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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-12
The H0usekeeper.
Conducted by a Lady in Germantown Telegraph

Conducted by q Lady IN GeT7ndnown1etegTdPh'J
THE "wHY" IN VEGETABLE COOKERY,
Why should beans never be put into cold
water to soak, as Is often recommended? Be-
cause all the nutritious portion of the b an s
extracted by the process. They should be
loosely in a cloth, be put into boiling water.
with spoonful ofdripping and a little salt
in it, and be kept boiling for four hours.
They are then excellent II served with gravy,
and not with melted butter. They serve as
garnish round roast mutton or beef, and are
excellent eating served whole or as q PURGE.
To make the latter, when the beans are done
throw them instantly into cold water, when
The skins will slip off. Rub the beans through
a cullenser, and mix lump of butter with
them. A little stock, or milk, or cream is
why should plenty of ast-boiling water
be used IN boiling vegetables, potatoes ex
cepted? Because the greater the body of
boiling water the greater the heat. Ifonly
little water be used, the whole affair soon
cools, and the vegetables become tough, SO
much SO that no length of time in boiling
them will render them otherwise. Broccoli
ing them for eight minutes In boiling water,
will be tender as marrow; but, IL not proper
ly done, hours will not cook them.
and very thin rings? Because the fibre is
thus cut across, and in SO cutting them,
whether for frying or for making sauce, they
turDips and carrots 1t is just the same;
neither of the three should be split or cut in
any other way.
Why should parsley never be boiled with
sOda-only in boiling water and salt? Be-
cause parsley, having no oil in 1t, would be
spoiled with soda, and all flavor would be
extracted. All parsley should be picked free
from the stem, be put into plenty Of boiling
water with salt, and in summer be boiled
only one minute, and in winter two min
utes, and be strained and chopped on the
back of plate. If only little water is used
in boiling 1t, the water becomes brown, and
the parsley tough and ill-flavored.
Why should vinegar for picking with
never be boiled? Because boiling takes all
the strength from 1t. Whatever vegetables
are 10 be picked should first be made soft
with boiling water strong with salt and then
be well-drained and the vinegar poured over.
Why should two ounces of salt and a bit OF
washing soda always be put in the water to
boil green's In? Because the salt crisps the
green's and flavors them, and the soda
extracts the Oil, which Is greatly injurious TO
the digestion.
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ALEXANDRIA.

FISH REPoRT-The receipts at Fishtown
continue to decrease, and IL is feared that
fiuence OF the small receipts prices OF all
kinds OF fish remain high Since yesterday s
report there have been received 5000 shad
40 600 herriDgs and q number of sturgeon.
Shad sold from SIC to $3.50 per hundred,
nerrings from $1,000 TO S11.50 per thousand
and sturgeon 81 so piece.
The Port Tobacco Independent says We
understand that for the past few days the
upper fisheries have been doing much better
In the catch of herring, but shad are remark
days catch amounted to over one hundred
thousand herring, which were sold at $40 per
Thousand.
Episcopal CoUNcILIThe approaching
est ever held In the diocese. Last Friday
two hundred and sixty eight names had been
sent In, with more TO be heard from. But as
the Southern Churchman says there will be
room for all and a hearty welcome to ALL
1Gdzekke. tnh.
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Condensed Locnla

Street lamps will be lighted at 100 p. M,
and extinguished at Il 80 a. m.
The dog war IL 70 be commenced on Mon
day next
Columbia Commsndery No. 2, Knights
Iemplar, are maxim 2 great preparations for
their pilgrimage 10 Philadelphia, where they
hope 10 secure the nrst prize for marching.
Judge Humphreys being engagCt in the
CouS IN General Term in the hearing OF the
Washington Market case, has adjourned the
Circuit Court over to Monday.
Might before last as Mary Thomas, a coll
oIed girl aged nine years, was passing a
vacant lot between % and Sd and p aud o
strt e 9, an unknown colored man snatched
~ note from Der hand and made of.
III those unEightly and dangerous holes at
tie western termination OF Pennsylvania
ave.-the approach ID the Aqueduct bridge
are not soon filled up sonebo iy will have TO
pay bill for broken fire engine axles or
sprir gs, and perhaps a claim for damages
for horses or vehicles injured.
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Removal.
F1RST-CLASS SCOURI AND DYING.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing to his new building, eO6 q st. north
west, three doors west Of 9Th street, very near
his former place. By promptly adopting the
or European invention, he is enabled to do
any work In manner not to be eQualed by
those not possessing these facilities.
~ Ladies Dresses cleaned and dyed with
out being taken apart.
81 Grape Wells rehnished nice and cheap.
~ Grease stains removed effectually.
~ Gents garments cleaning and dyeing a
speciality.
~ Prices lower than ever before, to suit
the times.
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GEORGETOWN.

