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Gen. A. j. Pleasanton, originator and
strenuous advocate Of the theory tnat
blue glass, interposed between the sun
and anything that grows, has a wonder
fully stimulating effect, says that ne has
Just had u new proof that he is right.
he iell from his carriage In Philadel-
phis, where he lives, and severely in.
jured his shoulder and side. Physicians
gave him no relief; but be was cured by
taking sun baths under blue glass.
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only a Com motion.

National Associated Press to the star. \
NEWARK, N. j., Feb. "a western
train, while approaching Communipaw
this morning, on The Central Railroad of
New Jersey, jumped the track at the
Newark junction, causing commotion
among the passengers, but without
causing much damage or injury to any
DaraOn.
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Robert b. Smart, Of Chilllcothe, fled
his voluntary petition in bankruptcy.
Chas. Moran filed bill of complaint
in the Circuit Court against the Ciucin-
natl & Muskingum Railway Company,
asking an order restraining the Railway
Company from taking any steps for ter
miuatng the lease of their road and
property to the Pittsburg, Cincinnati &
ST. Louis Railway Company ana from
executing any cancellation OF said lease.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC wORkS.
business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.

This Morning.
The Board met in regular session,
all the members present and President
Bell in the chair.
MIR. John D. Banks, the newly-oiected
Clerk, appeared and took his place.
Minutes OF last meeting read and ap-
proved. .t..
Pay rolls Tor the past week were ap-
proved and ordered paid. Parks, $123 10;
cleaning streets, 81 ,379 50; cleaning aoa
repairing sewers, 500 70.
Bills were tlen ptes@oMssq rs follows.
VIM. N: Burgoyne, for services as Ia
spector on NIne street, S15. Paid.
d. B. Baldwin, services as I speetT
Arn5pId fePaSnS Sz gutter p,..y
50 80. ... .r '-.o'i -. 'N'
Notice from d. J. Foley, Esq, to COZ
struct sidewalk. Approved.
Request for ninety days extension Oi
Elme ny contractors Kirchner, Gaifnsy
aHd Burton, referred To EMginne 3r. Re.
quest OF John Conner to grade, curb aud
flag and macadamze Kibby street in
front OF own premises at private ex.
pense. RelerIel 10 Engineer.
Complaint OF slide iu Hopper street.
Referred Jo Mr.. McHugh.
Petition from the Ninth Ohio Rerimerk
Association for perm So on 10 cree. a
monument to the late Col. kObert Il.
McCook IN Washington Park. Referred
To Committee.
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There is more excitement about a
wedding in these dynamite days, in one
minute, than there used TO be during the
entire honeymoon. Hearing the baEns
pronounced three Iimes in church Mas
nothing TO jilting the girl, getting led
out OF the house By the ear by ner iai he,,
getting kicked by her brother, and q sht-
Ing hypothetical duel, ala ia forss,
eight hours.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-05

The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
Phil. Bigger and Dora Hofer.
Phil. Dries and Rosa BeicDler.
WT., Phelan AMI Anna Hart
e. Kupiero chmidt AM Emilia Kurz,
b. FeIrie and Ellen Laurey.
A. q. Thomson aud Louie Gest,
Il. +. Cummings and Ella Jones.
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THE three burglars, George Clark,
TholUas Dillon aud Charles Rose, were
ARA gned in the Police Court. Dillon is
charged with the larceny of a bolt of
clotu and with carrying a revOiver. Both
oil his cases were continued to Wedaes-
day. Rose, on the charge Of posse ssing
burglars tools, was sentenced to thirty
days IN the Work-nouse, and, iOr carry
ing "a revolver, received an additisnai
sentence oil 30-$50. The cases against
Clark were also continued.
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The Ice in Hudson River
FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL


National Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The President
to-day nominated Speed j. Frey to he
United States Marshal for the District
OF Kentucky, vice Weden Oleal, with
drawn.
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Cnsanave,s Testimony.

