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Poundmaster Einstein made his first trip to
the country outside OF the city limits under ms
ew instructions on Saturday and captured ~
dogs. He VIII follow this up every day during
the favorable weather for game OF tai5 Kind.
TIE first weekly reports OF the nine physi
Cans and eleven apothecarles 70 the poor wele
herd this morning. They SHOW the names
residences, age, seX- color. social relations dlS,
ease, &c, Of each patient who has received
medical treatment. and the reports OF the
apothecarieS show the number, KIND, ana c2''
Of each prescription. Thus far ABOUT Z'o ue-
serving poor have received Dement'S.
MAKKET DEALERS WHO ARE LIABAE TO THE
LICENSE TAX.
Assistant Attorney Miller for the District, III
an opinion rendered to the DfStrlct COInnfS-
siOners as to the liability of certain huckSterS
in and about the market houses to procure
licenses states that all these parties who dear
In corn. &c, at the wholesale market are liable
to the license tax as produce dealers, unless
they sell produce OF their own raising.
CHARITY.
The great success cf the II. NJ. s. Pnafore
opera Under the direction of Prof. Henry c.
sherman, last week, at FOrds Opera House.
faS led the District Commissioners to address a
note 10 the manager, in which they express the
hore that the professor and those associated
with him In the performance may be willing to
repeat it in aid OF the Proyident Aid society
The commissioners state that they have placed
at the disposal OF this society all the public
vhIitaDe Iuhd lor reller OF the needy. and that
IL is already expended; That the SUFFERING In
THIS city is without example, and il is ntse :,
sary that the people should move earnestly In
provldlng relief; that the opera House can be
ast.ln niieG ahd result in a very substantial as
BUILDING PERMITS
ISSUED Dy inspector EntwiStle:-Baldwin Bros
repair Drick corner 1St and ID SITS. NV: 500
Jaila L. fitzgerald construct two-story brick
once, 1915 18th st.. between K andL: $3.50, s,orth
washington Building Association. repair fra ne
corner , Zoth and III SITS NV: $3.50. u II. Pick
Ieil, repair frame, lib Sd st. NV; $50 Chas
hittehhOe11er, construct a brick blacksmith
SITS; $50.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
A Dcvi'fsh Deed Inadequatcly Pun.
iAE1CA.

Editor SARA recent issue OF your paper
contained report OF the conviction and sen
tence OF the woman OF color, who subjected to
the torture Of fire a little orphan girl whose
miserable fate it is to have fallen into be-
hands. IL was in proof. and the woman's coun-
sci confessed that under the pretence of de-
served punishment, she applied hot nat iron
to the childs shrinking and kissing fiesh in
Jour places, thus burning her so dangerously
that for weeks she has been languiShing in a
hospital. and ON the day Of the trial was barely
United with such devilish malice against help
less chlldhood-for the victim Is barely eleven
years oid-the judge pronounced a sentence of
zen years 1 imprisonment at hard labor. Ten
years did say? Would to God 1t had been, No !!
stI trrefched months were all that Judge Shell Il
think 1t was> deemed adequate punishment for
WhaI mat she-devil did to the orphan girl
h hnuoi III Mer care In the name OF common
nuiti iy protest against such traveSty OF
justice. The womans counsel urged in ey-
tehuatlon as ground for lenity of treatment
sliaI MS cnent was truly sorry and that she had
lnll!cted the torture In a moment Of passion
pIOVoked by the child's misconduct The plea
was false. The woman has been in the
t con slant habit OF beating cruelty not only
tnc NIUE Sir Sne lately passed through the fire
10 Moloch, but her own unhappy children as
WELL and it was because the step-child took
refuge i at last last IN tight from savage whippings
nfllcsed Just before on her tender body. and
which made her life misery, that the prisoner
held her deserving OF punishment Scarcely
surpassed pas IN anguish by that of ST. Lawrence
bad and furnishes proyOcation for the sufferinGs
she endureS. She is a girl Of naturally Quiet.
temper and disposition, quite as amiable sub
m1sslve and obedient as the eleven-year-old
daughter of any lady who reads these lines:
and this may be seen at a glance by any one
who will visit her, as l have done, In her hos
pital ward. Nor is it true that the child burner
is penitent over her mQnStr0uS offence. To
subject her to the brief confinement of six
months, and then release her to 60 back to her
oaoy.oeating and baby burning, is an act of
Of hn,,.
deep anger. 1t is high time that society for
the prevention OF cruelty to children was Or
gained in Washington, as they are organized in
every large city In the north. 4 bill for this
purpose is now and has been for months rotting
In the pigeOn-holeS of a Congressional commit
tee. call on Gen. Butler, the chairman of that
committee, to unearth it and enact it into
law without further delay, thus placing in the
hands OF scores of good men. now standing
ready and Jealous to take hold. the power to
protect the children OF the city from tyranny
such as blancheS the cheek to read of, and
which has brought one Of them already 10 the
verge OF the grave. RUGBY.
