO-4 Shoeting low 19c
Lonsdale Csmbrfc. gen utne 91(c
Extrs long full Regular BalbrixRan Hooa lQc.
The Monarch el.25 Shirt now &c.
Cash purchasers may save 20 per cent
BRUDHEAD 4 Co.
907 ct. NV. Masonic Templs
Established 1867.
The Oldest most reliable and cheapest Dry Goods
House on ct. ta3O-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-01
A GEsrrEL COVERING.

A GEsrEEL COVERING.
What do you wear when 1t rains-some old clothes
that you don't whether they get wet not! You
don't feel comfortable in them-dowdy-you know
precausion. Wear the finest you've got under it
and it's perfectly safe.
There are waterproof coats made tina, possess the
superior advantage of the genuine English MACKIN-
TOSH. There's of that offensive odor about
them to be carried clothing for hours after
dof the coat. They are ,paarated not 70 break OF
crack and let in the moisture.
You can't buy the genuine MACKINTosHEs every
where In fact WE ARE THE EXCLUSIVE HAND
LERs OF THEM FOR THE DIsTRIcT-Appointed 30
By the makers over in London Look out for imits-
tions Every good thing is copsd-but they lack the
cardinal virtues Of the genuine.
They don't look like waterproofs. You pass many
gentleman the street-and really admire the hand
some patterned garment he's got on Ten to one it's
MACINTOSH The manufacturers show tip-top taste
in the choice Of dssigns
They on the ground floor Gin price, tool ct the
Furnishing Department. Ask for them there
A WALL" OF HOSIERY.
Solid full-our East Market Space window.
II You will take the trouble to look you can see
the different lines They all tcketed and priced
plainly We'd rather you'd let show them 10 you over
the counter. It will be more satisfactory all around
Take special look at the quality Of those English
stripes-that were quarter pair-now two for the
same money-or 15c If you only want single pair.
These two lines Of Balbregsns- unbeachsd and SAM.
| tary-2l cents-are not the common sort-better-
Look on them rs extraordinary are.
There are Merinos at 25c. Natural Woods Ut SIC,
Fast Black Cashmere at 4oc. Silk ct 5Oc-tdown from
s1)-and mp the lsddsr.
We've got THE Hosisry-n you are In want Of any.
c.ro Cn~rp.ru
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-01
sEAT0N PERRY.
spFRRy RITZ nrNao

Established 1910. 1t
NEW REMNANTS-NEw REMNANTS-BEAU.
~ tful lot Of New Spring Remnants on our second
To0r, formerly Wrap Department KAUFMAN'S
DOUBLE COMBINATION, ] 1th st So fl-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-01

NEW BLEACHED COTTON REMNANTS-FRUrT
New lorE Mills. w RAGfMxN's DOUBLE Coa.
BINATION, l1th SC. Sc. n-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-01

NEW BLEACHED UTICA sHEETING REMNANs
~ Sheetine, DC. S-4 sheeting, lSc; ga SKA
lns; ZUc lO-3 Sheeting, 23c. kAUfMAN's Dot ~
COMBINATION. 18th st. Sc III
HMLET 4 DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANOS. n
Perfect Piano OF the are: superb in tone to-
A.9 .cnon; elegant new spring sty les lnstallfDep
lit III i. STMNER MI pth al N n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-01
Z 10

In order 10 make room for our spring purch,s., -.
have made large reductions in all our Eyenrns a.,.
and will Offer them at aud below cost rhes, eo.,..
being all and Of the latest designs are nor a.,
able for
BALI. DINNER AND EVENING WEAR
45-inch Striped Gaures with Silver and Gold Tfa,-l
in White and silver. Cream and Cold Cardinal ana
Gold. Gray and Silver. Bsck and silver. Reduced "a
Soc: former price Ell
45-ineh Fancy Striped Gauzes. In Cream and Cola.
Blue and Silver. Pink and Gold. Blue and sold. Maiz
and Gold. Black and Gold. Reduced 10 Obs. former
Price alas
45-inch Chenille Striped Gauses. with Ti,sel. IN
White and Silver aud Cream and Gold. Rsaced 70
sl.e5; former price e.
4o-inch Embroidered 6auzes, with Satin stnSs. An
Cream Blue. Pink. Cardinal. Cry and Main. Re-
duced TO s2.25; former price s275
Two Pieces Of Very Handsome Emhroideres Mop..
seine de Sole. in Pink and Blue. IN yards och. az
inches wide. the regular price Of which was sp RI.
duoed 10 &C.
4S-inch Flos Striped Nets In Blue. Maize. 'le .,s
Cardinal. Reduced to 81. former price SIS
Many short Lengths At half price
We invite an early inspection Of these soodss,a-.
the assortment Of ooiorinss are broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-01