In the Committee on the Powers, Priv
ileges and Duties OF the House this
morning, Casansye, of the louisiana
Returning Board, was examined and
said he had no knowledge Of any alter
ations of any returns from Vernon
Parish and had no acquaintance With
Maddox.
Gov. Wells never suggested TO him to
take money or valuable consideration to
affect the result OF the election. Did
not know about Maddox having CONVEX
sation on that subject with Wells; had
no knowledge of the result Of the elec-
tion ill after The returns had been CALL
VasSed.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY SToRY.-The N.
Y. Herald pupushes an extraordinary
story, OF which the following is a brief
synopsis: Elizabeth Mary Sanxoy was
born in Mulberry street in 1927, and was
married in 1S41 to her cousin, Louis
Gordon keith, naval captain in the
United States service. On the death
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M1d-dOg Panic.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Feb. 5.-A mad
dog in the strejts OF SuncoOk, N. H.,
yesterday, bit twenty dogs. Fifteen, in.
cluding the mad-dog were killed. No
person was bitten. ..
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The senate.

| National Associated Press TO the Star.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Senators Nor
rill and Withers only being present at
| 10 O'Clock, the senate unanimously re-
solved to take a further recess till IL NJ.
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FOR sALH--REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE FARM - Good farm OF 97X
j. acres, situated ~ miles from Williams
burg, ip Clernont County. Farm In good
Oroer vii! sell ON VERY EASY terms. A cool
chaaGe for any one desirino 1t 10 get a good
home Addross b. B. s., Star office, 23U Wal.
nut reef, Cincinnati, o.
jy2jd&jy27W-H
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Miss Adelaide Nelson, visiting tIc

Miss Adelaide Nelson, visiting tice
Virginia Legislature on Thursday,
ended for the moment all legislator,
and was Immediately surrounded by aa-
miring statesmen. AS she turned ID
depart, one o. the delegates was SPEAK
ing. Although he was addressing the
Speaker, yet he managed at the Same
time TO near that the actress was ieay-
lug the house. He looked around 10 see
uer before she left, anu as his eyes leiA
upon her he stopped in the middle Of
sentence, in the midst of the most coz
Yincing part OF his argument and in tbs
most eloquent portion OF his speech. He
forgot speaker, House, and C0mmDa-
wealth. "Mr. 81 leaker-'er-'ar--'eT:
yes, Mist@er-'er-Sp2ake ," but he
could get no further or. L. was evident
that he could not speak and look at Aiss
Nelson at The same time. Tnis wAtl-
dering OF mind and eyes was more than
even the sedate, stately, and grim
House could stand. Tue House ef
Delegates of Virginia roared. This re-
stored Mr.. Clarke, and, like u maa EhJ
mad walked from a dream, he went on
with his speech.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING - Sscond-story front or con-
ID Meeting rooms, handsomely furnished or
unfurnishcd, in one of the most desirable To-
cations In the city; heuSe has all the modern
conveniences; bath, hot and cold water, clos
cts, &C.; references desired III broadway,
near Fourth street. 1-3t
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CLEOPATRA NEEDLR.-There see

CLEOPATRAs NEEDLE-There seems
at last reasonable probability that
Cleopatra's Needle, which was given By
Mebemet Ali to the British Governm snf.
and which mas remained so long OH the
shore at Alexandria, will, before mauy
months are over, be set up in London.
An engineer, who has devoted muca a.
teniion 10 the subject, says that by
carefully swaithing the monolith in a
kind OF sacking and covering it with
wood in rounded shape, it could
be rolled into barge and then
towed to the Thames. Once there.
however, the still fu.tler and gr3ater
difficulty Of erecting it has to DE eneoap-
tered. The erection of The obelisk in the
Place de la Concorde, at Paris, cost
&S0, 900; and it is the enOrm )us expense
involved i'll dealing with this still larger
and more interesting mOnoiith W hich has
hitherto deferred the British GJYera-
ment from attempting the enterprise.
The engineer, whose plan is now TO be
tried, maintains, however, that the TUrk
can be done, and the o0elisk put up safe
ly in the place to be provided lOr il al
Lhe end OF Northumberland avenue, Al u
cost OF about & 1000.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

IT o. o. F.-THE DD-FELLOW SINGING
CHOIR will be present at the meeting OF
" m. Penn Lodge TUESDAY EVENING, 9th
Snst., and entertain the members with choice
music. Members OF the order invited.
te5-2t II. U. POWE ERS, Perm. Sec'y.
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Il OR RENT--SMALL STORE-On Fourth
T. street; central and cheap. Apply ~ B.
KNIGHT, southeast corner Sixth street and
central avenue. Lat
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WOODS THEATER.

