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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

The PROCEEDS for the exhibition of the
exquisite Japanese screen at Wormley's {as
announced elsewhere) will be devoted largely
10 our needy local charities, and q portion
viii go to the Japanese mission for the edu-
cation Of girls, a mission already most sue
SSful. The exhibition is so interesting and
the object 50 deserving that the leading
aiieS of Washington society will give il
their encouragement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

TIE Pacific MAIL INVEsTIG ALTON
CLOSFD-The Committee on WAYS aud
Means have concluded taking testimony con-
ceruiug the means used to Spcur. the Pacific
Mail subsidy. and will submit report To
the House this week. Me>sr> kaSsoh Bur
chard and Beck have been assigned 10 its
preparation. and their conclusions will be
unanimously indOrSCJ by the full committee
The Committee on Ways and Means met
Ills morning to hear the report of the sub
committee-M eSSrS. kaSSon, Burcharl. and
Beck. They announced that il was not vet
ready. but that they would endea yOr to have
II prepared IN time 10 be submitted tomorrow
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

IEL REPCELICAN SENATORS helt a
caucus on saturday and also this morning
OH the order of business. y general conYer-
SatiOn enSUed. but there was no formal agree
mcnt aS 10 the order. 10 was generally
understood at the adjournment. however.
that the Senate would act upon tine various
appropriation bills as they came before il.
ant That In the intervals attempts would be
made 20 PTe-S the resolution to admit Pinch
back and The Civil Rights bill. each 10 final
and etcclSiNe vote.
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\ PENSION To Mrs. CCsHING.-The
House Committee GA Invalid Pensions have
agreed to recommend that pension Of so
FER month be paid 10 the widow of Lieut..
Commander Gushing, L. :. Navy, recently
deceased.
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But FEW more committee meetings on
the Senate side viii be held during the pend
ing session, the early hour at which the
Senate will hereafter meet. and the useless
ness Of endoaNOring 10 secure the enactment
OF any new legislation, being the reasons.
The lallICad committee was 70 meet this
morning to consider the Texas Pacific rail
road question but iailcd to do 20 for lack of
apUOrCm u on account of this caucus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

AT THE WHITE HOUsE.-AttOrney Ger
eIal Williams, Senators Edmuuds. sherman,
Pratt, Carpenter, Spencer and Cameron,
and Representatives HOar. Bundy, MOrey.
Butler, Cotton. Pelham. GOOch, Crutchfield.
Shoemaker, and Harrison had audience with
the President this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

The REPUBLICAN, MEMBERS of the Ala
bama legislature have united in a memorial
10 Congress praying that provision be made
for the suspension of the writ Of Ha5e1s corpus
in that state, i'm order that they (the repub-
lie an members may be saved from tEeir
political opponents, the democrats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

CAPTAIN \. II. HOLGATE, corps of en-
ginceTs. has been relieved from duty on the
stan Of the commanding general. depart
ment of Texas. and ordered To report in
person for temporary duty To Major IL. l..
Abbott. corps of engineers, Willett's Point,
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

WHISKY SWITCHING IN ALASKA
General -. o. Howard now in command Of
the department of the Columbia. recon-
mends that an armed steam vessel be en-
plOyc,l in the waters Of Alaska 10 prevent the
. smuggling OfliqUOrS, etc, from British Co
iumbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22
THE RIILROAD WAR.

FOREIGN NEWS.
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Mr.. OETH MINISTER 20 AUsTRIA.-Presi-
dent Grant has terdered the appointment Of
minister 10 Austria To Judge GOdlOye :.
OTth. Of Indiana. who has indicated that ne
will accept. The letters recalling Mr. JAY
Will be sent TO him at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-22

THE RIVER AND HARBOR APPROPRIA-
TIOS BfLL PASSED.-The House this after
noon, under "a suspension Of the rules, passed
the river and harbor appropriation bill by
yeas 201. nays ~. The bill apprOpriataS uD-
wards of six million dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17

