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GERarASY.-.--

BERLIN, February 1s.-The No1h Ger
maa Gd:etle says: 1t is unfortunate that
the clericals will probably oppose the
Armin Boytzenburs, President, Of the
Reichstag, will help the Conservatives.
The article is believed to indicate Bis
marck's dependence on the National Lib
erals for carrying out these measures. The
Protectionists have begun its fresh agita-
ton with the object Of increasing the new
tariff and taxes, which they say are not
high enough to secure the result desired.
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CiSctNNATi, February 1S.-The score at
midnight Of the third day OF the pedes-
trian match at the Bellevue House, Is as
follows: Guyon $50, Hartman 1856, How.
ard 1853, Krohne 1876, Vent 1Sl, McGill
115, Breckworth l47, o'Brien 1S4, Haun
14l, Washington 90, Arthur 100, Rogers
151, Brown l44, Duckeridge l57, Meals
l70, Kinney 96, Hibbs 142, Byrne lTG.
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THE AusrRo.aEnnAN ALLIANcE.

BERLIN, February 1s.-The Emperor
dined Tuesday with Count szechenyi,
Austro. Hungarian Ambassador. This
great distinction thus conferred upon the
Ambassador, is regarded as intended to
silence the'rumors about the Emperor not
fully sanctioning the Austro-G German Al
lance. The rumors were based on the ab-
sence Of any mention Of alliance in the
speech from the throne on the opening Of
the German Reichstag.
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, February 1s.-Accourts from
the country the past few days have been
more hopeful. There is much suffering
but no starvation except In the far of iis-
lands to which relief Is being sent without
delay or stint. In parts Of Donegal the
want is great, but the Dublin Mansion
House Fund has been made promptly
available. Agrarian agitation may be said
to be completely at an end. Attempts to
getup meetings Of that sort recently have
all failed.
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Pound nnr.lere.i.

81. LOUIS, February 1s.-The body of
an unknown man was found in slough,
near Venice, Ills, opposite the northern
part Of this city, to-day. The head had
been terribly smashed with large rock,
which lay near the body, and there were
other evidences that the man had been
murdered. No clue toithe perpetrator oil
the crime.
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Accidental Drowning.

PIEDMONT, February. Is.
Special Dlspatsh 10 The Intsllseneer.
Charles Kight, a young man aged
twenty.nine years, has been missing since
Saturday last, and this afternoon his body
was found in the Potomac river, about
seven miles from this place. The jury
rendered verdict Of faccidental drowning,
by falling of the county bridge. @.
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ToLEDo, o., February 1s.-At q meeting
Of Forsythe Post Of the Grand Army Of
this city, which is the largest soldiers
organization In the State OF Ohio, resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted denounc-
ing the Weaver bill and stating that It was
not demanded or wished for by the SOL
diers Of the country,
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Another RenIirnfion.

Editon Intelllgeneer. 4tt
A correspondent calling himself "Irish-
man" makesa very startling assertion lay
ing the blame Of the Irish land tenure on
his Holiness the Pope, And further, that he
overturned the religion Of st. Patrick.
As I cannot think there Is any ground
OF truth for such an absurd statement,
perhaps sIrishman" will please state what
he thinks he knows OF these matters, for
for one, do not want o lie to 60 uncon-
tradicted. Yours respectfully,
NEMESIS.
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-AY MILWAUKEE. WIS.

MILWAUKEE, February 1S.-A fire this
afternoon destroyed Harriman's livery
stable, corner Wells and Ninth streets.
Loss $1,000; insured for $4,000 in the
following companies: Westchester Of
New York, st. Nicholas Of New York,
Firemen's Fund OF New York and
Allemania Of Pittsburgh. One horse and
fifty cutters and bpggtes were burned,
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omoAoo, February 1s.-The Droyon' jour.
nal reports:
5000 head. Market quiet and stronger: mixed
packing 81 10a4 80; light 81 l6a4 80; choice
heavy q s5a4 90; closed rather quiet, but
with good clearance.
CGrTLE-R Receipts 4,6O0 head shipments
$50 head; parties apart quiet and unchanged;
shipping s. S0a6 40; butchers, demand fair
and market firm at $2 36a4 90; stocker and
feeders ilrmer aud not quotably higher at
s. 70a3 90. The yards were well cleared.
sHEEr- Receipts 1900 head; shipments
700 head supply heavy quiet and steady at
81 GAG 90.
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PnlDADRlrulA, February ls.-The elec.
ton resulted in the choice of fifteen Re-
publicans, seven regular Democrats and
one Independent Democrat. The Select
Council stands: twenty.six Republicans,
five Democrats; Common Council, forty.
three regular Republicans, FIVE Independ-
ent Republicans and five Democrats.
With those holding over the Common
Council will stand: seventy.two regular
and Independent Republicans and twelve
Democrats.
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HieetIou OBJ. o. 8. +. Oaieers.