b. MACAULEY.... Y......................Ma Manager.
CALENDER'S FAMOUS GEORGIA MIN
STRELS every evening during this week, and
Wednesday and saturday matinees. Admis-
sion 25 cents to matinee.
Next weeE-CHARLOTTE THOMPSON as
MISS MU LION. ja5-f
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TNOR SALE - STABLE Livery, feed and
sale stable, in town in Central Onio OF
4,OOO inhabitants. The stable is uoing first
reasons for selling For particulars, call on
or address FRAAK FOX, No. "a East Fifth
street, Cincinnati, .. Lot
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Tor RENT-HOUSES-Tw brick houses,
Il Nos l4i and 146 Clark street. Key at 4Jd
. Court street. 1-4t
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LOST.

r OST-PAPERS-Some in Covington,
IL package of papers relating to soma land.
kewa d pad by leaving at 1872 scJtt street,
Covington, Ky. 2-3t
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-HOUSE-No II Perry street; s
E rooms, cellar, water ami gas; newly pa
Dered: S25 a month, Lat
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TNOR SALE-SALOON-I good location in
Il center OF city. Inquire at 29O West sixth
street. l-at
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FOR SALE.

lLNOR SALE = NEW HOUSE Nine rooms,
II bath, furnace, and all modern improve
msnts, with large lot, shrubbery, and full
grown shade trees, three squares from depot
St Wyoming City Solicitors Ohce, CITY
Buildings. lot
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BOOKS, GO.

At Stevens Bookstore, 80
West Fourth, all the new Books
and Magazines, High School
Text Books, new styles Ladies'
Note Papers, Valentines, Sc.
fe8-3t
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TNOR SALE BAKERY - Having first
T class trade, and in the best part Of illinois,
in q town OF 5,00O inhabitants No competi-
tion. Reasons for selling; going to California.
Address Post office Box 795, Belyidcre, Booze
County Illinois. LAT
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Fl nsaA Families or groceries In want OF
VAHu good Flour : warranted to give
iF1HHEHn satisfaction = can be supplied by
! kGUal going to the WEST EN- D MILLS.
Your orders are solicited. Delivery free.
JAMES X. HURIN, Sixth street, between
Baymiller and Freeman. ..- de7-3m
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THOR 5ALE-HoUSE-No. 294 West Ninth
street; frame of five rooms; will sell it
surprisingly low, at price to suit the times;
make an offer, must be sold. lat
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THOR ALE-RESIDENCE-In Covington;
tI fine location; large lot; street cars: $l,OOO.
address b., Box 27O, Covington. Lat
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ITIOR SALE OR RENT - HOTEL - The
! E Auna House. Danville, Illinois; the lead.
ing house in the town. Apply TO WILLIAM
FARMER Dnnville, illinois, Lot
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1HOR SALE-HOUSES-S05 and 207 W. Fifth
At street, corner of Home; lot As by 81; great
est bargain ever offered in this property must
be sold; make an Offer LIT
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,TOR SALE-HOUsE-l25. West Seventh st. (;
Id handsome stone front, with all the modern
improvements; will sell ON long yearly pay
ments to suit purchaser; vacant LAT
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NKTANTED-BRICK HOUSES RAISED
w by j. l.. PENCE, Covlngton, Ky. fe5
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VIZ JANTED - LATHE - Small iron lathe;
w must be good and cheap. Address MA
CHINE COMPANY, Mechanicsbur Ohio.
At .......
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WI ANTED-CHILD - From l to 5 years
w old, to board. Call at l72 West Fourth
utreet 2-3t
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VNTANTEO - BUSINESS - To join some
w party as partner or on salary in some
Mne Of furniture business. Address Box 2l7,
Zanesyillp, OHIO. 2-3t
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NNTANTED - STU UATION-As forem an to
w take care of machinery in planning mill,
box factory or saw mill, by a foreman OF IL
years experience; references. from late en-
plOyer Address q. Ii. W., care Roger Wheel
Company. 2-4t
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VAI IANTED-SITUAT ATI0N-As day or IL light
w watchman on q railroad or in a factory,
at 81 25 per day or night: can come well rec
commended. Address f. L. NOLAN, Troy, o.
2-4t
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WI -SITUATION-Afte March 1,
w by a first, lass cutter; no objection to
country town. Address II. 9. p, Enquirer
oface. SGT
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ENTANTED-FARM- impro we'd farm
w near the city, land must be good, suita-
BILE for trucking; rent moderate Address W.
c. K, 64B Main street, 24t
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15
D. T. M. A.

