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OYERCOATS AT REDUCED RATES.
ElSEMAN BROS, sos Seventh street.
SUICIDE.


Anold man named Davis was found Sunday
evening in the Water-eloset. of the Baltimore and
Ohio s-ailroad depot BY 0hicer Lewis bleeding
profHsely from two wounds near the elbow of the
lett arm, inflicted by en- ordinary penknife, and
apparently in dying condition. DIR. Boyle was
summb9ed, and dressed the wounds. He was
removed TO the Seventh precinct station house,
and yesterday morning he was taken to the Prov
idence hospital. 1t appears that after inlicting
the wounds he attempted to write his will, in
which bebequeathed his ibTioklRyer's trOWeI to
one of his sons residing ct QuRntico, Potomac
city, Virginia, but he became too weak to finish
it. 1t appeared from papers in his possession
that his name is Davis and that he halls from
East Saginaw, Michigan and that he has two
sons, (residiEg at.QuantieO,e as also a daughter
and he statGd to Mr.. Lewis that he had inflicted
the woundsfOr the purpose Of destroying his life
as his sODs dad given him the cold shoulder:
that he hsdEo employment, and had been with
out food since Friday morning. aud had had no
sleep excepttSO hours on Saturday night and
was very m10E depressed in spinits. He further
stated that betWas a member of the Masonic
Order. and was a bTieklayeF by-trade. When
asked by the ofiser why he did act allow his con-
ditiOn to be known, he replied that he was too
proud to beg and too honest to steal,
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THURsToN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
TMentY-fYe and my cants ner hnttla-
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NLPPED IN THE BUD.

ARREST OF SUPPOSED THIEVES.
Some time since Major A. G. Richards, chief Of
police, received information that mob of profess
sional thieves had left New York for the purpose
OfgOing South, and that Washington would not be
overlooked. Since the receipt Of the dispatch
the detectives, McDevitt ana Miller, have been
watching the trains. Saturday night, while these
officers were standing on the Avenue, near Sixth
street, they observed two strangers pass whom
they suspectedO of being crooked" men and hailed
them. On questioning them one gave the name
OF Tom Edwards and the other John Smith, and
both pretended to belong TO Richmond, but in this
mcDeVitt detected them in a lie, as they could
not give correct answers to questions concerning
the streets Of that city, and he invited them both
to police headquarters.
4 search was next made, when there was found
DumEer OF steel wedges for breaking safes a
Jimmy, sweet oil, and other evidences that they
were professional burglars, which they did not
deny. Smith here changed his name to John
West, and after they were locked up he requested
Med. 10 telegraph TO a man in New York inform
ing him that Dave Morris was in trouble. BY
this timely arrest, probably more burgIaries have
been avoided, as they we're evidently looking for
q job. The prisoners will be detained until 1t is
assertained whether or not they are wanted else
where, and in the meantime the officers are in
hopes TO arrest more Of them.
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ABOVE AFFAIR.
WHY JERENTAH SHOT NARY,

WHY JEREMIAH SHOT MARY.
A oDe-almed soldier, and an inmate OF the
Soldiers Home, was yesterday arTaigned in the
Police Court, on the charge Of shooting a woman
nBmed Mary hewitt Judge Smell committed
Jerry for the action of the grand Jury in default
of 5000 bonds, TO answer the charge Of assault
and battery with intent to kill The cream
stances Of the case are about as follows: Sullivan
lie employed at the Home In carrying the mail to
and from the post office, and for some time past
he has been trying to pay his addresses TO a maid
Of-all-EOTk at the hospital named Mary hewitt,
rather gOOd-lC Oking young woman, Of age some
what q Ove the teens" Mary didn't seem to be
favOrably impressed with Jerry, and as she had
other engagements with yOang man at present
IN the West, with whom she was in correspond
eDce, she gave the one armed veteran no encOur-
agement, which so eXasperated him that on Sat
uIday evening, after returning from the post
ONCE, he called Mary out and remarked:
bridget you have insulted me, and I'm going
TO kill you - at the same time drawing a Smith
a WessOn pistol. He tired one EhOt at her, the
ball taking effect in the lett side Of the head aud
lodging behind the ear. He was at once secured
and Officer Phdeld, Of the BTightWOod precinct
called in, who brought Jerry t0tOWn and locked
him up. DR.. Laub,O the hospital, dressed Mary's
wound, but could not extract the ball, which still
remains in her head,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-22
THE RELIEF C0ILuLSSION.


