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The Pr opposed MusicaI Festival.

AEEAANU Al HALL LAST
NIGHT.
A meeting Of those interested in holding a
musical festival in this city during the
coming summer, was held last night at Will
lard Hall. with Mr.. A. s. Solomons as chair
man, and Mr.. II. III. Tilley secretary.
Col. J. Brisbie Walker addressed the meet
Ing, stating that the enterprise would require
large amount OF money 10 be raised by sub
kcrptiOn.
After discussion a motion was adopted FOR
the appointment of a committee of general
arrangements and one on finance.
TIE chair appointed the following as the
committees:
kArrangements-Co Colonel Cake Judge Mac
Arthur, w. w. COrcOran, G. G. Willard, L.
r. ROessle, Walter Paris, A. F.. Perry, How
6 ara Wymani J.; "A; j. W res%ell, Lewis j.
A: g. Riddle, Richard Taylor and Simon
Finance Committee. w. Thompson, NJ.
w. Gait, y: X. Shepherd, John A. Buff.
Richard Taylor, &. Storrs, s. q. Young, j.
II. Willett, III. II. Tilley. Lewis j. Davis X
-: Mussey, j. c. McKelden and George W.
Riggs.
DISCUSSION.
Prof. Falkland thought that four or five
hundred singers could be procured from the
various organizations in the District and an
orchestra Of one hundred could be organized.
Many singers would come from Baltimore
and other cities. AS il was a Washington
affair, regard should be paid TO Washington
meE IN the selection OF the leader.
Prof Richter said if il was to be a small
local affair, IL would cost about s2j 900 for
Two or three days; the erection OF a building
would be a great expense.
Mr.. SOlOmOnS suggested that 10 ha been
proposed 20 use the Northern Liberty Mar
ket building.
Mr.. Bail spoke in favor Of the project.
There are about fifty chOirs in the city, each
OF which could furnish ten singers.
Col. Walker said the Nofthern Market
Company rendered the use OF their building
on the occasion of their festival and the ball
on the 4th OF March, IL the people weuld az
sumo the expense OF putting In a floor. II
teed subscri ptiOns enough to make IL a GER
tainty, there was no reason why they should
not have festival TO rival the ones held in
Cincinnati, Boston, and other cities.
The subject was further discussed, but no
definite action taken.
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aS-Cardinal McCloskey, who has BEEN ill
Tor some time, is reported as improving.
~ Henry l.. Chandler, esq, SON of Hon.
LucteIs III. Chandler, of Norfolk, offers q re-
ward OF 500 for any information that will
lead TO the recovery OF the body OF his father.
81 Washington has now got to be a city of
conside. able signs; which doubtless accounts,
says the Post, for making it once more All
me headquarters.
aS-It has been asserted that for several
years George Washington ran this country
and the British army without a silk UNI
brella.
- Brooklyn Argus: Ex- Governor Fenton
is In washington. He expects to earn for
tune betting on what his politics will be next
fall.
9-There is landslide of six feet of mud
on the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
railroad, near Iowa City, interrupting the
passage Of trains.
H-Chicago Times: Brother Moody sayst
mans heart is in the right place IL makes
no difference whether he prays on his knees,
standing up, or lying down. Mr.. Moody may
be right; we cannot, however, give up the
good old fashion taught US in our childish
years.
~ Brooklyn Argus: "I have visited the
House OF Representatives daily during my
stay here" friend writes us from Washing
ton, "and nothing thrilled me more than TO
see one OF those Hoosier Congressman strad-
ding the frontier of great thought
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FIRST CLASS SECURING AND DYEING.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing 70 his new building, 905 q SC. north
west, three doors west of 9th street, very near
his former place. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American
or European invention, he is enabled To do
any work In a manner not to be eQualed by
those not possessing these facilities.
~ Ladies Dresses cleaned and dyed with
out being taken apart.
- Grape Wells rednished nice and cheap.
81 Grease stains removed effectually.
81 Gents garments cleaning and dyeing
speciality.
So Prices lower than ever before, TO suit
the times.
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POLICE COURT-Jud0e 6l6U.
To day, Joseph Williams, for assault on
Isaac Tucker, was fined $50 and costs, or 60
days in Jail. Thomas Forbes, threats to
Eleanor Forbes; 500 bonds, or thirty days in
Jail. Robert Rogers and Lewis Herl, larceny
OF Is oysters; S5 each. Samuel Johnson,
Richard BasfOrd, and John Estelle, were
sent TO the chain gang as Migrants. K. K.
Stuart was ordered to kill bis biting dog
Mary Mcclellan, alias Mary McGuiggan
loud and DOlsterOus, were required TO give
personal recogniZance to do better. John
Henager, loud and bois ferrous; IS. Joseph
Mcseby, same; s5. Charles Smith, same; IS.
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EXCITEMENT IN A METHODIST CONFER.
ENCE.-At the sc ssion of the New York east
conferen ce NJ. f. Church in Brooklyn, on
wednesday, Mr.. VIM. Buckley, chairma an OF
the committee on the book concern and re-
nglous publications, criticised with some
severity the management of the Christian
Advocate and Journal by Rev. DIR. Curry
The treatment of men and measures by the
latter, 1t was alleged, had a tendency TO di
mtnish the usefulness of the paper. Dr.
Curry, with some agitation, denici that he
had attacked anybody or anything Mr.
Buck ley reiterated his accusation, and de-
clared that il was absurd for Dr. Curry to
deny that he had not attacked men right and
left. He particularly instancei the case OF
Kew. DR.. Lanahan, whom he (Dr. c. had in
timated was insane also attacking him in
such manner as to cause his poor old mo-
Their TO think IL would ruin him forever. II
he buckley were in the editors place he
would sink dead in his chair before he would
get up there and cry for quarter after all he
had sad. lCries of "Shame" and Misses I
Mr.. Buckley continued, amid considerable
confusion. 'If 1 were in his place and
thought was not able TO stand it, would
go and take dose of quinine and nerve my
self up to It, Kisses and cries of s'Shame!';l
would die in my seat" [Great confusion !
A delegate rose to point of order, but
Bishop Harris, who presides, said he had bet
ter sit down again, as Mr.. Buckley had q
right TO reply 10 DR.. Curry.
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LOCAL NE VS..


