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The New York herald., 1879-03-26
Arrest Of the County Clerk.

Mr.. Thompson, the new County Clerk,
was arrested yesterday on a warrant issued
by Police Justice Duffy charging him with
illegal violence in gaining possession of the
Office. The proc sedings before Justice Duffy
did not reach any definite result, as the
Justice wanted time to- consider certain
legal points presented and adjourned
the hearing until Saturday, releasing on
parole Mr.. Thompson and those who had
been arrested with him as accomplices. The
complaint on which the warrant was issued
was made by Mr.. Gumbleton, the removed
County Clerk, not, however, as O claimant
to the office, but as citizen acting in be-
half Of the people.
We suppose there can be no question OF
the legality OF Mr. Gumbleton's removal. or
that MIR. Thompson when he forced OH en-
trance had perfected his title by taking the
oath and furnishing tho requisite bond.
But although the Office was his he did not
take proper method for gaining possession
Of it. Tho Law prescribes the manner OF
receiving an Office from q predecessor.
and Mr.. Thompson did not proceed in
tho manner which the law requires. The
statute is in those words :--"Whenevcr any
person shall be removed from Office, or tho
term Tor which he shall have been elected
or appointed shall expire, he shall, on de-
mand, deliver over to his successor oil the
books and papers in his custody Us
such officer" The books and papers
are in his legal custody until such
demand" Is made, and hc is rcspon-
sible for their preservation and safe
keeping mp TO the time when his successor
in Office demands their surrender. Although
Mr.. Gumbleton had ceased to be County
Clerk from that hour in the night of the III b
inst. when Judge Davis arose from his bed
to swenr ia his successor, he nevertheless
remained the lawful and responsible Gus
todian Of the office and its records until they
should be demanded of him ia the regular
legal way. Forcible entrance in the
night by tho breaking down of doors
is not that legal way, and the ac-
tion of Mr.. Thompson was irregular
and unlawful. But whether he and his
accomplices will be put on trial will depend
on the Grand Jury. Justice Duffy has no
power as an examining magistrate but that
Of either dismissing the complaint or bihd-
The New York herald., 1879-03-26
Decision OF tho Brooklyn Bridge Case.

decision OF tne brooklyn brku8e CoSe'
The Court of Appeals delivered its de-
cision yesterday in the Brooklyn Bridge
case, which was argued before it some six
weeks ago, affirming the judgment Of the
General Term that the Comptroller of New
York city is bound to issue the bonds for
the payment of the citys quota. There is,
of course, great rejoicing in Brooklyn. The
success Of the bridge is assured, and the
work upon it, which has been interrupted
for more than six months, will be resumed
within few days
The bridge had narrow escape in the
Court of Appeals. Three of the judges, in
Guiding Chief Judge Church. dissented
from the majority of the Court. If any one
of the four who concurred in tho decision
had been on the other side q judgment
would have been rendered against the
bridge. But ga miss is as good as mile"
and the bridge is safe. Judge Earle deliv-
cred the decision Of the Court, which was
concurrcd in by Judges Rapallo, Andrews
and Danforth. The dissenting opinion
was read by Judge Folger, and was
concurred in by Chief Judge Church
and Judge Miller. The point on which
the decision hinged was the obligation Of
Comptroller Kelly to continue to pay the in
stalments due from tho city of New York
after it was found that the bridge would ex-
ceed the authorized cost of eight million
dollars. It was conceded that the two cities
Of New York and Brooklyn are only bound
to that extent, and that if the bridge costs
moro neither city can be called on to make
up the deficiency under existing legislation.
But the Court holds that they are bound
to pay their respective quotas up to
that limit, because it was the evident
design Of the Legislature that the
bridge should be completed, and in work
of that kind it is not always possible to
make an exact estimate. Iii exceeds the
limit it is competent for the Legislature to
provide further means. The city of New
York is bound to pay two remaining in
stalments of half million each. Corre-
spending to these Brooklyn had two in
stalments Of one million each brooklyn
paying double OF New York;; but Brooklyn
paid one Of these at the regular time, and
has accordingly but one million yet to pay.
It may have been mistake to begin the
bridge at all, but that is question Of ex-
pediency which it is now too late to raise,
aud with which the Court has nothing to do
The New York herald., 1879-03-26

