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| WAGNERS opera LOnengFln was
Given at Paris on the 10th. There wal
| a noisy anti-German demonstration out
side, necessitating many arrests. The
German embassy was strongly guarded
SEVEN business houses at Camargo
Ill, were destroyed by fire. Loss. $50
| 900.
CAPT. A. J. SIMPSONS mill at Layao
creek, Tex, was destroyed by fro.
Loss, $50, 600.
THE Memphis theater, the Oldest play
house in Memphis, Tenn, was destroyed
by fire. Loss, $4,000
MEXICAN independence day was cele-
brated at Tia Juana by fight between
a wild bull and bear tied to stake.
In their struggles they broke the ropes
and the bear climb out of the arena
among the spectators. A panic ensued
and women and children were trampled
on and bruised.
GREAT prairie fires have been sweep
ing through Stutsman and Eddy coun-
ties, n. ID.
THE report of the seal experts sent
to Alaska is that the taking of seals on
the open sea must be stopped or the
species will become extinct
BUSINESS futures (Dun's report) for
the seven days ended September II mum
bered $50, compared with GA the pre-
week of last year
The stallion Nelson trotted mile in
2:10 on the track at Grand Rapids, Mich.
A FIRE at 173 and It's Monroe street,
Chicago, destroyed much printing ma
terial of Jameson & Monroe, including
forms of text books to be used by the
schools of Missouri.
ONE of the Dalton boys was over
taken, wounded and captured seventy
five miles west of Muskogee, /. T.
THE president issued his proclama-
ton opening Indian lands in Oklahoma
on the 18th, setting the time for the
22d. Great excitement occurred on the
border, boomers everywhere preparing
for the rush.
CHICAGO police believe that Vera Ava
is the notorious Diss Debar.
THE tenement house, $40 and 551
Sedgwick street, Chicago, was burned
were lost.
K. II. DUNCAN was executed at Eagle
Pass, Tex, for the murder of the Will
hanson family in San Saba county,
February, 1889.
BARON NoRDENsKIOLD, of Sweden,
has been arrested for vandalism. He
was given permission to visit the cliff
dwellings on the Ute reservation in
Colorado on condition that he would
not injure anything, when he started in
a work of destruction, gathering up
many boxes of relics which he shipped
to New York.
DURING a quarrel over some tres
passing stock near Keystone, Cherokee
strip, Amos Chapman, the Indian scout
of Camp Supply, shot and killed two
wboys, Bert Mason and Short.
DISPATCHES from Zanzibar state that
Lieut.. Tettenborn and sixty-fve sur
vivors of the Zalewski expedition have
arrived at Bagamoyo.
THE threatened destruction of Thorpe
Wis, was averted. Only the lumber
mill was destroyed.
The Mexican government has de-
clared the concession granted to Messrs
Ellis and Ferguson for the colonization
of negroes in Mexico forfeited on &C.
count of noncompliance with the con-
tract
Albert MoREA, the negro of Savan-
nah, Ga, who killed his two wives by
cutting their Threats with razors, was
hanged
In the Michigan Methodist confer
ence vote was taken on the matter
of admitting women as lay delegates.
After a full discussion the conference
decided in favor of the ladies by a vote
of 149 to 73.
The southern argus., 1891-09-24

The receipts Of cattle at the Kansas
City stock yards during the past two or
three weeks are unprecedented in the
history Of the yards. From August 90 to
September IT, this year. there were re-
ceived 124,995 head, 81, 7JO head more
than during the corresponding time
last wear.
The southern argus., 1891-09-24

LETTERS received from Jeddah,
dated August "a. state that the death
rate from cholera among the pilgrims
to Mecca was unprecedented in the an
nails Of Mahomedan pilgrimage The
authorities at that time estimated that
1900 pilgrims had died during the sea-
son
The southern argus., 1891-09-24

CAPT MARY MILLER, the woman who
managed steamboat on the Missis-
sippi for seven years and then secured
government license as pilot has APP
piled for the place Of lighthouse keeper
on the gulf coast She is an intelligent
and rather prepossessing woman. Her
husband is still an active navigator and
is running steamboat in the gulf.
The southern argus., 1891-09-24