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Condemned Locals.

Street lamps viii be lighted at SEQ p. m. and
extinguiShed at $50 a. IN.
Archbishop Gibbons. at st. Matthew church,
yesterday morning preached charity sermon
and In the afternoon Confirmed large NUMBER
OF Candidates.
The ferry boats TO Alexandria were running
on time yesterday.
Gloucester, Mass, has shipped 10000 Goldfish
to this city.
Saturday afternoon little son OF Mr.. L.
Mann. the hardware merchant on 9Th street,
had two fingers of the left hand crushed in
hay cutter. DIR. Leach was sent for, and found
ii necessary 10 amputate both fingers.
Fr. Robert W. LenOX, q well known meSSen-
ger in the Office OF the Sergeant-at-armS of the
House, died in this city about noon yesterday.
His remains, encaSed in an elegant caSket were
sent by the 1910 Pennsylvania r. r. train this
morning TO Columbus Ohio. where the funefaI
services will take place and the iHterment be
made. ~
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SANITARY WORK NEARLY COMPLETED.-Nr
Jelemlah Desmond. the contractor for cleaninr
out Tie sewer, formerly an old water course
running across the squares bounded BIZ qth and
ION and b and d It e3'S northwest, and iIlinsr
Inc same up with fresh dirt, is making sltisfar
Tory progress with his york. having prOrrcSSo1
a. Iar as street. The north side OF the latter
street is the limit north for this toh nt tSorl.
aEd he Will have the contract finished This
week. rms sewer has been a fruitful cause of
ulseasc IN the locality named for many years
Dflch sewer 70 accommodate such DRAINAGE a.
runs in this direction. o.
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THE LOVERS OF fine beef should pay a visit 10
tne stables OF the Clinton house, corner of and
ttn streets northwest, and see some of the finest
1our-year Odds that has even been in this city.
IGese are the same cattle that were on exhibit
uon ar the last LeeSburg fair, and it was then
s;tld Dy our Washington butchers to have peen
the beSt for that age that they had ever seen.
III is said by epicureS that there IS flavor in
The meat at that age superior to aDy other
Ashby's Gap, by Mr.. Josh Fletcher one of tha
best cattle raisers in that state Mr. John X
Kelly, after hard persuasion, ACCOMPANIED by a
large price, succeeded in obtaining them for his
customers.
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The LAST SERVICE IN THE OLD CBIrRru -
Inc CONGREGATION OF the 9th street Methodist
ilote1Iaht church having determined on recon
tween Z ara +, and made arrangements for The
commencement OF the work, the last service -
tnt olu Dullding excepting funeral tO-rnnr
lOW) was held yesterday. The pastor. DR. VII
Son, very appropriately took fer his text IN
words or Nehemiah in reference to rebuii-.
O. the temple. The congregation -in , LIN
sonic Temple -onlp In The Ma
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COMING CARDINALS.-It Is not yet known
positively who the successor OF the late Cardinal
Cullen will be- though IL is understood that
three foreign ones have been nominated at the
Vatican Council in the general selection OF
points to one for Ireland, one for Scotland and
ore for America. have no knowledge beyond
the lumor. and therefore hazard no expression
AS TO America, am told strong desire pre-
walls for cardinal TO the Pennsylvania diocese;
but is not Maryland the first In point of seniori-
" on the list? Perhaps the first Shall be last
Dublin Cor. Baltimore Sun.