stop effectually the soaring of private cor
porations above the level of public rights,
and make the directors. stockholders and
officials of such companies understand that
the enjoyment of a privilege. such as IN ~
charter, does not constitute a vested
right, or that it may be used
or abused in violation Of all public
rights Tho branch at Forty-second
street should be at once closed against
trains from the main line, and suitable ac-
commodation, either short trains or NOV
able platforms, provided for passengers
wanting, 10 60 to the Grand Central
Depot. II any of tho New York IL"
Company have interests in the Hud-
son River and New Haven Railroad
which they may wish to promote let
them build an independent "L" feeder for
that line from down town, but we must
have no more experiments on our regular
81" roads for the benefit Of any
other railroad interests. The same re-
marks apply to the Thirty-fourth street
branch, which we regard as unnecessary.
II built it must be operated by short trains
or platforms, and under no consideration
should junction like that at Forty
second street be permitted there. 1t
is far better that the attention OF
the public, the Legislature and tho COM
panies should be called to existing and
prospective dangers by fortunate ''ac-
cident," such as that of yesterday, than
by one which might fill our police stations
and hospitals with tho dead, dying and
manned, and our city with sorrow
The New York herald., 1879-03-26

ing them over to await the action OF tho
Grand Jury. When yesterday the prison
ers waived an examination and offered bail
we think Justice Duffy ought to have ac-
cepted it and thus have remitted the conf
plaint to those who must decide whether it
shall be tried or dismissed
The New York herald., 1879-03-26
ART NOTES.

Arc tho trustees OF tho Metropolitan Museum Of
Art taking any action looking toward the,purchass
OF tho Avery collection Of Oriental porcelains and
tho King collection OF engraved ecmss such art
treasures are not offered for purchase every year.
and they are needed.
The nfty-fourth annual exhibition Of the National
Academy OF Design will open to the public next
Tuesday morning. The reception and private vcw
will take place on next Monday evening. saturday
81 'varnishing Day." and ON Monday the Day
View will take place. which IL intended to give gcn-
tlcmcn especially Interested In art an opportunity to
Coustant MAYER issuod invitafions FOR 4 private
view yesterday and to-day 1t his studio OF hia psut
Ing Adverriy, re,ont1y noticed In these columns.
Miss Fidolia bridges. who viii leave shortly for
England, will exhibit number Of her pictures at
Rcchards art rooms. Tho dates are the 27th 18th.
2yth aud 31st nsts and the LIST proxs and the hours
from ten A. NJ. to ten r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1879-03-26

Two STORIES OF MARINE TRAGEDIES appear
to-day. They not cheerful, but those who
care to understand how Some men can act when
they get away from legal and social restraint
will find in these the desired information.
The New York herald., 1879-03-26

WHO SAYS HARD TIMES when single busi-
ness association, the Produce Exchange, has 10
surplus OF three hundred and fifty thoussanl
dollars that it does not know what to do with
The New York herald., 1879-03-26

MORE ToBAcco SMOKE arose in New York be-
tween midnight and dawn yesterday than ever
before in the same length OF time, but nobody
seemed to enjoy it particularly, and the insurance
companies are disgusted beyond measure
The New York herald., 1879-03-26

IT REALLY SEEMS as if litigation between
various members of the Vanderbilt family is
20 cease. The information is us welcome as un-
The New York herald., 1879-03-26

TIE BROOKLYN PREsDYTERY opened full
broadside upon Talna.c Yesterday sort OF
mixture OF shot, shell and blank cartridge.
The New York herald., 1879-03-26

A RESOLUTION introduced ut Albany ycstcr-
day provides for an investigation Of the manage
ment Of jails throughout the State. 1t is ccr-
tainly time for the State to learn why it is that
most prisoners are worse when discharged from
iuil than when they went in
The New York herald., 1879-03-26

Two POLICEMEN were yesterday dismissed by
the Commissioners for cowardicc. Who is to
dismiss the Commissioners for the same offence !.
or, If that is not their weakness, what is the
secret of Captain Williams influence over them
The New York herald., 1879-03-26

DiD ANY New York theatre ticket speculator
lose friends or property by the flood ut Szegedin
We ask because correspondent writes that ut
the first opening Of the Academy window for
the sale OF tickets to the Szcgedin benefit per-
forrnance most of the parquct was already in the
h;ilu.s of the speaIIlafOrs
The New York herald., 1879-03-26
II RIPPLE SH e e II .
NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, MARCH s6, 1878.

