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A Saratoga Scandal.

NEW YORK, Jan. IA Saratoga {N.Y.) special
has the following:--Among the guests at the
Western hotel In Church street, on Thursday,
manufacturers in Gloversville, and Herman s.
Allen and his wife, Jennie Allen. Mrs Allen
told Perry that She wanted to purchase some
reaching her room, Perry claims Mrs Allen
acted In a strange manner, and he had been
there only few moments when her husband
burst into the room and accused Perry of at
tempting to maltreat his wife, Perry denied
the allegation, and on preparing to leave the
room was stopped by Allen, who assumed the
air OF an injured husband, and threatened all
sorts OF punishment. Perry took matters very
coolly, however, forced his way out OF the room
and. caused the arrest of Allen and his wife on
charge OF assault and battery. The prisoners
We're taken before Justice Shepherd and ordered
to give bail to await the action OF the grand
iuIy.
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Wau Street To.n.v.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-The Posts financial arti-
Gle says:-The Stock Exchange markets are
more active than yesterday. All classes Of In
yestments are strong, Burlington and Quincy
stock being. up to 40, New York Central to
1901, and Rock Island to 15o, the latter being
Gently declared. Government bonds are \
higher for the SIS. The advance In railroad
bonds Is led by the Iron Mountain issues, which
lures have been Iron Mountain, Kansas and
Texas, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
Erie, Milwaukee and St Paul. Pacific Mail, and
St Paul and Sioux City. In the money market
is per cent. and commission of 1-s2 to I-1e OF
per cent per day. On United States bonds 5a
per cent IS the quotation. Time loans are ,5a6
per CENT Prime mercantile paper 5sxaSX per
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Confession of a Foul Murder.

MONTREAL, Jan. S.-Regarding the report Of
last Friday, OF man named Mulligan being
burned to death In his shanty, near Sherbrooke
on Christmas day, rumors of a suspicious char
acter having reached the ears of the resident
magistrate, warrant was issued Tuesday. to
have the house of William Gray searched, when
several articles of Mulligan's, clothing and
property were found. Gray was at once appre-
inquest. While under arrest Gray e who Is an
American, volunteered several contradictory
statements, endeavoring to implicate another
amounting to about sS5 and other property from
the party he named as hush :" money The
money Gray said was in his wife's possession
who managed to conceal it at the time though
it was afterwards found under the floor of the
cellar The coroner's jury returned a verdict
mat Thomas Mulligan was murdered; that
William Gray was principal or one of the prin-
ctpals in committing the deed and that Mrs.
Gray was an accessory after the fact. Both
prisoners were 1removed to Sherbrooke Jail.
The latest adviceS from SherbroOke say that
Mrs. Gray has confessed.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Trouble i'm the TsranSvaH

LONDON, Dec. ga dispatch dated Cape
Town. December 10th. to the Times. says: Sir
Frere. governor OF the Cape OF Good Hope not
to believe the alarming reports from the Trans
vaaL He says that there was great want OF
unanimity among the Beers at their recent
meeting, at which resolution was adopted In
favor of maintaining the demand fofethe indie
pendence Of the Transyaal.
Critical Condition.
PARIS, Jan. 3.-Count BachaSSOn de MOnta-
liyet, life Senator, Is In critical state OF
health. Count de Montalivet was formerly
minister of the interior under Louis Philippe.
The Empress of Russia.
CANNES, Jan. 3.-The Empress OF Russia will,
for the present, remain here, her physician ad-
vising such course.
Russia Afraid of Her Troops.
BERLIN, Jan. 3.-In consequence Of the revo-
lutfonary agitation having extended to the
troops, the Russian military authorities have
ordered that henceforth no regiment shall be
stationed in the district where It was recruited.
Wagner, the Composer, Ill.
that the illness Of Richard Wagner, the emit
1ent composer. Is so serious that little hope Is
entertained OF his recovery.
Austria and Italy.
LONDON; Jan. "A dispatch from Rome to
Reuters Telegram Company says Signor I'M
brianf vice president of the Italia T.redenttt
committee, has published pamphlet tustifytng
me m ae5on OF his party In causing their flag to
Zana Qate president of the Italia HTedentd COM
mtttee) asserting that the ministers had de-
clared to him that the course OF the Italia Irre-
denta was dear to them, but that It was abso-
iutely necessary to prevent Austria from hav-
ing any opportunity of seeking quarrel with
Italy. SignOr Imbriani also affirins that the
ministers characterized the military law recently
passed by Austria as constant menace to Italy
dispatch to the Standard from Rome saws
Signor Nicotera, member of the Chamber of
Deputies, has given notice Of an Interpolation
on this subject on the meeting of the chamber
Dispatches from Leghorn report that tumults
occurred there on the occasion of the funeral OF
this old Garihaldi officer
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THE B0RUSSIA DISASTER.
Survivors of the Wreck Picked Up