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JUDGE JAMES cambridge HALLIBURTON. 1or
merry l. ). district Judge, died at his residence
IN richmond yesterday morning. in about the
h ,9tm year OF his age. Judge Halyburton was
porn In New Kent county, Va, and educated at
harvard college, where lie was classnate OF
the late EDWARD Everett. He practiced Law for
attorney for tie county. lie was appointed
Judge OF The L. $. district court in 1913 and
removed to Richmond in 1916. He held Ibis
onice untll the formation OF the southern con
iederacy, when he resigned, and was anDo,ntp,I
Juuge OF the confederate states court In Vir
Siiina i'd, Mhen Jefferson Davis was inaugurate4
no o pies,uen' Oh the confederate states in Rich
oath OF Office TO him. ied ulie
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RAILROAD TO MOUNT yERNON-The Alexan-
dlfa Gazette says: The project for the building
OF railroad from this city to Mount Vernon,
consequence OF the blocking up of the river By
ice and the difficulty thereby experienced In
reaching that place, and is now under serious
contemplation by interested parties 1t is
stated that the road could be built at cost OF
about s, 600 per mile, and that 1t could be made
very profitable investment in consideration OF
the constantly increasing number of persons
visiting Mount Vernon
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THE WOMAN WHO CLAIMS TO BE MACKEy,s
WIDOw.-A special dispatch TO the Philadelphia
Press from Pittsburg. January 24 says THE
woman who claims 10 be the widow of the late
T. ". Macley resides in Allegheny. She is a
niue ABOVE the medium height and about 40
quite preposs essing in appearance. She claims
mat she was married twenty years ago to Mr.
Nackey ID this city, by minister OF the gospel
and that she has certificate and other ddcn
mentS TO prove the truth OF her assertion She
further claims that three children were born to
them, one OF whom died in infancy. The other
two, a boy ard GIRL are still living MeSsrs
Hampton and Dakell have all the papers in
their possession, and the probabilities are that
there VIII DE a lively legal ngat for the dead
leaders property.
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Fl. r. IT. THE PRINCE OF WALES, has bough
all the 50 Bollnger." of the 1850 vintage as 9Th,
finest that could be obtained"
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SIX CENTS DAMAGES FOR COL. KEITT
Ellison :. keitt sued the New York Times for
libel. for publishing a story that Col Ke!tt. OF
NeWbury Court House, South Carolina. had
Oeen arrested for bigamy. lie claimed that this
was publicly understood to refer to him. On
The part OF the Times it was shown that Thomas
keitt. who had formerly been a slave of the
lature, and was known to some as Col. Keitr.
mat when Col. Ellison Keitt complained of the
publication the Times inserted an explanation.
Inat the article was not intended to refer to
TO the best families, as the article alleged he
did; because he was owned by the Keitt family
ana went by their name. Before the case went
10 the Jury II was offered on behalf OF the Times
70 make any retractiOn that Mr.. Keitt might
desire. and TO pay the costs OF the suit This
was declined. The jury. at first. said they were
uha0ie 10 agree, but upon Judge Shipmans
sending them out again they soon returned
WIN verdict OF six cents damages for Col
keitt.-[ ~ y sun, 25tH
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Yhc 2ld of February.

D'dr Editor:-Wil you please inform me-
through the columns Of your paper whether or
not the 22d of February is a national holiday?
Yours, in doubt, FM.B
1t is legal hOlidaY.-ED. START
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For CANDLEMAS-Pure Wax and Imneria
Altar Candles, at the lowest prices for sale al
the American Tea Store, corner 9TH and | SITS
NV. 1955
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pig DRIVES.

ID BRODREAD & CO
S39 Pa. ace. bet 9Th and 10th sts
Ofer Cachnire de Alma Black Silk al 81, would
be very cheap at 81 25
Also Guinet Gros Grain Black Silk at 81 IS which,
is less than many importers ask for the same
grade of Silk in 5-pece lots
Also, Beautiful Shade of Grenat or Bordeau Satir,
at SIS per yard and Beautiful Black Satin,
Also SILK face, Brown Velvets, at 81 30: worth 81
and Beautiful Black Velvet, at 81 50 and up
Also Navy Blue and Seal Brown Silk, at 75c yard
worth 81 CO.
Also, Atwood Black French Cashmeres (orfginaI
aye end dOube-width), 45c per va and IN
Also, Namsutta, "A Bleached Cotton, l0c yd anc
spoOls 25c) 49,
Also host of other Bargains too numerous 10 men.
ton, in Beautiful Firstclass Dress Goods g.
&c: Call early and ex anime orr stock
jar l7-tr RRODIIFADE
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NEW ORLEANS DOCTORS PUZZLED-New Or
leans doctors are greatly puzzled by the case OF
when the mercury was two degrees below zero
TO return to her home. from which she had been
absent since last spring. The house at New
orleans had been cleaned, kalsOmined and
frescoed when the family left it seven months
ago, and not a case OF yellow fever invaded IL
during the summer, but In five days after her
arrival the child was taken violently sick with
the fever, and soon had the dreaded black
Vomit, with all the other usual symptoms
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HE MEMBERS OF Asbury (African NJ. EN
cnurcIl, at meeting Saturday. organized a So
clety 10 DE known as the Sinking Fund Com
lnlsSlOnerS OF ASbury church. The object l. for
the tNtlngQlohment OF the church debt. me
moral religious and literary Improvement of lis
members; support of the poor within the
church, Ne- The officers elected are as follows.
