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The Markets.
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. Dec. 3I.-Virsinia skies Oil 30
50 4 SaR7as 81 as
ol R,1 90 az ten tSena,ttorty coupons. 80.
IN. Flour dun and weah-Howard street and west
eIn super 3 5la4 90, 90. extra. 4,25a5 90; do.
. s1a d city fan s 'u g5a ssss ao g.
brands, 600; Patapsco family, 1925. Wheat,
tfim IN, red. l.lCal.i5; do. amber. i.i6l
l:zo: No. western winter red, spot aud De-
ruary, l1sIai. -. March. L. 2isl2iE9@ c Feo-
southern dun IN absence of RECEIPTS; western Ilet
FGaasyi Sisa5ts MsIch, 55sS5S stsa@er, g
and Maryland Al oosss g eI PrS
meats--loose shoulders and clear rib sides, none
SSt htS do do paSked and * Bscon-shou-
81 Butter duIl-prine to choice western packed
l lsa93; r4ll. 2na23 Eggs firm fresh ssa55; lined
sugar. soft sne WHISKY dalF ia1i &
per- asf o a.e 1sacss grant e
basbes If a5 $50 Sarres whs 5 e 500
bushels; corn. 1900 bushels saies-Shse cheat
6s5.U bushels; corn. q. $50 bushels. No market
NEW YORK. Dec. 81 Stocks irregular Money.
O. ort Exehsanse-long. 1907; short. 4S3. Govern
NEW YORK. Dec, sl.-Flour quiet and firm.
NEW YORK. Dec. 81, IL s.m-The Stock Market
orened generally firm but subsequently becar4e
general list, the latter on Reading. The changes
IN Inc otner shsres were comparatively S light, aud
IN few instances fractional advance was re-
LONDON, Dec. 81. - 30 p. m.-Atsntc and
es Atlantic and Great We,t as1ss Seconds s4
E Ere 62s do; second oonsols. lOG New York
Central. g. Reading, A. o. . m.LaiIsnSc s. sna
Great Western first mortgage trustees cert fcstes
Pennsylyanla Central, Ggh.
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S,ssuSc...ealss &c.

FORMS OPEAA H0USE-"The Guv nor is d.
igbuUS the audiences here this Week. II is
one OF The most enjoyable plays we have mad
here
NATIONAL THELTYR-Robson and Crane. the
always popular comedians, are having a taIr
share or patronage this Week. The new play is
very entertaining
LINCOLN HALI--The Kate Tbayer concert
company inauSurated a series OF three concerts
at Lincoln Hall last evening" assisted by the
Spanish Students. The concert company is
composed OF Miss Kate Thayer, soprano; Mr.. j.
j. t0TllSS, tenor; Miss Ii. Maurer, pianist: senior
Z. Curt, yiolinfSt: Senior G.. Cart1, harpst, aud
MI. WIZ. Z. Chapman In his famous character
representations; and their performance last
night was great success The second concert
viii be tonight, and the hail viii be comfort
ably MATn
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Condemned Locals.