National ThedteT-SOchern. as David Gar
Tiek" and ''Dundreary Married and Set
lied
FoTds Opera House Tony Pastors un-
Yivaled variety troupe.
7neGteT Co,asqse-The " Partisan Follies, -
and other varieties.
John % Byie'Is six great shows consolidated,
corner 9th and s streets.
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From Jacob BeTer, Esq, Druggist, MidsUe,otUn,

IIOHt OUCVO BtItI, fSl, UTtLyILsI, -Iti u OlVn,
Dulgphtn county, Pa.
Messrs. Seth w. Fowle Il Sons:
Gents:-Please send me Immediately half
a gross OF DR.. WIstdr'S BdlSdn of TTILd CheT7u,
as 1T is selling rapidly and gives good satls-
faction. have been selling the RaIsam for
more than twenty years, and have always
found IL satisfactorily spoken Of have had
a number OF customers who have realized
1ncalculable benefit from the use OF il in the
hrst stages of consumption. / am never
without 1t in my family, and administer it
10 any member OF IL whenever troubled with
coughs, colds, lung and bronchial affections
and find IL a most efficient remedy.
JACOB BEyFR.
so cents and Al a bottle. Sold by all dealers.
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NAT MCKAY'S LIBEL SUITs.-Tne grand
jury yesterday found two true bills against
Messrs. A. K. Mcclure and Frank McLaugh-
lin, editor and publisher of the Times, the
charge being that or libel against Mr.. Ma
thaniel Mckay, the navy yard contractor.
The witnesses examined were Captain CLARK
8. Wells, U. S. N, Captain Cromwell, u. s.
N, John Colon, and Mr.. Mckay. Another
warrant against the same parties was issued
ye terday morning by Magistrate List on a
article in the same journal charging him
with collision with the secretary of the navy
in corrupt practices connected with the sale
of the Philadelphia navy yard. The defen-
81 900 each for COURT Phitd. Press, 18Th.
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FOSTER BLoDGETT gave bail yesterday at
Atlanta, Ga, and was released from custody
He 10 accused ofembezZlemento OF state funds
while treasurer OF Georgia,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-14

A LARGE LOT of Kilt and Sailor SHIFTS. ALI
sizes and qualities, just received at the Boy's
and Chlldren's Clothing House. Il. Robinso1
a Co, 900 Pennsy lvania avenue, next 10
NJ. Willian's.-ACt1.
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Saratoga Springs in Winter.

