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MIXED UP AFFAIR.
A FIGHT WITHOUT CAUSE-NOBoDY II
BLAME.

A FIGHT WITHOUT CAUSE-NOBODY TO
Who struck Billy Patterson? has passed into a
proverb as one Of the conundrums Of which there
has been no solution and probably never will be.
To those who witnessed II, a little kuock-down
In one of the fashionable drinking saloons on E
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, on
Saturday night, is subject of equal mystery; in
fact, although they knew q fight took placc-and
a pretty hard one, too-they all agree that the
participants in and the cause Of the melee are
'.things which no fellow can find out" 1t was
like Topsy-s.it wasn't born, 1t grOwed." But this
is how the story was told by an eyewitness: A
party Of us were standing drinking and chatting,
and as we turned to go out We were surprised to
see two men engaged IN . struggle. At frst we
thought It was only fun, as no words louder than
party broke loose, one dealt the other such blow
that he fell to the floor. This looked serious
Both were apparently gentlemen, !. {. we'll
dressed. and the lockers on could not think what
1t meant. In fact, those not in the ring-f0r there
must have been ring-did not have time to think
before there was general row. Blows were
passed and hair pulled promiscuCusly for q few
moments. Victims can't stand such treatment
long, And as the party fought out toward the door
in the struggle a stack u yiIe baskets were
struck and tumbled to the foof, The fesilt being
one dozen bottles Of choice vintage reduced to .
waste. This accident scared the co4batants and
had the effect Of separating them speedily, the
indications being that none ielt disposed TO pay
breakage. The results may be summed up: Two
or three black eyes, ditto bloody noses and one
basket Of wine ruined, thus making the proprie-
tor the heafies. loser. VI course no arrests were
ma ~
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have . rare opportunity to invest money,
either on good real estate security for long time
at ten per cent. or on cOllaterals tor short time
at higher rate of interest.
Tho Intrinsic value Of real estate centrally
located in this city, and the facility which our
laws give for prompt collection, in case Of non.
payment OF both interest and principal, render
long investments, with semi-annual interest, re-
liable for income.
Coupon notes will be made, where desired,
with interest payable January and July.
Full particulars and forms furnished on sppli
cation. b. H WARNER,
Real Estate Broker,
729 Seventh street,
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THE ARLTSGroY: Feb. I, 1874
PI9EoY gHOOTLV0.

very Interesting and exciting pigeon match
took ptaes st Kalesaua, hsaA Of Txsntisth strset,
% Saturday sitefnson, in which the following
gsatlssnsn Irsrttespeesd: Msssn. Derrick, Page,
,xstss aills' nsseni., Hesss, Byron. VII
ele1lstIy-lseatsd dslsle shss ess, nsds b
W.. ~. 0rnneE. EaeA eoafestsnt shst q
even s.sda 80 tse reeult vas . tie between
were no more birds svnilsbls tho Iayeh wa de-
feYred to future day.
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DEArH IN TIE SrArToN HOUSE.

DEATH Nv THE STATTUN HOUSE.
Last night about 7:ls o'clock Ofhcer Powell, Of
the FInh police precinct station. found man sit
ting on the steps Of the once Of DR.. Raines, on
Ninth street, near D, and endsavorsd to carry him
nome, bat vas unsuecessf1l. He was conveyed to
tho Central Guard. house and placed In Q cell.
Aboat o'clock Ofheer McCathr0n had occasjon
70 visit the cell, when he folnd tho man dead. Dr.
McBlairWas summoned, who, examining the body,
pronounced death to have been caused by apo.
pls1y, saperinduced by intoxication. From pa
pers f6und on his body L was ascertaned that his
name was David w. Soldiers. . clerk In the Cotton
Claim bureau, Treasury Department. He Is
whom he has been separated for some time past.
The coroner WAS summoned, and will hold IN in
Quest to-day.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. n..BRkADsTuyys-floar
reis Western super q sxNo1 100 DO. Extra and 100
Howard Sfrees do. a q, and 10 Western Family at
S1.Mh41.SA former for Spring.
els NaryIsnd amber as eisa0 ]. 80 do good red
% n. G9t Is; 100 Do. fennsylyanl. red ct q:19
DO. No. Spring red, In Elevator, % SLso0i.E.
Corn.-Tke market for Corn Is dull. and except
for Southeru white the tendency Of prices Is lower.
The sales embrace e0o0 bushels Southern white II
.s0o cents latter for prime dry, aeoas; 5.sQ do
ysnsw q 1851 eer,s 80 90. SaHp e: 2, 10,
. cents; ssa % quote mixed for future delivery
0ais;-The only ales reported are i,su bushels
Hye;-The receipts today were l,oo bushels, and
ss oS%y snSss pes T q o.:: an.
lsk9isA cents; low middliuR Nx0AA cents;
strict good ordinary LEX cents; good Dc. I3S cents,
and the low yr:dea ranging from II TO 10 cents.
Provisfops.-Ths market for ProvisIons Is quiet,
but the feeling Is steady and prices are maintained
Bulk Meat Is not Offering IL round lots, aud we W,
ss@sx cents ir clear rib Srs. for loose lot amt st
cents for Shoulders, and e9s4 cts for clear rin
Sides In Jobbng lots packed. Hsc0n Is In active Joo
bling demand. aud we quote Shoulders AZ > eenth.
and clear rib Sides at cents Hams at sscnH
lsas cents Lard firm at senss s dSr Rr, ner
Ssgdrs-we quote prices as follows; Cuba and
Porto Rico fair TO good refining at-.a0S GEMS,
English Island, do, 7.s97A ccnis' Luna ccmtrit-
%Ea sA@sT CENTS; o. Sxes NJ - V,e%rs,
WIisfwsgWe learn OF sale Of a barrels West
rrm al n oa and note now held at 81 .o3 per 1aton
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WASHINGTON AND ITS EyVIRoys.

