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New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

only samples of similar uneornded ana tecHz
leusly inaccurate assertions when aio nea.U
every day from men who ought TO kno" pe'lei,
Yet it is gravely proposed to get up proiopEou
agitation, and to rouse the people TO tue auop-
ton of extreme and dangerous measures ."
the basis of such assertions. Uhtll the So
called anti-monOpolists can acqualnt themselves
with facts, and contriye to rest their arguments,
al least in part, upon correct kno"ieuEe u
the business to be treated, they Will get il1.ie
attention from conservative and thousitiui
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
4 unssmsnts aao alssiinss Go-niehi.

hcADEyY or MUSIC" Lohengrn:'
BrgoU opBRs HOUSE," Oyettey - uo.,barn
BooTHs IHEATRE-2 and e. Feyagers ~ D0N''S-
baIss and s15 clnderea, st . secoo cpoa
HAyEsLi' NrsLos GAEDsEg2a ana nd 81" that
Man ffou icdttaraueus" - q .. fsohl,us y
BAyynff' 4 1 ifH STREET iHTATEE-zts anu 0S
~ : ,,,s@,x - All. a n n T5EAYRE - Hazel Kirke
Pxt,s RE- Fresh. the American
san ~ ANcfsco MNsTRELs. :,
S1AgpxrD IHEATRE-" Billce Tayiot;
iJSIox SoulRE THRATRE--. Felicia
wALI.AUK's 1HEArEE--' scrap oi 1"psl
Aygx,cAx ARr GALLERY Exhihislon
S,iIsfKEI,Isc HAII--11 and 6--iectufess. s,,o,-
N .n,seS sorT ARE GAIgDi.S-1 and S--Bafnnn ShO"'
NaII1 yaI fcADRsfY OF FDKscE-Exbibition.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

we can imagine the Governor OF Wisconsin
looking at it now, pretty much as George the
Third looked at the apple-dumpling. ana
wondering how Legislature ever came 10
pass such bill, and how a Governor ever came
10 sign 1t.
There are times when the oreration OF the
previous question 10 the Senate wouid DO
be n to the country. The Senators yesler-
day talked over the whole territory Oh OF
American history, from the old scandai
of the alleged Clay-Adams bargain
and the record of the Georgia militia IN the
Civil War TO the debt of South Carolina ana
the eternal and never-to-6e-done-wlt Lou
isiana question. The only occasion when any
approach was made to the merits OF the mat
ter at issue was very distant one i"-
deed. That was when Mr.. Beck reViVeu
some charges against the Republican canul-
date for Chief Clerk, which Senator Mebh,'an
declared to have been long ago expioaeu'
The long day of debate closed WIN u
feryent wish from Senator Dawes that
the vote might be taken to-day. Bnt the
Democratic minority show no signs OF OeinE
talked out. They can so seldom |get 'no
country to listen to them that they are plalii'y
disposed to take advantage OF the poh'ioa'
doc-days, thrust themselves into the puDhc
eye, and stay there as long as possible
T, ia said that an attempt will be made in
tho Assembly to-day to rescind the resolution
in which that body expressed Its approFai Vi
the nomination of Judge Robertson 1or
Collector. Mr.. Cullinan's motion to recon-
slider, for which votes were got upon
the plea that there had been snap
judgment, was a fair notice OF such an
attempt. Before following Mr.. Cullinan's lead
still further, Republican members Will do
well to reflect that men who vote one
yay one week and the other way the next
week. after they have heard from Washington,
simply put themselves upon record as not
knowing their own minds. Such an exhibition
will not help the personal prestige of any man
who makes it, or the party which Is put
through such an undignifed somersault.
Judge Robertson was considered last week
such fit person for the Office of Collector
that resolution approving the nomi-
nation unanimously passed both houses.
He is the same man this week he
was then, and the men who take
back what they said then will put themselves,
and not him, in an unfortunate position. This
is the more certain to be true because the
real object of this demonstration. as there ls
good reason TO believe. is to extort from Judge
Robertson pledges as to the manner in which he
Will ne the power Of his Office after ne
has obtained it. No one who knows Judge
Robertson needs to be told that any such en-
terprise as this will fail, and everybody knows
President Garfield well enough by this time
to know how fer it will succeed with him.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

