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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-06-29
Nottingham Lace Curtains
AT REDUCED PRICES.

AT REDUCED PRICES
These Curtsins are out of the ordinary run
of Nottinghams, the patterns being copied
from real lace designs, giving the same effect
as the tamboured lace.
White Nottingham Lace Curtains that were
So, 1926 and $3.50 pair are now $3.50
White Nottingham Lace Curtains that were
1915 and 81 pair are now So.
Fourth floor. 5000. 11th-st. building.)
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NEW ALEXANDRIA.

Grand Opening Celebration July l.
Addresses by Mayor STRAUSS, Hon
George A. MushbaCh and T.. \ Reed,
az Alexandria Hon. j. n. Hichards.
Of Ohio: Hon, Benton oicNiiIlin, OF
Tennessee: Hon. Geo. II. Ikirt. of
Ohio: Hon. Ashur Caruth, OF Ken
lucky. from one till two O'clock
Music and Free Lunch Served ALL
Everybody Come.
GRAND AUCTION SALE OF LOTS.
From ? till 5 o'clock some of the
choicest lots in the townsite will be of
fered for sale at auction by the we'll
known auctoneers, O'Neal & I-unt AID
Cant. Il. F. huox, of Alexandria. These
lots will be sold without reserve on
small cash payment and small weekly
or monthly payments until paid in full
This is your opportunity to secure a
good investment for a small amount OF
cash.
S. S. YopER, Manager.
For full information apply to ONeal
s. Lunt and r. F. Knox, Alex, Va.
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REMNANT SALE.

Beginning on MONDAY,
June IS, and during the entire
week we will offer bargains in
all departments at prices NEVER
HEARD OF BEFORE.
In fact the prices cannot be
duplicated by the manufac-
turerS.
Vs. Just note a few of them,
Sc Indigo Calicos, in remnants, Sc.
Simpsons best Calicos, black and figured, in
remnants, &c
&c Fancy Caliaos, in remnants, 3i2c.
Zoe Outing in remnants, Sc.
Zoe Furniture Crctones in remnants, Sic.
Sc Bleached "A Cotton, in remnants, Sc.
25c Spring Dress Goods i'll remnants, 15c
roc Ladies Laundcrcd Shir. Waists, to
close Acc.
75c Ladies satccn Shirt Waists, blues and
blacks to close, 4Sc.
SOC Ladies White Shirt Waists, slightly
soiled, to close, pc.
Toe Mems Lsundorod Outing Shirts, TO
close, Zoe.
soc Mems Balbriggan Shirts, TO close ;3S3c.
35c Mems Balbrggan Shirts to close, 23c
10c Ladies' Ribbed Vests, to close, sc.
20c Ladies' Ribbed Vests, to close, 12l2c
25c Ladies' Silk Mitts, to close, 15c.
Doc ladies' Silk Mtts, to close, 22c.
soc Ladies Silk Mitts TO close, 32c.
25c and 50c Mems Teck aud fourth Hand
Ties, to close, 19c.
25c Silk Windsor Ties, to close. Zoe.
Zoe Open aud Shut Fans, to close, Sc.
15c and % Fans, to close, DC.
And numerous other bar
gains to close, which space will
not permit us to mention. If
you are seeking for Bargains"
come to us.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-06-29