BALTIMORE, Jan. 3.-The Italian bark Gia-
comino, which arrived here this morning.
brought the following passengers of the English
steamer Borussia, which were picked up at sea
Passengers John S. Sullivan, owen McCabe,
Rossandro Gonzales, Gaeteno Salvato, Chas.
Dumtos. Crew-Wm. Switzerland, second en-
Fisher Patrick Sara, Jno. Callaghan, seamen.
Immediately upon arrival the rescued reported
to the British consul for relief, as they are in a
very destitute condition. They were all In an
open boat and had suffered greatly.
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THE STATEMENT Is REVIVED that Gen. Joe
Johnston, of Virginia, is to offer bill In the
House to make Gen. Grant captain general In
the army. 1t is unfortunate for Gen. Johnston
that such motive is always attributed to him
when he is out of the city. If Gen. Johnston
had any such purpose he has had an ample Op-
portunity to take advantage Of it, and inasmuch
as he did not, it is not believed that Gen. j. in
tends to father any such bill. Gen. Grants
friends say he does not desire to be the benefici
airy OF any such bill.
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Austria and Italy.
A Sad Case.

NEW YORK, Jan. "a Providence, X. l.,
special says Miss Kate Fitzgerald, who at
tempted to shoot Postmaster Pierce OF Bristol
some months ago, tried last night to take her
own life IN her rooms in the Central Hotel,
this city. She has recently shown signs of in
sanity, and last evening after retiring to her
with small pistol. Her aim was bad, and the
bullet was imbeded in the wall
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR.

AMUsEMENTs-1st page.
AUCTION SALEs-5th page.
BALLS, PARTIES, &C.-Sth page.
BoARDNG-4th page.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-4th page.
Cry ITEMs-Sth page
Coal AND wooD-7th page.
CUTICuRA-stb page.
DFATHs-5th page.
FBUCATIoN-7th page.
Fans AND FEsTIvALs-Sth page.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-7tb page.
FINANCIAL-4th page.
FoR RENT AND SALE-4th and 5th page.
For SALE (Miscelaneous)-4th page.
GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsEMENTs-9th page
HOLIDAY GOoDs-4th page.
HoTELs-4th page.
LADIES GooDs-7th page,
LEcTUREs-9th wage.
LIST OF LKTTai SD page.
IOTTERIEs-6 7th and pages
LOST AND FoUND-4th page.
MARRIAGEs-5tb page.
MEDICAL, &C-7th page.
MIsCELLANEOUs-3d page.
PERsoNAL-4th page.
PROFESSIONALISM page.
PIANOS AND ORGANs-7th page.
RAILRoADs-6th page.
RELIGIOUS NoTIcEs-1st page.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-1st page.
STEAMERS, &C.-6th page.
The TRADES-5thpage.
UNDERTAKERs, &C.-5th page
WANTs-4th page.
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NEW YORK, Dec. a-ChaS. Marx, postmaster
of College Point, L. l., has been arrested at that
day admitted to bail in the sum OF 81 900 by
United States Commissioner Benedict. Mr.
Marx has been postmaster there over year.
Several specific charges are made against him
of emOeZZljng letters and OBTAINING mails but
the amount of money he got from letters is said
to be very small.
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Who Wants Suffrage in the District
of Columbia!

IWarner's Real Estate Review.
Those who have held Office and do not hold
any now. Those who never have held an office
but desire one Those who have had contracts
but have none now. Those who want to get
up quarrel. Those who want to talk at
political mass-meet1ngs. Those who have
to get them out. Those who pay no taxes.
Those who know not what they are doing.
Those who know nothing, and those who are
crazy.
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TIE DISTRICT ATToRNEYsHIP AND CITY POST
HAsFERsH1P.-Mr. Joseph Williams, an applicant
for the city postmastersh1p, was at the White
House to-day expecting the arrival of a delega-
tiOn to call on the President in his behalf. The
delegation did not arrive. 1t is understood that
no selection for either the postmastership or the
District attorneyship will be made before the
the former place will go in sometime next week
and that for the latter may be postponed until
the week after. Mr.. TullOck is now the most
mastership and Major Gaines and Col Corkhill
the most prominent candidates for the attor-
neyship. Col. Corkhin lost a strong advocate
for the place when Secretary McCrary left the
cabinet.
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Fires

ATcHINSoN, KAN, Jan. s.-About 1890 O'Clock
last night, a fire broke out in saloon in Win
ascertafned.
The large elevator of F. P. Halsey was dis
covered to be on fire about TO- 30 O'Clock last
night, and it was totally destroyed. Insurance
$20, 900 on grain and building.
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Dead.


NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-George w. Edge, one OF
the WellknOwn manufacturers Of fireworks,
died yesterday In Jersey City.
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A Girl Killed in a skating Rink

A Girl Killed i'm a Skating Rink.
girl was probably fatally injured at the Mutual
street skating rink last night. She fell, ana
before she could arise two gentlemen who were
skating together struck her, one in the forehead
the other by falling over her breaking her ribs
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COURTNEY SIGNS THE CONTRACT
Agrees TO Row Hanlan Here WAY

NEW YORK, Jan. "A Rochester, N. Y. spe-
cial has the following: Courtney was here TO-
day and signed the contract for a race with
Biatkie's recent proposition, at Washington or
any other suitable place, on May goth. The
contract is to be sent to Mr.. Blaikie tomorrow
and with 1t Courtney'S $500. 1t is then to be
sent to Hanlan, and if he signs the race will be
rOWeQ for the &C. OOO
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Jurors for the circuit Courts.

Jurors for the Circuit Courts
To-day the following jurors were drawn for
the Circuit Courts, Nos. 1 and 2-the first to be
held by Judge Macarthur and the latter by
Judge Cox, will be convened on Monday, 18th
instant.
Division No. III. J. Fisher, Georgetown; w.
M. Shuster. Pa ave-; Chas. Baum, 7th st.; 8.
Norment, NJ ST. NV; NJ. s. Lowery, George
town; P. F. Horning, county; T. F. Cogan, Goth
St NV; julius Ulke. Pa. ave-; Jas 4. Shaw,
18th ST.; g. W. Colman, st; Sc; R o. Holtz-
man, 10th st. NV; John E. Cox, Georgetown;
John M. Belt, Washington st.; r. G. Campbell,
D st. s.w.; F. j. Tfbbetts, 14th st. NV; j. r.
Major, 7th st. NV; G. K. Ashley, 18th st. NV;
John s. Paxton, w. w. Curtis, Georgetown; j.
A. K. Moore, 9Th st. NV; D. NJ Davis, 18th st.
NV; G. S. English, Georgetown; W. H. Baum,
7th st. NV; w. P. Parke, eth st. NV; C. F.
Moseby, j. ID. Cathell, Georgetown.
Division No. as. Slower, 18th st. n. W.; s.
II. Wfmsatt, Ith st. 8. W.; Fl. r. Searle, e st. n.
W.; James Edwards, G. st. 8. e.; j. H. Hagrudef,
New York ave. n. W.; A. H. Markland, Hamilton
House; Thos. aIvis, 9th ST. n. W.; G. B. Harrf-
son, 18th st. S. e.; D. Kolb, 7th and E sts. NV;
New York ave-; Pierce Klfngle, county; Geo. A.
Birch, Georgetown; Eugene Lucas, F st. n w;
Jos. G. Waters, Georgetown; F. King, George
town; Jos. Pearson, Georgetown; J. R Harro-
ver, 14th ST. NV; Geo. B. McCartee 18th St NV.
This exhausted the box-leav1ng vacancies
to be nlled-and this Is the first time it has oc-
CURED since the law requiring the Jurors to be
Drawn has been In force,
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Ex.Lieut. Gov. Letellier Ill.
OTTAWA CAM, Jan. 3.-EY-Iieutenant Cover
nor Letellier, who has been confined to his room
for some months past, is reported to be in a
critical condition.
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Society Notes.


There was comparatively little visiting done
yesterday, as most persons seemed weary after
the fatigues OF New Year. 1t is singular that
in commenting upon the beauty of the weather
on the first day of the year few seem to remem-
ber any correspondingly fine New Year of re-
cent occurrence, although only two years ago
Ghe 1st Of January, 1881 was equally bright,
and January 1St, 1876, was bright after twelve
(noon) and SO VAIN that wraps were burden
some.
Mrs. and Miss Davis and Miss Latimer, of New
York, who received on New Year with Mrs.
Field, are very much admired wherever seen.
Many speak also of the beauty Of the young
Next week promises much gayety. On Mon
day evening the Bachelors Club give german;
on Tuesday Miss Badgers and Lieut.. Elliott's
lowed by reception at the Hamilton House; on
Wednesday evening Senator and Mrs. Randolph
VIII give dancing reception; on Thursday will
occur the annual charity ball for the benefit of
the Children's Hospital, and the same evening
Miss Ellie Stanton and Lieut.. Bush will be mar
ried. Their friends generally are invited to
witness the ceremony at Epiphany church, at
ceptfon from to 10 o'clock The couple leave
the city the same evening" Miss Stanton will
have six bridesmaids. and the groom will be at
tended ten ed by best man." and there will be ush-
ers, but no groomsmen. There are also invita-
uons out for dinner parties every day next
week.
Mr.. Dalla Costa, the minister from Venezuela,
proposes leaving Washington about this time
and will travel in California and the West and
does not expect to return here before next au-
tumn.
Mr.. Flores, the former minister from Ecuador,
VINO was SO popular during his residence here
Is now in New York. visiting Mime. de Ruiz his
late wife's mother. He will probably come here
during the winter.
Governor Garcelon, of Maine and REPRESENTA-
time Frye, Of that state, are brotherS-in-laW
having married sisters
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Discharged from the
APnnv.