W: wright, president; Robert Powell vice pre-
Sldent; Miss \. '. McCabe, secretary: NJ a
franklin, financial secretary: E. W. s Peck,
treasurer, and Laura Richardson librarian. a
standing and b1nking committee we're also
elected -O ''-'0
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SKINNY MEN ana women are not admired
Ladies and gents lacking flesh, vivacity. cleo
trio force; vital, brain or nerve force: men in
jured by mental strain, physical excuses abuse
&C.: aged persons to retain former yigOr; all
suffering from nervous prOStratiOn, should use
"WeuS' Health Renetcer.' Remarkable in pre-
serving youthful condition. Greatest remedy
on earth for impotence, leanneSs, sexual debili-
ty. premature decline, &C. 81 at druggists De-
pot, 5S Barclay ST., " Y, and for Washington
at 4o0 pennsylvania avenue. 1,SmWS1:
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
totc's Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t correctS acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dySentery and
diarrhoa, whether arising from teething or
other causes. An old and well-trfed remedy
rs cents bottle.
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A. F1Scher'S Chemical Securing and
Dye1ng Establishment, No. goo G. street, near
eth street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements whether of American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work In
manner not to be equaued by those not pos
seSSing these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for 81. N: B.-Lace curtains cleaned from 81
up to $3.50 window. Wool blankets from so
cents to s. pair. by cleaning a number re-
auction In price. Specialty-Ladies party
dresses, spotted or soiled round the bottom
cleaned without doing the whole garment; Is
years experience.
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IHH ARLINGTON ESTATE.-In Alexandria Va
the Arlington case was continued in the L :
circuit court saturday, before Judge Hughes,
Tie counsel Oh both sides presented instrIlc-
tlOhS. The plaintiffs rely on the tender OF the
taxes 10 the commissioners by an authorized
agent OF The owner, and the defendants on the
occupancy or the premises by the United States
and the failure or the owners to make a tender
OF the taxes In person. The entire day was OC-
"a u-.VL
cupied in discussing tue anu WILL
Out concluding. the court adlOnrneQ.
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LOCAL NEWS.


EIticndL TheGter-Chanfrau. as exit
Ihsater Com5que-The Blandowsd troupe and
other attractions.
Odd Feilotrs' HaH.-The Midgets.
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CITY ITEMS.

HISTORY furnishes no parallel to the popularity
ana success OF DR.. Butts Cough Syrup. 25 Cts
PRoCRATINATIoN Is THE THIEF OF LIFE AS
Wen as OF time. Don't coquet with a Cough a
out even an hours delay procure . Hates Homer
Of Horehound and Tar" There's no discount on
IT'S operation. A cure is the inevitable result
Pixies TOothache Drops cure Toothache in one
minute. Sold by all druggists at 25c
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CNFINNA II N*islN lie ''aN' E''@1 = =,
out concluding, the court adjourned.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 24th January, 1879.
Received from the Washington Beneficial
Endowment association OF the District OF CO.
lumbia, the sum OF two thousand dollars 80, 900
for insurance due I'm consequence of the death
of my late brother John NJ. May. who held
three certificates OF endowment from the asSO-
citation, one for one thousand dollars Isl 900
and two for five hundred $500 each
PHILIP MAY 1th street road
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ALIENS Compound Supho- CarboIate Sodium
Soap cures all skin diseases, and prevents scar
latina, diphtheria, measles, smallpox. &C, &c
For sale by all druggists. 1956
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WE HEAR that W. F. Scala, Phi. D., is about
10 open drug store at No. 500 East Capitol
street, preparatory TO building a handsome
drug establishment on the corner OF 5th and the
same street. He deserves success.
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BLANKETS at prime cost. Atwood white
blankets, 1ull double. $3.50 per pair Feather
PROOF Ded-tlck1ng, the very best, for 25 cents
Atwood black cashmere, double width, so cents.
Black alpacaS. double width, 12K cents Casst-
meIeS Tor men and boys wear 25. 81, so cents
up TOwSon'S. ESQ Pennsylvania avenue south
side, near eth street
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Miss MAY MARSHALL'S WALK.-To-day Miss
Marshall, In her 2,I00 quarter miles walk, at the
gymnasium, on street, Is In fine condition.