LAST NIGHTS BURGLARIEs.-Burg-
lars last night secured an entrance into
Sefer Blouse's saloon, on upper King
street, by breaking through q back
door with a pick. They took between
40 aud 80 cents found in the money
drawer, drank as much beer as they
could hold, and carried oil some cigars
and bananas.
The store of Nj. c. \. Bland, 1907
King street, was entered last night by
a thief and pair of pantaloons belong
ing to Mr.. Edward Robinson stolen.
The pockets of the pantaloons contain
ed some money and letters. The latter
were found in an adjoining alley this
morning. About month ago a box
containing some money was stolen from
the show case in Mr.. BANDS store.
AT late hour last night Col. I. II.
Ficklin, who lives on st. Asaph street,
near King, beard a noise III his cellar.
With his son he went to the cellar just
in time to see man emerging there
from. Colonel Ficklin shot al the man
twice, but the latter made his escape,
SO far as known, unhurt.
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sun rises tomorrow at 1856 and sets
u High water t % a. N. and
5.l7 p. m.
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POLICE CoURT.-.uoyor Strauss pre-
siding.-The following cases were dis
posed of this morning
Richard Reynolds, colored, arrested
by Officers Howson and Ferguson for
assaulting Edward Jones also colored,
was fined $40.
Samuel Hicks, arrested by Officer
Grady for leaving nuisance on the
premises lately occupied by him, was
released upon promise to absto the
nuisance at once.
Julius Dreifus, charged with improp-
erly interring deceased cattle, was dis
missed, it appearing that dogs had dis
inferred the carcases.
The occupiers of the Opera House
who had been summoned in regard to q
nuisance at that building, were dismiss,
ed, after satisfactory measures toward
the abatement of the same had been
taken
Night Report.-Last night was clear
and warm. One prisoner was at the
station house.
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I'D .

"r>THER PROBABILITIES this
generally fair; slightly warmer
saturday morning.
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FUNERAL.-The funeral of the late
Captain VIM. J. Boorhe took place this
morning from his late residence on
Princess street. The services were
conducted by Rev. II. Suter, of Christ
Church, aud the pallbearers were
Messrs. Il. F. Knox, VIM. a. Smoot, +
5. Fawcett, O. r. Hoof, J. L. Beckham
and Judge J. X. NJ. Norton. The in
terment in Ivy Hill cemetery.
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GRAND AUCTION SALE OF LOTS.

WYE HAVE Just received very pretty
w assortment of BATISTES; call ems, see
them at AMOS B. SLAfMAKER'S. :
y1IGURED LAWNS at sc yard, at
n AMOS 3. SLAYMAEER.S.
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ParasolS at Reduced Prices.

women's % inch Fine Quality Gros Grain
Silk Psrasols, natural wood handles 81
each. Formerly SIS.
(Third hoor,.. ........~.......1oth-st. building
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

,RIDAY EVENING. JUNE %, 1894.
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bert Bryant will urge him to become
candidate.

