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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-30
The New York Muir r.

NEW YORK, April 30.-Inspootor Byrnes
. has at last fastened tho crime for the muir.
: der of the woman Carrie Brown. The mut.
! dersr Is "Frenchy No. l." who was arrested
on Friday night, less than "a hours after
committing the crime. On the night the
| murder was committed "Ffenchy No. II
occupied room SO 10 the Fourth Ward Hc.
tel With a woman by the name OF Mary
Ann Lopez Tnis room was across the
hall from that occupied By the woman
Btown, and her unknown companion
From information 10 the possession of the
police 1t appears that the murdered
womsn's companion had left her some
time before o'clock on Friday morning..
Frenchy No. had at one time been lover
OF the old woman, but for come reason had
become inseney 'sou5 Of her. He heard
her companion leave the room and shortly
afterwards he got up, and leaving his room
mate, Mary Aun Lopez, asleep, crossed the
hall aod deliberately strangled and then
tisemb ,welled his victim. This is the story
Vi tuc pOiiCe.
l. is 90 bstantioted by the folcwing fscts:
When Ffenchy No. had completed bis MUIR
derous work he rscrossed the ball aod en-.
tered the room No. 49, Ia that room be
left The evidences OF his guilt When the
police made their Investigation, traces OF
blood were to be found on every side. The
ouly cheir the room contained was covered
with blood. smeared over it from the clothes
the murderer wore, he having Sat upon T..
Thu bed clothes wer, covered With blood,
the murderer having thrown himself upon
the bed. Hs stockings were soaked with.
blood, aud hia clothing YVES also covered
with blood. On the wa'le and ceiling many
small spots OF blood we're found, the man
having evidently entered the room With his
hands reeking with blood, and In his desire
to remove 1t he had shaken and snapped his
hands and fingers. When the fellow was
arrested Inspector Byrnes examined his
hands sad 6uger nai!s. Tns latter he care
fully soraped aud found plaln and distinct
traces of human blood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-30
ERnm WASHINGTON
5s,ecsal Correspondence Of the alexandria Gaze
10 .-...-x..l-....zc 4 &. anxi. % 1oo1

Is,ecsai Correspondence OF the alexandria Gazette.
HAaaINaSo,s. .. c., April 80, 1881
Texas people here today cay the appoint.
mena Of MI Cailtun az Senator Resgan's
successor, wiil have no fleet whatever upon
the Senatorial election in Texas, and was
not in;eadsd to have any. Mr.. Chiffon was
school mate OF Governor Hogg and is his III
innate personal friend, and rs he is well
eQuippsG fer ,he position, the Governor was
naturally Induced TO appoint him. Mr..
Chiiton's wife vas Miss Grinnsn OF Gull
peper County, Vlreieia, and his ancestors
we're Virsinisus, having moved from the
old Stats first 10 Kentucky, tbeuce 10 Ala
hama SUD thence 10 Texas. His appoint.
meot, the people referred 10 say will neither
gain nor lose Mr.. Mills u single vols.
The records have been examined and it
has been found that since the establishment
OF the government but three U. 8. ministers
have been rejected By the governments to
which they we're accredited: Mr.. B air,
nioister 10 China, for speeches dsPoga:ory
OF the Chinese; Mr. Kelley, minist Or to Italy,
for defending the Pops; en- Mr.. Buringha
minister to Austria. for adverse criticism
upon tie government OF at country.
A democratic politician OF North Carolina.
well-known iD his own State, here to-day,
saws all the members of the farmers alliance
In North Carolina are democrats, and that
II they have to abandon either organization
The alliance will hevs 10 go. Then, loo, he
.,acs, the alliance mad It's eva say in the last
iegisI.tnrs aud passed law taxing ell sals.
sire, but as poor as we'll as rich men Draw
salaries, though those Of the former are
usually emsli, that law has proved very IN
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ATTACKED BY HOUNDS DE-. j. TODD