COAL TRADE for the week ending to-day. J
Consolidation Coal Company Receipts,
6sss4 tons; shipments, .s73 tons. New Cen
trail Coal Company-Receipts, 1850 tons;
shipments, $3.50 tons. Borden Mining Com
pany-Receipts, 7s4 tons; shipments, 4so
tons.
GRANNY Canal-Boat Medley, with
1850 bushels wheat TO Hartley a Bro, and
COO bushels corn TO ii. II. Talbot; boat II. M
Talbot, with 600 bushels wheat, 500 bushels
corn and tons hay for II. M. Talbot.
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A REAL CENTENNIAL REMEMBRANCER.
Says the Boston Traveller: sin digging q
drain on the premises of John Stowell, ESQ.
No. SO Bow street, Charlestown district, this
morning, the worBmen unearthed 9 pound
er cannon ball. 1t was found at the depth of
four feet, encrusted with about three quarter
inches of rust. This centennial remembran-
Ger was probably fired from one of the Brit
1sh frigates stationed between Boston and
Charlestown at the time of the landing OF
the British troops In their attack on our in
trenchments on Bunker Hill, on the morning
of the 18th of June, 1775"
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COMPANY BIS ANNIvKRsARY.-To day bs-
ing the NTH anniversary OF the reorganiza-
LIST Regiment N. G. ID. Co., the company are
this afternoon celebrating the event by a
dress drill and parade. The Light Guard
was first organized in December, 1860, and
served during the three months service in
and around washington, having BEEN mus.
tered into the United States service April
II, 1s61. Its officers then were: Captain, 8.
A. II: Marks; LIST Lieutenant, SamIT. Ellis;
"a Lieutenant, ID. McCathran, and brevet
70, William Altemus. They reorganized
May Eth, ISL, with the following officers:
Captain McCathran former lieutenant), aud
Lleutenants Shaw, Cross, and Hull. The
company at present is off1cered by Captain
1eld, A. ID. Shaw, and VIM. II. McF adden.
The company appeared oday in the same
uniform which viii be worn 10 the Centen-
NAL: Gray uniform trimmed In black and
gold, black "Astrachan hat" and white
cross belts. In Philadelphia they will be the
guests Of the "Weccacoe LEGION
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GET THE GENUINE ARrICLE-rh,

GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE-The great
popularity of f" HiL6or'S Compound OF ODD Liper
Oh and Lime" has induced some un yrin-
simple article OF their own manufacture; but
any person who is suffering from Coughs,
Colds, or Consumption should be careful
where they purchase this article. 1t requires
no putting; the results following its use are
Its best recommendations, and the proprietor
has ample evidence on file of its extraordi-
nary success in pulmonary complaints. The
Phosphate OF lime possesses q most marvel
Gus healing power, as moined with the
pure Cod Liver Oil by DIR. Wilbor. 1t is reg
ularly prescribed by the medical faculty.
A. b. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. eos
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CHARGE OF ABDUCTION BY LAWYER -
Adolph Bessie, a lawyer, residing corner of
Hart street and Broadway, Brooklyn, was
arrested last night on q warrant issued by
Justice Delmar, on complaint OF Charles
Stores, of Pennsylvania, who charges him
with abducting his daughter. Teresa Stores,
aged sixteen years, and keeping her against
the will Of her father. The case was adjourn
ed for one week.-[M Y. Commercial, 1lth.
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THE DISTRICT INVESTIGATION.
Further statement ~ Expert Morris.
The Gleason OveFpeymens ef O65, 7s2.