In response to q call oil Wm. Stickney, chair.
man Of the Citizens Relief Commission, 6 meet
ing was held yesterday morning at the rooms Of
the Young Mems Christian Association for the
purpose Of organizing the work of the commits
sion for the coming winter. Ar. Stickney read o
letter from the Commissioners Of the District
authorizing the organization Of said commission,
and stating that balance for the relief Of the
destitute poor is in hand amounting to q OOO
which is subject to the order of the officers OF the
commission.
An organization was then efecIed by electing
the Hon. VIM. StickneY president, A. S. Solo
mons, vice president; Warren Dhoate, secretary
and the Hon. John Hitz treasurer.
Rules for the government Of the commission
were then read and adopted.
The following gentlemen were then appointed
an executive committee, viz: A. &. Solomons,
John y. Cook, George Savage, Geo. T. Guliek,
II. D. Cooke, jr., q. b. Church and A s. Pratt.
The commission tken adjourned until the FIRST
Thursday OF January proximO.
Immediately after the adjournmenti Abe execu-
tive committee met ana organized by .eleeting A.
S. SolomoDs chairman and H. ID. Cooke, IT., sec
rotary. Arrangements were made 70 enter upon
their work, and a full account Of the plan OF
operations will appear in the papers In a few
days.
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SO TO $1,000

invested in Stocks and Gold pays 200 per cent. 9
month. Send for particulars. Tumbridge s Co.,
Bankers, Wall street, New York.
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IINSRnPnHAR RnS.

1t is in their famous dry goods house that the
great holiday sale is to take place, and in every
department Of their grand emporium Of dry goods
the prices are all marked down. For presents
from the silk department ladies and gentlemen
can select black, eolored and striped silks in an
endless variety. In the sacque and shawl depart
ment ladies can ind presents Of ready-made
dresses and redingOtes, long and square Paris
cashmere, Paris broche, Scotch and American
wool shaWls at unprecedented low prices. In the
ladies' dress goods department there are q thou
sand pieces In all the new and dark shades at IS
cents beautiful Alpacas from IS to so cents worth
stitched handkerchiefs. In the linen department
they offer magnificent attractions and they offer
turs "thirty-three per cent. cheaper than any
other house in the CITY,"
The above is only mere mention OF what they
have useful for all families, and very appropriate
for Christmas and New Years presents
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CHLLDREN'S OVERCOATS,
IS, IS. $40, 81, SIS. A. SAKs X Co.,
Sl6 Seventh street.
ANOTHER CONTEST.
A MOVEMENT AMONG 1.-THE BOYS

A MOVEMENT AMONG 1.-THE BOYS"
The printers tournament Of December 5 has
had the effect Of not only melting journeymen to
better efforts in the future, but the feeling has
also taken solid hold Of the apprentices in the
different Offices in this city, as it is understood
they have held several meetings for the purpose
ofmaking arrangements for a race to take place
some time next month. The prize will probably
be German silver composing stick, full size, for
the person setting the most type in two hours.
This contest is an excellent idea on the part Of
1.-THE boys" as 1t will be the means Of making
them take deeper interest in their business, and
make them better able to face the world when
through with their apprenticeship. As far as
contest for the prize: DannehoWer, Government
Office; LaTner Mexican, Sunday Herald; Messrs.
Grow and Briggs, Star; Charles Wilkins, Daily
Chronicle, and Harry N cArdle, REPUBLICAN JOB
office. The race is open to all, but II is generally
understood among 'the boys" that those who
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-22
4 BALTIMORE IMPROVEMENT.