Reasons for going TO Drs. Strong's RENE
dial Institute in winter, with circular de-
dropathic and Electro-T Thermal Baths, the
Vacuum Treatment, Galvanic and Faradaic
Electricity, &c, will be sent on application,
Nervous, Lung, Female and Chronic dis
eases specially. 12,24,m.w.f.3:
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THE SALE OF GROCERIES bv r. Sweat
auctloneer, will be concluded at 9O6 Penn
sylyanfa avenue northwest, to- morrow, SAT
nruay morning, April Is, 1916, al 10 O'Clock.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
Of New York avenue and 18th street, pays
per cent. per annum on deposits for each cal
sendar month. Ban king hours, To L. sat
uTdays, to 4 and to s. 27tSl4tI6
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BOYS and Children's Clothing, New Goods,
New Store. Prices 10 suit all. b. Robinson
20, goo pennsylvania avenue. b. Robin
late win Wall & Robinson.-AdtH.
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SoD.-Sod cut an even width and thick
ness by machine, and furnished at low price.
Parties wishing sod laid, or to lay Them
selves. can be accommodated by addressing
Box 457, city p. o. asa
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Weather Probabilities To-dav.
oFFIcE OF CHIEF SIGNAL oYrrcrR. f.,

"AsHiSGTON, April IA, 1916. 4
Daring The rest OF Friday, in the south
Atlantic states, stationary or rising bsrom-
eter southwe 4, veeriDg TO cooler northwest
winds. cloudy weather, and possibly light
rain, clearing away Friday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-14

Silver, coral, Lake George diamonds,
onyx, gold and pearl and Roman gold Jew
elIy received at Prigg's jewelry store, No
800 pennsylvania avenue, near 4 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-14

BOWLING, the auctioneer, will sell to-mor-
Tow morning, at his auction rooms a nice
tol OF groceries; also, two Of Smiths parlor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-14

SPRING LAMA full supply o-nnorro1,
AZ twenty cents. Stalls no. I3i AMI 10 go
Ter: 81 and "A y street markets.
<autGi II. NJ KEArrrc
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FISH MARKET To-DAY-Sold by X. A.
Golden & Brother, fsh agents-12 900 shad,
sold for SO SASH per hundred; 20 900 behring's
for slOas11 per thousand; 1000 punches Ash,
sod from 3 70 . cents per bunch.
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TwEEDLE-DUM AND TwEEDLE-DEE,-
The story published in one of the morning
papers TO the effect that an Italian named
De Costa, formerly waiter at Delmonico's
had fallen in with "Boss" Tweed In March
last on board q steamer running between
Genoa end Leghorn, is received with general
incredulity. People who best know what
sort OF man the "Boss" is, smile at the iuti-
nation that he could be so communicative
under e1y circumstances. Besides, there
are some OF bis old friends here who ridicule
The idea that he is in Italy at all, aud the
reasons they assign for their disbelief are
such as to confirm the conviction some time
sim express, 1, that so far from roaming in
foreign lands, Mr.. Tweed at this moment is
snugly housed on Manhattan Island, and is
constant reader of the daily papers.-[M Y
Letter.
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BAKERS COP LIVER OIL AND PHOSPHATE
OF LIME, prepared so as 10 be decidedly
palatable, sure defense against the ScOluQe
of our climate, CbnSJBlpti0n; and a certain
remedy for Throat and Lung diseases, Scrold-
ia, rheumatism, Debility, Rickety Affec-
{. BAKER & Co., Philadelphia.
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TRIED FOR KILLING HIS SWEETHEART
In the Baltimore county court at Towson-
town yesterday the trial of George Leib, for
last, took place. The case was concluded In
one day, and the jury brought In a verdict OF
manslaughter.
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Removal