ATTACKED BY HOUNDS DE-. j. Todd,
while paying professional visit yesterday
evening 10 George Smitt, tie we'll knows
foz-huoisr Of North Coventry, Cheste'
county, Ps.. wBs attacked by pack Of .nlr-
ts bnrgrs bounds. The doctor waa in the
act % opening the pate ahen ons OF The AMI
mas npprcs chsd bim. rs gave the dog g
kick, end the sn msi's yelis brought the
entire pack, which surrouaded him like q:
aeoy wolves. Re WIS., badly bitten and the
clothes torn from ais body before The angry
oanioes could bs driven asay by the occp-
pants CT tbs house,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-30
POINTS ABogr TnA.-"Po:ly pat the


POINTS about TEA -"Poly pat the
kettle on, and ws'ii s;l take tea"
Bot eee that the ketile s boiling before
mak!ag ths'es and see that the water is tresh
and that Is bois i'm Giately before it has
parted With i's sparkling gases. Do not let
il simmer and smmer for hours before il Ii
needed l think Is wss Dsm0niOo that
said, "Americans cook their water TO
DEATH"
Let the teapot. 40 ear'hen one, invariably
be eesdei before putting In the tea, and
then ALLOW the ties TO steep from five TO ten
minutes before serving. Il the ten is made
in the kitchen, do not allow 1t 10 boil sal
Cd the back part of the stove
A peculiar property OF tea Is that it
prevents the waste OF tissue Ia severe and
pro,racted physical and mental exertion.
famous Arctic explorer said in my hear.
thsy were put to through exposure and severe
toll far betser whom tes WAS served ont to them
than whsn depending upon COTE, or liquor for b
stimulsnt.
And then, what promoter of eociability is a
cup of tea; what home comforts does it suggest ss
To CowpeT, VIII en- he on winters evening draws
a cheerful picture Of the Cracking IRE, curtained
windows, the Kissing urn, aud the cup that
cheers, tut not inebristes"
There is pothipg like cup of tea as o nerve
tonic. or courae, mdulgeuc, in tes drinking can
BIO carried too fsr, as il wines, chloral, the bro
mides and other things good in their place.
Dc Qu;noe5 knew whereof he spoke when he
said, Tea is the leverage of the Intellectual"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-30

SUIoIDE.-Mra. ABBY l. Bi,dlsr, nee
Florence L. Dsnmes6. daughter CT Franciq
Denmesd. was found desG with bullet hole
In her heart IL her bedroom, at he residence
of her parents in Baltimore yesterday even.
Ing at FIVE O'Clock. The death of Mrs. Bied-
Ter, wbo was twerty-fcur years old. and
very beautiful woman, has csst gloom over
the circle Of society in which sha moved.
She WAS chsrming woman, aud had a..
most everything that could be desired in
life. Her husband, who Is travelling sales.
man for New York silk importing honse,
was abRent from the city on business for his
6.m. He went aWsv little more than
week ago, and none of The fomily knew last
night where he cou!d be located Dr.. A.
exander Hill coroner. de en- examination,
and In bis repor. says "doa'h might have
been the result OF ap accident. but circum-
stances point strongly TO suicide" No cause
is assigned for the act
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-30
HEALTHFUL VEGETABLEs.-The q

HEALTHFUL VEGETABLEs.-The water.
oress is plant contaiDiOg very sanitary
quail ie-. a curious chsrsc!sii tic is that
il grown in fefrUsine us str' an,, it aoe3!. !,
ioto Itself fge tmes the amocr :,
iron thst any other plaat dces. 81 ~
al ;e mic constitutions it is, thets' era s,ecia,
Iy Of value Ru; Ii also c0rt .,na n,oaor. Ia"
of garlic and sulphur. of iodine ana n ,rIn
pilates. aud is blood purifier, While rbrosd
1t 10 thousnt moS' wholesome coudimens
viii meat, 1895 or grilIed. The door If
the onion. WITCH is what makes it 20 m.
pleasant, is due to volatile oil. which ia
the sac' q as that 10 gsrlic, though ia tie
on'oL it is milder and naturally does net
1856 so long. There are, besides, easy WAYS
OF removing at once all uDp.eaasntress from
the breath. little parsley. or fe~ aims
of coffee. or even swallow Or Two of mix.
II taking after eating, proves an elective
remedy Scientific american.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-30