On the evening of January the new Academy
of Music, on North Howard street, Baltimore, will
be inaugurated by q magnificent full dress ball,
which will probably be one OF the most imposing
affairs Of the kind ever given in the Monumental
City. During the evening an address will be de-
livered by Mr.. s. Tackle Wallace, which will, of
course, be replete with refined sentiments and
beautiful imagery, and worthy alike of the ora
tor and the occasion. The new building is one Of
the finest Of its class in the country, embracing,
as IL does, under the one roof an Opera-hOuse, a
ballroom and restaurant, each OF them models
OF their class. Of Its success there is no doubt
entertained,
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
By Latimer & Cleary:
At 10 O'Clock, at No. 622 Ninth street northwest,
the entire stock and store fixtures Of the above
store.
At I O'Clock, a valuable building lot on Six
teenth street, between and Q streets north
west.
At4 o'clock, valuable hotel property on the
corner Of Ninth and F streets northwest, known
as the st. Cloud hotel.
BY Thos. Bowling:
At 10 and $50 o'clock, an excellent assortment
OF fine silver plated ware, tea and coffee SETS SC.
At o'clock. valuable improved property in
TeDnallytOwn, d. y.
BY Wan. L. Wall & Co.:
At 10 O'Clock, q fine assortment Of clothing.
At o'clock, valuable improved property on
Ninth and o streets and on Public Space and
Eighth street east.
By B. H. Warner:
At 4 o'clock, valuable lot Of land adjoining
Good Hope, and one mile from the Navy Yard
bridge.
By DoRDman & Green:
At4 O'Clock, valuable improved property on
Thirteenth street northwest, between and K
streets.
BY Duncanson Bros:
Att o'clock, fine oil paintings by Washington,
Philadelphia and New York artists. Also, q lot
Of carpets and furniture.
By Vim. Smith s. H. K. Fulton:
At 10 and o'clock, at 3l4 NiBth street north
west, $4,000 Of unredeemed pledges.
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for presents in general for ladies' and gentlemen,
and for children there is no end Of toys Of every
imaginable description.
FRANKLIN RHILP.
The old home for all that Is respectable In
literature, No. 9cY Pennsylvania avenue, has been
beautifully rehtted by Franklin Philip, and is
now fashionable and attractive resort for the
higher class Of purchasers OF books, stationery
and objects Of viTfu. 1t is probable that no store
in America offers for sale such delicate, ehaste,
unique and pretty specimens OF gold, bronze,
silver and ornamental work in shrines, weights,
chapels, inkstaRds, card-holders, cigar and ash.
holders, pen-rackS, charms, SC, as Franklin
Philips. They are curious, wonderful and beau
tifui and are imported. In the line Of stationery
he has every style from plain paper to the newest
and most fashionable Forms. His books are rare
and choice, and the visitor there at once feels
that taste, Judgment and excellence are pre-
eminent IN aYerYthInr about the atablishment.
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KICKED BY HORSE.

On Saturday while an eleven-year old son Of
Mr.. T. Dewey, who keeps livery stable at the
cerner Of Sixth and streets southeast was in the
stable belonging to his father, one Of the horses
become uncomfortable. and kicked out in all
directions, and the boy being in close proximity
to the horse at the time he was struck twice by
the hOOi Of the Infatuated animal, and the skull
was badly fractured. DR.. q. n. Ford was called
in and dressed the wounds and rendered proper
treatment for a bad bruise on the LETT arm, made
by the hoof Of the horse coming down upon II
after the child had lain PROSTATE from the two
kicks on the head. The injuries are considered
fatal, and his death is eXpeeted at any moment.
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BEAUTEFUL PRESENTs.

Among the numerous estabIiSbhszts where
beautiful and appropriate holiday presents can
be4btained none e2esls MarkriteT'E, Ne. $50 Sew
entk street. As speciality, he has Just HeceiV ed
q number Of beautiful pastel paintings By Brew
ster, of Brooklyn. Heihas also his large eoHec-
ton of paintings, engzRVings, chrOmOS, genuine
Dresden porcelain paintings, notices, Sc. in
handsome frames; eBe copies oil Carl AHlIer's
Holy Family, different ssEss, in handsome frames;
gilt, velvet, walnut and fancy frames, the great
est variety in the Distriots Thermometers, hand
kerchief and glove boxes in Russia leather, bOu-
p9peTbangtDZ. window shades or picture frames
puDetHaily filled, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Gold and silveC plated, timed. HOrsted and wire
centre pictures, porcelain and SEass head nails
M rinna sc
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VULhlI
What shall give him for a Christmas presen

QUERY7
What shall give him for a Christmas present.
ANSWER.
What Is more appropriate than
A SUIT OF CLOTHING,
AN OVERO0AT,
A DRESSING GOWN,
PAIR OF KID GLOVES,
OR HANDSOME SCARF.
A large stock now on hand to select from.
GENTLEMEN'S FINE BLACK CLOTH
DRESS FROCK COATS, AND ENGLISH
WORSTED COATS.
A LARGE LINE OF BOYS AND YOUNG
MEMS SUITS from IS to $50.
BOYS AND YOUNG MEMS OVERCOATS
with and without Oapes.
SUITS FOR THE LITTLE ONES from to
10 years Of age,
OHILDREN'S TOGA OVERCOATs.
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS OVERCOATS.
F1RST-CLASS CLOTHING at the lowest
prices, for cash.
Now is the time for HOLIDAY CLOTHING
and BARGAINS. NOAH WALKER & Co.,
625 Pennsylvania avenue.
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A CONVICT SHOT