The probabilities that ute rcatter in Ncw
York aud its rieinity today riU be cool and
fair in the morning, foosrcd by increasing temper
aturc and cloudiness. Tomorrow u promises to
be and cloudy, possibly rit rain, .fotlo,ced
ty clearing and colder weatltcr.
WALL STREET YEsrERDAY.-The stock mar
ket was dull and quiet. Government bonds were
weak, States dull and railroads irregular.
Money ON call was active at q n per cent, with
few loans at per cent.
The New York herald., 1879-03-26

We DISLIKE TO PIOpHEsY the immediate
dawn Of the milennial year. for better authorities
have fixed the date and then found that there
was some mistake in their calculations. But to
read the conditions to railroad construction on
Broadway to which the City Fathers agreed yes
terday is to feel that the era OF fair treatment
and good will is right upon us. Think of horse
cars that arc to take no more passengers than
they can seat, seats that are to be separated SO
that nobody can be- crowded and platforms upon
which nobody, not even pickpockcts, will be
allowed to stand.
The New York herald., 1879-03-26

''MuM Is THE WORD" ut the Mayors Office.
The New York herald., 1879-03-26

THE WEAIflKR.-Thc storm has entirely dis
appeared from the New England districts, and
the pressure is rising there steadily. The
area of high barometer dominated the weather
east of the Mississippi River during yesterday
but it has commenced falling again in the north
west, where very well markci disturbance Is
moving eastward. The centro of this disturbance
like the ono which passed over tho northern
Middle Atlantic States on Monday will take u
very northcrly course, but its influence is likely
" extend further southward, because the pres
sure will not be very high OH its southern
s,argin Light rains and snow are reported in
tho New Engand States nid tho lower lake re-
gions The weather Is cloudy In nu the dis
tricts except tho South Atlantic Gulf States and
the Southwest. Tho winds have been fresh to
brisk over the lake regions and tho Atlantic coast
north OF Capo uattcr,,s brisk to high Ia tile
West and generally light in the other districts.
The temperature has fallen in the central val
leys the central portion OF tho Lake regions
nnd the eastern Gulf coast, and has
risen elsewhere. The winds will probably
Increase during the day in the lower lake
regions. The pressure within the disturbance
which Ii approaching from tho northwest Ii
very iow and the storm will no doubt prove
severe when passing over the Gulf of st. Law
nence. Our special weather cable states that
tho weather continues exceedingly severe over
the British Islands. The winds are gradually
backing round by the north, az pre-
dicted BY tho HERALD Weather Bureau. The
weather In New York and its vicinity
eo-day will be cool and fisr In the morning. lol
lowed by increasing temperature and cloudi
moss. Tomorrow it promises to DO warm and
cloudy, possibly with rain, followed by clearing
and colder weather.
The New York herald., 1879-03-26
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-LucIA
OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND PIsAroRx
PARK TIIEATRE-ESGAGkD
BROADWAY THEATRE-H. NJ S. PISAroRK.
NEW YORK AoUARIUM-RkD RIDING Hoop.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-TnRo' DAIRY.
wALLACK's-A SCRAP OF PAPkR-
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-DAvv CROCKETT
STANDARD THEATRE-H NJ. S. PINAFoEE.
Union SQUARE THEATRE-THE BANxEa's DAUGnrKR.
BOOTHS rHEATRE-LiTrLr DUKE.
NIBLO's THEATRE-BLAck Crook.
ST JAMES OPERA HoUsE-DrxDREAnr
BowERY THEATRE-CUsrER
GERMANIA THEArRE-H N. S. PrsAroRE
THEATRE ooMlQUE-MUILIcAN GUAED BALL
MASONIC HALL-rnE MIDGKrs.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs-MuD Scow PISAFoRE
AMERICAN NMUsEUM-CuRlosIrna
TONY PASTORS-PISAroRs BURLgsouE.
LYCEUM THEATRE-Tnx MASKED BALL
hILMORE'S GARDEN-PxDEsTRIAs TOURNAMENT.
BROOKLYN ArHEN.EUN-H N. S. PIxArorx.
kCRTZ GALLERY-AMKnrcAN ARTISTS EXHIBITION.
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NooT's, DIS Pa. Ave.
N ooT's, ei5 Pa. Ave.

Ro Il Ostrich Feather Fans, Hand Embroidered Fans,
Hand Pointed and Real Lace Bridal and Party
Fans at Remarkably Low Prices, at
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RooT'S, eI5 Pa. Ave.