CONNECTICUT is essentially mapuEsctur-
lag sisie. The protecicnists sag protection
enhances the nroductivsness offsrmlng by al
fordlng home market for farm prodac's
II what they cay hs true, therefore, the
farmers of Connecticut should do thriving
businsss. Oo the contrary, 1t appears frcr'
The Hartford Courant that even the little
farming nov Zone in Connecticut has 10 be
still further cur;aied by reason OF the
scarcity of farm labor there. AS there ia
large sucplus Of labor in this country, the
feet that farm labor is scsrce in the manu-
featuring State of Connecticut shows that
tbs protective tariff doee not make aiming
profitable in thet State, for profitable bust
nseg can always secure 3 sufficient supply OF
labor even IL scarce, let alone in En- over
stocked market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-30
A Tragedy.

PEsrB, April ga terrible tragedy, in
which whole family Loaf their lives, hap
psned il this city yesterday. a man en-
p!oyed In the postl flee here was seizad with
homlcidal irsrz3 and fatally attacked all
che membere of his household. never cessing
10 his bloody work until be had murdered
Ms wife, mother iu-'ag and three children,
The man thsn ssratsd 10, the Danubs and
upon reaching the rlvsr threw himself into
toe water and pus az end to his own exist
abca
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-30
The Sugar Trust.

ALBANY, N. Y, April 3O.-Ths Senate
Committee OF general laws submitted to the
S3naie this morning report on the sugar
t,uat Investigation. After reviewing the
testimony taken the report says: 1T appears
1ncontrsa;oted that the trust declared
ten per cent. anoual dividends at oil tim Dc
during its existence, not only upon the orig
inal capital Of all the constiiusnt corpora
tions. smouating to !ess than 81 900. 900, but
also upon the fabulous valuation placed
apon the stock OF such constituent corpora
:ions, amounting 10 shout $50 600 600.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
Foreign News.

PARIS, April 3O-The Ere, CT armies on
the German frontier will b exercised In
night military man9uyfes on an imnsnse
scale early 10 the month of May. The
troops will occupy all the vital positions
which they would have to hold in al tfHt
TO rspulse o supposed Invasion OF German
s.oopg.
Sr. PETERSBURG. Ap.i! 30-An imperial
decree just Issued lsgitimiz,s all Christian
children, except the issue of adultery. on
the marriage of the parents.
LONDON, April 30.-The priests and pas
tors OF Moscow are overwhelmed with re-
quests from Jews for baptism 10 order 10
avoid expulsion. The law prevents such
conversions exospt in the case Of Lutherans
and Catholics, and then permits conversions
In limited numbers. The flight of Jews con
tinues. The expelled Jews are cruelty
treated, being marched out of the city afoot
chained in bands By the wrists. The Rus.
SLAMS sfterward pillsge the deserted shops
aud houses.
OAPETowN, April 80 The Portuguese
have occupied Msssi Kesse. Upon the sr.
prosch of the Portuguese the British set.
tiers guarding The stores there left thei:
posts.
PARIS, April 3O.-AmoDg the changes an
nouncsd 10 the French diplomatic service
are the following: M. Russian goes from
Washington to Madrid, and Count Mon
thoon goes from Athens to Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-30
TELEePAPHIC BREVITIEs.