On The Turf Exchange. Racer
Hello, PAGER, what did you strike to-
day?" Pacer-"A six TO one shot on
Borealis." Racer-"I did better than
that; l struck twelve to one shot. /"
Pacer-"On what?" Racer-"Dinner. f"
Colorado Sun.
The southern argus., 1891-09-24

The ashes of Nine. Blavatsky have
been divided into three portions, one
portion being kept in London, another
being sent to Madras and the third
being placed in an urn in New York.
The southern argus., 1891-09-24

An odd invention. manufactured at
the suggestion of New York lady, is
an enameled orange which opens and
dlscloses watch in one half and a
purse in the other.
The southern argus., 1891-09-24

Ex-CONGREssMAN LoRENZ BRESrANo.
OF Illinois. died at Chicago the other
day. He was very prominent in the
German revolution of 1848 and for a
time was dictator Of Baden.
The southern argus., 1891-09-24

a BLIND leper confined near Belfast
ireland, lowered himself from win
DOW and escaped The people were
wildly excited for time.
The southern argus., 1891-09-24

Lady Macdonald, widow OF the late
prime minister of Canada. has become a
contributor to the press
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CURRENT COMMENT.

At IS reported that Henry M. Stanley
Is planning new Congo expedition.
The southern argus., 1891-09-24

HE credit foncier Of Paris is reported
70 nave taken up the new Russian loan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-03
The Marine Band Concerts.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
For over thirty years the Washington public
has enjoyed during the summer months two
Marine Band concerts a week, one on Wednes-
day and one on Saturday. For some reason
even this mesger boon seems to be in fair
way Of being denied, for the II o'clock Marine
Band matinee on Saturdays can hardly be
called a public concert" nine-tenths Of the
Washington public being debarred from at
tendance at that, for them, unseasonable hour.
The Wednesday evening concerts seem to be
indefinitely postponed. Two years ago, under
similar state of affairs The STAR kindly
came to the assistance of the public and by it's
timely article caused the band to play. The
excuse then was that it was awaiting orders
to THAT effect,
1t was bad enough to close the program
just at the hour when the working people
were able to reach the grounds SO as to en-
able the band to fill private engagements at
summer opera" which has been the custom
Of late years, but the substitution of o'clock
as the hour for Saturdays concerts and the
suspension of the Wednesdays performance
leaves nothing whatever to the public. 1t is
hoped The SrAK will again let its light shine
on this subject. LOVER OF Music
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-03
Vital Stafisficr-

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
yesterday twenty deaths were reported to the
health office, showing one death from cholera
morbus, the first one this season.
The deaths reported were as follows: John
W. Nickerson, jr.. white, thirty-six years, con-
sumption; Emeline Pinkney colored. seventy
years, paralysis: James II. Harris colored.
hfty-eight years, chronic cystitis; Ernest o.
lnwzee, white, two years, pneumonia; Joseph
inc Gaines, colored, eighteen years, puerperal
mania; Rosetta Craft, colored, thirteen wears.
consumption; Henry Magruder. white, forty
two years, angina pectoris; George Brown,
coiored, sixty years, heart disease; James A.
Griffin. white. thirty-fve years, pneumo-
MA; Jennie II. Z. Howard, colored. two
years, broncho pneumonia; Robert Z.
Cook, colOred, dfty-three years, heart
eliot; Sibbie Chapman, coiored, fifty years,
valyular disease heart; Ella Willis, col
ored, fifteen years, consumption; David p.
Mclntire, white, five years, diphtheria; VIM.
Mattiugly, white, five days. trismus; Martha b.
Widdows. white, seventy-six years, asthma;
James Randall, colored, fifteen years, acute
tuberculosis: Mary l.. Kaiser, white, twenty
one years, cholera morbus; Ella f. Carroll.
white, thirty-four years, paralysis of heart
Alberta Shorter, colored, i've months, convul-
slOna-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-03