FINE FRENCH CLOTH DRESS SUIrs made
to order, $40, at Moore's, l0ll y Y. ave. All 6
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BOYS and Children's CLOTHING. Navv s,o,,
New Goods. Il. Robinson A 70 ooo pal''
sylvania avenue next 70 NJ. WiIian's,-Aesr
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LoNGFELLow AND HARRY BAssETr-Ed-
wards & Hutchison's Stimuli ating Liniment
is the best thing for injuries inHOrses 4;
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Corns kc.-"The wise for Health

NoTHs g he Wise Tor Health
on daily walks depend, )" and thousands from
far and near visit DR.. Whites establishment,
l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Will
lard's hotel, for relief from, and avoidance
OF, Corns, Bunions, Troublesome Nails, VAS
cular Excresences, etc. Established in Wash
fngton in 1861. Fee, 81 per visit.
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CIT z ITEMS.
Hats fer ,ne Spriuy of y,

TIE best IS and sc SILK Hats,
Elegant styles Stiff Felts, - to $50.
Fine Soft Felts (all colors), 81 50 to %.
Boys ana CbildTen's Light and Dark, SOFT
sId Stiff Felts, and Brown Straws, some
new and very pretty styles. received this
week, at "Lewis'.- 800 eth street. ?
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To CoNsUMPTIyEs.- MANY have baen

10 CONSERVATIVES. - Many have been
happy TO give their testimony In favor of
the use of "WILbor'S Pure Cod Liver Oh dJtd
Lime" Experience has proved il to be a
D1phtheria and ali diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. Manufactured only by A. w.
WILBoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold by drug
gists generally.
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

4 leland EMANCIPATION PROMENADE
VI MONDAY and WEDNESDAY kVEHINGs
80 April Htk and l9h,
At Benz fetal II all on 18th street between r. ana M
For Benevolent OBJECT.
Good Music and Refreehments.
Doors sIen at O'Clock. Admission Tickets, Is
cents. ap4eo2t-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD's OPERA HOUSE.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.,
Positively las: to nisht..
YONY PAsToR STAR rhOUPE.
An entire casnse q pres smms for the farewell
performances. Nes sSDgs, Dsnoes, Acts, fsroes,
GUS WILLIAMS,
the monarch 81 Gernsn csmsdIsns, in his --latest
budget OF comieAl'ties.
MATINEE SATURDAY AT2
nATIstE sAruRDAl At =.
NATIONAL rHEArER.
Ill sS#H:ss i I: B Bs$HB s ssssHSS
DUSpRKARY AARRikD AND SETTLED.
SATURDAY MATINIE-oUR AMERICAN
Mr.. sorHERN..
LoRD DUN EARY.
apIsT fSFLkTIoS. 00"'o' entitled
90 CENTS ADMISSIONS,
NOW OPEN,
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
And every Afternoon sud Evening this week, aud
JOHN O'BRIEN'S
SIN SHOWS CONSOLIDATED,
Menagerie, Museum, Circus!
cN IHs Lor
COENER NINTH AND STREETS.
Ninth street cars 60 TO the ground, aud 9TH and
l4th street and Belt lines within block.
TWO DISTINCT CIRCUs TROUPEsI
Appearing az the same time IN
TWO GREAT RINGS.
GRAND MUSEUM,
MAMMOTH MENAGERIEt
N SSse the DAILY PARaDEs. with TWO
TWO GRAND CHARIoTsl
-, and MILE OF GILDED CARS
cages nens Elephants, &C, and remember
% CENTS AID MITS To ALL!
tibition for oNE-HALF the usual Admission Price
SEATS FOB ALL
cs,s , us nshers Ladies and children specially
sru W. Opehs ~ ahd . teglns ore hour later.
aRII- JOHN OBRIEN, Prog.
THEATER CoMIQUE. Eleventh Stre,t.
bt'o~ FtHHsy1rGHta ArsaHs.
OPEN THE YEAR ROUND.
Performance EVERY WIGHT. Matinee for La.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
FIKsrCLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
Variety, Drama, BurIesque and Comedy. nov2a ly
RoBERT FORMER SUMNER GAR.
~ DEL, In Alexandria, 10 opened sga'n tor the
dIsusht. Lape.lm-l HEkRY sCHERB, s1pt.
OLD MOI On Exhibition UNIV No
9TH srmAxKkkTfrrR,s7rHsr ST.
Me- %Ss IA so sTs, s set, Ses ana asa,, era
Choice OIL Paintings, Kngrayinss, Uhromo., &C.
sh.Gs. Piess4.. ri I,S q fiRsF as3a SHSo.
seIs, Rings, Nails, &C., In the District.
Please remembsr Name and Number. j,I.y
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HEALTH is AN INFsrIMARIr Jrwrr