The following additional statement by Ex.
pert Morris relative to the overpayment to
Albert Gleason was submitted for the infor-
nation Of the House Committee on the Dis
trict on Monday last:
The estimate made by B. Oertley, dated
september LIST, 1873, for work done by Glea-
Of q previous estimate datsd july s . ,. is1s.
amounting to o., s30s2, and that also in
cluded the amount Of q still prior estimate
dated June II, 1873, amounting to s3s,I76.4s.
On the estimate OF June u, 1873, there was
paid by the auditor Of the board of public
works, s35 y0C0; on the estimate Of July 2, 1873,
an additional $4,000, and on the last esti-
both the Others and amounted to si4s, 2sOi1,
an additional 10000, making q total Of
$40 goo paid on 3 measurement amounting
The following is the estimate In detail as
appears on page AZ Of the testimony taken
during the present investigation, but which
Is repeated here for facility of reference:
18th street from b north to b south,
taking up cobble and old material,
setting curb and sewer. 81, 26406
E street, w., from 10th to 18th, grad
ing and hauling to canal. H,I6525
street sw., from 7th to 9Th, grad
Ing and hauling 10 canal. ...".... 15,1S4.58
Square 212 grading and hauling do. 100000
Z st. s.w., from 18th to 18TH do. 5,lH AZ
Milling .................... .......... 1.O7415
grading and hauling to canal -. 45s26o
10th street s.w. from III to r grading 1873 60
18th street west, from 3 to B.. Ash 80
IL street s.w., from It'll to 9th, grad
ing and hauling to canal. 5,sI1.29
Mass. ave-, digging and trenches for
retaining walls, between 18th and
18th streetS.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
sewers. ................. -. 4,8Jo4O
street, from 6th to 9th, It'll street
W.. from T. to G................... 66, 121 81
Rhode Island avenue. 1,25S p
s14S, 23011
The total amount of 40, 600 certified by the
auditor of the board OF public works was
DISTRIBUTED as follows:
18th ST. west, from Bnorth TO south 81 10000
c st. s. W., from 18th to 18th. ......... I,325O0
Maryland ave-, from 18th to 18th,
10th st. g.. W., from II TO F, grading. 1,623 90
18th st. west, from north to south 1000 90
St, from 9Th TO 9th; 7th west, from
f to G....................... 55,037 90
Rhode Island avenue................ ,253 90
Total on streets. 23S 90
Filling Washington canal
June 18th, 1873. S28 10000
July 9TH, 1913. 12,T62.00
September 4th, 1s13...... 100000
%, zoo
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me Trotting 90 Brixhsxeed.


yesterday aternoon there was very fair
ettendance &c Brightwo0d TO witness the
ington Driving association. The frst con.
purse Of s1,o0o-irst, second and third
money-in which the following were entries:
Turner's bay mare Dora, 0oldsmith's brown
Gene fst MSnGr an %
merly Modoc. Oscar was the favorite, and
Dora bad many friends and In seven heats
The second race was of the 29s class, for
which was entered Crawford and Lovall's
Srovp sssing sarpsy Kslsy ys Dan
brown gelding Ballentine, for purse OF
81, 900. Kelley won the nrst heat and jenkins
the second, third and fourth.
The following Ii the summary:
Three-minute class-purse 81 600 first, sec
ond and third money!. e. Turner en-. br.
Dora J. "a Goldsmith sssssIs tn en- n g.
art en-. B. g. General Mczrth Si 1, I. I, 1, 8,
DIR, Time, 2:42X 2.43x 2:42X 2:4oK, FAY 2:43,
second race-class 2.2e-purse 81 ,ooo-nrst.
second asd third noney.-Crawford & Lowell
en-. br. &. Barney Kelley, I, 3, 3, 8; ID. Jenkins
en-. br. 9. Bateman, 8, 2, 2,2. Time. 23oX /,
Tie time in in the last heat of the 22s race
was the best ever made on this track, beating
Observers time las: year half q second.
BUILDING PERMITS issueI by Inspector
Plowman:-E. ID. Farnham, ten two story
and basem eut dwellings, east side 10th, De-
tween + and G streets northeast; s25, 900.
VIM. Dietz, repair q brick dwelling, south
side F, between 18th and 18th streets north
west; $500. Eugene and Lorenzo A. Lucas,
vaults north side Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 2lst and I'D streets; $500. Paul Hfser,
two-story brick dwelling, east side 9th, be-
tween and T streets northwest; 81 800. Pre-
sident and directors of Gonzasa College, a
public school east side North Capitol. be-
tween i ard X streets; SIS. 900. Eliza j.
Bouts, twO-stOry brick dwelling, north
side 8, between 18th and 18th streets north
west; $500. Ellen Flynn, a two story and
basement frame dwelling, west side 18th
street, between North Carolina avenue and
B street southeast; $500. Horatio Moran, q
wostory brick dwelling, north side l., be-
tween 9th and 7th streets northwest; 81 200.
Thomas Green, two story brick dwelling,
east side Green, between Beall and West
streets, Georgetown; $500. r. A. Waters, q
two story brick dwelling, north side Mary
land avenue, between 9th and It'll streets
southwest; 1000. w. 1. Boyce, four two
story and basement dwellings, north side
Myrtle, between North Capitol and LIST
streets northeast; 81, 900.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
JNO. III. SHOOT IL SON,
NO. 119 BRIDGE ST., GEORGEr0wN, LIDO,

