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capt. Hermann ~ busch ot yoboken. who
Turned tue SCALES at 40 Pounds.

Y APT. tlefmnun ". huet OF Nnhpkens VIM
Turned the SCALES at 40 Pounds.
Captain Hermann ID. Busch of llohokcn is
the heaviest man i'm Now Jersey. The grasp II
his rondoruus fist viii convince the rash in
vrstiedt1r that there ARE few stronger men any
where. Although he is 10 years ot age. bui few
gray huir4 are noticeable on his head or in his
fan beard and mousachc. His countounn'c
would readily pn-s him as an American. and 1t /
REQUIRES close ~ .nrVutluu To detect the German /
accent in his English speech. Ilis hahtual .
weight for yc.rs has been from $50 To /
47D pounds. or moro than double tho weight |
Of John Aiorrsscy. Looking Mt his head. arms, |
and torso. one would hardly call him fat /
man. Il j. only his rrcat paunch that gives the |
doa of coruu,ncc. His breadth u shoulder 10 /
absolutely hcrruirnn His arm is like the lex
and his lex lihc the body of a man Of 200
pounds weight
Unlike the majority Of very fat mon. Cart
Busoh's intellect is quick md bright Ilisvoi'c
is deep and resonant. His laugh is like rolling
thu"lrr. But with children. for whom hc has
great fondnrse, his voice is as soft and gentle
as n womGuS.
Can't. Busch lcft Germany thirty-siN years
ngo. whcn hc was only 10 years OF agc. lie fol-
loNcd the sca for some years AND lived in
lAmaion and elsewhere in the Yves, Indies be-
fore settling In the United States. lie IL now
tl' owner oi inc h"h'l7'me h''l hh'"n "s
Bus j. -. opposite tic pier OF the Bremen limo
" steam ships. and is on ~ the most widely
known Germans in America.
Mrs. liu~ DO. Who is luylng visit. with her
two daughters. TO their grandmother in Ger
90 '..f
miiN' 'l+h~ vhS l"' l"u""S'
Cart. Busch h;- mo- little influence. socially
or., ti,tfi, of,tont. his fellow citizens Uc
~. 49,. ..i.f,.,,r, ,t,,,
WIS ago. ''" ' "'' ~ d" ''''0' - t,,
ten ytuls Y.c, and soon showed his follow
.i,.-- tl,rf t.. WINS "a good deal 81 "A man in
>. t,.,..,.,.,, h,,, ,h,,, os u.,v ho n.tel inlc-
rouGontly ut party f it suited bis convictions "
I ri-lt .r yyr.nf.. His free and social nature
mad. lis rooms I'm Trenton a ftyortfc resort ~
81 ...i..t.,. ,..,t
/ hi7 i't'M I'li"'tS' "hN "'H l''l'''''''' ''''
d them cna'io,i him tp Boo useful To- HIS 'onsiiiu-
f'l......f,. t,a, Doe. ,.vr f.,ll int, from
,l'-' ' ~. t'i ,t,.., ,..,i. f ',,,l'i,,i..
u'l UT 'Ni l ilia li..' ?, i'i ,., 80,
II .H"AlIr Hu"Mh lNtl N.pI' i'"7,,n WHr "
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AS-Dr Newton Whitehead, of New York,
has been arrested for abortion

AS-Dr. Newton Whitehead, of New York,
has been arrested for abortion.
H-Prof. Sumner of Yale, after critically ex-
aiming some OF the boys story papers, is con-
WINGED that they are extremely pernicious.
ATAn Ohio schOOlmaster marked pretty
girls pupil nine in the examination in chemiS-
try, although her real grade was six, and
wanted her to kiss him as recOmpenSe. She
told her mother, and now the schoOlmaster is
in trouble.
As-The best ally of the temperance cause is
peer. Beer drinkers do not often get drunk,
and when they do they are not quarrelsome.-
(Prof: Chandler Of the Ne,o York Board OF
Health.
~" John Morrissey has discharged his
physicians and is getting we'll" We find this
item in religious paper, and can't help
thinking, somehow, that ii would sound little
more respectful il it were transpOsed little
tHalokeye.
H8-If you can't get on without grumbling sit
still and keep still Don't interfere with the
good fortune of other people because you do
ably not be cOntented ii you had everything,
and so you are left to see how much unhappi-
ness you can get out Of nothing.
6-In the Antonelh will case the court has
decided that the plaintiff, the Countess Lam
pertlnl, Should be permitted to introduce evil
dence In support of her case, and condemned
the Count Antonelli to pay the costs OF the
hrst stage OF the proceedings.
.ASIhe Duke of Wellington didn't know
everything, put this is what he said fifty years
more fortunate and better for the world If the
treaty OF Adrianople had not been signed, and
II the Russians had entered ConstantinOple,
and il the Turkish Empire had been dis:
solved"
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,
The Axenue Pavement onestiou.