NEWPORT, X. l., Jan. 3.-CorpOraI Nicholson,
who was under arrest and subsequently dis
dict him for causing the death Of Private Kapp,
at Fort Adams, has been dishonorably dis
charged from the army. Prior to his discharge
he was reduced from corporal to the ranks.
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~ SPECIAL NOTTCE-A fresh supply Of
~ PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OH
at DhEWS Drug Store. corner 9Th ct. and Penusyi-
Yapse sSe-, ct 30 cts. per full pint bottle. oCtz
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A COUnted.ln Democrat Who Re.
turns His Certificate.

FARMINGTON, Me-, Jan. 3.-LouiS Voter a
democrat, who was counted in by the fusionists
as representative, has returned his certificate
to the governor, believing that the reason given
lot the issuance of certificate to him Is not suf
feient to justify his acceptance of the position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-03

AT THE WHITE House. Representatives Neal,
Dunnell and Whitaker, and ex-Representatives
Phillips and Cessna were among the Presidents
callers to-day,
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, $500, $3.50; customs. s35O,64l.1S.
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az The Indiana Democrats are talking Of
holding their State Convention on St. PatrIck's.
Day.
a The Vermont Republican State COM
mittee fs to meet at vergennes, on Wednesday
next to decide upon the time and place OF the
State Convention. ~ -,
az The WomenS Christian Temperance
Union. OF Boston Is circulating petition In
favor OF q law extending to women the right TO
vote upon the question Of granting Licences 20
sell liquor:
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A DOLLAR CONsCIENCE.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury to-day received a 81 conscience COR
tribution, postmarked Washington, D. c.
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10000 CATTLE DIE OF PLAGUE.-The T. s.
consul at Mauritius in his dispatch of Nov. 10th,
1sI9 to the Department of State, reports that
the cattle plague continues on that island The
total number OF animals which have died OF the
plague Is about %, 900. 1t has recently attacked
the deer-243 having died
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The Situation To-day.
COURTNEY SIGNS THE CONTRACT
Will Row Hanlan May 20.
THE BIG BALTIMORE FIRE
PARNELL AND DILLON.
BORUSSIA SURVIVORS RESCUED.
THE MAINE ELECTION MUDDLE.
Certificates to COunted-Out Repub-
can Members of the U.egislature.