THE 1889 "Oprsrse..
So that all may understand and properly ap-
preciate Mondays opportunity. We publish the
following notice of last years Openings"
THE STAR, January so. 1889:
"Vthis ,cere not the t,celrrh annual midpfnter
opening one ,cos.ld haze little faith IN such en-.
traud0ant promfses. It's because sueh promises
haze been fulfilled in the past that the Pa,ais
Roya, Opening occastons haze CONS to Be mat.
ter Of interest to uisors and residents and there
fore, a good ne,cs item.
Perhaps it is knoDn to most womsn that
Opening Days occur at the commencement or
season. Souvenirs at the 'Palai' Rovar are the
nesc ooods at cost prfees"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-01
E (. ~ u EFI S
PoPuIA8 SHOPPING PLACE
Asl 7rH STREET.

n YuLIoK. LOAN oEFIcH lgle PA AVE.
Broker in The District. Money loaned on wstchsA
Diamonds yewelry silver Ware and other valuable1.
q Sold Watches and other unredeemed pledges in
Rreat variety It very low praces. jAl3-6ns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-01

NEW AMoSKEAG APRON GINGHAM REMNANTS.
~ 6Ac. New Amoskeag Dress bingham Remnants,
1s4c. New Seersucser Remnants. Plain and Stripe,
&c KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE,
llth ST. Sc fist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-01
SILK UNDERWEAR

We coureously invite the Ladies' of Wa shington and
others to ask 10 snt Of SILK UNDER
WEAR that we handle. Our desire to make known
10 you that carry these fine goods makes us Just
little desirous of having you call irrespective Of any
idea OF purchasing.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-18
WILL HE GET 1T?
Jay Gould is Said to be Moving on the
Richmond Terminal.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Commercial
Advertiser this afternoon says: among
the changes going on in railway control,
the latest that is clearly discernible is
the passing Of the control Of the Rich
mond Terminal to Jay Gould. He is
understood to have said to some Of his
friends to-day that ne mad secured
enough Of the stock Of the company
to control it. In Richmond. Terminal
people were very reticent about the mat
ter this morning. President Ullman
declined to confirm the story, but re-
fnsed to deny it. Others who know what
is going on, were less reserved, and
while they refused to be quoted, said the
fact was undeniable and that Jay Gould
had secured control Of Richmond Termi-
nal.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-18
A Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or in case Of
failure a return OF purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our ad-
vertised druggist bottle Of DR. Kings s
New discovery for Consumption. 1t Is
guaranteed to bring relief IN every case,
when used for any affection Of Throat,
Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption,
Inflammation Of Lungs, Bronchitis, Astn-
ma, Whooping Cough, Group, etc., etc
1t is pleasant and agreeable to taste, per
fectly safe, and can always be depended
upon. Trial bottles free at John \
MacRae's drugstore.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-18
Judge Lynch Dealing Justice in
Alabama.
IBv United Pl ess.l

BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 17.-Near Hill
man, Ala, eight miles from this city,
Henry Smith, colored, was lynched last
night for brutal assault on Mrs Mary
Calhoun, respectable white lady, sixty
years Of age. The assault was commit
ted week ago, but the negro was not
captured until last night. AS soon as he
was identified a crowd of v hite men took
him to the woods and hung him to a
limb,
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-18
IYIrS TRUE LIGHT.
r .rg ,tAKE NJ. PAT
..II 1,,5ry ,',Iy Il. =. sENA-
ron r5a gzpoSEo.