Worn-out,
run down." feeble women, need
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
1t builds them up. It's a powerful,
restorative tonic, or strength-giver
free from alcohol and injurious
drugs. The entire system is re-
newed and invigorated. 1t i'm
proves digestion, enriches the blood,
dispels aches and pains, gives re-
freshing sleep, and restores flesh and
strength. As soothing nsrvine, it
allays and subdues hysteria, spssms,
and all the nervous symptoms com
monty attendant upon functional
and organic disease. It's the only
guaranteed medicine for women.
1t does what is promised or it
asks nothing. 1t gives satisfaction,
IN every case, or the money paid
for it is refunded.
That's the way its makers prove
their faith in it. Contains no alco-
hol to inebriate no syrup or sugar
to derange digestion a legitimate
medicine, not q 6scerage. Purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless in
any condition of the system
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-03
The Golden Cross.

Mount Vernon Commandery, No. 40, U. o. G.
C., held its regular meeting Monday evening at
Good Templars' hall, Vice Noble Commander
Miss Emma V. Dulin presiding. A large num-
Der of visitors were present, including Grand
Commander J. y. Ehle, Vice Grand Commander
Miss Marguerite McCutcheon. Noble Com
mander j. A. Dickinson of Columbia Com
mandery, Miss Anna L. Slack, Mrs. Mary E.
Peabody and Frank E. Newton of Capital Com
mandery, Z. r. Barbour of st. Johns Com
mandery, DIR. 5. l. Groot, +. r. johnson, Miss
Fannie c. Cordero, Mrs. F. r. johnson and
Miss Adelaide Payne Of Goodwill Commandery.
Remarks on the good of the order were made
by most OF the visitors and Sir Knights Fowler
and Venable of Mt. Vernon Commandery Sir
knight Fowler presented a number of choice
books to the commandsry to form a nucleus
for . Golden Cross library
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-03
Electric storms In Two Citics.

An energetic electric storm occurred Mon
day afternoon and night in Cincinnati and
Covington, accompanied with strong gale.
The telegraph wires were useless for several
hours, and 1900 telephones and Il sc .OOC
dynamo of the Cincinnati Electric Light Com
pany were burned out. In Covington the
lightning struck in many places, one being the
clock in st. Aloysius' Catholic Church steeple
The clock was shattered, but the steeple was
not injured.
A storm passed over st. Louis At O'CLOCK
yesterday morning, and did considerable dam
age to wires of all kinds. Telephone poles
were blown across tine street railway tracks
and caused cessation of that traffic and 8
great Inconvenience to those living in the
suburbs. Travel on several Of the electric
lines was suspended for several hours. Many
shade trees were destroyed and some littl,
damage done to buildings on the outskirts o.
the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-03
United Confederate Veterans.

Almost every house in jackson, Miss, is
handsomely decorated with national and con-
federate colors. Gen. John B. Gordon, the
grand commander; Gen. Kirby Smith, lienten-
ant general commanding the eastern depart
ment, and Gen. Cabeii, lieutenant general
commanding trans-Mississippi department, to-
gether with their STATS, are all on hand. Gen.
Gordon was escorted yesterday to the capitol,
where the reception was held. Gov. ]. N.
Stone delivered q feeling address Of welcome.
He was responded to by Gen. Gordon. The
meeting was then called to order by Gen. Cor
don. The roll was then called, after which o
committee on credentials was appointed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-03
A Fourteen Year-Old Pirate,

Fourteen-year-old Harry Jordan of Newark,
N. j., bought pistol and hired boat on Mon
day. Pulling out on the river he encountered
another boat occupied by John Lewis and two
other boys Jordan ordered these boys to hold
up their hands. They refused. and he shot
Lewis in the head. Some men in another boat
called to Jordan, who replied with a bullet,
which slightly wounded John cannon. When
u policeman attempted to arrest Jordan he
pulled ont his pistol, but the officer dubbed it
out of his hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-03