Excelsior Lodge. No. Ia, X. OF p, at its last
meeting, elected the following Officers to serve
I the ensuing term: j. Fl. Gibbons, p. c.; A.
NJ roBk. c. c.; J. B. Fenton,V. c.; A. J.Weigle
P; W. I. Mockbee, NJ. OF F.. re elected NJ. G.
Mitchell. N. of F., do; B. F. Evans, X. OF r. aud
s. do; E. J: Pyle, NJ. OF A.: J. Haywood, o g.,
reappointed; j. T. Coldweil, w. Fl. Mohier
and w. T. MOckbee, trustees: ]. 4. Coliwell, r.
Harden, b. +. Evans, II. Coggins and w. ii.
Mohler, representatives 10 Grand Lodge.
A salute OF 81 guns will be fired IN the Monu-
ment lot at ~ O'Clock no. New Years day, by
oe' aGhment OF Battery A. D. c. artillery, after
respects to the President of the United States
Lots OF folks enjoyed looking az the eclipse of
the sun through smoked glass THIS morning.
But eveh more Inter eSting than the eclipse
itself was the sun and moon In plain sight so
to speak.
Mr. Edward Temple has been elected pres,
dent OF the Bank Of Washington, 10 place of
DR.. VIM. Guntun, deceased.
The number OF marriage licenses issued by
The clerk or the court from last New Years day
up to ~ o clock o-day was 1.647.
HE STAR will be issued to morrOw In double
sheet form.
From John F. Ellis & Co. we have the score
or the Pirates OF Penzance. words and music).
issued by o. Dtson Co.. Boston.
Next week the Criminal Court will be en-.
gagged in the trial OF District cases
The Will Of Mrs. Jane c. Bacon, leaving her
property TO her husband and relatives, has been
hied IN the Register OF Wills Office.
Hr. Crittenden Cohen. son OF the late Root.
Cohen, died at his residence, No. 1856 LIST street
northeast this morning at II O'Clock from heart
disease. Mr.. Cohen was formerly In the ser.
vice OF the B. q p. Il. r., but was Obliged to re-
sign few years ago on account Of ill-heaIth.
The employees of the city post Office expect to
appear in their new uniforms on Monday
A little White boy, named Charles Fiemming,
While crossing the avenue In front OF the Ma
tlonal Hotel, was knocked down and run over
this morning by a horse and carriage driven by
white man named Morrison, who did not even
stop to see how much the little fellow was
hurt. Fortunately he was not injured much
HAPPY NEW YEAR.-MesSrS. Petersen & AL
schwee, corner ~ street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, request the pleasure of a cali from all
their patrons on New Years Day, as they will
keen omen hOIJSp that Siny,
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DEATH OF FRANCOIS RAyEL-Francois Ravel
one OF the famous Rayel brothers, died a few
days ago at toulouse, France, where the gifted
family OF four settled after retiring from the
stage Itch. Francois was the most gifted as a
IL i-rope dancer and pantonimist. lie was
as a'd as coot, and looked much older than
tc WIS., He was In q crowded railroad car once
when lady came along looking for seat.
FfaLcoiS arose and offered her his. She said no,
she couldn't think OF depfivlng so venerable
show just how inflrm and decreDit be was he
turned handspring over the seat and landed
In ,he aisle On his feet. Gabriel. the Oldest of
the RaEei brothers. iSthe only survivor OF the
four. jerome died Ilr5t, then Antoine and now
FraLcoiS.
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FIRE AT ATLANTIC CITY.
Two Hotels reurncA

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Dec. 3l.-The hotel
windsor, kept by N. A. Root and owned by
David Giitiman. OF Philadelphia caught fire at
O'Clock this morning from heater Ia the
cellar. The steam fire engine would not work
and as the efforts OF the iremen were confined
TO an ole hand engine, buckets and hatchets.
the flames soon spread to the baltimore House,
kept by J. r: Dull. Both buildings were de-
stroyed, together with most of the furniture In
the hotel Windsor. Much alarm was felt for
the adjoining property, but luckily there was
only slight wind, and the fire was confined to
the two hotels named. The loss will aggre gate
s4o, QUO. Several fireman had their fingers and
feet frozen.
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CRIME IN TEXAS,
Three pinrS nf W n SL au Lstlo<s

GALVESTON, Dec 31.-A special dispatch from
Segu1n, Tex, to the NeicS, says that Simeon
MckeW, an Old colored man, drank for wager
thee pints Of whiskey, which proved fatal.
shot secanse He wouldn't FurnfS;,
DriflkS on Credit.
special to the Netcs, from Fort Worth,
says: ID. X. BoaZ. saloonman, was shot and
killed, 1t is supposed. by James Elston to
whom he had refused credit for drinks.
A Farmer Fatally Stabbed.
dispatch to the NeIcs, from Huntsville
Tex, says: 81. c. Rogers farmer, living near
IDS place, was fatally stabbed by man named
Pickering, who made his escape.
'Ehe ROihschild Murder Case.
special TO the NeScS, from Jefferson, Tex,
says: In the R0thSchild murder case the Jury
at o'clock yesterday, returned verdict OF not
guilty.
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The Christinncy Divorce Case.
GIRO SAID TO HAVE ASSERTED IEPRoPgR rNff-
MACY WITH MRS. C,