u
damage to the fruit In northern Indiana.
DR. Joseph Leidy, the eminent physician,
sclen.iet end naturalist died In Philedel-
phia this morning.
The forest fires in the northern part Of
Michigan have already caused a loss OF
1926. coo, to Standing timber and logs.
The liquor license commissioners OF Balt;-
more, bsve grsn!ed 900 of the l. 975 appli-
ca!lons. The rever us therefrem s 1856 600.
40 inssne man, believed to be Levin
Stafford, of Baltimore, wss picked up on the
streets of Bennington. 1 ls., yesterday By
The police.
Preparations had been made By the Iowa
miners to strike May l, for an eight hour
day, bus 20 sts!ke will take place, az ell sill
rest content With tbs nine hour dag.
The immense storage warehouse end barns
adjoining. belonging to A. P. Childs g. Co.,
at Alden, Pa. were destroyed by fire this
morning. Three hcrees e1d several vehicles
we're burned.
Iooudlng 1850 immigrants to be lapdsd
at the barge Office, New York. to-day, there
have been 60, 449 immigrants landed during
April at that port, the highest number fer
April since 1882.
The jury in the casa Of Plenty Horse, the
Sioux Indian on trial for the murder OF
Lieut. Casey at the time Of the late uprising
Of Indians In South Dakota, to-day disagreed
and were discharged.
a strange disease hes attacked the horses
OF the fredericksburg, Ohio, vicinity. L. Ia
similar to the epidemic of epizootc which
ragged over the country number Of years
agc. A number of fatal cases are reported
Capt. Verney, member OF Parliament
charged with instigating the procuration OF
governess for immoral purposes, WAS for
mslIy committed for trial in London to-day
his bail bsing increased from $4,000 to
sos, OGO.
Yesterday Jim L Sullivan, while In c
St. Louis, Nc, saloon, pulled outs wsd Of
bills ard threw them on the hoor and said
There's my strf that Gays can lick S!at a
right DOW. He's got TO business following
| me arcund the country making Bluffs"
The convention OF the Episcopal Church
in the diocese of Massachusetts, to day at
Boston, elected Rev. Phillips Brooks, Of
Trinity Church, Boston. to the office o.
Sishop. to aucceeii the late Bishop Paddock
Rev. Henry Y. Sa;terlee, D. D, OF New
York, was slso candidate.
Martin Cupeta, hie wife and THREE chill
dreu, were arrested az Chicago yesterday
just as tbs father end mother were about to
pat en- end to their lives by jumping into
the lake. The whole family had walked
from Harrisburg. Pa, where Cupesa bsd
been obliged to quit work en- account OF TIE
strike in the coke regions.
Jonathan Woolford shot and killed Ffapk Fran
els, near Pikevile KY, to day. Themurderer's
brother was engaged in fight with r man named
Phillips Francis, who was friend Of Phillips
interferred in tho latter's behalf, and Wooford's
brother shot him.
The strike at the Michigan car shops at
Detroit is pract' cally over. Over 800 of the old
employees applied for work this morniug which WAS
immediately given them.
reports received from all psrtj of England show
that the epidemic OF il loupzs is still Spreading
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-30
Court of Appeals Yesterday.

n ,rfoIk and Western Railroad Company
Vs. Nuonally. Argued ard submitted.
Marks' adm n!strator va Petersburg R VI.
road Company. Submitted
Slaughter vs Denmead, County Court Of
Gloucester vs. County Court OF Mddlessx,
Combined Saw and Placer Co. ys. Flournoy
secretary. Conioned.
Mnaiok ss. Musick. Submitted.
Nsioasi L':e Iasurs nee Go. w. Branch &
Co, Di=U!sscd
Norfolk lsid Wss,osa Railr,ad Company
Us. D;noelis' I'd n.i is rator. Sent back to
WytheVllle to be cai!td a!ter the Common
Wealth's docket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-30
The Presidents Trim.

DELMoNrE. Gala. April 3O-Tae Pes
Dental party arrived at Dslmoats isst :yeo.
log. At the request of thu Pres!dsu hi. ~
rival was devoid OF oersm ony In ordsr that
the party might bs allowed rsss. The Pes.
ident vas informed :aas tbs Chinese En-.
peror had expressed bis uawilingnoss 10 re.
ceivs Mr.. Blair, the newly appoiaied Amer.
loan minister, but made no ccmuaot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-30

The sudden death of TWO boys at Prairie
du CHEN, Wis, occurring simultaneously sf.
ter excessive smoking led to post morten
examination. The result IL d'csted death by
phosphorus. combined With nicotine, a,,5 The
arssnicsl solution used in preparing paper
wrappers for the ordinary cigarette.
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: a NJ ID r a. " A
THUgsDAY evening". APEIL 80.