There were three badly frightened boys in
the Police Court yesterday. They were
Walter Brown and his brother Clinton and
Joseph Calhoun. The boys were charged with
the larceny Of q toy bank from the house Of
Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald in Georgetown. The
brothers were nine and ten years old and Call
houn ten years.
Mr.. Ciagett explained that the boys were not
charged with HOUSEKEEPING ON account of
their age
The house Of Mrs Fitzgerald was entered
Sunday by cutting Stats from the window shut
tiers, and the policeman said that they went to
three different places the same day.
A good thrashing WAS suggested as the pun
ishment- The boys cried bitterly and promised
not to do so again.
Mrs. Calhoun said she had corrected her bow
and it was generally understood that the Brown
boys would be given dose Of the same sort Of
medicine.
Judge Miller lectursd the boys and told them
that there was q string tied to them and il they
were no: careful the string would tighten
They were released on their personal bonds.
Rain has greatly improved the crops of MI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-03
TIVE NSpn,se. CuxnYcoxs.

comb that combines the strength Of metal With the
elasticity Of brush. The hexibiiity OF the loops
makes this comb wonderful device. FEW
FONTS 1T 10 ss soft es brush" because the loops
give and enable the combiug ret down into
the holIows and sip over The elevations 70 the great
hostler ut perfect SELF cleaner. and The best
shredder known "becsuse It Y spring and the vfbrs-
ton of this coils readily frees them all dirt and
hair 1T cleans horse quicker and better than other
combs. beceuee 4 has so teeth bRich do not track
i;Ss h;sli IA ii part. q
and wsh-msds comb sincs the cod IL made Of vsry
tough .prinx s,es, and the shank 4 cast ms!leabe
bend our OF shspe from rough usage. bscauss Of ts
circular form. and because 10 elastic. The back 4
Rarsnt lndofssd ~ sxpsts and the trade everyvhsr
storss. 4. DkPUI son, Flour ana Fed HeslSra
Sole Agents. SIS md gu ~ q. s.w. myll,lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-03
CITY AND DISTRICT.

q The special value Of The EVENING STAB
to advertisers is the fact that it is not thrown
away after once being read, but passes through
hafa dozen pairs Of hands at least before
scented on a frnitu ne1rspuper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-03
WASHINGTON sopTnERS RAILWAY

FT Alexandra, ~. G.as. a. - nsaa INA,
an Ol noon. 90 > 20. . 30 80 be
~: : 81, go. lO'i' .ua. a 90 @ssG U.II
- - ~ - Z. ~. NseA days. - An Sundays
TOT hchliivnd anu tie south, 4 20 anil 10 l.. q,
Nsly. Accommodation I. > pm N..k daVe
Hams leave A.ensntlTia Tor Washington ISE zsaA
SDu' 8-lu Io-Jo. a. a.. n - am. .,u' 2fr
3oa 3-ru. : "a a., Usls. : ~, gssi 1890 .nl
5tVo Pin "a Sunday a. q. 10, 40 - I'D II snl
PIN. ~ -~-a'e
Ilcke,s and information At the oce northeast ~
W Ol lJt street aud lenIIsy Avenue AID A. 4.
sA.lon, nAtfe ofde-s cAi ue eit iOr tue c-ckins q
@ 49, 70 Hs'st alioL iiOl lIVgels and fsidslres
100 h 4. 1Sh. J. g. MOOD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-03
OCEAN STEAMERS.

- ~
NEW YORK, MAINE AND n. T. s. s. Co
EleeAnt passenger Recommendations DslightfA
STEAMER WINTHROP"
TOT Bar haroor, ksstporf. Csmpobello, ST. Andrews
and 81 John. n b.. every SATURDAY at 5 pm.
Special facilities Tor transportation VI hsses aud
STEAMER lucy p. MILLER
for hock3sid- Camden. Belfast. bangor sad eonnec-
tons Tor Mooeehead lake every IL ESDAl NJ uOSIu.
daily.
b TICKETS AT
fennA: X: X. and Baltimore and Ohio X. ofhces.
Il. ID. SMITH co. Genera MAI. ssrs.
=. = ~ Ia and 10 William ST.. New Nork.
bassass checked through to destination. je3to1yl
q AOhI kUUTE 10 LONDON.
y NokDDEUTscHEk LLOYD O. q Co
last Express steamers.
To southampton uondon, HavreD. Bremen
LAhn. fusS June pm. ;ksiser. ". III, Ned. .yuns
3. Up Inns. Sat. June q. N. Haye Tues. June
Y. Sam klbe. We'd June 10. Sam Elder. Sat.
Comfortsble state rooms excellent table ,urursous
saloon sppointments Prices LIST cabin sl0o aud NO
ward berth. according location. ID cabin. go and
s0ua berth steerzse At low Apply ~ n n.
DhooP. ss5 Penn ave. my3o
A LLAN LINZ, ROYAL NAIL sTEAMsHIrs-
N GLMsS4w 10 tHiLADELpnIA.
Prom scotland and North and Middle OF Ire ana
,.,. Acc.Dhh9DAfioNs oSsukfAssLD.
s HEL foSf sSb aLk haSx
via Londonderry. every fortnight
l1th yuns..... state Of Geors1a.....l d. m.
18th Janel-.... state of Nevada. If an
cshas psssass. SIS and upward. Incur..on. SSS -
upward. steerxge. 10.
Apply to u. W. MOSS, 82I Ia ave. or
my2s-3m MA ID. A. BhosNAN. Wsshinssos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-03