GIRO SAID TO RAVE ASSERTED EPRoPER nTI-
MACY WITH MRS. c.
The result Of the examination OF Edelberto
Giro before Commissioner King in New York as
a witness In the case OF Minister Chrlstiancy
against Mrs. Lille M. Christiancy for
divorce has been concluded IJ has
tTanspfred that Giro testified there
that he came here last Christmas. and after he
had sent note to Mrs Christiancy's nou &C. sue
responded and occupied his room IA the SC.
James hotel several hours He also asserted
that be had kept up correspondence with her,
and Identified several OF her letters which are
said TO be OF compromising character
GIRO was passenger from Peru on the vessel
which brought Mrs. Christfancy home and hal
number or diamonds which have since figured
In the Blood-Giro controversy. Mrs Chris
tfancy took great fancy to the set, and the re-
suit was that Giro loaned them to her and she
wore them once or twice during last winter.
Finally. Giro, being DESTROYS to regain them
sent party named Jackson with a letter to
Mrs. ChTtstiancy In the nature or an order for
the diamonds. and they were delivered to aim.
jackson and Mrs. c. subsequently kept up a
correspondence. In which Jackson was ad-
dressed as the friend OF Giro. and these letters
it is understood. are appended to Giro's depo-
Sfti0n, as exhibits.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.


MADRID, Dec. 31.-A considerable impression
was made by that part OF the Kings speech at
the opening Of the chambers yesterday, urging
the cortes 10 consider the expediency of putting
the naval and military resources OF the coun-
Try, and principally the Asiatic and American
stations. on better footing, more adequate to
the necessities OF modern ornaments. The
speech concludes as follows: 'sWith your as
slstance 1t does not appear to me Impossible
that Spain should once more OCCUPY that posi-
tlon III the world which she occupied until this
century. Other nations have conquered posi-.
toDs which they had not before. II Is not too
great a thing That we should at least return to
DE what we WERE"
Death Of Bianquk, the Socialist.
LONDON Dec 3l.-A dispatch from Paris this
afternoon announces the death, last night, OF
Louis Auguste Blanqul. the noted CT Elnunlst
and socialist agitator, at the age CT %.
Russia and China.
ST. PETERSBURG Dec. 31.-The Agence Russo
announces the conclusion of the negotiations
between the MarQuic TseDg, the Chinese am
basSadOr and the Russian government and
adds that the Marquis Tseng Will remain at ST.
Petersburg. pending the decision OF China upon
the Russian proposals.
War i'm Africa.
LONDON, Dec. 31.-AdviceS from Sierra Leone
dated tie 18th Inst, are as follows: From
Shelbro news comes OF continued fighting be-
tween the Gallena and TarneJ tribes. The
slaughter On both sides is very great. Prisoners
are either eXiled Immediately Or put to horrible
fortunes.
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Fire i'm phiIndcInb:

PHILADElPHIA, Dec. 3l.-A IRE is now bum.
Ing in The four-story brick building. Coombs
alley. "a and Arch streets. used as a store house
by 5. P. Wetherill & Co., Berry Il Co. and WIN.
H. Mitchell The flremen appear TO have TIE
flames under control. but the building Is stor,5
with SO much tn1amable material that It NAV
yet Geiy their efforts. The loss cannot fail
short or $50 Co., 1850
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MILITARY PREPARATIONS AT QUEBEC-There
Is considerable excitement On the Citadel Que
pee. In consequence OF The orders issued there
On saturday afternoon, each man was served
out with 80 rounds OF oall cartridge: double
sentries have been placed on the gates and new
guards mounted On the walls. The draw bridges
nave all been taken in, the gates are closed
daily at O'Clock, all passes to the men nave
been Cancelled, ana no man is allowed out of
barracks after gUn-fre. There are various ru-
moIS In circulation as TO the cause OF this sud.
den military movement, and 1t is said to be
called forth In some way connected with the
Irish Land Ieagne .-M1ntL,eaL MitneSS De. q
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The Probable RcsircI 1T Of EuRt.
necr Conn missiOner Twinpnx.