Mr.. Deb. Randolph Keim has published very
,aIuable work with the above title and one which
. destined to have large sale. It is an Illus
rated, descriptive and historical handbook 70 the
satiopaI capital and Is the revised edition OF his
ss.l, nron the uublic buildings and grounds, the
$500 of general interest, the environs Of Wash
~xfop. Is we'll as a valuable chapter upon lis
ststn,, The book also contains valuable maps,
is. IN, fiiaxramf and 10 full OF information Of
z" .srtrrrssinx and valuable order. Mr.: keim has
.er,ssen lis book In iucid manner, and prodsood
a voTI that should b lsUssssd ~ every vis'tof
n the capital
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LOCAL xIsCELLANH

Several Interesting local items will BE- found Of
cur third page.
Tyenty.nIns marriage licenses were issued Dur
Ing the past week.
Bisise, whom, IN o he Romaa 0asss.,o churchs.
the throsts Of the faithful are blessed.
Tho alarm Of fre On Saturday afternoon wa
by the blazing content: Sd ~
teenth street.
The furniture, horses, carriage, wines, 60, com
prsing the effects q the Marquis dc Noailles, thu
tion on the ID and 9Th Instant.
Tho collection In st. Patrick's church for ii!
benefit Of the poor Of the parish was announced
sSs Sn e. S. e.
To-day is the Feastof the Publication, Or ''Can
dlemxs Day." when are blessed the candles used
during the year In the ceremonies Of the church
sick.
Rev Father Keaas's lecture, descriptive Of his
European tour, Melted $500 for the benefit Of the
new church Of 81 PssrSs He vii repeat Il e.
Orphan Asylum.
The Virginia Republican Association will hold
It's regular monthly meeting ct OlaEkes hall to-
Of general business A full attendance Of Viz.
ginia Republicans new in the city is desired.
forty-three workmen were discharged ct the
Department.: Seventeen borers and isbossrs from
construction and repairs, thirteen from ordinances
and six lsborers from equipment and recruiting.
Yesterday morning Mr.. W. J. Ellison, we'll:
apoplexy. Deceased was q shoemaker BY trade
fifty five years Of age, and had family Of grown
children. Hard drinking was the cause Of hi.
death.
The various companies composing the hrst regi-
ment National Guard will DO inspected tonight
by Col. r. L Fleming ct the Armof3, on Sixth
.ss which they Il. pa1sds through the prae
pal streets.
B. H. Warner, real estaae broker and auo-
tioneer, sold Saturday afternoon Q twostory Man
near the corner Of Ninth, next door to the resl-
dence Of Ex-Governor Wells, for Enoch Totten,
trustee, to J. B. Donnelly, ct tl4ooo.
on sssurasy .ftslSoon With j. Wheeler. n the
abscondng clerk Of Jones d Farley, arrested BY
Detectives Miller and MoDevitt. ON Thursday
1900 in money with number Of checks.
A grand promenade concert, similar to that
given last year at Masonic Temple is to be gotten
and sdss
firm, conducted BY the Little Sisters Of the Poor.
An interesting meeting Of Southern Republic
l. H. Chandler, Of Virginia, Gov. Samuel Bard
eIpound the Identity Of southern interests with
and general turn out Of Southern Republicans
is expected.
Judge Fisher, United States District Attorney,
Of Martin WEIGH, better known as "Reddy"
Welch, convicted on the nd Of October in the PO-
lice Court OF violating the internal revenue laws
(selling without license and sentenced to jail
for sig months, ION which he appealed,) and he
was thereupon released.
The my eighth annual meeting Of the wash
ingtcn CITY Orphan Asylum win be held this
evening, ut Foundry NJ. E. church, corner Of q
and Fourteenth streets, ct 7:So O'Clock. All
friends OF the orphans are invited to. be present.
The children will sing some Of their sweet songs,
the annual report will be read, and interesting
addresses by prominent speakers.
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SUICIDE.
THE EFFECT OF STRONG DRINK.