oIrvrlAxD, February ls.-The Grand
Lodge L. 10. F., of Ohio, elected the fol-
lowing officers to-day: NJ. W. g. NJ, Il. 2
Grayatt, Columbus; D. G. NJ, William H.
Pearce, Cincinnati; G. II. s., I. A. Vans
Toledo; G. T., G. D. Winehell, Gi9gtnnaa
G. R., Henry O. Hedges. Mansfield.
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NEW ORLEANS, February lS-CoiIee steady: i:
Rio cargoes, ordinary TO prime, i8LIalOEc
Sugar quiet; inferior 6I<c; common 10 pood
common 6Ha7c; fair 10 fully fair 7a75EG:
primo 70 choice Tl1Sasc; yellow clarified S1a
SNc. MolaSes quiet and firm; common 50a
$50; fair 36aSSc; centrifugal SOa42c; prime TO
choice i2ab2c. Rice dull; Louisiana ordinary
70 choi,e 6aI1sc. Bran scarce and firm al
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eSTABLIsHED AUGUST "a, 1852.

mills, es sash fac.odes, 1859 restaurants, IS
school houses, 20 slaughter houses, 46
shoe factories, Is shoddy mills, 10 smoke.
houses, 23 staye factories, (no stoneyards,)
10 sugar refineries, 40 tanneries, 10 steam
boats, % tobacco factories, "a tobacco
barns, "a tinsmithies, II wheelwright
shops, 10 wood.turning shops and 80
wooden mills,
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Kansa, RsnoSiicsn e,onyen,ion.

TopRkA, Ks, February 1s.-The Central
Republican Committee met in this city
tonight, and resolved to call q State Con;
yention 10 elect delegates to the National
Convention, and TO nominate Presidential
electors. 70. meet in this city on the Slst oi
March. fY ~
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New YoRK, February 49, Rev. Edward
Cowley, Manager Of the Shepherds Fold,
on trial for the past eight days on the
charge Of starving and cruelty treating the
children, was to-day convicted. C6wley
wept bitterly upon the announcement OF
the verdict Of the jury. He was remanded
to the Tombs and will be sentenced on
Saturday.
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sH,FAMINE IyCREAsINe.

PaILApELrnlA, Pa, February 1s.-A
cable dispatch from Archbishop McCabe,
OF Dublin, says: The distress is increas.
ing in some districts and the famine is
extending. Money Is urgently required
for food and seed. U
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CUBA..

HAVANA, February ls,-The Insurgent
leaders Mariana Forres and Miguel Ramo
have surrendered In the District Of Ba.
poma, with four field officers, five line
officers and more than two hundred armed
men.
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NEw ORLEANS, February 1S.-During
the session Of the House yesterday,
Speaker ogden's pistol fell from his pocket
causing II to discharge. To-day District
Attorney Finpey filed information against
Mr.. Ogden, charging him with carrying
concealed weapons.
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Killed His WIG.

DEs MoIXEs, FebruaryslS.-Henry os-
borne twhite), q coal miner, killed his
wife tonight by mashing her head with a
stone. The murderer has not yet been
caught and the excitement Is great, tend.
ing In the direction OF ilynching.
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supposed to. Have Been fouiIy Dealt
With.

CLEVELAND, February ls.-No trace has
yet been found of B. Landau, the promi-
nent Hebrew of this city, whose disap-
pearance was mentioned last night. New
York detectives are unable to get any clue
TO his whereabouts. His friends here are
using every means to find him. An In
teryiew to-day among his business and
social friends show that all are OF the
opinion that Mr.. Landau has been foully
dealt with in New York.
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Iowa .NeNapaper Nan suleidss.

DuBueuR, Iowa, February 1s.-F. q.
Bowen, newspaper writer wellknownin
this State, suicided at Sand Springs, Della.
ware county, by sticking his head In q
pail Of water and holding It there. Men
tal alteration, caused byI financial loss,
was the cause,
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EXODUS INVESTIGATION.