SPECIAL TERM-Judoe WvLe
To-day, Burr agt Wheeler; order allowin z
agt. Buckley; order ratifying auditors report report.
Kelly a2t. Prentice; order continuing re-
straining order. Burnstine agt. Ormes order
modiifying Gee degree; RIGS agt Owen order
cree final ratification of sale. National Capt.
tai Real Estate Association agt. johnson ct
al; order for resale and reference to auditor.
CRIMINAL COURT-J,1iQe Macarthur
To-day, Charles Turner, charged with
burglary; was convicted. Victor George and
Paul Grey, charged with horse stealing;
noue pros. Thomas Ogleton alias Overton,
burglary and larceny; guilty. William
Henry alias William Piper, resisting Officer
Brown; on trial.
POLICE CoURT--Judge Shell.
To-day, Washington Harris, larceny. of a
pair of pants; fined $40. Matilda Grab am
an old colored woman, was charged with
stealing feather bed from Hannah Fox,
who testified that she lost it, and saw it
nized IL from the great number of snags in II
sewed up with black and white thread; not
proven, and the old woman was discharged.
and some sleeve buttons from Richard Smith;
$40, or thirty days in jail. Richard Brown,
assault and battery on Dora Johnson by
Benjamin Smith was fined So for cursing
Henry Banks, colored, same charge, at the
Theater Comique; $40. Arthur Stokes was
$1,000 SnsS up FOR P driving on the sidewalk, and
was scooped last night for throwing stones at
a passenger train of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company, near the
Navy Yard tunnel; fined $50, or ninety days
In Jail. L.. 3. Ward, found drunk on the 7th
street road, was dismissed ON payment of s5.
FRANK Williams, too much loud and bolster
Gus whisky; plead guilty, and was fined So
Eva Wallace was taxed IS for too loud ours
ing. Charles II. Dorsey and Alfred Powell,
loud and bOisterous in shanty in Magru-
ders alley, causing crowd to assemble; IS
each: Eliza Mason, same charge; S5. OH
Ger Collins had sharp tussle with this
woman, during which she cut him on the
hand with case knife Gilbert Smith, same
charge, at the railroad station; So. Jas. Lynch,
driving on fast nag; So Alexander Cole
charged with keeping fierce and dangerous
dog, which bit one Rhody ORoyal, a little
boy. The mother was in court, and seemed
very much alarmed about her son running
mad from the effects of the bite. In defence
II was shown that the dog did not belong to
Cole, so the court issued an order that the
dog be killed by Cole, or fine be imposed.
James Flanagan, failure to put number on
his wagon; IS. Also, charged with selling
f1sh from his wagon without license: S.
Anna Miller forfeited IS collateral for disor-
derby conduct. VIM. b. Mills, charged with
selling honey from wagon without license,
GMr. James G. Bates, mentioned in this re-
port on Monday. did not forfeit collateral
on a charge Of disorderly conduct, but his
trouble came from his horse getting on
sidewalk, which was the only charge against
HIM. =.
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BALTIMORE, March H.-vireinis sizes. pee,er,.
g; Virginia consolidated, Kg[; West virsinias,
TO- North CsE ar, SKIES, old, % DO. new, To- do.
bALrrMoRK. March H.-Cotton quiet-low mid
anngs, BAssz. Flour steady and unchanged.
,sr nea,Iwestern strong southern quiet; No. IVES
no, IL No. western I'd, LIS; No. 2 do. rs;
Pennsylvania red ooal "a Mary land red slai 2s
do smber 30; de. white, l.sOaI 50; No ? spring
southern YELLOW !srn sIistnnSIthsrn white Sas7
and steady-southern, 6Sa72; western white s;ss7:
YES ern mixed, 65. Rye dull. unchanged. Hay
n ~ s, and hieher-Pennsylyan and Maryland,
hrm, 20 2a2o 50. Bulk meats teady-shoulders, X:
clear rib sides, l0s1: for loads loose jobbina
packed, sas& llsllk Bacon frmer-shoulders. 8;
AZ. Butter easy, with . downward tendency-gooi
TO extra fine western tubs and rolls 20a2s Petro-
eum n,min ally easier, 7sak. Coffee dull and nom
mai Whisky quiet, Halls; latter price generally
NEW YORK, March E-Stocks dull and lower
masney, :. Gold lSs; Exchange, long, l7e; short,
fss; GoEsrhments active and strong.
changed Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn duh
LONDON, March IL, L. 30 p. m.-Erie, preferred.
LIVERPOOL, March II, 1890 D. m.-Cotton ouist
anc unohanged-midding uplands, I'D: middline
Orleans, sas1sd; Sales TO- 900 bales including 200
bales Tor speculation and export -
LONDON, March IL, 1880 D. m-Paris disra,chss
qpote rentes al IS francs 30 confines.
LIvERPooL, March u, ]. 30 p. m.-Bre adstuffs quiet
10TH, 'Ss. Cd per BIB, for new mess Beef, T6s per
in the open market or three months 81 S dis :
Ek snP Per cent, which is per cent. below. the
quote rentes at IS francs IS centimes
sales to-day :, 400 bales We're American.
LONDON, March E.--Tsllow, as. and as Cd per
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EOR G. ETOW WI,