no. 119 BRIDGE ST., GEORGEr0wN, lido,
Have received from New York and are Offering az
Popular Cash Prices,
LADIES' DkHSS GOODS in new designs OF
Plafds, Stripes and Plain materials; best makes
Black Silk from Slto IS so; BIZ and White Striped
and Check SILK; Grenadines from 2sc. to q Is.
Mourning Goods Of all the best makes ana
fast Blacks a. speciality; Cotton Goods - and
Dress Fabrics from l2k cents mp; House
Furnishing Goods Of the best makes; Gents
Kid Gloves, button, at 81 and 81 SO; Hosiery in
great variety; Parssols and Umbrellas; Prints and
goods, to which adding daily supplies at low
prices. Goods sent TO any part OF the city.
apps I'm yNO. H SMOOR son.
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READING NOTICES.

The Crown Toilet Sea-.
Clean Hands, Clean Face, Soft Skin, Good
Lather, by using The Crown Toilet Soap.
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A CHILD KILLED AND THE MOTHER
STABBED.-Louis Mclaughlin, shoemaker,
aged forty years, OF No. 40 Atlantic street,
last night came home Intoxicated and struck
his wife, who held In her arms q baby three
months old, knocking her down. The child
fell under and was killed. Mclaughlin then
got a knife and stabbed his wife In the breast.
She was taken to the hospital, and he was
arrested this morning.-lM. Y. Post. 11th.
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CoNsUMPT1vEs, don't let 60 your hold on
nope until you have tested the properties OF
BAKERS ODD LfUeT OH and Phosphate of Liyae-
There is testimony of the highest class to
show that its effects in Pulmonary COM
plants have been almost miraculous. Pleas
ant in taste. Sold by druggists. Jno. c.
Baker & Co., Philadelphia.
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HAVE YOUR HOUSES CLEANED and your
winter clothing saved from moths, By using
Harris Roach Powder. 1912 + street north
west. 5lO,6
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FRENCH Etruscan lockets and crosses, a
beautiful assortment received this morning
at Prigg's jewelry store, No. 457 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, near Az street.
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uIt's Only q Cough,i

has brought many to untimely graves. What
is Cough? The lungs or bronchial tubes
have been attacked by q cold; nature sounds
an alarm bell, telling where the disease lies.
Wisdom suggests, try "Wtstur's Bdisdm OF
Wtld Cherry" 1t has cured, during the last
half OF a century, thousands upon thousands
OF persons. AS long as you cough there is
danger, for the cough is a Safety Valve. Use
"Wistar" and be cured. 80 cents and Al a
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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TIE MOST COMPLETE STOCK Of youths
boys and children's clothing ever before dis
played in the District, and at such prices
that every parent or guardian can afford to
dress the boys with very little outlay. An
fully solicited. b. Robinson IL Co., the Boys
Clothier, 900 Pennsylvania avenue, next to
M. w illiap's.-[AClu.
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SUIT AGAINST A TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Yesterday Thomas A. Edison and George
harrington filed a bin In the Equity Court
against the Western Union Telegraph Com
paDy, g. b. Prescott, Commissioner Duell
aud Secretary Chandler for an injunction,
&c. The bill alleges that Edison Is the In
ventor OF an Improvement in telegraphs
which has for its object the simulta ueous
transmission of two different dispatches or
signals over the same line wire from oppO-
site directions or in the same direction. 1t
alleges that Prescott claims TO be a Joint In
ventor and joint patentee OF this invention,
and that the Western Union company are
now using this Improvement on their tele-
graph lines upon the pretense that they have
a valid contract with Edison and Prescott,
and IL alleges that certain proceedings are
in progress in the Patent ONCE with the de-
sign Of recognizing Prescott's rights as Joint
patentee In derogation of certain interests
therein, which Harrington claims as assignor
OF Edison. The bill seeks to prevent the
Western Union company from using the Inn
provements and TO compel the Secretary of
the Interior and the Commissioners OF
Patents TO recognize the rights of Harring-
ton, &C. j. III. B. LAtrobe, OF Baltimore d
pears for the cOmplai nant.
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LOCAL NE VS..