HEALTH IS An INESr1M JFwEL.-
The cough that deprives you of IT may IL ke
your life too. One bottle OF Hdle'S HOnev Of
Horehotold and Tar will avert the evil, aud
save you from consumption. VIII you wei gh
Life against half dollar?
Pixies TOOtha che Drops cure In one minute
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-14

SPRING RACES, at the new park, COM
mence May I'd and continue four days. The
programme embraces the following classes:
3 minute, 2.29, PSI, 22O, 2-i2, 2.26, 2.32. 223,
and free to all. Major Hill offers $1,000 in
premiums, and some of the best horses in the
country are expected 10 Ia Ike part.
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TRY Msrburg Bros. Seal OF North Carolina
Smoking Tobacco. 10 and % cent pack
ases. 4,l3,i:
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PERSONAL.

INVOICES legally and quietly obtained for iu-
y compatibility, &C.; residence unnecessary. Fee
after ceeree. A. GOODRICH,
apll ct p. o. Box 1887, Chicago.
he. ROBERTSON can be consulted every
y Wednesday and Saturday pnnctuslly 81 his
once, aga 10th street northwest from 70 .. M.
R.ad bis card under Medical notices. sp7-2w
p l. A N Il II 4 ADER.
MRS. DR. ELLIS will remain but two weeks
longer. All " no wish 90 learn the truth Of Past,
Present and Future should call aud consult the
Doctor Immediately. She gives information on ali
subjects of life. 1000 street northwest entrance
10th street. Bee circulars. mar3l -eo3m
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THE COURTS.

SHORT PANTs-from to II years. b. Rob
inson & Co., Boys Clothiers.-AdUt.
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lofO SP RIFG! 1910
PRICE LIST OF
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS,
G. L D T HING!
A. sTRAUs,
lsll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
DRESS COATS AND VESTS.

DRESb COAIB AND VESTBs
Oriental Silk Pld Worsted Coats & Vests. S20 90
Northampton SILK Ribbed Worsted do. do ... 1 = 90
Vienna Diagonal w orsted Goats q Vests. 16 so
Blsckington Black and Gold Worsted do do Is 90
Uxbridge Fancy Silk Worsted Goats Vests IL 90
Earragansett Fancy Blk Worsted do. do.... 10 90
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CHILDREN's Suits, Short Pants-from 8 to
II years. Il. Robinson & Co., 909 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, next to Willian's.-AdUs.
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FRENCH VICTORY OVER THE ALGERIANs
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times
says telegram dated Algiers, Wednesday
reports serious engagement between the
French troops and the Insurgents, south of
Constantine. Tho latter numbered four
thousand infantry and one hundred cavalry
Toe French force was much smaller. The in
surgents were completely defeated. About
600 men were killed and wounded, including
their leader. A large number were taken
prisoners. Two French officers were woundei
and twenty soldiers killed or wounded.
w. o. AVERY AND Con MAGUrRE.-Mr.
avery has been taken to the county Jail at
81. Louis TO await his transfer to Jefferson
City penitentiary. A motion has been
granted for q stay OF execution in Col. Ma
CURES case until next Monday, or until q
reply can be received to the petition sent to
Gen. Grant praying for remission OF the
six months imprisonment to which defend
ant was sentenced.
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A S T Il D l. o G Y.
MADAME ROSS.