Editor Ntdl.:-YOur CORRESPONDENT i'm repIy
to my query of Tuesday last in regard to the
communication of the District Commissioners
lumbia, fails to give sound reason for not in
Guiding Pennsylvania avenue i'm the proposed
legislation by Congress. The Commissioners
have The same rlght to supervise and suggest an
equitable adjustment of the expense of paying
Pennsylvania avenue under an act of Congress
as they have under an act of the old corpora
ton. All authority in this District is derived
ality about the work being done under a com
mission will convince owners of property on
Pennsylvania avenue that they are not emit
tied to the same rights and consideration as
the owners of property in other parts of the
city. Let us have equal and exact Justice to
all. w e. ON
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &C.. Tonight.

National TheGter.-Maggie Mitchell in
" MigHOn."
Fbrd's opera HOUSE." Ten Nights in a
BarTOOm.
Theater COHjque.-"T Texan Ranger and
varieties.
st. AUgustiRc's CRurch.-Fair.
3fGrEriter'S.-FTee exhibition of Braun's au-
totypes of Paris.
81. DODliRic'S CFWrcH.-Lecture of Father
Boyle, on st. Dominic and the American
Constitution"
EStreet Baptist Cturch.-Virginia Jubilee
Singers.
st. JOsephS HdU.-Entertainment and So
PIa bic
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AnlUSemenfs.

National Iheater.-Magge Mitchell ap-
peared last evening i'm her new role of MignOn
before splendid audience, who were delight
ed TO see this favOrite actress in a new charac-
ter which is so well adapted to her abilities.
Last evenings rendition showed that the high
praise Miss Mitchell had received in other
cities was fully merited. Her support was
very coed. MeSSrS. Harris, flanagan, Rain
forth, HOey, and Miss Annie Story all did well.
Ii was Miss StOry'S first appearance here since
her southern tour, where she was well re-
celVed: Last evening she was the recipient of
handsome floral Offering. 'MignOn'' this
and tomorrow evenings, and "FanchOn'' at
The matinee tomorrow. Next Monday Dion
BOucicault viii pay us visit in the popular
character of I" Conn, the Shaughraun.'s
FOrd'S Opera HOuSe.-The sterling temper
ance drama entitled Ten Nights in a Bar
Room was very acceptably presented last
evening. The audience was large, the cast
composed OF our best theatrical talent and the
play Well put upon the stage. 1t will be given
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
1hedter CODlique.-The lovers of light amuse.
ment will find the cosy COmique a very pleas
ant place to spend the evening.
81. Domtntc's Chufch.-Rev. F. E. Boyle
VIII lecture this evening on "St. Dominic and
the American Constitution"
E-street Baptist Church.-The original Jubi-
lee Singers will give concert here TO- night
The 1hdtidR CLUB will tender Mr.. Thad. Sal
Ter a complimentary benefit next Tuesday eve.
ming, when Ours" will be presented with a
selected cast.
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LEGISLATIVE PLUNDERING IN SOUTH CARO-
LINA-RepOrt OF the Committee on Frduds--
The feature of Tuesdays session of the South
Carolina general assembly was the report of
the committee on frauds, which was presented
in both houses. 1t gives startling exhibit of
the manneri in which official plunderers sauan-
dered the money OF the people of that State up
tOthe installation of the Hampton government
TO quote from the report If the simple
statement were made that senators and mem
beers of the house were furnished with every
and the cradle to the coffin of the undertaken,
from brOgans to chignons, finest extracts to
best wines and liquors, and paid for by the
state, it would excite smile of doubt and
deriSiOn: but when we make the statement
and prove it by the vouchers found in the sew
eral offices, all will soon admit the truthfulness
of the report" Supplies were furnished to
members OF the house under the head of
Legislative expenses, SundrieS and station
ery,' and they included refreshments gro
cerleS, dry goods, clocks, horses, furniture
carriages and miscellaneous articles of every
description for the personal use of members
In one session these amounts reached the
enormous sum of $3.50, 900, as appears from
vouchers now on file in the state treasurer's
office. One hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars OF this amount was devoted to refresh
mentS, which included wines, liquors of all
other kinds, cigars, &c. Large quantities of
these supplies were sent to the various hotels
Gals, senators, members and their friends. If
all the liquors purchased were consumed by
the members of the legislature, the average
would amount to over one gallon each per
day, or total of 100 gallons per day for mem
berS alone.
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L.'o; a. fpM prices iof cash. at Lewis, w TN
The DISCOVERY of LoagEe's Headache soc
cfc is a blessing to the human race. Cures
headache in to 20 minutes. Costs but 30 cts
Sold by all druggists.
1T Is FACT that Dooley's Yeast Ponder
will gofurther in use in the Kitchen and the
results will be more satisfactory in the proiuc-
than if any other baking powder is used, TRY
it. Sold by grocers.
A FACT THAT SEEMS MIRAcULous,-He
writes as follows:-'The janitor of my station.
Geo. Jenkins, being PROSTATE and almost help
less from rheumatism, gave him a bottle OF
Jsf. Hernd0n's GHDSeYS Git which was
given me by Major Richards. Before the first
bottle was consumed Jenkins was up and re-
ported for duty. second bottle has apparent
~ completely cured him." Jas. w. GeSSford.
Lieutenant, first precinct, NJ. p. 3
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs eradica ties
the most inveterate forms of indigestion by re-
storing vitality to the alimentary organs and
those which are tributary to them. The liver,
than the stomach, experience the invigorative
effects OF that standard tonic, which possesses
Alternative properties that greatly enhance its
beneficial influence, and give a permanence to
its effects which they would not otherwise
possess.
surer signs that work of destruction is going
on, than the Coughing with which churches,
tneatefS private dwellings, at this season re-
sound: Arrest the Understanding paroXySms
with Hdle's Honey OF Horehound and Tar
The beneficial effects are immediate and Ger
tain.
Pixies Toothdche Drops cures Toothache in
one minute: Sold by all druggists at . cts. coo
HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dosed, drugged, and
quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts effec-
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
yermacher GalVanic Company, New York
City. 6ls.d&kly
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEE-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical ScOur-
ing and Dyeing Esta blishment, No. sos G street,
near 9th street. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner not to be equaled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents Suits are, in
fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. N. B.-A speciality of his con-
sists in removing spots from costly, party
dresses Is years experience. His dry cleanser
removes grease spots effectualy from any ar
ticle, and careful pressing gives them an
appearance as if newly made. Kid Gloves
cleaned; two pair for Is cents.
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prominent turfmen of Lexington. KY. have de.
cided to match Harper's horse Ten Brock to
run P. LOrillards Parole or George LOrillard's
Tom Ochiltree, or any race horse in America,
to 81, 600 a side, and win allow the Lorillards
yille
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TLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
" BETWEEN
INMAN LINE
ROY4L MAIL STEIMERS.
NEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN e. LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.