Nurso,,nl Tneutd-The Vokes Family In
aThe Wrong Man In the Right Place"
TNs0G Cou6QlIs.-s Rel Mueab; or, The
Russian Fire King" and varieties.
Ong1egdtion0 Cs,uch.-Lecture by Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher.
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HArs--Lewis, the halter. has just returned
stock Of light Felt and Staw Hats, in lash.
ionable shapes, for gentlemen, boys and
children. These goods have been selected
with great care, and Will be sold at popular
prices for cash, at Lewis, $50 It'll street, bet
and X. 2
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HAVE YOUR TRUNKS and Travelling Bags
repaired at the factor OF James 8. Toph am,
425 It'll street, under the big wire sign. eos
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TRY Marburg Bros. Seal of North Carolina
smoking Tobacco. 10 and 20 cent pack
ages. 4,13,1:
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

NM CENTENNIAL BARGAINSg~A
HEILBBUNS SHOE STORE.
402 5TH STREET NORTHWEST.
White ehoes for May Balls, at cost.
$50 n ems stitched Caters and Ties.
94@ french Kid, front seam, button.
425o Kid, Button; 30 IoIed, Button.
u. Lace 6aiterB; 81 30 side lace.
Sl00 Congress; 20 cents Buskins.
81 % Lasting Front seam, Button.
$l0O Boys and Misses echool Shoes.
SiO0 Fexed BAlmorals; % cents Infants,
&l.N Mems Caters; o. 50 Calf Boots.
Buckskin, Kid and Lasting Caters
n. B:-Look for " Old Woman with a Children"
In window. ap26-tr
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

Ladies Dress Goods in sill the new materials and
styles: Black GreH adiues at IS 50, 40, So 6l1k, rs
cents, 81; Black Silks, from q 10 S3; Black
school commencement dresses, cheap; good Cali
Goes fast colors, at g. 81 and Scents; best Percses
l2H cents; imeres aud goods Of ell kinds for men
and boys wear, very cheap; Psrssols from 80 ce ats
TO S6; 2-buton Kid Gloves, 81 and 1l.50; White
my5-tr BENJAMIN MILLER, 103 Bridge 81,
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SEE Majors advertisement. His soda
water has always ranked with the best to be
bad anywhere.
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No. l39l SNo. 439
7TH ST. HOUSEHOLD 4 frH ST.
DE CO Il fIONS,
PAPBRHANGINGS,W WINDOW SHADES,
PICTURE FRAMES, &c.

Now opening the largest, newest and choicest col.
lection OF PAPERHANGIN0S, artistic In design
and of the best fabrics and fnisn in the District
embracing.PlAin Tints, Gold ana Silver Ground,
emit Imitation Of Wood, Washable Oaks, Satin,
Blank and Grounded Papers, Fresco, Gilt, Velvet
and Imitation Borders, Centsrs. &c, &c.
We do not limit those seeking for hne goods to
our large stock, but have made arrangements with
one of the leading manufactures, and have sample
books Of some Of the finest papers mads, and will
have any Of the patterns made TO order In coors 10
WINDOW SHADES: Git Band and plain goods
In popular colors, which we make mp In shades to
order. PIOTUR1 TRAAES, in Walnut, ali Gilt,
Velvet, Chapel and Basel patterns, the largest va
ionS DeIulsr sPAsfEL PAiNTiHas; sols agent
for the Digtrict Fine assortment Of genuine DR.
DEN Poreslain PeintiDss; A few choice Chromos.
GOA S1er nsS sn1 e pcsnS ySs6 IN
kinss, Mails, &e Purchasing and selling for cash,
these goods Win be offered at the lowest rsmuuera.
tive prices. call solicited 20 exsmins our stock.
No. l39 TN o., 8 doors above Odd tsllows' Han.
~Terms cash. HA On free exhibition and sale,
An original painting By Leonardo, OF Rome: Sub
ect; BeetIice d Qsnci in Prison the night before
her Execution. The Heed OF Cenci, from the orr
gfnal in the Daroerina Gallery. my6-etS
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CoPns Extracted without Pain.
Bunions, IDgrowing and Club Nails, Vas
cular Excrescencee, and other ailments of
the feet successfully treated, at DIR. Whites
establishment, 14i6 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Wfllard's Hotel. Fee 81 per visit
Established In Washington 1861.
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Weashsr ProoabtzstSes TODAY.
oYYrcE or CHIHY SIGNAL oyY1cHR,

In the middle states, falling followed by
rising barometer, warmer southerly winds
shifting to colder northwesterly and increas
eleudy Weather Win rsin. except in southern
PORTIONS, succeeded during the afternoon or
night by clearing weather.
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CIT r TIE MS.

NEw STYLES of Boys and Children's
Clothing 1t A. Straus, 1oil Penna. avenue.
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FROM The publishers, John r. Ellis q Co,
and words and music by Harry X. CofyseN NJ
Warrington The music n aduira NV "A ~ .
ed 20 the text, and evinces merit In the com
Poser.