BOSTON, Dec. Especial dispatches from Au-
guSta say that rumors prevail in some of the
counties that certificates OF election have been
issued in blank bearing the seal of the secretary
OF state, and given to the republican men bers
who have been counted out. Appended to the
certificates are the words you will be pro-
tected."
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A COMPLIMENT FROM ENGLAND.--Mr. Corne-
lius Walford, the eminent English librarian,
who was recently in this country, at a late
meeting Of the Library Association, in London
pronounced the library Of the U. s. Supreme
Court in this city the most complete law library
in the world
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- EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE RTITT n
49, ING ASSOCIATION.
ne and directors will receive subscription
Ihs third monthly meeting for the payment Of dues
and making advances will be held WEDNESDAY,
~ Stn ana ioth sts NV The subscription books viii
JAMES H; SAYILLE, Prest., 4S2 st. NV
S6 q; a. NV iTpWqMBdY, EPrest, Govt Printing Office
CHAs b. BAILEY Tre.s ~ ss 81 i;n Ara ,o,, o.
dEoRGAss dEHo4RMAs sSSoMERyILLE s. Brass Works. Sls 18TH St
ALEXANDER GARDINER, S2I Penna. ave. ".
SbDh SEb9RhGE W; HARNESS. N 1920 st. NV.
rHED: w PRATT, corner 9th and ID sts NV
ROSS A. FISH. Morrison Building, Az ST.
GEORGE W. FISHER, UniontoNn
A; i. FOX, 800 st. NV
GEO GEO: a; n. MdclIHENNY. 81 2eth and G SITS. NV
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DURING GEN. GRANTS VISIT here and at one of
the dinners given in his honor, he was asked
which city among all he had visited he liked the
best. The reply came quick: Washington,
think it is the handsomeSt city in the world.''
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PERsoNAI--Senor Ignacio Mariseal, the for
mer minister from that country to Washington.
has been appointed minister of justice and pub
lie instruction ia Mexico. -. Sixth Auditor Nc
Grew. is confined to his house by severe al
TACK OF sciatisa. Capt. A. s. Mcclure, editor
days visit. He is staying at the National.
Senator Herman and Representatives Crowley.
Jolgensen and Pound, were registered In New
Francis Clare Ford, now Her British Ma1esty's
minister In Brazil, who long resided at Washing
ton as secretary OF the British legation, viii
by fan nom his pony.
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SURRENDER OF ANOTHER CUBAN GENERAL
The Spanish legation has received telegram
from Havana, January 1st, saying:-General
Feria surrendered at HOlguin yesterday with all
his officers and men. The districts of siLos Fu-
mas" and "Holguin" are completely pacifed.
Not single man In arms against the authority
OF the government is LETT,
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THE TALLAPoosA arrived at the New York
navy yard Thursday evening from Washing
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VSHEATER C0MIQUE.
Il MONDAY, Dec q, nightly, and TUESDAY s
ADJUSTMENTS.


Engagement of the great Protean actor, John Ran
Eone, supported by the fayorte California actress
Miss Emma True, in the great sensational drama,
entitled ACROSS THE ATLANTIC. dec29
, 1880-05-16

The man who named trotter Chicago
Girl must bare poor opinion Of the animals
abilities, as Chicago girls are never fast
4 Boston paper asks: "What would we
do If it wasn't for sunday:" Tou would proba-
bly, eat fewer baked beans and live longer
4 woman at Des Moines has a hen which
Ehe declares to be Is years old. 4 Chicago hotel
keeper is going out there In few years to buy
it for spring chicken
4 New York paper says that thirty bar
tenders will be required at the Rocl1away Beach
Hotel this summer, but oInits to give the name
Of the St. Louis man who is going there.
From the fact that Mark Twain's new
book is described as "a mass Of overwhelming
dullness" By the London Saturday Rerietr, we
predict for it great success In this country
Do not weep for Susan Rathbone;
She has gone away for good.
Sister Lucy's curly head will
Neatly fit her worsted hood.
-Por<
'Young Mother"- Adelbert is good
name for your son: but it is matter Of little
consequence anyhow. as tho other boys will
call him Bill or Hank as soon as he is big enough
to smoke and steal melons.
The Philadelphia North american tells Of
man given up by the doctors; but. as it does NOT
say how many doctors were employed, or when
they took the case, We are unable to form any
opinion to how much money the man had
when taken sick,
, 1880-05-16
PARDR|DGES'.
MAIN STORE.

Our Special Sale of Black Silk
Fringes, as advertised one week
ago, still continues. The crowds
at our Trimming Dept convince
us that our prices are without
doubt from 10 to IS per cent be-
low those of any other House.
Elegant Silk and Chenille Frfngcs, full s
inches deep, at G0c yard.
Silk, Chenille, Grass, and Tape Fringes,
latest effects, at IS, S5c, md LOO.
500 pieces Rich Fringes, the entire hal
ance of the largest manufacturer in
New York, at a reduction Of 1-3 from
regular prices. Now you can readily
understand how I'VE are selling lots OF
Patterns at less than other Chicago
houses have paid for them.
Elegant Fringes at SOC, ST, S1.10, and
$1.25; regular prices, $1.25, $1.40,
$1.65, and $1.75.
, 1880-05-16
MONEY AND MUSIC,

b{r. I. D. Stevens Of Lawrencehurgh, Ind,
was selected by members of the club to proceed
to Louisville and collect the $4,000 which they
had drawn in the Commonwealth Distribution
Company Drawing. The money was promptly
paid him on his arrival. which fact he I'M
mcdiately telegraphed to his partners in luck.
He returned on tho next traiu and was
welcomed home by band Of music, and when
the news spread it made quito stir in the quiet
town Of Lawrenceburgh, His associates will no
doubt try again. s. is all tho ticket cost thom.
Send to r. NJ. Boardman, Courier Journal
Building. Louisville, Ky, or 307 and 800 Broad
way, New York, or J. 4. Parks, Room IL. 16o
Washington street, Chicago