BLACK SATIN RIBBONS, 2 10 3 INCHES WIDE
- 70 $50 FANCY RIBBoNs; dNGHtS e., v IDn
BONS-SCOTCH, STRIPED, aud FIGURED, J, 81
and l:c REAL BRETON LACE SCAhtS u, -
and 35c each-BEsSr VALUE EVER OFFERED
REAL BRETON LACES, ALL WIDTHS, from Is
TO &C each; tile YARD POINT DE SPREl II EFT,
nor M II WITH at &c m
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Wilbor's Compound of Pure C0d-Liver OIL
and Limo.

The advantage Of this compound over tho plain
OH is, that the nausentlng taste Of the Oh Is en-
pulntable. The offensive taste Of the oil has long
acted as O great objection 20 us use but IN this
form tho IOuJo Is entirely 0bYiated. host Of
certificates might be given here % testify 70 the
Celleuce and success OF" PRbOrs Cod. Liter OIL and
Lpls.' but tho fact that II Is regularly prescribed
b. MllhlE. chGLm-.L B0.Lom. and by all dnlggLsls.
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The clerk Of Tire court has issued the following
marriage licenses: W. G. ClarkSon and Kate r.
Webster; f. W. PoSoy Of this city. and Mary +
Miller, of Fredericksburg, Va; Thomas Miller aud
Julia A. Freeman; William u. Connell. Of this citv
aud Florence y. Hose, OF baltimore. Md; AleNan.
of Montgomery county. Md, and Lizzie /. Kent OF
this District; j j. Hawkins and Mary NJ. Smith;
Samuel Sp:ingman, of this city aud Virginia \.
Keys, of Fairfax county Va; Aaron Ross and Emma
Jones; Charles Robson aud Jennie Green; Douglas
Kent ana Ellen Brashears Harris hopkins, of this
city, and Anna Thompson, OF Mount Nernon, Va;
Joseph J.. elliott and Josephine Moore, both OF
Prince George county. Md: Thomas Addison and
Lucy Brown, both Of GeOrgciOwu. ID. c. Elijah 4.
White aud Mary Il. White William Loo, of New
YORK city, and Emma Howard. Of this city.
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lis superiority MS Il cathartlc and Alternative con
Sists IN It's entire freedom from everything bitter.
acid OF crude thnt produces headache, Internal
soreness, and tends 10 destroy the mucous mem
brane Al, minc,H. waters that are dangerous Irri'
Iau,s may be known by an acid aflcr-tasto,
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and to do SO udyantageously, supply them with neat
well.made seryceab0 and Comfortably fitting
clothing, such as can ut all times be had at fair
prices by calling at the Boys Clothing House Of b.
Robinson & Co., 0lD Pennsylvania avenue, which
establishment, by the way, Is daily crowded with
for the holiday season. now 50 near at hand.
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There Is n mine NJ wealth for the people IN War.
uets sale Pills ior health is wealth, and nothing so
contributes ~ ,he health Of large class VI people
az these pills A. ~ laxative and regulator Of the
bowels and cure for bilious troubles aud malaria
obey surpass all other remedies,
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For tie Middle States and Now England, ,as'erly
Winds. warmer cloudy or partly cloudy weather
followed by snow or rain mlliug followed ia uor1A
CTn portion by rising barometer
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A BEAUTIFUL cut-glass bottle filed with superior
cologne makes an acceptable Christmas present.
60 to the Ebbi:t House Drug store and select from
fifty styles
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-19

The seats for the oratorio performance by tho
Philharmonic Society at the Congregational church
next Monday are selling rapidly. Persons who de-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-19

A BEAUTIFUL cut-glass bottle filled with superior
cologne makes an acceptable Christmas present
Go to the Ebbiu House Drug Store and select from
iity STYLES
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A sewing machine Is appreciated by every lady.
Call at Dependencies 52S Ninth street. corner of +
northwest, and make your selections.
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Special Attention.