Tons. Tons.
City of Richmond. 4 COZ City of New York;, 800
City OF Montreal A. 40 City OF Brooklyn. g 911
These magnificent steamers built in watertight
compartments, are among the strongest. largest
and fastest on the Atlantic,
The saloons are lu1uriouSy furnished, especially
well lighted and ventilated, and take up the whole
width of the ship. The principal staterooms are
sm;i Ia forward Of the engines, where least
comfort, having all latest improvements, double
berthS, electric bells, &c.
The cuisine has always been speciality of this line.
Ladies' cabins and bathrooms gentlemen's smok-
ing and bathrooms, BARRIERS shops, pianos, libra
ries, &C., provided.
For rates of passage and other information apply
to JOHN G.. DALE, Agent.
feb13-mwf6m 15 Broadway. New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-22

THE DISCOVERY of LoG{1le's Headache Soc
cifc is a blessing to the human race Cures
headache in to 20 minutes. Costs but 30 cts
Sold by all druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-22

.h.s tach CAsHMEREs, black alpacas, m0hairs
ssassiPR,sr new sprlng dress goods, Just opened :;
fsbIe Hnars i9r boys wear, from . cents up; ;
mane eoanterpanes from Is cents np: sheetins
o,S - yaras wide from N cents up. Tow,
uue, south side.-AdCt anna ave
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BE SURE YOUR MAN Is DEAD BEFORE You
BURY HIM.-A Mr.. Davis, of Medford Mass,
a short time ago, while shaving, fell backward
upon the floor, and was pronounced dead. As
he had expressed fears that he might be buried
alive, the body was kept several days in the
house and carefully watched. The remains
were finally buried at Maiden. After the
funeral the widow and her daughter. who re-
side in different houses. on a certain night
dreamed that the deceased was buried alive
and was trying to release himself from the
grave. They told their dreams to each other.
and finally caused the grave to be opened. To
the horror of all, the corpse was found lying
on its side, and the top of the caSket broken,
showing that the man had made strenuous
efforts to escape death by suffOcatiOn.
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GEORGETOWN
BOOTS AND SHOES.