The Senate exodus committee resumed
the examination Of witnesses. The com.
mittee room was crowded by spectators
who came expecting that some charges
would be preferred against Senator. Win
dom, member of the committee, by John
B. syphax, a prominent colored politician
from Virginia, who stated on Monday
that hewould appear to-day and accuse
Senator Window Of having originated
the exodus movement, syphax began
his testimony by referring to the resolu.
ton introduced in the Senate on January
8, 1870, by Senator Window, in which he
proposed the appointment of committee
charged with the duty OF inquirins into
expediency and practicsbility Of encour.
aging and promoting by all just and
proper methods, the partial migration Of
colored persons from those States where
they are not allowed to freely exercise
and enjoy their rights as American citi.
zens, into some territory which might be
provided for their occupation.
Mr.. Syphax then said he knew nothing
OF the origin OF the movement beyond the
speech which Mr., Window made in sup
port OF this resolution, except "a man who
sweeps tho floor OF the U. S. Senate in-
formed him that Mr. Window had come
to him and requested him to originate
something touching the status Of the
colored people in the South" This in
substance was tho charge against Senator
Window which Mr.. syphax preferred.
He then read q communication on the sub
ject Of the colonization Of negroes that he
had addressed TO Mr.. Window, in which
he opposed the exodus movement, and at
the conclusion Of the reading, Senator
Voorhees,, without asking witness any
questions turned him over to Mr., Win
dom for crosB.examination.
Mr.. Windows first question was:
"Haye they alunatic asylum in Virginia" 2"
and on being informed by Syphax that
they had, asked further: s'How did you
escape from it?"
Aitef considerable bandinage had passed
between the Senator and the witness on
the subject OF lunacy and lunatlcs, Senator
Window finally asked him whether he
had read any reply 10 the letter. which ht
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CuRRENT ToPIcs.
some Letters From Our Readers.


Editors IntelligOncer:
We would.enquire through your paper
Of the Board OF Education, II it is not
time for the "boom" to reach the teachers
salariesP Since the "boomn has struck
everything else, they find their salaries
insufficient TO meet their expenses.
Respectfully, TEACHERS.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YoRK, February ls.-Tle tone OF The
market continues very strong and agents are
making large deliveries Of cotton and woolen
goods lawns, dress goods, underwear, hosiery,
&C., on account OF former orders but new
businessless active. Prints active and firm,
Mems woolens In fair request,
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NEW ORLEANS. February ls.-Cotton quiet
and steady; middling l2Xc; good ordinary
l2Hc, Net receipts $3.50 bales; gross 4,IsS
bales. ExPorts-Continent, 1859 bales; Great
Britain, 4.2l9 bales; France, 2Olg bales;
coo sosstwse o.oeebales. Sales 700 bales; stock
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Ocean Vessels.

New York, February 1S.-Republic,
from Liverpool; Bolivia, from Glasgow.
LONDON, February ls.-The steamships
Blenheim, from Boston, and Scotia and
Canada, from New York, have arrived
III HANnvno, February 1S.-Arrived: VIE.
land, New York.
NRw YonE, February 1S.-Arrived.
Weser, Bremen,
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PIRE RECORD.
AT rRaRE nAurE.

TERnx HAuTR, February 1s.-The car
rlage, hub and spoke factory Of Keyes &
Sykes, OF this city, was totally destroyed
by fire to-day. Loss sG0,OO0i insurance
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Gambetta's friends intend to push him
as candidate for the vacancy In the
French Academy created by the death Of
Jules FaYre. Nv.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

James Lenox, founder OF the Lenox Ii.
brary, New York, is dead. He was eighty
years Of age. '1
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ONE OF ZEE cz.Rs AssAssINs.

PARIS, February 1S.-A Russian was ar.
rested in the Champs D'Elysees, charged
with attempting the life Of the Char.
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AT THE oAPITAL.

The Full Text Of the New Refupdlng Bill
The Exodus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Charges Made Against Senator
Window as the Originator Of
the Moyemsnt-POstotflce
Black List, &C., 60.
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Mr.. G. W. winiker, Of Gibson,s station,
Guernsey county, was in town Wednes-
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- Rlg SChenDe,,>