The rumor OF the retirement OF Major
Twining from the Board OF District Commits
sioners win probably prove to be true. A STAR
reporter this morning called upon Commits
sioner Dent, who, In reply TO the question as 60
the correctness OF the rumor, stated that he did
not Ike 10 say anything aoout &c, and that
He thought IL was very likely 10 be true. but &c
was strictly an army afai,. He regretted that
the Major should leave, for many reasons
Major TWining afterwards stated TO the re-
porter that It was altogether probable that ne
would leave about the LIST OF February next,
but he did not care to say anything more; so The
Teporte asked no more questions
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THE ELECTRIC LIGHT II The WEST-In Gin
cnnati yesterday books were opened and stock
10 the amount OF 5000. 600 was subscribed In q
TO introduce Maxim's electric light in Cincin-
natl, Coyiugton and Newport. Ii Is proposed
TO Introduce the light in manufactures and
other places and ultimately In private houses
Dy providing generating engines at Convenient
points. " - S-A-~A~
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A Murderer Arrested.

BOSTON. Dec. 31.-A private diS stch from
that james ii. Brady alias James II Moorey. the
burglar who murdered his compa aion In crime.
Edw ard Lavoie, In boarding house In Florence
street, this city; on the 12th OF February last.
has teen arrested In Albany. Officers have
lett Boston to secure and return the prisoner,
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James II. keene,s Summer Resi-.
0cncG Enrned.

NEWFOkI, X. l., Dec. 5I.-The summer resi-.
deDce OF James r. Keene, OF New York, was
DESTROYED by fire this morning, defective fur
worth of paintings, etc, were saved. Mrs.
Keene and her family were occupying the
dwelling. The house and It's contents were
valued at $lG0o0O. insurance upwards of
$4,000. Inability to get water, owing to the
extreme cold, prevented the flremen from work.
ing effectively until the fire had been long
Iiiue under headWaY -
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Gold from Euro,.

NEW YORK. Dec. 31.-The steamship West
phaia, from Europe, brought S214, 230 French
gold coin.
$4l2 800, French coin.
The steamship Parthja, from LIVERPOOL
brought over fSl. 800 in specie.
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TIE FISHING SCANpAL.-AdditionaI CORES
pondence relative to the falsifled documents
bearing on the Halifax fishery commission IN
der the Washington treaty, is published by
Prof. Hind. 1t Is in the main cumulative OF the
statements already published in relation TO the
fishery scandal.
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RICH MAN FROZEN TO DEATH-Benl.
Miller, OF st. Louis. mysteriously disappeared
last Monday and as he had considerable money
on his person, suspicious OF foul play were
aroused. Yesterday bis dead body was found
in the snow On tbe outskirts OF east ST. Louis.
The circumstances indicate that he got drunk
and fTOZe TO death.
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THE LIVERY STABLE MEMS ASSOCIATION me
last night at Mr.. Majors stables an1 al opted Il
constitution and By laws. They also agreed to
a schedule OF prices suited TO all branches OF
the trade, which schedule goes into effect Feb
ruary !. 1881 I hese rates raducn n on the
present prices and all present sig ned gu az .s-e-
ment TO stick 10 them, or II they desired
cl ange TO notify the association so days In ad-
vance.
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FIGHTING TAX ON LIPE INSURANCE POLICIES.
Much opposition has arisen in Massachusetts
cent. per an1um on the net value or reserve OF
all life insurance policies held by residents OF
the state. The effect OF this law, 1t is said Will
DE TO close the doors OF every Massachusetts
state every other company doing business
there. Several companies will test the con-
St1tutionality OF the law. and the whole matter
viii come prominently before the incoming
Massachusetts legislature
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December 81, 1850.
The Weather.
LOCAL NEWS.
A musernenss, &C., To-nigh

Amusementss &c., Tonight.
FOTd'S opera H0ttSe.-"The GUy'nor."
National T1sdtsr.-Robson AMI Crane
Lincoln HaH.-The Kate-Thayer concert and
the Spanish Students.
Roiie1- Skating RiHk.-Morning and evening
assemblies.
TdiIB'Gd0e HdH.-Third annual ball OF the
eeTmania NennerchOr.
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Fire in NScY.irQxs