MISERABLE STOCK OF FALL and WINTER
L. GOODS for Ladies and Gents. Il be a..
closed out al manufacturing prices. A box
OF my Patent Leather Preservatiye given toY
j19-tr j. j. GEORGES
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STEAMERS. &c.

PRESUMPTION OF Route
sysSy Monday ana Tia S q .s.ss,s -:
Sms fer w Leave
stopping at Intermediate landings going and COM
CSa uee i4 eansyf an ave-
febs-tr wM. H. KILLMoN, Agent.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NORFOLK rio EeE ETflTH MONROE AND
leaves sth-strees Wharf, np,7 fur. EkS&@k
iesE sna Fk6A at Clock
Meeting with steamers for Boston, Providence and
every .sS kGHs
DAY, at O'Clock p. m.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
TUESDAYS ga at sS o %sS q. me- m..h for
"a n and
o'clock a. m, for GnIrioman and Leonardtown,
For further in 'ormation, apply at the once over
lMsetEopolitan Bank. KnoA.s Lures Once, or At
PRES D $AS sf Baeos sn9 Prss t''
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
The steamers JOHN GIBSON and T., c.
kSsS 9erk esV e e's. = p East @ h
s fRfbA 4 MoRSf SSsss.s and zIs1sa
Freight taken s at lowest rates. For Information
apply at once over Metropolitan Bank, 18th street
or to r: P. A. DENHAM, Agent, Water street,
sp21-u SAMUEL BACON, President.
CLYDE's NEW EXPRESS LINE
fHlLA ISHI15 "A AT sSSss WASH.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
John I MOckabee and Eva Massey: T. Z. For
tune and G.. C.. Smiler.
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CITY ITEMS.

GENTLENEs's Spring Overcoats, new de-
signs, at low prices: Gentlemen's Dress Frock
Coats and Vests, Black DoeSkin Pantalo0nS.
Noah Walker s Co., 625 Penn. ave.
HATs--Be sure tbefore buying) to examine
the large and elegant assortment of Gems,
Boys and Children's Hats for the Spring of
1878: at low prices for cash, at Lewis, go It'll
ST. bet | and X
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LARGE SIZE, pure white bridal quilts only
$40; cheapest Hamburg edging in this city,
the best quality for only 15c.; double fold col
oTed and black cashmere only 25c.: beautiful
dress goods, part silk and part wool, only l5c
Carriers, Market Space.-A6rt
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.

CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM NEW YORK. | FROM NEW YORK.
Parthia.... Wed, Feb ID Parthfa WED. Mar. 30
China. ."..Wed.,F Feb 90 China WED, Mar. "a
Scythia Wed. Eeb.a5 Abyssinia, Wed. Apr. 9
And every Following Wednesday from New York.
Steamers marked. do not cary Storage passengers.
gold, according to accommodation. The $50 pas
sage L. . special low passage for winter months.
tickets on favorable terms.
Steerage tickets to and from all parts of Europe u
Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp, and other porte
on the Continent and for Mediterranean ports. For
ONCE, No. 4 Bowling Green; or, both steersge and
cabin; 70 OTIS BIGELQW, egg 5th street:
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THE LOUISIANA Returning BOARD CASES.
dispatches from New Orleans say:-In regard
to certain charges published in the Wells letter
against officers of the court, the foreman of
the grand jury said they would make an in
vestigation, and wished that all parties who
knew any facts in regard to the charges pub
lished should come forward and testify. The
case would be open until the close of the term
of the grand jury. The court stated that it
would aid the grand jury in these proceedings,
and that all possible assistance should be given
to that body. The decision in the case of
ThOs: c. Anderson regarding the motion for
new trial will be read by Judge Whitaker on
SATURDAY. morning,
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PONTIFICAL Mass AT ST. AUGUsTINE's
CHURCH.-At st. Augustine leOored, CathOlis)
Church, on 18th street, this morning, there
was an immense congregation present on the
occasion OF the grand requiem mass for the
late Pope Plus TX. The interior of the church
was hung with mourning, and i'm front of the
altar was catafalque ON which reposed fine
casket furnished by Mr.. Lemuei Williams,
around which were numerous lights and a
profuSion Of floral ornaments sent BY friends
OF the church. The mass was celebrated by
Rev. Father BerrOtti, with Father Rabbia as
deacon, and Father Tara sub-deacOn, and
the choir, led by Prof. ESputa, sung Esputa's
requiem mass i'm fine style
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-22

1T IS FACT that DOOley'S Yeast Poir6er
will gofurther in use in the kitchen. and the
results will be more satisfactory in the proiuc-
ton of elegant, light rolls, biscuits, cake, etc.
thanif any other baking powder is used. Try
it. Sold by grocers.
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THEATER.