IF AS stated in the GLzETTE's Waning
no correspond nce of yesterdays date, Inc
prssidsn. ba OF the esms mind no" as lie
sces when the bill to increase the number Oh
circuit judges was introduced In Congress-
ba will Give st least four OF the nine new
indcesh;ps to democrats, and as there are
cn,y three circuits In the South, OF course
eslsot the iodsesbips thereof from the dem
ccrsts. who compose the vast mslofiey
G: the Intelligent element of the popu'a'
ton of this section. Though Mr.. Harrison
said socp after his inauguration that ne
voDl3 sonoipt TO ofGce 10 the South no man
uho gas not an accepted representative OF
the intelligence, thrift and reputability OF els
community. the fact that be subsequently,
annoipsed disreputabe negroes to many re-
anonslble southern positions. naturally
crested the impression that ne would carry
h;s psrt:ss nism into the Judicial department
ofthe government also, and appoint none
exceDt republicans to the jndgeships re-
fired to-; ard urder That impression IL IL
understood. the 'risnds Of no distlDsuiaheo
southern democratic jvrist have deemed 1t
worth while to urge their 'avorite upon him.
r. however, the President shall really H.
tsrs to give the soa,hesa circuits to south
EN- democrats. as be cree intima'ed De
vouid do, steps should be .Sken at once TO
have the nemee of pEcper men presented 70
bir, as socn Sc 40 shali return to Washing
ton IN order that be may have sufficient
time TO satisfy s;w.self es to their quallfica'
items There are several democratic lew
yess 10 Virginia p no would adorn TIE oeoco
Of The circuit OF which The State ferns part
Tbs ssilure OF their friends to cotfar arc
ante upou oae, aud to press his sppoint
menf. wcula got only be to Rtand 10 DIE
a ID their ogu light, but in that OF their state
and section a!so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-30

Err. MCKINLEY made speech in Brook.
Ign last Tuesday night ip which he said he
E.cor,m ended Tom Reeds ruiugs, the Force
hill, tao high tariff, aud a'l the g. o. ?. leg
iSIatiou, snd that the republicans are ready
for those issues In 1892" Well, II Mr.. Nc
E.nley bad asked the democratic managers
to ss!ect platform for bis party. they could
not possibly have recommended one that
would have complied more with the wishes
of their OWE party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-30

LAST TUESDAY negro man in laden
spolls. P:esiient Harrison's own home. was
saiz d by gang of white men, stripped, ano
jagged on his bare bsck until ne confessed
some deviltry of which 1t had been proved
as was guilty. So fer az heard of, neither
Mr.. Harrison uoc his Attorney General, Mr..
Miller, has thought ii proper 10 aend Rpe'
oisl agent to Indianapolis to Investigate the
Outrage" Bat, according to republican
doctrine, geography is great fsctor in de-
termining the character OF things.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-30

The Norfo Southern Railroad was sad
yesterday at E izsbeth City. n G. fer
$500, 900 under an order of the Udited States
Court to foreclose tho lien o! the frss mort
gage bondhoidsrs. The purchasers were
Cen Alexander T. Vsn Ness and J3hn G..
Moore, OF New Yo:k, who represent the re-
organization committee Of the security hold
eys. The name gil De changed TO the Nor.
folk and southeru aud Che management will
remaic the came
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already passed the House. Tbs Senate ala,
passed the congressional apportionman. bill
which. as calculated, will give seven Of the
twelve districts to the democrats.
0pposed to Strikes

ST.. LOUIS, April 80. "A sscre. meeting Of
conductors. 6remen. trainmsn ard The
swltchmen's ASSOC atom hss bean ned in
this city. Ia, four organ z,tions form o
federation With member nip Of 65 600 ana
passed reao'u i,ns p'eigiag ;hs org4niz
ton to work against the :e-eiec.ioa of Cnlst
Engineer Arthur Tna CHI &c: Of The I'D "a.
ton will be to preyao1 striEo, and ss,tle al
ma tsra Of differences by arbitration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-30

ACCORDING 10 a ceneus bulletin just issued
it appesra .hat while the per centage ofgain
In public school enrolment during the last
decade in Virginia was $500. that In Mssss-
chusstts was only 1888. and there was sc.u
ally decrease of ISL In Nsg Hampshire
and of 10 ~ in Vermont. And yet Senator
Hosr and ex.Sepators Edmnnds and Blair
sre loud bawlefs for education 10 the South.
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Loudoun Notes

All conmn cases on the docket of the Circuit
Court were Dipped of this Week, which will
probably be end OF the coupon hsgN IN in
this county.
Last Thursday night dogs raid ID the sheep fold
of Dir Utter5ack living the Har ison farm.
Al oat two miles west OF Lvesburg, ana slaughter
ed sen of / is finest muttous
1t is understood that for several ia S the first
of this week fierce fir ragged on the short Hill
range Of mpuutsins north OF Hillsboro' Mirror.
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The Michigan Legislature.