KALAMAZOO, Dec. 31.--A IRE ar Jackson, Mich.
THIS morning destroyed the Marion House a
Two story frame building. with four stores on
containing the Jackson City Bank and four
stores. The books OF the bank were saved
Loss $50 coo 10 $50 600
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War i'm Africa.
"n.nnnnfnA

MONTREAL, Dec. 3l.-Mr. Robillard was yes
terday re elected to The quebec Parliament for
the county OF Befthier He had been unseated
by the courts for undue influence In his favor
by the priests at the last general election.
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THE CASE OF BARTLEY CAMPBELL, dramatist,
against Chas. A. Byrne, OF the New York
Dramatic NearS, for criminal libel In alleging
that Campbell had piagiaTized certain plays,
was begun in Jefferson Market police court In
that city yesterday. Byrne gave Mckee Ran
kin as his authority.
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A PROMINENT DENTIST FROZEN To DEtTa-
Dr.George Smile, prominent dentist OF P!atG-
Held. n. j.. was found frozen In the street there
IT. John Campbell the night before, and it is
supposed WAS seized With apoplexy when re
turning home.
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FRoZE HER BABY,-Mtss Mary Grover, ot ST.
Louis. Is charged with murder IN the first degra
for causing her illegitimate infant TO be placs d
On vacant lot Sunday night, where It waS
frozen to death,
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KILLED BY AN OFFICE8.-In Sumter county
:. c., yesterday, a Colored thief named Wright
In resisting arrest cut and shot Deputy Sheriff
Bateman. Wright was then shot and killed by
anOlh her deputy. BarPmanS Wounds are Serlous
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A RELECTED SlIITi

REJECTED SUIT0R's SuICIDE.-Harry D.
Wright. young English Dookkeeper committed
suiciGe by laudanum In Detroit, Mich. yeSter-
day, IL Is supposed because young lady refus
to marry him on account Of his drinking habits
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BOSTON WALKING MATCH.-The score ut mid
night In the go aS-y0u- please walking match
at Boston was as follows: LacouSe, s32; Fltz-
gerald 331; Wilmot 90. PegTam has perma-
ueIltiy withdrawn
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LORD MoUNTMORRES' MURDERER - A man
named Patrick Hennelly has been arrested at
Upton, England. charged with the murder OF
Lord Mountmorres In Ireland In September last.
1t is said that Hennely's description also
answers that or the man who recently shot an
Irish laborer near Birmingham. it is supposed
In compliance with the order Of secret SC
ciety. Hennelly Is the son OF butcher at
tlonbur. near the scene OF the murder Of Lord
MOuntmOrreS.
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WAN. STREET TO-DAY.
An Active Money Market and Tn.
settled stock Market.

NEWsXoKK, Dec. 3l.--rhe Posts financial
aIt1cis says,-As was 70 be expected on the
last day OF the year. the money market is &C
i've tthe ruling rate being per cent? aud the
extent by the settlement OF accounts watch
cannot be carried over into the new
year.. but which may be renewed early
IN the new year. United States bonds
are . lower for the 4s and !. higher foe tue
Snort date bonds. Railroad bonds are gener-
ally strong at an advance OF 1lalk per cent.
The stock market at the opening while irreg-
uiar, was generally strong but soon became
heavy and continued so until noon, when it be
came strong and Is so as we write. The widest
1uctuati0ns were In Central Pacific, waich
we write, the movement apparently hav-
Ing been speculative device for the
purpose OF acquiring stock. The two ex-
cepiiOnally strong stocks have been Louisville
and Nashville which on the settlement OF re-
cent suits and the near approach OF The dlvi-
dend advanced 10 SO, and Burlington & Western
which advanced TO 49,. The most active
stocks We're New YORK Central az 1857. fthe
highest price ever paid for ny. to ls4, Erie at
ever patd) TO 1343s. Delaware. Lackawanna &
western at lloalos}6, western Union Tele-
graph at sl1aasosl. UnioD Pacif! 81
Il2%all1a4, WABASH preferred at 81 basj. 81.
Paul omaha at iSzas47fa, the preferred
.s5s 63s; Reading 81 at034; Northwest RI ai2G:
Ot1D ana Mississippi SSa5a3S1.; Mort ern
Pacific 667s a66ls: Michigan Central 1881 tai24s.
Milwaukee ana ST. Paul 1i4lt a113k; Pi c;nc
NAL 5la5o1i; Ontario aud Western 80. aS0: Del
aware apd Hudson 92bs9l24: Jersey Central
sias3Aa, and Denver and RIO Grade sd : ,s6
fairly Steady for sterling and firm for francs:
commercial hills are SParra
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The Death of District Attorney