About two weeks ago Detective McDe7itt ar
rested b. Hawkins in this city on the charge Of
stealing three steers from a gentleman in Vir.
ginia. He was surrendered on a requisltlon of
the Governor and lodged in the Fairfax county
in . seufie which ensued the prisoner was shot
and killed. "A dispatch announcing that fact was
sent to Mr.. McDeYitt, with the request that the
ceased, who lives In this city, which was done.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-22
OBSEQULES OF Mr.. BALHiLN

The funeral services Of the late Andrew Bal
main, esq., took place from his residence on H
street, near Seventeenth, in this city, yesterday
at O'Clock. The deceased had long resided in
this District, and lad reached his siEty-seventh
year at the time Of his death, which occurred on
Saturday morning last. Mr.. BaImain was for
many years an eflcient clerk in the War Depart-
ment, first in the Secretsry's own bureau and
latterly in the Surgeon Generals office He was
highly esteemed in all the relations Of life Raw
Mr.. Cleveland, Of the Foundry M Z church.
Othciated impTeSsiVely at the funeral, and Major
General David Hunter, Brig. Gen. LORENZO
Thomas, George W. Calvert, James T. HeldIey
and William H. Saint Clair of the War Deparf
ment, ana James P. TustiD, esq, acted as pail
bearers. The interment was at the .Con4res-
EiOEal Cemetery.
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TTlHE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY

S1e ureSare JH ~ 5nrE y , ~ oos Tpg
Vesfibules, SideWaIfs footWaYI, and CurbinR, IN
atnerent colors; Fountains, Lawn Ornaments.
House and Lawn Steps, and Platforms; houses
fronted; cellar walls and flooring esmented % ex-
elude dampness; Kitchens and areas eemented and
mace perfectly dry, and Q sure preventive against
the intrusion Of rats, insects, &C., snd all other
work executed for which Portland Cement II
edapted. Our fOEtland Cement becomes In lew
days superior 70 any Of the marbles natural stone
IN common use, and u an admirable imitation Of
either marble OF stone; Is more durable, and In
sreases its Crushing resstance with age. It's beAay
49, - Ss ~ n. RoBERTS, Manager
1oDSp S6LopislRna aTe1uA
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0HRLgTNAg ~ CENTRF MlRKEE

CHRLST.HAS At CENTRE MARKET.
In order TO accommodate all classes, the Centre
market will be kept open on Thursday, the 18th
instant, during the day, and in the evening until
SIeEeh O'Clock. Arrangements have been made
iOI - abundant supply Of the very best market
HOIuCIs' nousekeepers should remember that
S.ls noLse ears pass around the Centre market on
Sy Slae, thus enabling the labOring classes to
the city. ON'''eN " al POI'iOHS VI
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CHILDREN AND BOYS SUITS AT
ElSEMAN BROS, sos Seventh street.
REPUBLICAN ASSe-
CLIFTON

a regular meeting OF this association was held
at its rooms last evening" Z. R. Chapman, presl-
dent, IN The chair, and Paul Hersh SECRETARY. 4
large amount OF routine business was transacted
but the principal interest centred in the seport of
the soelaoIe committee, IFem which It EBpeared
that the series OF social entertainments e to be
lnaug1rated this tuesday evening at Masonic
tnpIe: y was the impression that this enter
tsinment Will eclipse any previous effort Er this
direction. II was announced that short sd-
dresses VIII pc delivered by General HaESey
speaker Blaine, Judge Kelley, and an original
poem, written expressly for the OCCASION WiII &c
reaq by M L. A: G0bright, OBs Of the mea beEs
o. the centennial Commission. Especial efOrN
nave peen made in the way Of music and deeOrs-
hons, and an enjoyable evening ID predicted.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-22
DR. TLFEANYS LECTNRE.

DR.. Tiffany, Of the Metropolitan church, deliV-
cred his lecture on "Geo. Washington" for the
benefit Of the Centennial, at Lincoln hall last
night to a large and apprecistive audience, en-
bracing many Of the most prominent citizens and
sOjourners Of the capital. A full report of the
lecture was published in THE NATIONAL REPUB-
LlCAN two weeks since.
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TAKE care OF YoUR VALUABLES.