THE EFFECT OF STRONG DRINK.
Yesterday morning, about o'clock, . man
named Grimm p. Bush, residing at No. 2ale q
street northwest, committed suicide by shooting
himself IN the head with pistol. Dr.. Baldwin
was summoned, but his services were Of no avail,
and Ct 10 o'clock Bash died. The deceased was en-
ployed' in the Treasury Department % Q watch.
man, at which place he had been for the last six
years.. He Was torty years Of age, and had served
commit sniclde, bat Vas frustrated. The cause Of
the saicde 10 attributed to strong drink 81 lately
he has been Intoxicated frequently. The coroner
WAS notihed, and .aftsr hearing the facts deemed
an inquest unnecessary, and gave certificate Of
burial
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Saturday, January 81, commencing at 10 o'clock
q. M, at the store Of Joseph J. May, $50 Pennsyl
vania avsnue. The sale will include full line Of
very fine Lyons black Silks colored silks, Japan
csc silks, buffalo and beaver black alpacas, French
and English dress goods, shawls, table linen, nap
kins, towelng sheetings, Marseilles quilts, shirt
ings, calicoes, ginghams and other goods. Those
who want bargains In dry goods will do we'll to
attend this sale, every article offered will posi-.
lively be sold to tho highest bidder.
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NEW ADHERTIsENENTs
See notNe to creditors.
NJ. Harris at Willard hall.
BENEFIT to Hughy Herman.
See Corcoran Art Gallery mott,

: Go and hear the orphan children sing.
w. J. Florence ct the National theatre.
Daniel orc. Callaghan, attorney-at-law
The Hutchinson family Will give concert.
Ford's Opera House, fashion able high comedy.
Socisbls for the benefit Of st. Stephens church.
{. Two three-story brick houses for sale or ex-
change.
Coal and kindllns wood at Stephenson 4
Brothers.. II
The women's Christian Association will meet
tomorrow afternoon. a-
Green Williams will sell, tomorrow, at 10 ..
No., . lot II wines, liquors, &c. 49,.
B. II. Warner will sell, on Tuesday, February
II, ct 4 p. m, valuable Improved property.
Latlmef Cleary viii ssll, on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, . hns lot ofoil paintings.
Green Z Williams will soil, on Tuesday morn
ing, February 3. at loo eloek, aeonsignmsntor fur
niture. =
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WHO PAYS SCOT?

SOME BANQUET HALL DESERTED
CARDS FOR COUNCIL, DRINKS FOR
DELEGATES, AND LIQUORS FOR THE
LEGISLATURE. -..-
DIessrs. Godfrey Goeli on Saturday instituted
suit against Hon. Peter Campbell, Speaker
Of the House Of Delegates, for Sl.ols.s5 for sun
dries Of the comforts of life, which were, 1t Is
claimed. furnished to tho delegates during the
late term OF the House upon Mr.. Speaker Camp
BELLS requisitien, A. . sample OF the items"
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THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.

THE TEMPERANCE ca USE. -,
The Dashaways had an unusually large and in
teresting meeting at Temperance hall last night.
Mr.. Constantine presided. s..sf
|: Amer . hne recitation BY Mr.. James 7. Powell,
Mary Walker, Senator Tip:on, VIM. r. Drew,
James Barron and Rev. VIM. II. Reed. Tho
speech Of MI: Barron, giving his personal exre-
Renee, though very orief. WAS oDe OF the most
telling OF tbs svsaIag. Twelve persons signed
the Rl0dxe, Il. -
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NOTICE.

The residence Of the Marquis De Noailles will
not he open for inspection until two O'Clock to
The sale will commence tomorrow at 10 O'Clock
Z. m. LATlMER & CLEARY,
AuctiOneers.
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TAX BILLS
MAssEY-S PHILADELPHIA ALE

for special improvements and for sewerage set
tied at discount OF twenty FIVE to thirty per
cent. by the Rogers Banking Company, SIS Sew
anil street
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CITY ITEMS.