ST. PATRICK's DAY is being very generally
observed by our Irish-American fellow citi-
zens, the residences OF many of whom are
trstefully decorated in honor of the day and
OF the coming Of the procession from Wash
ingtou. The Catholic Hibernian Society,
numbering about It's men, and marshaled by
Baker Thorne, with James DAILY as assistant,
and the Catholic Total Abstinence Society,
numbering about so members, and marshaled
Dy Mr.. @. E. Onutt, passed down Bridge
street about 10 o'clock on their wav to join
me grand procession at the City Hall. The
Two societies were headed by the Fort Whip
Iron FOR THE ANACOSrIA BRIDGE
Inc steamer George H. Stout, consigned to
". r. Hyde, has arrived with the first sec-
Ion OF The iron work for the new Anacostia
Drloge and general merchandise for District
NUMBER III BRIDGE STREET Is under
gong thorough renovation, and Is to inn
Pd PITY oya new and handSome front, and
VII oe occupied In about one month by
chants. -
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Condensed Locals.

The river front Is lined with oyster slo0pS,
and hi valves are selling at low figures.
The daily dead infant was found this morn
ing ON street, between 18th and 18th north
west.
Mr. s. w. Rittenhouse was recommissioned
n notary public by the District Commission
ers yesterday, not commissioned as justice
OF the peace, as published.
Mrs. Jacob d. Faunce, Conrad Faunce and
knight & Gibson, all old fishermen, have
left for The lower river with their Seines and
other parapheTnalia for the season.
Tomorrow evening the New York Republic
can association viii give the last Of their
series Of sOciables at Masonic Temple, and
tbe committee are exerting themselves to
make 10 a grand affair. See ad.
The law firm who have begun for George
town College a suit against Barnum and
Boyle for SOS 600 is not Messrs. Merrick and
Norris. as misprinted in yesterdays STAR,
but NeSsrs. Merrick and Morris.
Shillington sends HdgpeT'S Magazine, Frank
Leslie's LdCiU's Magazine, and Demorest's
Mirror of Fashions, all for April; also, from
j. G.. Parker and j. Brad. Adams we have
H0gIsT for April.
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Treating the wrong Dis.as.

Many times Women call upon their family
physicians, one with dyspepsia, another with
palpitation, another with trouble of the
breast, another with pain here and there. and
In this way they all present alike 10 them
selves and their easy going and indifferent
doctors, separate and distinct diseases, for
which he prescribes his pills and potions
assuming them 10 be such, when. in reality
they are all symptoms caused by some
uterine disorder; and while they are thus
only able perhaps TO palliate for a time. they
are ignorant OF the cause, and encourage
their practice until large bills are made,
when the suffering patients are no better in
the end, but probably worse for the DELAY.
treatment, and other complications made
and which a proper medicine. directed To the
cause would have entirely removed, thereby
instituting health and comfort instead OF nro-
longed misery.
From Miss Lorinda E. st. Clair, Shade,
Athens CO., Ohio:
"DT. r.. y Pierce, Buffalo. " Y.-Your
Favorite Prescription is working almost like
miracle ON me. am better already than /
have been for over two years"
From Ella A. Schafer, GAINESVILLE, Ind:
"Dr Iterce:-l received the medicine YOU
sent me and began using IL Immediately. As
a result of the treatment feel better than
From Mrs. John X. Hamilin. OdelI, Ill:
"Dr. Pierce The Favorite Prescription
mas done me good, which am very thankful
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is sold
by dealers in medicines. eo&K
CHARLES HETDsTEcK.
Sillery or Extra Dry Campagne,
EXcelled by none.
H,eo3: For sale by HALL q HUME.
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
month banking hours, 9 10 4. Saturdays. 9
10 and tos. 2t3, 14t16
CoRNs, &o.-aThe wise for health on daily
walks depend, and thousands patronize DR..
Whites establishment, 635 18th street, oppo-
site U. y. Treasury, TO avoid painful Corns
Bunions, Inverted Nails, etc.
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales OF
1872 were s219, eco. 4I2-s.wt
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VAN Rereee Te-Aay.