May. 1t tpurports TO be magnificent work. ana a.
have had. already a career Of 400 pesfofkances h
Barcelona. $50 in Madrid. 90 in Havana and ia
in Mexico. 1t has been brought here BY MI a.
Bernir, proprietor aud managerof theatres in ss,s
cities above named. and the models OF 1t hare bes
privately shown by him ct No, 2l Fifth-aye Toe
scenery dresses. arIners nisic, etc. viii be now and
fine and the dramatic portion of the work viii n,
interpreted by good company Of actors. This hids
fair to be really ntyalty m the line Of elov-
Dieces. ~
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30


1t is great mistake to suppose that bluster WIN
asvelop a hinge in Garfeld's backbone. dc isn't
constructed in that way.
The sagaoious and erndite WOrd newspaper makes
announcement that Senator COnklinR composed Sen
ator bIahones last speech for him. Is It goisibief
Probably Malone doesn't know how to spell.
The auidnuncs ut Washington have hal I'm out
break of g1eat violence. They have notlmIy dis
covered split IN the Republican party, but have
also started rupture in the Cabinet. Taa is going
too fast All the sensation possibilities vii be ex-
hausted at the outset in this way, and there will be
no other runor TO start the one thnt she resi-
dent has resigned. The correspondent or Ihc Herald
Is likely to grapps wiCh this tomorrow.
The able legislators at Albany seem TO have gone
into the business OF amusing tho public.
Perhaps Il should be stated for the encouragement
Of ovortimid statesmen that the appointment OF q
good man to responsible Office does not imperil our
,nattutions nor threaten destruction 10 the Republ
cal party, nor weaken the influence of the Admin.
iauatlon.
The folly of ncekly surrendcring the control OF
the Senate and then trying to 7obsruct tho public
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

The gentlemen who are endeayorng to get no a
Worlds Fair in this city should not fnl TO give Que
weight to the idea that Europe will have enough 90
do at homo for tho next few years, If its future
seeurity of peace is to be judged by its present
state of internal excitement in its most important
States. II is & most desirable aid tllat Worlds
Fair anywhere shall be 10 time OF profound peace
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

Senator Strahan is reported rs saying in mr.
gument that the Bureau of Permits ami that OF
Obstructions ought both to bo abolished, because
thew awork at cross-purposes." This is true
enough bus If that logic prevails two-thlrds OF the
departments in the city. and ai asst one-ha1 the
Commissioners who manage them, ought to share
fine same fate. AND what would become of the
Aldermenf
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
THE NEWS THIS MoRNING.

FoEnGg.--The Powers, it is reported from Cop-
stsatinuple. have accepted the POrte's frontier.
=== Lord Beacons6eid was improving last even
ius 80 Measures against regicides are to be
fssen Though the Russian Ambassadors. -
Diseased foreign cattle arriving in England are to
be Isolated. - Admiral c. c. Patey, Z. NJ, is
dxad
DoMEsrfc-In the Senate yesterday. Mr.. Hampton,
Mr. Brown and Mr. Beck made replies to portions OF
Mr. Mahoaels speech, and Nh. Johnston announced
hh intertion of replying to his colleague. -
an sbe New-York Senate. the Excise bill for cities
having more than 400, 900 inhabitants was passed
shsNcCarthy charter Tor New York City was further
cunsdered in the Assembly che bill for the repave
snn,, Of Fiftll-ave, New-York provoked strong op-
pcstioY aud was recommitted. - Governor Cor
nell vetoed the bill relative ~ arnory in Brook
ayp- Ice gorges have caLseG serious damage
sn lpwa a bill was introduced in the Delaware
Iseyislature granting the right OF way for ship
pxRal the projectors of the canal propose CON-
paay with q capital stock OF $3o,0o0,0o0 -
Thomas c. Clemmens, City Attorney of BayOnne
Cify n. j., is missing. - Application has been
mxle for receiver of the Aurora Iron ana Nail
Csv.paDy. of Aurora, Ind. - The Connecticut
LEGISLATURE has voted to release two convicts
pervipg life sentences. - bill requiring medi.
Gal practitioners to register passed the Pennsylvania
Hunse yesterday. - Commander Charles L.
NeOouga was drowned at Mendoeino, CAL, on
Npaday. - The Governor of Wisconsin yester-
dy signed the bill prohibiting the practice OF
"Heating.p
Cary AND SUBuRBAH.--A dinner was given to
EE,Judge A. w Tourgee Last night at the Union
s.sague Club. - Important expert testimony
wus given in the trial OF the Steamboat Inspectors
yesterday. 80 A death from trchiDosis was re-
pszted IN Hoboken, n. j. - The Northern Pa
EsEc Railroad Directors decided 20 defend In the
szit of Dir. Willard. - Gold value of the legal.
ssnder silver dollar (412i2 grains) $3.50 cents;
s,psks, after opening strong were dull and lower
c3ssing irregular and unsettled.
THE Manufacturers local observations in.
.s&te increasing cloudiness and rain, followed by
eusder aud clearing weather. Thermometer yester-
day Highest, 43r; lowest. 34o: average 377se.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