NEW YORK. Dec. 3l.-The death of District
Attorney Phelps was formally ANNOUNCED 10
the courts still In session to day and adjourn
meUtS were ordered
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AGAINST NEW YEAR WINE.-The clergy of the
various Protestant churches OF Ottawa Oat
bave Issued a card asking the ladies OF Ottawa
not to offer wine or Sprituous drink OF any kind
TO their visitors on New Years day.
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HORRIBLE SToRY.-An elderly woman
named Tit1ier, OF Fon Du Lac. Wis. died yester-
day under very peculiar circumstances. She
was sufferer from pneumonia for some years.
and warm fatiron was ordered TO be put on
her chest Her husband. an habitual drunkard
appl ed heavy iron, and so hot that it burned
through the cavity OF her chest, and she died in
the greatest agony.
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FATAL CASK EXPLOSIoN.-At Memphis
Temp. yesterday while John Bruens, a Germ ~ .
20 years Old, was coating the inside OF ca.k
with brewers pitch. the caSk exploded, killing
BruelS and slightly iDiurIng two Others
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FATAL kERosENK.--Otto Adams, aged three
and half years, played with a can of kerosene
sence OF his parents. An explosion took place
al d he was burned to death.
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SPORTING GOODS.
HOW TO BE RE.UVGe,r,

HEAITIFYlNG COSMETICS.
EtGENlES SECRET OF BEATTY, for
the 0mp!e1lor, a speciality, 81 per box.
NIGHTTIME FACE POWDERS, in three
shades. at 80 cents and 81 per box.
iNDElIBLE LIP AND FACE ROUGE.
81 and 81. so per bottle
COSMETIC MASK,
10 remove tan and fIeckles, warranted 81 complete
The largest assortment OF
HUMAN HAIR GOODS,
retai ed at fatnlously low prices
EAU NERVE ssE, the marvellous hnir
sIaiI er, medium dark brown or black, 81 FER box.
Al RpRA, OR GOLDEN FLUID, best in
the weird for bleaching any color hair 81 and 81 as
per bottle.
real. TORTOISE-SHEI.L GOODS below
manufacturers prices.
sens for our rev ILLUSTRATED Gaia
Logic, chow TO BE BEAUTIEUl.,''
flee Of Chsrse.
Goods sentC. o D., with privilege Of returning
L.. SHAW.
dece eotjl "a West l4th street, New York.
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Duks, NO CURRls no Pawn

Treatment almost Psinlsas. M ou.,,,., ~.
Lgstns! o Medicine 10 Swallow Recent 80
Wonderful Discovery! The Work Of another Ob,,
Mani Practiced only by NyssR East Of the Nom,
hins. WIZ give 81. 600 for any oase OF piIea -.
not Cure Gan be seen ut $40 18th ct. cornsr =
northwest every alternate week. Dec 20 % =
49, Q, u 70 "a. 81 70 Feb. .. II 70 -. % "a
March 8. u to 10. Is to I'd A6ril.
JAMES CI2ESS, M.D.,
az0-Sm 6s0 9th St. cor. r north s.ss-
WHEAT Dealers make Money vitn w .,
M souLA Z co.. $50 q sale sfsse. Ch,care
Write for partcuiau seal-sass
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TIN CHRIsTrANCY DIVORCE CAsE-Mr. Chris
taUcys counsel, Mr.. f. c. IngerSoll, who has
been IL New York attending the eX4lni0atiOn
OF Emil Giro, witness In the Chciatiancy
divorce a 2, has returned, but declines 70 state
IN " lltion TO the case anything except that the
witness he went to New York 10 examlne has
been examined