~
COMMENCING MONDAY. FEB. 25TH. 1873
''Here's health and .oealth to Shanghraun Conn.,
And not forgetting T0tters.''
The Eminent Author and Actor, Mr.
DION BOUCIC4tLT,
AS CONN,
In his own Original Dramatic Creation of
THE SHAUGHRAUN
With most brilliant Cast, magnificent Mechan-
zeal and Scenic Effects, Grand Irish Wake, Nov
ing Towers, etc.
In no play of any age of English drama will be
found more opportunities for the illustration of
laughter provoking cOnceits to please the eye
with pictorial beauty, more TO satisfy the UNDER
standing with truthful delineation of national
character. more chances for good acting than i'm
Mr.. BoucicaultS Shaughraun. Add to these the
remaining fact, that Mr.. Boucicault will appear
himself in his own ideal. and the attraction be-
comes surprisingly brilliant.
Wen. wander on, blithe, truant Conn
God knows we fain would halt We:
We say good bye'' with m1iStened eve:
Next time, 'Caed mile failthe.''
To see this great play greatly acted by great COM
pany, with great surroundings and the greatest
auth0r.actor of the English stage i'm the title role
Three Votive gems at Ireland's feet
He's laid and she is proud
Bright trinity of Irish types,
Conn, Kerry and O'DOwd!
The management has much pleasure in announc-
Ing that at! Mr. Boucieault has kindly yielded to the
titnl character of Kerry and win appear in it
before the close of the week.
:, ~ Seats secured in advance at News Stand. U.
:. Capitol, National Theater, and the principal
The sHAUGHRAUN nights are limited.
MONDAY. MARCH 4-JOHN T. RAYMOND,
RISKS and COL. SELLERS. feb2O-9t
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Turkish rugs and carpets ever exhibited in
this country. Auction sales daily in the Cor
cOran building, 18th street, at 2 and IL p.m
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LADIES' GOODS.

MRS. NJ, j. HUNT
AN1 Has just opened a full line
WHITE and COL0RED HAMBURGHLNT
EDGlNGS and INsERTINGS, e
in Cambria, Muslin and Nansook. I'm all theE=
new designs and at lower price than before Of
fered.
Until March LIST we shall offer our entire stock OF
KID GLOVES
at extra inducements for cash.
We are adding to our stock daily all the novelties
within lie !" hours after their arrival In New York.
MRS. NJ. ], HUNT.
1eb16-tr G2T I'D street.
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The GEORGETOWN MURDER CAsE-Yerdict
o. NdnSldughter.-Yeste in the Criminal
Court, Judge Wyiie, the case of George Wash.
ington, indicted for the murder Of Jacob
Hutchinson, in Georgetown, on the Slst of De.
cember last, was concluded by the Jury re-
turning verdict OF manslaughter.
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JOHN BROWN, THE AMERICAN MILLIONAIRE.
VINO has resided on this coast for thirty years,
both in the United States and on this coast
died Dec; 81, at O'Clock p. m, of liver com
paint. His illness was of short duration. MI.
by energy and industry accumulated several
millions OF dollars, and was one of the largest
property owners in Valparaiso. He built the
by the Spanish bombardment few years ago.
Chill is fast losing her most prominent men.
Mr. Brown was known in San Francisco about
the year lS49. and had many acquaintance
there San Francisco CAL,
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Roman earrings and shawl pins, Lake George
diamonds. roll plated chains, enamelled and
chased bracelets from 81 to $50, at Priggs jew
eiry store, No. 45i Pa. ave., near AZ St.-Adct,
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and ID stTeets.-Adrt. Sei '|h
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

washington, Fe6Tuary z ISsN
For the lower lake region and middle states,
The storm centre viii move nOrtheaSsward,
preceded by falling and low barometer, east
10 south winds. warmer, rainy and stormy
weather, followed by rising barometer. colder
and diminishing north 10 west winds. with
clearing weather in latter. and with generally
elondy weather and continued light rains in
farmer
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SPRING OvERCOATs from s. to SIS at liable
Bros eth and d StreetS-Adrt
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those SEEKING BARGAINS-and who is not
these hard times?-shouId consult the adver
tlSement OF Straus, the clothier, i'm another
column. In no line of goods has there been a
greater reduction than in clothing, and i'm Or
mined TO reduce prices still lower In fact. he
SAYS purchasers can about make their own
terms. WIN