PERsoNAL.-Rev. DR.. Leftwitch, for
merly pastor OF the Second Presbyterian
church, will return to Baltimore soon.
He is now visiting Il son in Atlanta,
Ga. He was i'll with spinal trouble
when he left Baltimore several months
ago and is not much better now.
The clerks in the tonnage depart
ment of the Il. & d. R. R. office, in
Washington, yesterday presented their
chief clerk, Mr. c. w. Ashby, with a
handsome banquet lamp and stand as a
wedding gift. The lamp was presented
by committee composed of Mr.. VIM.
IL. Melchior and Mr.. John Whitbeck,
clerks in the r. & d. office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The April term of the Corporation
Court will begin on Monday.
Marley Encampment meets tonight
at Odd Fellows Hall, north Columbus
street.
With garlic in the butter and the
crank talking baseball, the straw hat
can't be far of.
The Loudoun Telephone says To the
surprise of everybody it appears that
the peach buds are not all killed.
At the recent cooking main in New
York the cocks of Mr.. Maddox of Fau-
quier county won eight of the ten fights.
The provision stores of f. Greenapplc
and II. H. Strang, in Washington, were
destroyed hy fire las, night, entailing a
loss of SD 900.
A red and Il black carriage robe was
stolen from carriage belonging TO Mr..
Myers's livery stable while standing on
Lee street on Thursday night.
The money drawer in the saloon OF
Mr. Leroy Martin. on King street, ne II
Pitt, WAS broken open last night and
robbed of a small sum of money.
The religious meetings at the First
Presbyterian Church are still going on
with increased attendance. The meet
ngs will be continued next week.
1t is reported that two of the young
clerks in the r. Il ID. Il. r. office in
Washington settled difference recent
~ by the wager of fists in retired spot
Oil Jackson's Island.
The shipyard now presents busy
appearance. There are now employed
there about twenty-five men who are at
work rebuilding the schooner Ellen
Tobin and steam dredgc.
A curiosity in the shape of a petriIied
ham is on exhibition at the restaurant
OF Mr.. Jacob Brill The ham was
found in the ground near Staunton and
will be sent to the Smithsonian Institu,
ton in Washington.
Mr. J. H. Greene expects to secure a
new trial for Ben White, colored, in Jail
here for crmnally assaulting n white
woman near Manassas. Whites mother
has been in this city this week solicit
NY SupoClipliouS W anu III his ucIcuSc.
Jim Robinson, Whites companion will
probably be hanged on the Goth.
At the April term of the Prince Will
liam County Court, which was in ses-
sion from Monday until yesterday, the
cases against the three white and six
cololed men, charged with stealing to-
bacco from freight car at Qnantico
several weeks ago, and Louisa Primm,
colored, charged with infanticide, were
dismissed upon the ground that the
charges could not be sustained
The GAZETTE publishes for the Virginia
Humane Education Society to-day, a True
Hero" Sec first page.
l. Schwarz & Son have just received ar
other large shipment of goods from the New
York market In their sale next week they
offer some remarkably low values.
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Police CoURT.-Jpstice Thompson
prrsidjRg.-The following cases were
disposed of this morning
Edward Price, colored, arrested by
Officer McCuen for disorderly conduct,
was fined $3.50.
Francis Carroll, charged with firing
pistol within the city limits, had his
case postponed until seven o'clock to-
night
\ small colored boy arrested by Off
Ger Sherwood for stealing articles from
King street butcher, was released
upon his mother appearing at the sta
ton house and chastising him.
A colored boy charged with assault
Ing white boy and striking him with
stone was fined $3.50. VIM. Travers,
captain Of the chain gang, arrested
both parties and, it is charged, took
shackles from the legs of two tramps
and put them on the boys. The white
boy swore out a warrant against him
for assault
Nqit Report.-Last night was clear
until about o'clock, when it became
CLOUDY. One prisoner and fourteen
dodgers were at the station house.
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NJ. Il. Conference.

Yesterdays session of the Maryland
Conference of the Methodist Protestant
Church, at Georgetown, was mainly
devoted during the morning to routine
reports, and during the afternoon TO the
business Of the annual session of the
Home Missionary Society.
Dr. T. II. Lewis read his eighth al
nual report as president of the Western
Maryland College. The last gradual
ing class numbered thirty-six, being the
largest in its history. The total enroll
ment of students is now $40. The re-
manning debt is $4,000.
A series resolutions, by DIR. Cush-
ing, on church assessments, recommend
ed that the president be authorized to
appoint committee of five to under.
take revision and equitable distribu.
ton of church taxation.
In the afternoon officers the Church
Extension Society Of the Maryland
Conference were elected as follows
President, J. A. Maloy vice president
W.. Neepier; second vice president
S. b. Treadway; secretary, Us. Ewcll
treasurer, T. H. Bartlett.
A brief but spirited discussion over
church fairs, oyster suppers and Tho
like, and ''importunate begging" as 8
mean of raising salaries of preacher;
was caused by a series of resolution:
offered by Rev. II. c. Cushing. The
clause was stricken out.
To-day the ministers of the confer
ence called on President Cleveland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-07

ESCAPED FROM TIE CHAIN GANG
Escapes from the chain gang and jail
have become so frequent of late that it
probably proves m@notonous reading to
many, but two negros who maze Il sue
cr,-.liI dash for liberty yesterday while
work on north Pitt street caused
lme excitement aud thrilling scenes
% ialt locality. Their names were Ar
nu.tou and Porter, and having become
weary of welding picks dropped them
ana utilized their LEGS for all they We're
worth. The captain Of the gang. Mr.
YIN. Travers, drew his pistol and fired
ut the fugitives, but the shots went far
from the mark. and the negroes soon
vanished. The captain then deputized
"a squad from tho gang to start in
pursuit of the runaway, and they re-
manned away so long that it was thought
it would prove case of sending the
axe for the helve. Arlington and
Porter succeeded in getting away, and
the squad sent in pursuit were finally
c0ralled again.
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N ar veIouS Values
THROUGHOUT OUR
ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT.
A SERIOUS CUT IN PRICES HAS
BEEN MADE.
BEEN MADE.
Read what we are offering
then call and see how nicely
the goods show up. We are
determined that nimble nickel
shall travel faster than a slow
shilling.
shilling.