II is stated that two MaryIanderS," ex-State
senator Michael Bannon and Col. L. NJ. SNOW
DEP with some WashingtOnian5, are interested
ina "big scheme" TO get a charter from Congress
10 reclaim the Potomac flats on their own ac-
count, on condition that the government trans
ter TO them the ownership OF the land go re-
claimed and improved" They propose to or
ganize under the name OF the Potomac
River Improvement Company, and It IS
stated that 1.-THE Maryland portion OF
the company Is quite active and de-
termined 70 bring the matter to the attention
or Congress" Mr.. Michael Bannon,-or Nike
BaDDOn, as he IS Familiarity known In MARY
Iand,-quite likely expects TO exercise consider
able influence In Congress In behalf Of his big
scheme. He, with 4. z. GJrTnan Sanator-elect
have been boss associates 10 what Is called the
canal ring that has neld supreme dictatorship
in the politics OF that state for some years. He
is an active wire -puiler, out VIII not succeed In
getting his big scheme through Congress. The
government will never consent to give the river
front of the National Capitol 10 the two
gentlemen from Maryland, or to any
private company. All that they Will accom-
plish by pushing their big scheme actively be-
fore Congress will oe to impede auy action
locking 10 the Improvement Of the river flats
b. the government. IL Is an unfortunate con-
dillon or affairs here that the moment q pro-
lect for carrying out q great pUblic improve
ment Ike that of the reclamation or the river
fats, Is in hopeful position for execution. 1t is
antagOnIzed by the schemes and theories OF all
sorts OF Jobber5 or men with hobbies.
Il + a general expression or opinion In
both houses OF Congress that there would
not be any dlmcuIty Whatever In get
ting an appropriation for the immediate
CONNIE nCeRent Of this great sanitary improve
nent but for the disc0rd OF schemes and plans
brought forward, and DANGEROUSLY advocated or
denounced. IL is plain that the only hope for
ire execution OF this improvement IS
in congress TeS0luteiy shutting Its
ears TO the ciam0r OF the Jobbers
and theorists and providing for the work
In the ordinary appropriation leglsIation:-Ia
the River and HarDor bill, for instance. The
reclamation OF the river Hats Is the single
feature OF improvement needed TO make Wash
ingt0n the most healChful, as well as the mos
beautiful, OF American cities AT the other
haunts OF malaria In and about Washington
have been graded flied up or dTaHed, aAd this
remains as the sin sle HoxOus spot, offensive to
the eye and nose. aud no doubt the breeder OF
disease. Every member OF Congress. and every
person in government employ. IS eTea more In.
!ereSted than the acClimdted citizens Of Wash
tLgton "a having these mGiafiaI marshes. direct
" bounding the capital city, reclaimed without
delay.
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Presently they Will be having land leagI ers
and that sort OF thing ia Scotland as well as
In Ireland. 4 late English paper tells Us that
on the estate OF Lord Mansfield. In the former
country. in Perthshire, by no means barren
ection,) in a two days hunt during the last
week Of November, in which only six guns
we're employed, no less than fourteen hundred
head OF hares were killed. 70 say nothing OF
mitch other game. In the same week another
party shooting for three days In another c0un-
~ near by killed over twentg-One hundred
head OF game, or various kinds These facts
INDICATE at once the extent TO which the ground
Is Withdrawn from agricultural production for
the preservation OF game. and the careful man
Ier In which the game is preserved. They indi-
cate also the deprivation that must come 10 the
laboring classes In consequence, and give rise
10 the reflection that while starving the poor In
order that the rich may have their sport may be
endured for tine, It viii not be submitted to
forever.
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Senator HamptoBs protest that he hat no
hostile intent when he Informed Secretary
sherman that his address was Columbia, South
Carolina weUId De worth more IL nearly every
BODY in The country had not already been aware
or that fact, and II the Secretary lad not con-
staniIy within reach a Congressional Directory
which would give hin the precise Information
liz case he stul needed &c. Bu5, however that
may be, the fact that the Senator makes a dis
clameT is a healthy sligo. II shows that the
people who were once IN favor OF tusllag are
beginning to realize thar It is REGARDED as a
relic OF barbarism by the rest OF the world and
also that they themselves are willing to adopt
more enlightened vie Ts on the subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-15

TIE STAR to-day contains nine columns, or
more than page OF fresh. crisp holiday adyer-
tisementS. They represent the best houses IN
Washington, and cover every conceivable Held
OF interest to the purchaser. Both time and
money Will be saved by consulting them.
Washington has never had a fner display or
holiday novelties than can be seen this season.
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Although IL was made from Georgia, Olio
was not entirely lost sight OF In the new ap-
pointment 10 the supreme bench. Judge Wood
is. We believe, a native OF that state, and was a
citizen OF Newark. near Columbus. until after
The close OF the war
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CORSETS.