..,t Umuecman "''' 1 ne, .
ii'a',' ra,rt Nadc to send "
..u ~ ,,.ffathc United states
i'p' ~. geculir champion OF
r. = =. tpIa of Che '''i'1'', -.
= Georgia fr y $. ssna Sen
ami f. grows more bitter
The acs TINT a number Of
.a.smea settled upon Mr.
..o.. rao is at the head Of one
..., m5aorolias in the South
N.tau.enea all over the
~ tsa mighty revolt over
,a to sell ou- or give away
Alliance victory TO
rss. monopoly
...aur Mr. CALHOUN was
Ne anti Gordon caue IS,
ga. asu ia Inc Hal OF the
representatives, and speeches
ag United states Senator
ab1 bad been a prominent
.ne Unitei States Senate
Clearly upon the Alliance
q.i state senator HARrIpGE,
saaatrGoaD)N man uP to
zion Of CALHOUN. These
m strong, forcible and able
ml 10 the noblest patriotism
body Of honest Allioneemoo
State Of Georgia. We wish
galucar had room to print
.aia full We can only give ex'
| adlg apon the CALHOUN en-
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-18
w. q X. s. TUCKER, Il co.
Ladies' Fine Shoes.

The very best work of Messrs. Zeigler
Bros, and Laird, ochober & Mitchell.
New styles in patent leather tips, cloth
tops, &c. Prices moderate for fine
goods. The best values al 81 90 and
So. 90.
W. II. & Z. S. TUCKER i Go.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-18

Extra fine AspinWall bananas at
BARBEE Il PoPE'S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

JAHEs NANpESBFBcF.
Comptroller
Aid. 0Donnell moved that the report
be accepted and adopted. and the clerk
be instructed 70 draw orders in favor 81 the
several PARTIES As recommended by the comp
troiier. and the clerk and comptroller he in
strueisi % draw an order on the cty deposit
ory for sI.Es6 90 be disbursed by he treas-
uTgr. TO the several PARTIES named in tie
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

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ease c.n.ftix f1.iainsa ssla appe4.s. asa
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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04

This department is now replete with all
and domestic mills.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-23
SMUGG. ING BY WHOLESALE
London Clio his Bro ight in by Inman
l. ne Stewards

Reports have been current a long time that
employees of the big Transatlantic steamship
lln"N were dong rushing business SNUG
cling London cloths into thi4 country
Charles ). Wilbur, the new head of the
special treasury agent, declared that he ba,
at last unCarthed an extensive system of
dciralidlng the revenue. wh Ch involves
many individuals md firms of prominence.
both here and in England An old wagon
was found driven to the pier where the CITY
OF New York lay, by ragged boy. lie
backed his wagon out against Tic last of the
sktds which run out from the vCs els side
Nilburs men who were hidden rear by
saw a lot Of packages slide down the skid.
They were tossed into the wagon by the
juvenile driver. The boy was arrested. In
tie wagon were found packages containing
suits OF clothing of the latest English cut.
some were addressed to men well known
about town. aud others to prominent tailor.
ing houses in the city. There welC n lot Of
cricket bats and box of cutlery in the
wagon, besides big trunk, which was not
opened. All the foods were locked in the
seizure room. Shortly nttcrwnrd the in
spcctors arrested Richard Hart, Tie steward
OF the smoking room, on board the steam
snip, and later in the day John Baker an
John Hughes, first and second bedroom
stewards, were hauled in
1hey confessed more or less completely TO
Assistant District Attorney Rose their share
III the smuggling. John Hughes said he was
responsible for the box OF cutlery. lie was
to have the package taken ashore and sent
to the office of the Mcridcn Gallery Com
pany. For this service he was to receive S2l
AT l3D o'clock all four prisoners were
brought before Commissioner Shields
charged with smuggling, on aildavits signed
by Wilbur aud Inspector IIusscy. The com
missioner held them for examination on
Monday afternoon, fixing bail at S25O0 each,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
Typhoid fever is Epidemic in Cairo.