MADAME ROSS.
This celebrated Lady Astrologist aud Healing Me
dunn can be consulted at No. 201 street, corner
OF I'd northwest. She has superior In deliRestns
the Past, Present and Future. In love or bushes.
her advice is invaluable, describing your friends
pointing out your enemies, and informing you OF
the sure way TO success in all UNDERTAKINGS. Con.
sultation strictly confidential. Ladies, SI gentle
men, 81 so. sepl- ly
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

OOOAS ANU OIAIlONEhY 4.
NEW PgBLI0ATIoNs-"Life and Letter. o.
LORD a asesSlsy by his I ssphew G. Otto Ire
y SnsTIs; F H%,;d Adams vi 20 Ct
, Ter 500 g Raj Gilbert gu
Ilzy h.y,' amy Andrews, 81 %: 3Ef ss
:MseieOds Elements Of BsnEins S'sIr co. S COZ
Jack son. BY Randolph, Illustrated; sac. A J5b
G! Ot oens 'Sf rate
Agents fsTs Linen ,P.PsT.
TBE gABIrATIoNs OF MAN IN ALL AGES
The Eneids Of Virgil. By VIM, Morris
BaneIoft's History Of the United States. Centen-
Sights and In.ights. BY Mrs. Whitney.
Miss Hitchcock Wedding Dress.
Easter Lilies, and other Lenten Books.
supply Of WI srsi'iii III AT ss
NEW BOOKS.
Diseases Of the Nervous System. BY DR.. Hammond
Handbook q ArchifscturaI Styles. BY Ro'ensar,
Animal Psrasites and Mesmates. BY Van Bene.
den: lnternaiisnal Sci Series: sisi
g.
Life of Alexander Hamilton; . vols. o4g.
The Habitations OF Man in All Ages. BY Eugene
Violet LIE Duo. Illustrated. IS
Bancrofts History of the United States. Gen
tenary edition Volumes aud Q. S2.25 per vol.
just published and for sale by
mar2itr MOHUN BROS. 101s Pa. av.
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AND FOR
SALE AT
sHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
Corner AZ street and Penna. av.
Dear Lady Dtedain; By Justin Mccarthy.
MY Young Alcides: 4 faded Photograph. BY tn.
author Of 1.-THE Heir Of Redclfne
Her Dearest Zoe. By Ars. Alexander, author %
Mrs IimbsrS Rane: or. A Church Fair and I,s
Victims. feb0-tf
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Es<a NEknILfA's -
LADIES' SHOES,
MADE TO ORDER
On stA Sired, OpPosis Patsaf orc.

"ise e hand, fine stock Of LADIES BOOTS
O. be fCllSvinR prices:
fas,iss. MA DOi.onsd--'---'-....--..---.s1e 90
m s"@-ss-----H.ss..-
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-09

How could you aspect 10 male a
living out OF your business. when star
ting, if the ruhkc would withhold
their patronage to sse whether or nut
YOU was going to DC atle to keep alivr
without haveiEg their trade. II i, iu-t
the same thing. with us, aud if you
would telp to;surport the paper aud
Keep it alive, you >houlI do 50 nup
London Iowa Independent.
just so. And there are subscribers
who will crumble if they do no get
their PAPER on time, and will find fault
If the publ .h,r does net get up a.
gcGd a paper As they think he had
ought to, ard at the same time those
who have the most to say about the
paper ard publisher, rroI ably have
not paid a cent on their subscription
tor a year or mere. How could a mer
chant continue in business, If his Gus
toners would trade with him for a
twelve month witLoat paying him
anything; his tapi'a' world o be ex
faust1c, and he would be compelled
to give in" Then how can it be ex
rected TINT a printer. whose cash ex
sences are SIS. or more a week, car
continue to issue his paper, anl fur
nIsh funds to meet the cash demands.
If the subscribers hold back the sub.
scripsion price fora year or more, ,c
sec whether he will make alive of j,
or not. Would it not he a better plar
for every u to pay up promptly, ant
thus give the printer a chance to &c.
mp a good paper, and to get it on
regularly.