Splendid LINE OF THE OTTENHEIMER
AND THEO PA LA BIRENE."
CORSETS at Soc, 75c. 81. Is, 81 so. s., 81 so,
So. 81 and 30.
Cur speciAty this week, our T,c. Corset, in White
and COiOred.
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SATIN DE LYON,

Cur customers apprecatDx the Great Bargains
offered by us last week. have bought freely. but,
on account OK the extensive purchase, we still
have full assortment of Shades on hand. which
will be sold at the Extraordinary Low Price Of
PER 81 YARD.
Remember, these goods guaranteed TO wear,
and saving to every purchaser of st lea 1t 81 per
yard, as they are fully worth 81 and "a per yard.
We safely say that this is the lsrgest Offering
and the greatest bargain ever offered in SATIN DE
LYONS. Only few more pieces of our 50 and
g.. so Black SATIN DE LYON.
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TlHE GRANDEST DISPLAY
HOLIDAY GOODS,
1NCLUDIN ALL THE NOVELTIES IN
TIES. LACE TIDES. SLIPPERS. SILK HAND
KEROHIEFS. POOKETBOOKS CHILL
DREN'S GAPS AND JEWELRY,
and thousands OF articles suitable for Ho day Pres
ents; call and make your selection before the rest
Solid Gold Children's Rings. so cents.
Silver 1himbles (coin). IS cents.
Ladies' Gold CHASED Band Rings, ST.. SO.
Amethyst and Cameo Rings. 81. 50 UP.
Gold T0othpicks, 81.
MRS. MAX WEYL,
dec15-2W 712 9TH st. n0rthvyeSt,
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

DRY GOODS. CLOAKs, &c.
Established 1852.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
JOEL G.TMAN 4 Co.,
b, 81. 80 North Eutaw Street.
Baltimore. Md.
We have received specially for the
HOLIDAY SEASON
holiday
PRES ENTs.
Which will be gold at
REMARKABLY LOW PRICES.
POINT LACES,
POINT BARBES.
POINT FICHUES.
POINT FLOUNCRs,
POINT COLLARS,
POINT HANDkERCHIEFS.
POINT JABOTS,
DUCHEeSE LACES
DUOHESSE BARBES.
DUCHESSE FICHUES,
DUCHESSE FLOUNCES,
DUCHESSE HANDKERCHIEFS,
DUCHESSE JABOTS.
DUCHEsSE COLLARS.
WHITE AND BLACK SPANISH LACES
WHITE AND BLACK SPANISH SCARFS
WHITE AND BLACK SPANISH FICHUES.
BRETONNE LACES,
LANGUEDOC LaCES,
GUlPTRE LACRS,
IMITATION LACES,
FRENCH LAOE5
TOILET SETS.
TIDES.
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HANDhEECHIEES.

Another lot of those 15c. Embroidered Handker-
chiefs-positSely the last Of them.
ALSO,
BENSJITCB HANDkERCHIEFS,
COLORED BcRDERED HANDKERCHIEFS,
HEMMED HArDKERCHIEFS,
OHILDREN'S HANDKERCHIEFs,
GENTS HANDKERCHIEFS,
HAND EMBROIDERED HANDkRRCHIEFS,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
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KID GLOVES.

KID GLOVES.
We Shall Continue to GEL Our
2-BUtton Eutaw Kid Gloves at 9l.15,
3 Button Eutaw Kid Gloves at S1.25.
4Button Eutaw Kid Gloves at Si.45.
6-ButtOn Eutaw Kid Gloves at S1.75.
10-Button Eutaw hid Gloves at 50 %.
Also.
THE ''OUR OWN' ND GLOVES,
Reduced Flom 81 To 50 Cents.
Positively the BEST GLOVE for the price.
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w Is a = = {:

In addition to our arse stock. We will open this
week another lot OF those
$40 LIGHT JACKETS!
All listers at Lat Weeks Reduced
ALL CLOAKS REDUCED.
ALL DOLMANs REDUCED,
SEAL SKIN sAOQUES AT OLD PRICES.
SEAL SKIN DoLMANs.
FUR LINED GARMENTS.
&c, &C.. &o.
CLOTHS FOR CLOAKING.
AT COST.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
BLACK SILKS.
COLORED SILKS,
BLACK SATINS.
COLORED SATINS.
BLACK BROCADEs.
Gest ever offered at 81. SO per yard
COLORED BROCADES.
PARTISAN NOVELTIES!
DRESS GOODS,
LADIES CLOTHS.
MOURNING GOODS.
RIBBONS, EMBROIDERIES.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
yELvETs. PLUsHEs.
TRIMMINGS.
ELEGANT 24-INOH VELVET AT $3.50 PER
YARD.
| JOEL GUTMAN & CO.,
| ONE-PRICE
SILK AND LACE HOUS f..
30. 81. IA and 30
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