10.1 25c Bleached and Unbcachcd Sheet
ing; our price 1919.
Zoe Towcling, Crashes, Striped and Cross
barred; our price 5I2c.
Toe White Bed Spreads our price 4Sc.
81 % White Bed Spreads; our price 96c.
S1.50 White Bed Spreads, very nice; oul
price $119.
S1.25 Colored Bed Spreads; our price Sic
$1.25 Fosters Gloves, 7 Hooks all shades
our price zoe.
DC Elastic; our price &c.
SIPS Ladies' Spring Wrappers; our price
75c.
75c R. & c.. Corsets, Ill sizes; our price 42c.
65c Mems Laundered or UnIanndcrcd
Shirts; our price 12c.
soc Ladies' Black Jerseys; to close Doe.
lSc Large Towels; DIR price Zoe.
50c 81 Bureau Scaris, linen our price ;;Sc.
Zoe 6--l " 2Sc.
o1c l. oOc
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TnG INFlRMARY. The Alexandria
lniirmary will be continued as hereto
fore under the charge of our present
medical stutl-Dr. klipstein attending
physician and DR.. Brown as consulting
physician. Other physicians will be
ut once nominated by the board of
managers, and, on acceptance Of the
same, the nominations will be CON
tirmed by tue board of trustees. The
vacancies caused by the resignation OF
the matron and nurse will be filled at
once. ALEXANDRIA INFIRMARY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-07

TEACHERS MEETING.-The quarter
ly meeting of the Fairfax Teachers
Association was held at Peabody Hall
in this city to-day. Superintendent
Hall of that county was present, as were
many of the teachers. Superintendent
Kemper Of this city made an address
as did also Superintendent Hall. Many
subjects of interest to the teachers were
discussed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-07

Property SALEs.-Messrs. O'Neal
& Lunt, auctioneers, sold to-day for
John NJ. Johnson, trustee, the lots OF
ground with two brick houses situated
on Columbus street, between Queen
and Princess, to NJ. B. Harlow for 1915.
Also for John NJ. Johnson, trustee, a
tenement and lot OF ground on the
Washington turnpike to James Peverill
for 81 obs. Mr.. X. Kemper gave no.
tice that no title would he given for
the first named property.
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MEDICINAL.
G E r E B r IN E,
(IIANMOND.)
EXTRACT OF TIE BRAIN OF THE OK.
LOCoMOTOR ATAXIA