Weighing Il carats well matched unusual brill
lancy, eNquisitcy cut aud perfect only $1,000.
Jacobs Bros. 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Ther,nnmctrln RoadInss.

corner Fifteenth street aud New York avenue, con
tuuCs 10 receive ynluhblts OF ali eCpuOu I4l hal'
kppniuu Al very low rites,
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Pair Fine Solitaire Diamond Earrings,
~ carats full of fire. $500. Jacobs Bros. 1920 Penn.
sylyania avenue.
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OSLY fifty cents u bottle for Lodille's Headache
Specific. Cures In five to twenty minutes.
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Partisan diamond earrings, set in solid gold, from
S. to $50. X. Harris & Co., 4Sj Seventh street.
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CITP ITEMS.

rN. Rowland Dental ASSOCIATION, 2ll Four. and.
n.hHlt street use only :. g. Whites artificial teeth
Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set
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In great variety for ladies' gents and boys. A full
stock of oil other kinds Of footwear at r. $. Gar
.rclls, 900 seventh street, corner of l.
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Solid Gold watch. FuI, Jcwe,ed

iuRlBuRT's Trachcal Drops cure coughs, Group.
whoopnscoush IN all stages. For sale ut 9li
street northwest.
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OPENING of holiday novelties. Douglass, Nlntl
street.
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Tho full and complete stock of boots and shoe
almost at cost, TO reduce stock, at ]. Brooks 49,
Seventh street
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in silver cases from $40 up, in gold cases from 8
up. r. Harris & Co., 1876 Seventh street.
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rhe NnlIonnl snfe Denosit OompAny,

Save 10 Per Cent. and Buy
your Boots aud Shoes az j. Brooks, i33 Seventh st..
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American Watches

Go TO Douglass Ninth street, for holiday novel.
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The immense stock aud low prices vi r. Haen'
q Co., Jewellers 1875 Seventh street.
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OUR CHRIS1MAS DIRECTORY

SMOKERS ARTICLES, of every description, at NJ.
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Go to the Ebbitt House drug store for beautiful
holiday presents.
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Two hundred and fifty gold sos of pins and ear.
rings from s. to $50. H. Harris Co., 43j Seventh
street.
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Now Advertisements.

New AdVertlsemenis'
wanted-8l5O.
j. w. Clark-Card.
A. gais Il CO.-ClOhing.
Davis, no Market Space
For sale-A safe reliable business.
Wantod-ro purchase a small dwelling
Proposals for paper for the public printing.
Harris Shafer lib Pennsylvania avenue.
n. w. Burchel 1852 + stroet--Huduy goods.
William Ballantyue u Son-Books for the holl-
days,
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Mr.. CRANDEIL has many line Books und other
Holiday Goods at his old stand. corner OF Seventh
and ID streets. room three, up stairs, when he Is
closing out ut great bargains
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Holiday Sill
Pair Solitaire Diamonds,

large stock for gents and boys. cheap, at 7. S
Gartrelrs, 900 Seventh street corner Of /.
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lever movement, SIS. Jacobs Bros, 1920 Pennsy
wanna avenue
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weigh ing carat, superbly mounted, SO jacob
Bros, 1879 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Go to the Ebbit;-lIousc drug store for beautiful
holiday presents.
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Fon Carpets go to Julius Lansburgh's.

DUKES MORO, the boss &C cigars at NJ Gold
STEMS.
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You can save twenty-five per cent. by buying
clothing and gents furnishing goods at Roman x
Cox's closing out sale, at 507 Seventh street
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NJ. GoLDsrEIN, tobacconht, Gil Pennsylvania
avenue,
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COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF PIrsIssIwA cures
kidney aud bladder gravel, female weakness, &c.
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This excellent product of the grape is prescribed
and used by the leading physicians In the country
and by the most fashionable families ut evening
entertainments, and by churches for communion.
For sale by druggists
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MErgscuAuN GOODS at NJ. Goldsicia's, GIL Penn
sylyaniu avenue.
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HOLIDAY sale of Rugs at julius Lansbursh's.
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Holiday Chances.

Boots and shoes at cost in order to reduce stock al
J. Brooks, I33 Seventh street.
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BEAUTIFUL holiday articles at Douglass, Ninth
street,
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Fon smgrna Russ go o JuI IusLan.burgh,s.

cnAns 5. a box. at NJ Goldsteln,.. .obaceOn!st.
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HOLM AY PRESENTS at NJ. Godstein's, tobacconlst
GIL ennsylvanla avenue.
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Fon velvet Rugs go to julius Lansburgh's.
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For Turkish Rugs go to Julius Lansbursh's
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Fine slippers
for holiday presents Mt j. Brooks, 433 Seventh st.
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Fon holiday presents go to julius Lsnsburghs.
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Louis spanier, II16 Il Street Northwest,
sells the finest rye aud Bourbon WHISTLES In this
country.