ot,,ers n drink and ali persons who may ac-
cent cents sucb ievitat,ons. are made liable to arrest
ana ,un;sbment. II is a very queer law, and
Nc. Nc con imaoipe the Governor of Wisconsin
,ootino at II now. uretty much as George the
'Tbird looked at the apple-dumplng, and
wondering how a Legislature ever came 10
pass such bill. and how Governor ever came
10 sign 1t.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

1t is sad TO see Senator Brown preterring
the pleasures of sin for season--or, in other
vprfs, choosing rather to be the leader of
she Democratic side of the Senate than take
his place in the movement for the political
regeneration of the South, where he naturally
belongs. But it is something to have a lively
Democrat in the United States Senate, and
Mr. Brown fulfls that function. His Demo-
cratic colleagues as rule, have strong re-
sembance, intellectually, to wax-works.
There are some picturesque glimpses of the
social life of Mississippi in the letter from a
special correspondent in that State which we
print to-day. 1t is a melancholy commentary
upon it that the killing of men, and
stories of the killing of men, and discussions
ofthe morality OF immortality of various killings,
seem TO play such large part in it, One of
the most striking incidents mentioned in the
letter. and indeed one of the most peculiar
and characteristic in all ii series of letters,
is that of the crowd of highly respectable
citizens, assembled to lynch horse thief
/, offering prayer before setting about their grim
work. aud being turned away from their in
fenti0n BY the prayer they had intended as q
mere preface to the hanging. "a
To say !" Let's lickern has become a penal
offence in the State OF Wisconsin. 10 mention
glass Of beer. or glass of anything else,
in conyiyiel manner, means fine at least, and
perhaps imprisonment; and even to invite
lev friends to dinner, with nothing more in
toxicating than Roman punch on the board,
is to run the risk Of having the party termi-
mated by the-arrivM Of the police, aud tho
company transferred to the hospitality Of the
lookup. The Legislature Of Wisconsin has
passed, and the Governor has signed. a
bin 70 prohibit, break up, and utterly an
initiate the perniciOus and immoral practice of
: stseaeng an persons who may invite
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30
fIASTLEs in SPAIN.

spectacle. with tins title. Is to be produced in
this city at Ilsyerlys Nbos Theatre. on the eih Of
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

The able legislators at Albany seem 20 have gone
into the business OF amusing tho public.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-30

The folly of moekly surrendering the control Of
the Senate and then trying to -obstruct tho oubhc
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Criminal Care,e~.ucss.

10 the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
As law abiding citizen, interested I'm the execus
uon OF the laws should like to ask who is respon-
slDle Tor the criminal carelessness OF entrstng an
important prisoner Ike Guteau. 10 the protection
OF TWO pollcemen? III IL was possible for an ayen-
glng shot TO reach some vital part I'm his craven
carcass. and subject him 20 some of the pangs his
poor victim endured. everybody would no doubt
rejoice; but tae chances certainly against such
contamination, ana adiS,blng b. II would simply
delay or obSfruct the course OF Justice and post
pone the trial perhaps TO some future time. Any
seTious injury 10 the assassin now would only in
volVe the necessity OF new trial, ana no one who
desires speedy and retributive Justice in this
case would like 10 run the risk through the ua-
Skllifut shot OF some excited crank. Every precau-
ton should be taken TO carefully guard the guilty
reich iron Illegal violence, and any carciessness
In THIS respect deserves, and should receive. the
SeNerSt CT INSURE 10 Is evident from the possibility
OF this last attempt, That somebody Is to blame.
Who is IL? SouTHwIcK
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THE EVENING STAR.
MONDAY ...........Nsvcmbcr II. 1851.
MOND
Whas Che lady x.,a abeu, Gui,cnn.