LOCOMOlOR hIANlA.
N. Y Neurological Society, Meeting April
18th, 1898:
"A case was presented OF lOcOmOtOr Gtdri0
which had been treated with hypoderinc in
'jections of CEREBRINE. Six years ago
the patient, man aged forty, had begun to
suffer with double vision. This after sever
al months of treatment, had disappeared, and
FOX time liz had been quito well. The typi-
cal symptoms of locomotor ataxia then came
"on complete loss of knee Jerks; sharp pains
"in the legs; ataXia gait well marked inabil-
"ity TO stand with the eyes closed difficulty
lin evacuating the bladder and bowels; SEX
'ual power lost; q sense of construction
around the waist Treatment was begun
about ten weeks ago, and consisted ola daily
"hypodermic injection ofCEREBRINE( Ham
"mond) five drops, combined with a like
amount of water. Improvement very mark
led sexual functions perfectly restored COM
''plete control over bladder and bowels, and
sharp pains had disappeared; general health
improved able to run mp and down stairs.
''and could stand steady with his eyes closed
mo o'hcr treatment employed. Improvement
gradual and steady
EPILEPSY.
Dose, Five Drops. Price q drlchms) 50 80
Where local druggists are not supplied with
the Hammond Animal Extracts they will be
mailed, together with all existing literature
on the subject, on receipt of price, by
THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Washington, d. c.
For sale by E. S. LEADBEAT'ER & SONS
and L. STABLER & CO., Alexandria.
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COUNCIL CANpIpATEs.-Capt. A. }.
Fair states that he is not u candidate
Tor councilman in the First ward and so
lar is known the only two candidates
ior that position are Messrs. Peter
Aitcheson and Harry r. Burke. En-
Mayor Downham has refused TO allow
MS namc to be used in connection with
the vacancy soon to occur in the Board
OF Aldermen from the Third ward by
reason of the resignation OF Mr.. c. c.
CarIin, and Mr.. Joseph Broders will
probably he candidate for the posi-
lion. The many friends of Capt Her
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EMANCIPATION CELEBRATIoN.-The
colored people will celebrate their SD
anniversary of emancipation in the
District Of Columbia, at Washington,
April 10th, by biz street parade and
speaking at Lincoln Park. c. III. J.
Tall President Cleveland's nominee
for recorder of deeds for the District,
has been selected as orator of the day.
The colored people of this city have
been invited and will be well repre-
scnted. VIM. A. Carter has been APP
pointed chief marshal and with Muir
ray 5 brass band will head the follow
ing organizations Industrial Pioneer
Guards, Laboring Mems Union, Sus-
qlchanna Club Hullom Club, Jefferson
Township Club, mounted delegations
from Cum Springs, Seminary Hill and
delegations from neighboring localities.
The Alexandria division will parade in
the city before leaving for Washington.
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MADE TO PAY AN OLD DEBT.-A
party from st. Mary's county, Md,
came to this city yesterday, aud pro
ceedcd to the store of n wholesale gro
Ger where he purchased Il small bill OF
goods for which he paid. Before he
had replaced his purse in his pocket a
deputy sergeant, who was present,
handed him an account from the same
merchant which had been made some
tune AGO and which he had neglected
To pay. Not being able to liguidate
the debt, he was taken in custody and
kept until this morning, when the faith
err of the delinquent sent check for
the amount due and the prisoner was
Released
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DRY GOODS.
81 055m,1z,.;;,. Z a5@su,
Tie Great Price Cutters, BIG King st.
HE increasing success Of