LANSING, Mich, April 30.-Tne bill pro-
vidiug 70, the election OF presidential cleo
tors By congressional districts With two del
sss;es at large. hss passed the Senate.
This Is democratic measure to divide the
Yoie CT The Safe 90 President, and IL has
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Iuk s. aims are entire removed py the I'M
mediate application OF dry cst before the
ink has dried. When the salt becomes dis
colored by absorbing the ink, brush it Of
end apply more; wet slightly. Continue
this till The Ink is oil removed.
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DRY GOODS.
VOODV ARD & L0T'HROP
10th. 18th, and T SITS. Wv.

We have been fortunate securing
the first selection and best part Of
FALK BROS. & CO.'S New York;
BANKRUPT STOCK OF
MEMS Zine FURNISHINGS.
Commencing To- day, April 80,
we shall start a
THREE q. AKS2 .SALE
Of tbs Bankrupt Merchandise in
our Mems Furnishing Department,
and advise our patrons and the
public in general to improve this
opportunity.
In the lot are such gods as the Celc
Jra'ed C. G. SILK Lnderrear. l. & x. Nor
ley's English Bslousgsn u derwcar
swiss Ribbed silk Underwear, &c &C.
Fine Silk, Isle ThIesd and Cotton Half
Hoee, Handkerchie suspel dsrs, &c
AL of which wi be sold At prices asked
for the ordinary gr dsa of mems goods
in many instan os lower
Meu's French Gsuz, ahirs and Draw
els
Soc esch
Mems Fine Gsuzs, Babrig ;an and Cos
sanor Shirts-all siz s.
sos each.
Mems French Babriggan Shirts and
Drawers-al all sizso
SOC each
Fine Lisle Thread Shirts and G-swa,s
81 ard 81 SO each.
MEMS Fine Half Hoss ip Cotton and
Isle Ihread-solid col5rs AID fancy
stripes-tcngliEh, Fronch sad oermso
weaves.
49, 25 IS lnd 6nc p.i-
All Pure Six colored Hail Hoe.
$1 pair.
Mems Fine Hnndk erchiefs, witt colo.ed
b)rder', in exclusive patterns.
10c SOC halt dozsn
1Sc, 81 half doz3n.
Mems suspenders-French W.bi-in
Plain Waite and Fancy coloss
12hc g. % and SOC pair
First floor, arst annex
BLACK GOODS DEeARTaENT.
BLACK SILK sgg..AD1NE, in Ag.
ufe'' btocaded az isce stripe eaecrs
SOC yard.
Finer grade T5o rard.
SILK AND WOOI. EEGADINF.
.isht- "eight Pi.ck Dress stuff, With
narrow satc .trips.
q 10. vide $3.50 a ya'd
(Fire. foor annex to 10;h.st bn:;diny)
STATIONERY DEPART1ENT.
! ton DunI5ar, wess'ock and Ray.ltone
Mlis fting Pspar, in octave. CONNER
c'si letter and fcolsc'p 70.
Zoe pound
(tirss floor, 11ih st buiidiog.)
glove DEPARTMENT.
Missos' Isle Thresd Gloves, 10 GIsys,
Taus, and Modes-fini he'd ingers-usu-
ally sold for 25c.
10: pair.
First floor, 18th st. bnildiag.)
I'D GOODS DELIVERED IN ALEX
ANDRIA.
WOODWARD & LoTHRE2QglPy
CORNER 18th AND STREETS Il. r..
WAssINGT)a, D. c.
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We have been fortunate securing
the first selection and best part Of
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