10 the Editor of The EVENING STAR
Your reporter not correctly Informed in
difference 10 what the lady said when she came
out OF the court room on Friday last. She was In
o'ghant that this wretch, Guiteau should, after
MS terrible crime, be allowed 20 put our govern
msht TO so much expense. that ne should be
oI"ucht % the MarShals room and treated each
morning 10 stewed oysters. holed eggs. hot rolls
anu an .he good things the market affords She
uau should try so hard 20 bother the witnesses for
.ne government, and Ia make them say what they
uiu mot mink, that Guteau had a wild look out OF
MS eyes she Was indignant that all OF those wit
hessts TOT the defense should be brought here az
government expense Ia prove that years ago Gut
old not his friends take care OF him and prevent
lhiS great calamity 10 such a good man as pr,si-
Gent Gaineid? Guteau was sane enough 10 use
All SORTS OF devices 10 live without work lie WAS
sane enough TO do many things that no insane
man could do. lie was BAN ID in his ambitious
schemes. He neither feared God or regarded
man. AMI 50 he was determined To have revenge
ana get recognition I'm this terrible Way. / studied
his lace on Friday for four hours; had a full view
OF ~. and did not see one act sign that indi-
Gated insanity. He is playing part and Is deter
mined 10 play IL u the end. III Gulteau Is insane
al wicked, bad men. may be called insane. All
reNengeful man or woman has TO do Is to cut up
n lew antics, Kill their victim. and then play tho
insane Dodge. Now, this Is what dii say: That
we had too much liberty. IL would lead 10 an
archy That when su h a crime as this could be
treated N thiS way crime would increase, and no
one could tell where IL would end. And say
low, sane or insane, Charles y. tuiteau and all
suCh m&dmen deserves the glllowS And were he
my own son would say the same. Were rich
WOULD not DEFEND him, nor would ask the gov
hard"
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1901 THE GREAT 1901
COL PENNSYLVANIA ROIrTE OO |

1901 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901
TO NE h0ki III VEST AND SOUTHWEST.
$50 N fITECT ,NoSEasEI: !. ISL ' =
of Sixth and streets, follows:
For Pttsburg and the West, Chicago Limited Ex-
am. daily 1880 am. daily. with Sleeping Cars
from harrisburg to Cincinnati, II. Louis and
Ghcas,o; $3.50 pm. daily, with Palace Cars to
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
TOT Canaidalsia. Rochester Buffalo NIAGARA At 500
AM daily, except Sunday; $50 pm. daily,
cept sat rtay. with Palace Cars to Canandaigua
For Wilamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, &c 80 9.
For New York the last 500 am. 10 80 M. 200,
1O:l5 pm, limited express Of Pullman Parlor Cars,
$50 am. daily. except Sunday.
sey City with boats of brooklyn Annex afforiing
direct transfer to Fulton street. AVOIDING double
Tor Philsel hia 800 10 80 200, 40. 100
and OILS pm. On Sunday, 200, $40 10 90 and
To- pm Limited Express. $50 a. M. daily, ex-
Tor san $40 ,S3a lo oa% and 100
Sunday, 500. 1880 am. 400. $40. $50 1000
Tor POpe's Greek Line. $40 and 4:4o Pm. daily
For Annspol-. $40 and 4:4O pm. daily except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY,
AN ~ ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Aexaniria $780, 7:2e. 800. and IL 80 am. 400
800. So $50 and 1850 Pm; On Sunday At
Trains leave Iis1andra for %.shinson Soo sos and
M ana Eco maniS on SUNDAY SS ana al s y5o and p
l0:0e a. M 90 and 9:05 pm.
Of 18th and Pennsy avenue and at the depot
Shere orders can be left for the checking Of baggage
destination fron Ros Mo and r es p .n.
FRANK THOMSON. General MANAGER. nov29
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Senator rugaIl. Not a Bachelor.