Tie Great Price Cutters, ZIG King st.
THE increasing success Of
this business is easily ex-
planned. We never try to mis-
lead any one, and we offer only
fresh, desirable goods. Three
things are necessary in order
to command every advantage
obtainable in the different mar
ets-Capital, Organization
and Outlet. We have all
three, and with them we strive
increasingly to procure all
kinds of merchandise directly
from the producers of it in Or
der that we may put it before
the public at as near the origii-
nal cost as is consistent. In
every instance we have been
selling identically the same or
much better good at much less
than the so-called "half-price"
prices.
MATING OPPORTUNITIES.
% Rolls Cotton Warp Mattings beautiful
patterns, 4Oc value at 25c per yard
% Rolls heavy quality China Mattings,
with no seams, in large block patterns, 3Oc
leader for 1Sc per yard.
40 Rolls Fancy China Mattngs, 15c value
at 9ic per yard
WINDOW SHADES.
40c Linen Holland Shades. patent spring
rollers ut DE
soc Opaque Window Shades, patent spring
rollers at Soc.
DRESSMAKERS' FINDINGS.
25c quality Collar Canvas Doe
40c fast black and Morie Silk Pcrcalincs
25c.
1Sc All Linen Cauvasses 12!c
Zoe Good Qualify Sclisias, tic.
DC Kid Finish Camhrics. 12c
Zoe Fancy Innings, black and gray backs,
12ic.
Zoe Plaid Lcnos, Tie.
Zoe Still Wigans, Sc.
DRESS GOODS BARGAINS
> pieces .i0-inch Fancy Wooden Dress
Goods. new spring shades, sold at Zoe, re-
duccd to 25c.
39c Plain Silk Finish Henriettas, in new
shades at 25r
G2ic All Wool lIcnricttaS, in colors and
blacks, at 15c.
5Oc All Silk Chinas at 29c.
62lc Heavy Quality SatinS, 49c.
GOOD VALUES IN COTTON GOODS.
12ic Soft Finish White Cambria, 9lc.
Zoe Amoskcag Apron Ginghams &c.
Zoe Outing FlannclS 6ic
Sc Indigo Blue Prints DC.
13c Wamsutta PcrcalS. Sc.
Zoe Satin Plaid Nainsooks, &c.
Poe All Wool White Flannel, 19c.
poe Striped Skirting 12!c.
Zoe Blcached Cottons, he
124 Lace Bordcrcd Aproncttcs. 7ic.
Sc Heavy Brown Cottons, &c.
12!c Curtain Scfims, Sc.
Doe Figured Silkalines. loo.
Zoe Dress Ginghams. tic
WHITE COUNTERPANES.
S1.5O Iquc Bed Spreads. 12.4, with beau
tiiul raised flower designs, at 81
15c FIingcd Bed Spreads, 49c.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Infants Tam O'Shanter Caps Toe
Chidrcns Black Hose, 5c
Ladies full regular fast black Hose, 12ic.
Scolloped Hand Embroidered Handllcr-
chiefs, sc.
Pure Linen Towels, fancy borders 10c.
Ladies' Refer Scarfs, l9c
New line Windsor Ties. Doc
Boys Shirt Waists, Zoe.
Mems Ncglgec Shirts, Doc
Ladies Ribbed Vests, Sc
9IcaA,,..uzs.;,. ea55@ s,>
31G KING STREET.
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LIQUOR LICENsEs.-4tt the April
term Of the Corporation Court which
commences on the 9th. all applications
for licenses to sell liquor in the city
must be made AS the law providing
that liquor dealers must first apply to
Boards ofEXcise commissioners has been
dealers will hereafter present
their applications direct to the court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-07

The MARKET.-There were many
empty benches in the area at the mar
ket to-day, many of the country PEG.
pie who usually bring their produce for
sale on Saturday being absent Poul
try was scarce and high but other arli-
cles sold at about last weeks prices.
Eggs were in abundance and brought
II cents a dozen.
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We have taken from Dress Goods stock large line
of alwoo goods suitable for spring wear and making excel
lent dresses for seaside mountain wear former
prices these goods 7c soc and 6oc Price for this sale %
Another line of Atwood mixed goods suitable for service
formerly 25c; price for this sale &C.
All our narrow woolmixed Chais, light and dark ground
former prices IS and price for this sale ~ Ic
Wash Goods Specas-A line of Corded Printed Organ
dies Muls Pongees Bandenberg Cloths &C. former prices
IS and rs; price for this sale Sc
line of Outings satnes I,ans, former prices 10
and 1Ic price for this sale &c.
Special values in China and japanese Nlangs We have
made large purchases in Mattngs the auction and
offer remarkable values. Very good Mattings at roc
the yard 81 roll Heavy Japanese Iontcss Mating READ
value 25c, nc per yard 50 for 10 yards Heavy China
ontess Mattngs 80 for 40 yards cheap loco Extra
Inc and heavy oiness Mattings value 1900 for this sale
$50 for yards large assortment of fine Cotton Warp
AIattinrs 2 ext ordinary values Q1er
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, April 7.-Arbitrage houses
were sellers of stocks at the opening. Lead
ing issues lost to y per cent. Soon after
the opening, however, everything on the list
advanced briskiy; the advance ranged from
1, to per cent. At II o'clock the market
was strong and on the advance.
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CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.

25c Holland Curtains. plain, al fixtures in
cludcd, 1Sc.
4oc Holland Curtains. with fringe all fix
lures included, 29c
50c Oil Curtains, plain or fringed, all fix
lures included SOC
Curtain poles and fixtures, lSc q set.
Space will not permit us to cnumeratc the
mary, many Bargains
~" Call and be convinced that our prices
are the Lowest.