% OCKINGHAM. va, sPRINos MOUNTAIN Re.
"A sort celsbrated TOT its mine.4 yatsEs; ary and
slsystsd location; circulars- E.6 A0PkiNf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-03
PROFESSIONAL.


NINE FRANCIS CARD AND TRANCE MEDIUM
-1 Lite gwen from cradle To grave; open Sunday.
Sl3 North Carolina ave. sc myl3-2Ot'
tIME. kAPHAL. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
A1 voyant and astroogist the seventh born
with caul, has wonderful healing power Gives names
aud lucky dates Don't fAlI TO tins lady Room TO-
slOf ST. NV. lel-0t'
DRoF. CLAY is The OLDEST ESTABLISHED
advert Using clsiryoyant sstrologer and medium
this CITY, Has wonderful prophetic eift OF second
sight Reveals hidden mysteries. recoyers lost or
stolen property. brings separated together causes
speedy marriages. gives success business,
family troubles, evil in fuences. Strangers other
cities and all in trouble will and money by
coming to the right place he succeeds
others have failed Convinces most sketical and ad
yertises only what he do. Al ousinsss dentiz
Satisfaction guaranteed. sittings. Hourx. 20
~ Open sundays Residencs 479 II st., between ~
AMI 18th ITS. southwest. nly30-Ss
NINE BRookE TELLS ALL The EVENTS OF
NJ LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies and gen
tlensn 30 cents each. Hours: Gam to . D. m. 20
ST.. bet. LIST and North Capitol n. W. apll-Sw'
NINE DREAMER. The ONLY WONDERFUL
IVA gifted English and German ssrrologer in the city.
Tells all events OF life Ofhce hours. p. m
l5os 18th Open Sundays 10 30 ,. m.
myl4-1m'
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

t'oh foi.l Etss AiOAhoE. NoAfUIh. hICh-
nond, Va, or any point south take the new nIsL-
moth steel propellers Washington and Norfolk, y.
IL daily from foot " 9TH 81.
my5-im JOHN CALLAHAN. Genl supt
TOR NORFOLK AND OLD POINT TAKE
u Steamer LADY OF The LAkE. Pare Sl..J0.
hound trip S2.50 Steamer leaves 9th ST. wharf.
minus OF gable cars. tuesday. thursday and sunday
pm. Lighted with electricity and re.aTnI.hol
throughout. Through tickets TO Boston. including
meals ana state rooms 10. -. and New ork. 10
Telephone call. 1850 and z. o. ofces-5l3 and 1921
fenna ave. lmyiI ALFRED WOOD. q. i. A.
Nj ARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT
w Company Steamer Sue. Cart, W. C. GeoshegAn.
leaves every Sunday at y. Baltimore and rive-
landings. Steamer John r. 1ygert. Capt. Joln A.
hetcLsm. leaves every Monday and Thursday at
p IN Tor river landings. Thursdays trip will he
tended to Baltimore. All freight must ba prepaid.
for passage anu freight apply To STEPHENSON y
BIO. ,tA 81 wharf. or cor IA. ave. and I@tL ST.
mh:SS-bn
- IEAMEE ''MAKEEIELD"
~ Leaves lth ST. Wharf on MONDAYS. THURSDAYS
apu SATURDAYS at Z am. Returning TUESDAY,
lklDAl and SUNDAY evening"
Tor NCllilnl Creek, Va. and St Clements Bag, -.
TOUCHING Al InterlIIediate landings
Passenger Recommendations nrst-class
L. ". RIDLEY
US oeilera! Manager.
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RAILROADS.
iEsAPEAkE AND OHIO HALLWAY.