The Delaware Institute of Mechanic Arts
held meeting last night. The Committee
on location presented draft Of the build.
ing.
The Printing Committee were ordered to
send circulars to tho I. A. Walker, who has
charge of Trump Bros'., of this city. exhibe
It's at the Permanent Exhibition in Philadel-
phia, to have them distributed among ex-
hibitors.
The following applicants for space were
received: Frank Willis Of Phila., fancy ar.
ticles: Tazewell g. HARDEST, cast steel au-
gers and bits; J.R. Holt paper hangings
&C.; Drs. P. & M. A. Heald, of Heald's
Hygian Home, two pieces of Swedish
movement apparatus and health lift ma.
chine; A. J. VauDuzee, agent, will exhibit
Singers sewiag Machine; N. Lieberman,
clothing Mr.. Msllilieu, of Millington, Md :,
flannel, shawls and blankets of his own
manufacture; F. Carson. clothine.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15
PRESENTATIONS.

On Tuesday evening after conclusion Of
the services at Asbury NJ. f. Church, Rev
7. H. Killtam, on behalf of the congrega-
tion, presented Rev. John A. Roach with q
purse containing $50. Mr.. Roach was pas
tor of Asbury in 1872 and has been off,
c'ating there for the past two weeks. He
now resides in Brooklyn.
Nelson J. Lee, the great temperance ads
vocate, was called upon at bis residence,
Fourteenth and Market streets, by a num-
Der of gentlemen, consisting of many OF
our most prominent business men, who pre-
sented him with purse of 800, in con-
sideration Of his work in the temperance
cause. Mr.. Lee responded In aneat speech.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15
DARING THIEVES ARRESTED.

Joseph Sayers and Ha ry Tomlinson, for
whose arrest requisition from the Cover
nor of Pennsylvania was issued for the rob-
berry of the house Of Aaron Cornell, of
Doylestown, Bucks County, Pa, when they
took nearly $4,000 in value, consisting Of
government notes, checks, jewelry, &c.
They are further charged with firing the
barn of Mr.. Hibbs, near New Portrill,
Bucks Comfy, Pa, where nearly $4,000
was destroyed, and while the neighbors
we're engaged in suppressing the flames
they entered the dwelling and robbed 1t of
about five dollars, all the money remaining
in the house, the owner having deposited
about 5000 during that day. They then
proceeded 10 the railroad station, into
Which they forced an entrance by the use
of large iron bolt, and from there took
few tickets lef. in the office, and forced
open the freight house and opened case of
boots. Mr.. Hibbs ard Thornton followed
them as far as Philadelphia, and there
learned that two men corresponding to
the parties suspected had left for Whining.
ton, where they followed, and at once called
on Detective W. E. Woodward, to whom
they were referred by the Philadelphia off,
GERS. Mr.. Woodward at once proceeded 10
hunt them up, and luckily found them in
a drinking saloon, in five minutes after the
arrival of the parties, and arrested them.
They were both locked up to await the COM
ing of High Constable John X. Tomlinson,
In whose hands the requisition for their
arrest was placed-hc having been tele-
graphed to.
1t will be remembered that some time in
the early part of the semmer house be-
tween this city and New Castle was broken
into and robbed. These same parties were
suspected and an effort made to arrest
them. Tomlinson was arrested by officer
Conner and escaped from him, cutting the
officer severely, with knife. Ex-sheritf
Armstrong, endeavoring to intercept him,
was shot at by him. Mr.. Woodward has
done good days work in bringing to JUS
tice two so notorious criminals--for whom
he has been looking since Friday last.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL NOTES.