Gall and examine the fire aud burglar-pToof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, oorHer Of
New York svenue and Fifte!7nth street, for safe
keeping Of securities jewels slver-Eare, or other
Valuabies. Rents, from ten TO dxtT dollars per
annum, according to size. No budnsa1 man can
AFFORD to do without them.
Taks lDGTHiHg Jfro1fks CAfcaao and Boston fires
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EXTENSIVE gALE OF FIVE WINES,
JTOVORg AVN rUHIDg

Messrs. L0timer Clesry will sell this morn
ing, commencing at 10 O'Clock, at their auction
rooms, an extensive assortment Of wines and
liquors Of superior quality, together With IN i'm
mense stock Of Cigars OF the choicest brands.
The trade and public generally should give this
sale their attention. as It s very seldom that ouch
a EDe class Of goods are exposed at public auc-
tim Terms cash.
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DO NOT
RODGERSI SCISSORS.

bay your child useless present; rather purchase
for it a handsome OVere0at or suit You will
mo Doth at A. SARs & Co.'s,
3l6 Seventh street.
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THE REFORlT gCE0OI rICp

ne oase ol Miss Story We. F. W. Howe, Of the
heIOlh SCHOOL occupied the Court all day
yesterday. The arguments If nTsss-s ~ O.
Tington and w. Wheeler were submitted and the
e e01r' ADJOURNED. The case val be anishei To-
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DRESSING cows
IS, $40, sl2
UNIVERSITY La
SCHOOL.

At the last mestiSg Of the National University
Law School Mr.. hcAeon, OF the senior class, read
an able and instructive essay upon the different
branches Of the legal profession, especially a. to
the practice in the eEiEninal court. He commended
that TO defend criminal and to plead for life ia
q high and responsible honOr-oEe not to be
ashamed of by any man. He concluded his able
effort by claiming tiat q lawyer was justified In
defending his client, though he knsEs Of his
Ruilt.
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WEAR ONE

Of cur Canton Flannel Night Shirts when you 20
TO bed and you will then realize what comfort"
means. a. SAEs Co,
3l6 Seventh street
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Ten per cent. of 10 cash purchases for goods is
great consideration in these hard times, but
this is the way John Wallach is doing business
at the great dollar store, 491 Pennsylvania ave-
hue. 10 has opened an immense line Of goods
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KnR rHp unLLnLYO

FINE DRESS SUITS IN CLOTH,
WORSTED AND OTHER MATERIAL, IN
ALI, FASHIONABLE STYLES, AT CLOS
UNCUT PRICES.
EISEMAN BROS,
500 Seventh street, May Building,
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ATTENTION, HOPSEMFN.

Long frOck overcoats, especially adapted for
your uses, ready-made, s. to $50. Largest stock
in the District. A. SAKs & Co.,
Sl6 Seventh street.
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in sets and cases ALEC single, direct importation;
table cutlery, pockst-kniVes in large variety at
SAvAeE's, Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth
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soHExcx's MANDRAKz PILLS


will be found to possess those qualities necessary
to the total eradication OF all bilious attacks,
prompt 10 start the secretions Of the liver, and
give healthy tone to the entire system. Indeed,
Il is no ordinary discovery in medical science to
have invented remedy for these stubborn CON-
plants, which develop all the results produced
by heretofore free use Of calomel, q mineral
Justly dreaded by mankind, and acknowledged to
be destructive In the extreme to the human sys-
TEN; That me properties Of certain Vegetables
injurious tendencies, is now an admitted fact,
rendered indisputable by scientific researches;
and those who use the Mandrake Pills will be
fully satisfied that the best medicines are those
provided BY nature in the common herbs and
roots Of the fields.
ious Heterogeneous without salvation or any Of
the injurious effects Of calOmel or other pOisoRs.
The secretion Of bile is promoted by these pills,
as will be seen by the altered color Of the stools,
and disappearing Of the salloW complexion and
cleansing Of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompanying each
Prepared only by ]. H. Schenck Son, at
their principal ONCE, corner Sixth and Arch
gists and dealers. Price rs cents per box.
THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CHANGED
by the use of the Peruvian Syrup "a protoIide Of
strong, healthy, and happy men and women, and
invalids cannot reasonably hesitate to give It
trial. For Dyspepsia and Debility it is aspecihc.
SO TO 1900
invested in Stocks and Gold pays 200 per cent.
month. Send for particulars. Tumbridge Co.,
Bankers, Wall street, New York.
THURsToH's IVORY PEARL Tooth POWDER
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty-Five and nfty cents per bottle.
JoUvEN's NOTORIOUS KID-GLovB CLEANER
will renovate solled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoMPsoH's PoMADE OPTINB Is equal to the
best French, and but half the Price. twenty-five
and fifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRENGTHENING PLAsTERs are the
very best. All sold by druggists.
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HOLIDAY OVERCOATS,


Elegant Eleysians, fine Fur Beavers, handsome
Chinchillas, splendid Beavers. No "slop shop,"
but regular custom work. A. SAKs & Co.,
$40 Seventh street.
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boy handsome suit at A. sAKs & Co.'s,
5le Seventh street.