WE ALL CONSIDER IRON tho embodiment Of
strength and power, but how few are aware that
1t Is this same element In the system that gives
US strength and vigor, and that an insufciency Of
1t causes weakness and debility. The Peruvian
Syrup, protoxije Of iron, Is prepared expressly
to supply this WALKING element
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KEEP OUT OF. THE COLD.

KEEP OUT OF.THE COLD.
Go to Savage's and get him to put his unrivaled
weather-strp on your windows and doors. Many
have been comfOfted, and advise their friends to
60 and do likewise. Jos. L Saw GaR,
Pennsylvauis avenue and Tenth street.
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B, II. WARNER,

Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer, No. 72g Sew
enth street, will remove to new offices In Federal
buildings, corner Of and Seventh streets, on the
10th pr0xim0.
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WANTED.

10000 Of Sewer Bonds; u, 900 of 1s-year Perma.
nent Improvement Bonds. SWEET b JONES, 6l1
Seventh street.
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TAKE CARE OF YoUR tALUABLEs

Call and examine the fire and burglar-proot
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York svenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities jewels, silver-ware, other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them. rf
Take ,rGrning from Me Chicago and Boston fires.
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CHOICE INVESTMENTS.

J.H. SQUIER & CO.,
Bankers, No. l4lo Pennsylvania avenue, pay 8
per cent. on all deposits.
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Is the only domestic ale sold by the leading hotels
and restaurants In the District. The reason is
that no other domestic ale equals It either in
strength or flavor. Families supplied with hall
or quarter barrels and faucets loaned by Palmer
& Green, 81 Greene street, Georgetown, d. q.
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nuxr.xS6E n6ifiNc L. m

FOR SALE.
Ten shares Great Falls leo Company stock.
SWEET + JONES, 5ll Seventh street.
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GIRLS REFORM SCHOOL.
MEMORIAL OF THE MANAGERS TO CON-
GRESS.

The following memorial will be presented to
Congress to-day:
Whereas just and wise provision has been made
by the United States Government for the care,
education and training Of neglected, vagrsnt and
vicious boys, by the establishment Of . reform
school for 1oys in the District Of Columbia; and
whereas the District egataIe ~ s last ;ss
establishing reform school for girls, appointing
board 81 IS and ~
s to
buildings; and whereas, until Congress makes
place in the District Of Columbia where the igno,
vicious girls from all parts OF the United States
streets to ,hsi1 own utter ruin and the lasting IN.
Gated, trained and fitted for useful lives; and
atory institutions established by law In the United
permanently saved ffom vice; and whereas the
our request, the leading refomatories Of the East
and North, examined and compared their systems
OF management and plans Of buildings, and Sc
draw plans combining the best features Of these
Institutions, on the most economical and effective
hiis: ,.,,.,,,, ,,,,x ;.
anime carefully the provisions Of The bill sstsb-
fishing this Institution, the plans for building,
and the methods Of reformation proposed, and to
make such an appropriation as will render It pos
sible to open . National Girls Reform School In
the District Of Columbia, wherein oukcasts and
criminals may be secured from temptation and
vice and educated and trained to become indus
trious, skillfu, useful members Of the community.
Signed by Sara ]. Spencer, president; Susan A.
Edison, NJ. D., vice president; Emma A. Wood,
secretary; Peter @. Campbell, treasurer; John
+. Cook, auditor: A. q. Riddle, solicitor; Thos.
b. Florence, A. W. Scharit, Caroline B. Winsiow,
N. D., Mrs. L. rOict Langdon, Board Of Trus-
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NATURES oATHARrIc.

NATURES oATHARTIC.
No medicine Is needed to keep the bowels in
freely and regularly from Its source in the liver,
and Is Of the right strength and quality. But the
great oiiiary gland is easily disordered and the
bring II back to its natural condition when thus
affected, Hoetetter's Stomach BItters should be
At Least tTss day until the desired OBJ
supply Of bile, or to lack Of the stimulating ele-
ment In that fluid. In either case mere parga-
yield the supply Of bile necessary to remove the he
waste matter from the system at least once In
twenty hours before radical cure Of costive.
produces this effect. It's action upon the stomach
and liver IL direct and salutary, and through
these organs 1t regulates and invigorstes the
whole frame.
SINGER SEWING NACHINE9.
Out Of 2,sa4 sewing machines distributed to ap-
applicant designating the machine she wanted,
2,lG were Of the Singer patent. These significant
:mGr sas na In ss,
. % es.p ,s T,9 asvs
der. Price, 2s and 50 cents per bottle.
Ss,a ,' A,Ssy s.F ~ ass1s +
LiSHrcoIoarp Kid Gloves are very ssyiisS when
not soiled. JoUvEN's inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner
Will r0nOV1to luom tuOrOu8nly. frlco, y cents
per bottle. All sold BY druggists and fancy deal
ers.
PLAsTERs, whenever plaster Is needed, are un-
rivalled. Price, 70, Is, and 50 cents each.
THE GREAT ENeLnH REMEDY for Gout and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plants, either Of recent or LONG standing, arc adj
vised to use Blair's 9out and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon Is the most safe ami Of:
fectual remedy ever offered to the public, and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared by
PROUT & HARsANT, I'D Strand, London, England,
and sold by all druggists.
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A STORM BREWING.
A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION BETWEEN