scheiuie N effe-i May 30 1901
Leave Union tieiut. 0th and u .tr-~tx
10Y Tor NeNport News. Oll lint Corafors ~.
Norfolk daily. Arrive at old Point al q 10 = m
and Norfolk NJ 6;S pm. fA-
2p.n., Cincinnati ftprrrr daily for station. m VIZ
Ffnia, West Ntrr1niA. kcntucAy and ClnSfunsd
Ne-iihule Sieefer- end entire train run fbronxh
without chance - Gin clrnAti. ArriNtns 80 M
pnins car 10 Clifton fOrsc. ssrnns lunch and
supper
IL 40 . IN. y, y. v Nes;ibule Limited daily SOFIA
trains. With dlninE carr. through without
chance 90 ClnclnnatL Neefiuuls Sl-spsr for Iax-
ington and Louisville. PuiIInAn Car are ops1 "a
receive passengers If p.m.
ofhces. 5lS aud AL feisnsylyania avenn-
mya6 General passrnst-T a.,
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LADIES' GOODS.

GIovK EMronrux.
e4l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
SAk Minis Soc. SIC and 45c.
cLEASfAsf" BLACK STOCKINGS.
a. livery pair warranted.
&c Shildren's >tockiaas ; pNirS ar
:ksc- LADIES stockings, PAIRS ii
30. Ladies Stockings. pairs $l15
Elegant. durable. sk nnish. rnvco-1m
~ A NiEln LADIES 10 KNOW THAT l HANE
". moved 10 my new a. srtmenss corner 81 lsth and
q sts- a W, over Ohio National BANK AMI |. !, NV
ptei@rea 70 exc ute III orders promptly lue Even
INK prtss-s STREET Costumes. Jackets, Nrsp< Ma
teec. MADAM BUTLER n.x5ei,s
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fI'HE POLAND SPRINGS OF THE SOUTH.
l. Green Spring Valley, Md
Why travel from t~o to four hundred miles to other
celebrated springs when have almost at your
door sR5 I iqIiy their egusi Sr supertori
10 only hour and forty minutes ride from Wash
ington. ID. q. SEVEN SPRINGS OF the purest water
DAY containing all tho virtues the celebrated Po
LAND wAIEn OF MAINE. Great remedy for dys-
rifles the blood cleanses the systsm hitel u frat
dining service and general conduct Of hotel viii
be Of the highest ordar Of excellence Amenu that
viii not tire Of. Hotel on LOFTY situation dry aslnos.
pherS no mosquitoes NO malaria; large. airy rooms
Hotel open june j 70 ocso6s1 i. send Tor dsscsip-
". I. STORK Owner
my2l>1m n. Charlea st.. Baltimore.
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Casa Or CnrDrr.
READ THESE PRICES.

READ THESE PRICES.
Sold Oak Antfqus-nnished Bed Room Suites. }
pieces. FOR 81. cash. or SIS on credit.
7-plece PArIor Suites. solid walnus frames uphoi-
s;ered plush best harco,h, for SIS cash or ESQ
- credit.
Good wovES-wIRE BED SPRINGS for go Is
ash. Sc so on credit.
BRUSSELS CARPET. Coo. ea.h or CSC on credit
Good INGRAM CARPET. 35c. cash or 4oc. on credit
we.ew and lay all CARPETS free Of COS, and don't
charge fo< the VAST. in matching figures.
on term, are the eAsies, Of any house In the city;
0ay small payment at time Of purchase and the bal
sacs in EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS
No notes required and per cent discount allowed
on al accounts settled in thirty days