City Council meets this evening.
The alarm Of fire last night was false.
Mr.. Samuel Townsend was in the city
yesterday. ...,... .-.- .0T.ri'
Wyoming ball, December 2lst, in, Web
ster's Dancing Academy.
The Pen and Plow " for November con.
tains some very excellent articles.
Don't forget the soiree at the Friendship
Engine house, on Saturday nights.
The r. N. L. 8. entertainment will take
place next week on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings.
The Scott M. E. Church will give sup
per on Thanksgiving evening for the benifit
Of the church.
The night school will open this evening
In school house No.9 at Eighth and VOL
laston streets.
| ourthanks are due to the Hon. Thos. F.
Bayard for the congressional record; and
other documents.
Mr.. Webster's dancing classes meet this
afternoon and evening at his academy in
| Sne MSsonlc IeMple.
A sneak thief stole some clothing on Mon
day from the yard Of Mr.. J. D. Patterson on
Shipley Street near Tenth.
The left hand of William Wilson, which
was mashed on Wednesday evening last, was
amputated yesterday by DR.. Kane.
The Y. M. "A. will hold their usual SER
vice of songs this evening, at O'Clock,
which will be lead by Prof. Rhodes.
lfin want of good cane or umbrella 70
to D. McClosky's Opera House Hat store
Mar ket st next door to the Masonic Temple
To-day is the 51st anniversary Of supply
Ing this city with water, pumped from the
Brandywine into the basin on Market Street
between Tenth and Eleventh.
The Hanover Church Sunday School will
hold their anniversary this evening. The
Wilmington Division, Sons of Temperance,
will also give an entertainment.
tits due to Marshall Dunn to say, that
the charge of blackmailing in Philadelphia
made by Mr.. Loflaud, is absolutely false; In
go far as Mr.. Dunn is concerned.
Don't forget that Mr.. Bradford will sell
on Saturday, the 17th inst, 25 building lots
on Wawaset street and Lowering avenue,
between Dupont street and Riddles Road.
A SWITCHBOARD match will take place at
VI. Ryan's, No. 10 Market street, for purse
OF 500, between McCausland and Dunlap,
of Philadelphia, and Ryan and Stroud, of
this city. All these are fine players, and an
exciting game may be expected.
About 100 men are now engaged in clear
ing away the debris at the burned snuff mill
of W. E. Garrett & Sons. On Monday the
walls Of the new mill fell, while those of
old one are still standing. This same wall
stood the test of the fire about fifteen years
ago.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15
CORONER's INQUEsTs.

Coroner Rose held an inquest yesterday
afternoon at two o'clock over the body of
Mr.. Carpenter, who died on Teusday morn
ing. The verdict was that he came to his
death by being struck by Shifting Engine
No IL. The engineer and fireman were ex-
onerated from all blame, and the P. W. g.
B. r. R. Company are in no way liable for
bis death.
At O'Clock the same evening, an inquest
was held over the body Of John Stiiber, who
died vary suddenly on Teusdsy morning. A
verdict was rendered of death caused by
natural causes. ....
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15
GONE TO NICARAGUA.

John Taylor, John Ward, James McNulty
and Patrick Sweeney, employees OF the
Harlan Il Hollingsworth Co., sailed from
Philadelphia yesterday, on the schooner
Frank B. Cotton for Nicaragua. In the
same vessel is being shipped the dredging
machine recently built by the H. & H. Co
for the Nicaragua government. There are
10000 rivets in the machine, which will be
driven by Ward and McNulty. Sweeney
and Taylor will do the chipping and caulk,
ing. Three machinists and two ship car
penters accompanying them from Philadel-
phia.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-15
RELIGIOUS.

The Olivet Chapel, corner of Chestnut
and Adams, which has been closed for
season to undergo repairs, will be reopeued
next Sabbath morning.
Theregular annual meeting of the Bishops
of the M. E. Church will be held in Grace
church in this city on the 97th and 3Sth
instants, to make arrangements for the work
for the ensuing year, 1878. One of the dis.
tinguished ministers will preach the Thanks
giving sermon at the Union NJ. E. Church,
on the Goth.
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It is acknowledged by
every one tho
1HE GREAT
ONE.PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
A. @. YATES 4 CO.,
LEDGER BUILDING,
rs THE :
LEANING AND ..
POPULAR
CLOTHING HOUSE
PHILADELPHIA.

What has given them
the first rank in the
trade?
Their goods are more
Stylish and Better Made
and. with all that, are
Cheaper Than those OF
any other clothing con-
Germ in the city. The
people have found 1t out,
and fully appreciate the
WE DO SELL
Is PER CENT. LOWER
than any other house,
because WE MAKE
ALLOURPURCHASEH
In CASH AT BOTTOM
FIGURES AND SELL
FOR CASH.
The stock comprises
the Best Assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS ever offered in
Philadelphia. We have
70 U 4 I M M E n S E
FLO RI, filled with En-
tirely New and Fresh
Goods, and N anufactur-
ed by our Owl n Expert
enced Workmen,
We have about SEW
ENTY GENTLEMAN
LY 4ALESMEN who
will take pleasure in
showing you the Fine
Stock whether you wish
to buy or not.
Our sales are increas-
ing from week to week
and our business has
moe doubled itself in
one year, because-WE
GIVE PEOPLE THEIR
MONEYS WORTH.