A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION BETWEEN
w. J. FLORENCE AND &c. II. B.,
Mr.. Georgia.. Butler 10 tho Mell.krown and
talented dramatic editor Of the Spirit of the
Times, and likewise the supposed New York cor.
respondent Of the Herald Of this city. In yester
days issue Of the latter there appeared q letter
over the initials 90. II. B." supposed to be writ.
ten by Mr.. Butler, in which personal illusions
are made to MT. w: J. tisrense, the popular &C,
ing. Below We publish that portion of &c. H.
b. IS letter which refers to Mr.. Florence and the
latter gentlemans reply. 1t Is said that Mr.. But.
take part in performance that may prove either
al s''''A' a. l. y q Sio X sss'''s ''s<'
rFrom the Sunday Herald. Of yestcrdav.I
A curious story comes across the Atlantic. You
Of articles in IoSdos Society, edited by Mrs Ross
Church, (Florencs Marrystt, called tho Modern
Chesterfield Letters SIGNED Lord G. H.
was a pen and ink portrait Of Colonel White, a
the Guards ciub. The Indignant Colonel sought
The I name Of the wriier. 4 was finsiiy given as
sceonpanlsd By 80 other Guard Colonel, one
demanded retraction Or sat: iactIo,. The Irish
Earl, unlike the New York Irish Alderman, was
no w.rrior, and saemissively wrote IN AFFECT
tie articles, he was esnpsllsd to Be responsible,
without alleging the feseen. It now seems that
mers 10 Londos and Nice, shs Wboi Is connection
famous and obnoxious srtislee FicrSnes vas
the Bisekvaier, and tie Earl Knowing bis literary
ability, put into his hands mass Of data end
matter concerning f..hIeaAbie society, in London
distinguished and titled reistiye. put than into
iair masa.!ns shaps for hie, and. Mrs. Church,
sss Esa a:s s;s..sS,Ss pss, asss
sionsl engagspssts, Xqt the Earl, to savs hinssli
E. q: 4 sn 3 ss sc
tive. he fslfhsr stated tSsf Mr. fiorsnes came
e sE Eds i (. q "a
ger Stasrt, vhish commanded Florssee TO his
|. s nsSs = Tssis s
siviI t!isl. nd :.at hers 90 puIliestiop II the
~. ysss Es,s "a,ss s:s,!Dsa e s1ss
ing notify oS *: Qua
ssen the anuseT1pe and the full recital 70 sxesed-
Il. sr % e
his play acting bat brighter and eisversr rela-
tive. The Gsissy 4. sxpsetsd to have long ~.
yIosExcs OF sc. 4. B."
To "a. Editor 1ss asar kpsse nse l
letter from New YORK correspondent reiating 70
myself Of avery personal character. This paper,
bcin0 weekly, can publish no reioinder thereto
until amer the termination Of my engagement in
this cify will you therefore, give this pisce In
IN nv professional character and career hsve
courted criticism. but do claim that my personal
and privats AFFAIRS are not the property OF iuch
preached in his character the Earl Of Desart, In
that which makes Man honorable and worthy,
woold hold him personally responsible for his I'M
Pcrttnence and pfesumptiou.
Your obsdisnt servant, W. J. FLoRInc1.
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On the nth OF June the charges are: /. Supper
for members, ss1.so; supper for SIX clerks, $50;
wine. ts2;;" and on the 18th there is an item for
Brea kaye and lost hopkins, tls." Tho case will
doubtless excite considerable attention. That
pack OF cards for ei.so will not all DO ''count
cards, and all parties will follow SUIT.
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QUEER D0INGs OF THEDATENP0RE
At WILLARD'S.

TuAoLr IN A TEA-ho"M o,nI- .>esfGnfs
IN THE AlR-TiED VIII ny IS, AEBrUT-
TING On COATS AND THU e7s.
ARE THESE FELL -nzS .DEvILHp