NEW YolH, March E.-fhe Peas financial ar
ticle says: The Wan street markets in the early
dealings were active. Stocks opened very strong,
and advanced in the early dealings. but since have
declined. Geld opened at lls.alls Cash gold is
much easier, Is indicated BY the following rates
which have been raid Cor one day l164al- 81
ges Day md :, and d Per cent per snnqm and
loans, Foreign exchange IL frmer, and the leafing
drawers have advanced their rates for sixty day bills
70 4TSx, and for demand bills to 49,. Busir<si
has advanced to f79 and 4ss res pectiyely. In the
money market call loans are AS per cent,
eminent bonds firm, but the changes N
prices are unmyortant. in state bonds ths
only sale was Tenneseees, which were steady
The stock market opened st an advance OF az owe,
yesteray closing rricee; Wabash, Erie. and North
west having been unchanged. There Was then /
rapid advance Of Nal per cent. the latter Uulon Pa
enc, and that the features were Western unioI
market was only steady, but has since declined !. a.
cent. "
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IRE You of a Conservative Hab,,,

fso, and You have taken cold. send at once
70 the nearest drug store for a bottle OF HaLs'S
Honey Of HorehOs1ld and Tar The fiftv CENTS
that il win cost may be the price OF your ne
Tor there is no saying how soon cold NAV be-
come deadly evil, where there is a constitu-
tlonal tendency 10 consumption. Avert dan
ger by the prompt use of the most powerful
antdote 10 diseases OF the lungs. throat and
chest, that has ever been prescribed or adyer-
tised.
PiAe'S Tooth Ache Drops.-Cure in one m n
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LOCAL NEW s..


NassoaaI Thed.eT-NT. W. j. Florence in
ssThe Love Test or St Patrfck's Eve" and
1.-The Returned Volunteer"
Fords Opera Hosae--Mr, r. 8. Chanfrau as
exit the Arkansas Traveller"
ArsJass TneGG.-Several new and aftrac-
tive "stars" in 1.-The Bellies and Swells of
New York"
7heoRT CoHnque-"Under a Cloud; or the
Murder in the Snow" and other attractions.
Lincoln HoU.-Theo. Thomas Orchestra
Combination
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RnECNATrsa-Durine- ~~e,n -, .a.n~>
Able weather no one s.sbsect n Rheumafic
aus snonio oe one .say Without Po,.ffs mr.
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h,,t -, Yeast Powder is the cheapest,
Ssnt -~est priced. Baking Powder. Ele-
mir mir -,,scaits, Rolls, &c, prepared in a few
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Washington Fish Market.

Sold by X. A. Golden & Bro, fish agents.
To-Day: 500 lunches rock and perch from Is
10 40 cents per bunch: go shad, sold from s35
10 $40 per hundred; 5000 behring's, sos 10 eco
per thousand; 300 punches catfish, from 10
16 cents per bunch. W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17

TEETH IN Ruins are a sure drawback on
PERSONAL appearance and personal comfort.
Therefore. keep them in good repair with
that established antidote for all the disaases
that assail them, fragrant Sbeo5oaf. go
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lFW Ne &UA
IN IKishnnanss Dream o 81 Ponv1 -.
Eve.
] dreamed that wandered along the sea -
To try If i could eli ny sadness begufe ~e
That had laved the pure brow % -. - w ave
But alas from the bosom OF
OF that numberless in roIlin' ssy.e ons
As they broke into surf Their sS,ssa ny 'rs.
OF hatred, derision, opPr <csscn and wrong
seemed, then, tnst ANY aark days had passed by.
n mnu han, ~ - chg By the sea beach again
ny ~ tne su1 Se BELLOWS had wondrousy turned
ycyoue, inspiring strain.
nh inaset;r~ ~lstfnily gazed out affair,
!, uSn q ePeck IN the tremulous air
htovn'o Sks the little green jewel that's set
ID ne psEe sold ring OF lady % fair.
20. higher and broader, as nearer il drew,
yill e last stood speechless with rapture awhile;
Then cent up this shout that sim riggs in nay ear
Grvst God tbs ms dear native Emerald Isle
But no Cross Of St George could any where see:
On drifsed dear Erin, and soon she became
part Of this glorious land Of the free.
Then seen I was treadine her green hs;lowed sod,
And greeting old friends from their thralldom set
free;
They were peers of the ncblest-men among men,
As the God Of stern justice intend they shall be-
Ere Dong to my bosom all my dsrlihgs pressed,
Our eyes with bright tear drops Of Joy oyerrun;
While the Sun-burst of Eria and the Banner Of Stars
Above Us, had beauteOusly blended in one.
Washington, March II, IsH5. ESQ
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THE EfNwooD AND WARWICK CoLLAR.
AT FRANCS, sSi-SS3 1th street. s.I6.6
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j. T. BRoDHEAD, No. 535 18th street, is
paying special improvement t;Sxes at the
lowest rates. Give him call before paying.
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DYSPEPSIA IS HYDRA-Uranrn Nox,