! Typhoid fever is Epidemic in Cairo.
| Mining riots arc reported at Ortucla
| Portugalcto and DcsSrt0 At the last
named place the mincrS stoned the troops
| who fired In the air. The striker, coutiuu
ing on the offensive the soldiers sent aNu.lcS
into The crowd, Killing several and wound
Ing other. The whole province of Bi>Cay
has been placed Under martial law.
The Marquis dc Lcuyic authorizes the
positive statement Of his intended marriage
with Mrs. Frank Leslie, which will take
place next month. Mrs. Leslie was seer
luEching n! the & rosNenOr Hotel with The
marquis. She took the reporter into
private rootn and tod him that site did moi
deny tue l1lnor.
Five Of the porsDls injured Nv the cX.
plosion OF haIiNtiir =; ANig,irna have since
died, making the total number otNctim, ~.
Mr.. Roche tIIo:na Rlcrl has been elected
member of the English Parliament from
Fast Galway without opposition. He suo
crcd> the late Matthew Harris.
Nine. piss Dollar Of New York. who be.
came notorious through her "spook" pictures,
has been arrested in Rome for guiding a hutr,
keeper, She is also charged with irving tc
procure money from many prominent per
sons by false pretcnccs.
The London Chronicles Berlin correspond.
cnt says he is able 10 state on good authority
that Germany docs not claim Uganda and
! hyoro, hut that she will Insist upon 800 east
longitude ~ the western limit Of her terri.
tory. The southern limit she allows to be q
matter for debate, and therefore that qu,s-
ton 10 left open for the present.. The CORE.
spondcnt far, her says he is assured that tn,
government will not recognize the activity
OF Or Peters Outside OF the German sphere.
sir James Turgasson. under foreign score.
tary, said in The House of Commons that
Henry NJ, stanlcy's treaties with African
chiefs we've not authorized by the govern.
mCnt.
Mr.. Charles Emory Smith. the new Amcri.
can Minister 10 Russia, has presented his Gre
dcntials to the Car. The CEarina suh~c-
qUcnuy gave an audience to Mr.. aud Mrs.
Smith.
A frud which has existed for some time
between the artillery and infantry stationed
AT lresbnrg has resulted in n terrible riot
and much hloodshed. the infantry using
swords and the artillery curlasscs. one
gunner YVES pitched into the Danube and
dTowhci and ~ men were severely
wounded.
A special dispatch from Paris favs that
President CnrnOt has gained so much popu.
iarltf Tor the government and himself dur.
,hI nus recent tiip south that his advisers
nave been encouraged In consent to another
SNORT tnp. When this is Cunclu ed the
ircNld,ut VIII have visited nearly every sec
", q IN" country since assuming office
ne government cont nues to show in.
creased strength rs each threatening qurs.
tlOn ariS.s.
The Socialistic deputies in the Rpichs,nr
VIII move an addition to the constitution
empowering the KcichStag 10 appoint parlia.
iueh'ary committees 10 inquire into cconOn,.
ID q !tsuons. The committees are TO have
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-05-23
CLIPPINGS.

The German Emperor last year con-
ferred Jos decorations.
Uncovered Kite ca tables arc find
ing favor now with housewives and
servants.
The British fisheries last year Welded
the catchers between thirty and forty
million dollars.
The dentists of the United States
will hold their next annual convention
in Atlanta, Ga.
The University of Mississippi has
received from the state more than
a million dollars
The prepayment of postage on let
tiers to Canada i, compulsory, and the
rate is two cents per ounce.
There are not far from l7O CONNER.
cial and business colleges in this coun,
try, with about 80, 900 students.
I'm order for 200 dozen live quail
was filled in Chicago for shipment to
California for breeding purposes.
Of the 765 stcamSl lips that entered
the port of Montevidio in 1888, not a
single one bore the s.ars aud stripes.
OF the 1896 vessels which carried
grain and brCadstutlS from New York
in 1889, exactly four. Il. Il no more,
sailed under the American flag.
The historic Chris.'s Hospital, with
its famous blue coat boys, will soon he
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