Her Goth quarter mile she made this afternoon
In 3.3s.
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A WASHINGTON LAWYER IN TRoUBLE-The
cheyenne wyoming Leader states that Niche
las +. Cleary, formerly Of this CITY, has been
arrested there for forgery. Cleary is well
known in this city and left here about two
Years s,,,, cor the west, taking with him, it
was alleged at the time. SUM- lrust funds WnIcn
he MAS unable To make good.
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MISS ANNIE BARTELI, who has acquired some
reputation in WeStcheSter county, N. Y, as a
pedestrienne, proposes to endeavOr to eclipse
the feat Of Madame Anderson. and will this eve
ming commence in New York the walking of
5000 quarter miles in 5000 quarter hours. In a
trial trip She made two quarter miles in I'm. Z,s
and pm IFS -'S'
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,SfRuCE TREES TURNED INTO PAPER-Curtis-
niles pulp mills are on full time, the pulp being
mace from spruce logs which are hauled from
west Beckett -[Springfeld Republican.
H A Congregational church in Illinois hoe
rejected candidate for its nulnjt On tho LIZ
ground that he used tobacco. VA 'n0 'oie
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pin, OF the 9th precinct who died on Friday
last from the effects OF pistol shot wound re-
ceiyed accidentally, took place from EbeneZer
M. h. church, 4th and ID streets southeast, this
detail or thirty officers. under Ii Greer, acted
as an escort, and the interment took place at
the HarmOntal Cemetery. In The county,
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B'NAI B'RITH.-The third general convention
Gf the independent order B'Nat BIRTH met at
Philadelph1a, yesterday, in st. Georges Hail.
About 25O delegates were present and were wei
coined by Rev. George Jacobs and otheIs
Simon Wolf, OF this city, was elected president;
Lewis Abraham, also OF this city, one OF the
ecretarteS.
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DEATH OF CAPT HANEY.-Cant. II. Uaney. q
Wen known pilot on the Potomac. who was.
Tor about go years previous to the war on the
mali line 10 Aqua Creek. died at his residence
ln TINS city, saturday night, after long illness.
capt Haney spent his entire life in public or
private service on the river. During the war
ut was appointed master in the navy aud
was one or the pilots on the Potomac n0tilIa
tie remained for several years after the war in
charge OF the fire tug at the navy yard. Re
Gently he has been on the steamer Keyp0rr
tdpt. Haney was man OF sterling Integrity
ana was general fayorlte with all with whom
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buScaded Presley, Thomas and Walter Ganblin.
brothers, In Wayne county, Miss, Friday.
wound1ng the first and killing the second Tie
GambllnS returned the fire, killing Riley and
Tom Alexander Dennis Alexander escaped.
The trouble AROSE about some Land
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EX-FIRE CONN ssIoNER REED AGAIN.-It was
rumOfed about the City Hall to- day that the
United st ates, on the relation OF VIM b. Reed
had prepared q petition for a writ of mandamuS
on the Commissioners of the District of Column
bia, commanding them TO show cause why they
have prevented him (Reed) from exercising the
duties OF commissioner of the fire department
which he claims he yet holds, as the Commits
sionerS had no right, he claims, TO remove him
or abolish the Office, as they claim to have done
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READ the new advertisement OF c. NJ Tow.
sons on the second page. Bleached cottons, OF
all widths, at jobbers prices, 5, g. Z, s. g. 10 cts
Blankets and comforts at cost to close stock I
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MRS. COBB WANTS A New TRI.r-Jn tho CT,
perlor court at Norwich, Ct The counsel OF
Mrs. Kate COBB has presented petition for
new tllai, Chiefly on the ground OF alleged error
ll me charge TO the jury. the rejection OF F. III
cranes evidence, and the admission of Mrs
GOODS little daughters testimony.
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THE POPULAR cash dry goods store. Best
bleached cotton reduced from 10 down to Sc Ey-
cellent sheeting cotton reduced to 2Oc Car
ter's, III Market Space. Black cashmereS pure
wool, reduced from 65 down to Soc Pure wool
blankets reduced to $3.50. Very fine blankets
reduced from s. down to S. +
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BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS, part silk and wool.
reduced TO Csc. Ladies' clOaks. trimmed with
SILK or velvet, reduced to (actuaD cost Black
cashmeres, pure wool, reduced from CSC. to Sos.
CATERS, III Market Space. Hamburg edyinys
B. .. $, Ice. up to soc. Piano covers hand so;neIy
embroidered with silk. from So IS to SIS. Ladies'
(WooD vests reduced from rs to soc. +