sTER, from which originate nearly All .sthe
Ills the human flesh in heir TO-" The P.77aS,,a
SvI1lp, protected solution of the protoxiae
OF Iron, Is long-tried and well-established
remedy for this distressing complaint; IL has
cured thousands when other remedies have
tailed. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17

CONSTITUTES acknowledge that the best col
lars made are the Fimwood and Warwick
IL you have not tried them, do 50 now.-Aetp.
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weather Probabilities To-day.

OrFICE OF CHrEF SIGNAL OFFICER, A
WASHINGTON. March II, 1873
For The middle and eastern states. n sine
barometer brisk nOrtheasterly winds, cold,
or clearing ard clear weather.
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% r ICE L IST.
PRUNEs, choice, pounds for 81
OREGON SALMON, pound cans, 81 per dozen.
sARDINES, 20 cents per box.
TOMATOES, large size, 81 per dozen.
ALBERT BISCUIT, rs cents per tin.
SUGAR WATERS, 20 cents per tin.
TABLE OIL, large size, best quality, 81 per
SCOTCH MARMALApE, 10 cents per jar.
CHOCOLATE PASTE, 90 cents per jar, prepared
for fnstant use at the table without boiling
LIEBIGS EXTRACT BEEF, genuine, 60 cents
per jar; large size 81
HANS, sugar cured, selected, cents Der hound
QLIykS, large bottles, % cents.
COlHEE, yava, genuine, - cent? per pound.
Do. Rio, 3 cent? per pound.
eskkAAGckN TTEEAA,S cant: Per pound pound
HOBBY. cenfs Per pound.
MAIAal z fs21f Es Choice sssSss el RUse6 cent,
oATMEAL, cents per pound.
LOOK and sse II 700 have been paying toe much
elsewhere.
9. 9. fp99NEXNXXEE1tF4 k&hssoNs.
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GEoRGErowN DIVORCE CAsE-A bill
was nled yesterday by j. Carter Marbury for
divorce rom her husband Joseph Sjpes 10
whom she alleges she was married on the list
day of July, 1858. In Georgetown. by the Rev.
j. T., Brown, a minister Of the Episcopal
church; that they lived together for fifts sen
months, when the defendant willfully de-
serted her, and has not since contributed To
her support; that she Is informed and believes
that for the past three years he has not lived
in this city nor does she know where he is
She prays an absolute divorce with authority
10 resume her maiden name Of Howard.
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IhE CAsk o. GRANT vs. THE Il. 4 Il. r.
r. CONPANY.-In the ClreuIf Cont IJudga
Iartter) to-day. the case OF Grant ". t6e
Baltimore and Potomac railroad compauy-
action FOR damages by having his toes mashed
DIS, while attempting 10 cross a train on
Maryland avenue, was resumed; Messrs
Merrick and Mattingly for plaintiff, ana
Clark and Garnett for defendant The iesfi-
mony OF the prosecution being closed the
defence opened, claiming that the pIaintIff
cannot recover, as he contributed 20 the ac-
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MARIEIs DAEcIne AoADEnY, a
nsnce TuEeDAY, March I, ms. May Hsil
WIN take place on the nth Of Nay. mar}9,&
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THE COURTS.

CHAIN BRACELETS in plate, with gold
fringe, at Priggs jewelry store, on the ave
nue., agent for the Lake George diamonds.
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WE ARE SELLING GOOD BLACK
wv TEA at SO cents per pound, and Q nice lT
Imperial Green a. cents. Give IL trial. u
BROWNING a MIDDLETON,
noyB 0f Go Pennsyivaria avenue
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LADIES' GOODS

MADAME LARMIER. froBu Parts informs IN.
Nh ladies Of Washtngu,n that she L. r,sSs n, n.
ceive orders for nRESSN AkINC fn fbs i.,s.t
sOles as she receives rignisrly the fashion rlates
from Paris every week. She il perfectlq oo,bdenf
her. VIZ f'ai"niN'
narls- In 100, prN~sx, -.