To the Editor Of The EVENING STIR:
hope all the other facts In your interesting and
suggestive Saturday "reminiscences OF the Senate
contingent fund are nearer the mark than this:
that "Senator Ingalls, is bachelor IL is stated.
apparently, 10 point the oddty OF his having Har-
pers Young Folks regularly "laid upon his desk"
Senator Ingalls, is the huSba nd OF one WIFE, and the
father OF seven lively boys and girls. His indie
Scribaby free and air suggests
pachelorhood, but this Is fact not quite safe 10
Washington. STACY.
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mo. A. PRESCOTT, Real Estate Broker.

GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
For sale by auction the following desirable vacant
lots
MONDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY FIRST EFT
1881. at FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ south Is feet by sMs7x
depth 100 feet to S0foot alley of lot q, sqr. 558 A
west side Sd street. between E and streets south
west
SAME DAY. at HALFPAsT FOUR O'CLOCK P.
NJ, let 25, slr All This lot is the southeast corner of
9TH and X streets southwest Fronts 20 feet on 7th
street, by depth of 100 feet. desirable business
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-FIVE, 1881, at
FOUR O'CLOCk P. NJ. lot %, sqr 54A. This lot is
west side of Sd street next o northwest corner street
southwest and can he bought in three parts of Is feet
front each to wide alley Also. lots and 3, sQr 544
situated 81 street, next to northwest Sd street
southwest. These lots be bought in six parts of
1864 feet front each to alley.
Terms made known at time of eale.
Mod J. L. COLDWEL Auctioneer.
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TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO.. Auctioneers
COCO MATING, &c. DAMAGED By WATER
Al TIT LATE FIRE ON ID STREET, AND TO
BE Sc ID ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN.
On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY SECOND,
at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. shall sell at the southeast
corner OF 7th street and Massachusetts, north
west. the following damaged goods:
1900 yards of Brussels Carrots.
200 yards of Al. Ga, "a Oil Cloths,
500 yards of Napier and Coco Mating.
25 airs White Blankets, lO-4 ia.
Is Hair Mattresses.
Together with uncaled for goods to be sold in lots to
suit.
Terms cash.
nl9-2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts
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:" o r 7 III
THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD.

w OFT H
THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD.
DIR. C. W. BENsoNs's CELERY AND CHAMo-
MILE PILLS.
THEIR EFFICACY IN SICK AND NERVOUS HEAD
ACHE NE TI, 81 sgpDi NtE SS N
AND DYSPEPSIA.
doas Sss they VII
these diseases.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.
cdr. Benson's preparation Of Celery snd Chsmomle
for nervous diseases the mos: addition made
Dr. j. W. j. Engler. of Baltimore
Dr Bensons Pills are worth their Weigh, IN cold in
Baltimore.
Dr. Hammond, of New York.
Dr BePs s P1s for the cure Of NepraIea are
Thee PTS are sreeial preparation for the cure Of
are worthy Of r by ali intelligent MT Utter They ar
preparen e1prsssS TO cure and viii cure Sick and Ner
Sleeplessness and byspeIsas ''A'''' AA'"'' AN'
IS Sold BY all nrurFirt Price. so cents box. Depot
boxes for 81, or six boxes for So co. to any address,
DIR. BENSONS
NEW REMEDY AND FAvoRITE PRESCRIPTION
DIR. c. w. BENSON'S SKIN CURE
IS WARRANTED TO CURE
ECZEMA, LETTERS, HUMoRS, INFLAMMATION,
MILK CRUST, AL RouGH sCALI ERuP-
TlONS, DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP
SCRoFULA ULCERS. TENDER ITCH
INGS AND PIaPi.ES ON ALL PARTS
OF THE BODY.
1t makes the skin white soft and smooth removes tan
and freckles and is the REST TOILET DRESSING IN
THE WORLD. Elegantly put up, two BEETLES in one
package consisting of both internal and external
ment.
All frst-cass Druggists have it. Price, 81 per pack
age. sI2
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.


fhYsTEEs SALE OF ETgHI NEM
NAE THE 90 s6kE2U OF ENaEAV1Sa AND
By virtue e q eight several aeei. of trust. caches
SatfS ben NJ say # Aas sad I
292 sss and 259 ct respecEely the undersigned
s ~ VEST f
he eSs following Ro IN M rn
subdivision Of Lcts 3 10 ard H. IN saaase 2S4
center Of the dividing walls each house with the ground
sa's e se
Terms q sale for each house All above one thousand
dollars cash and for the Thousand dollars credit
semi. ANNUALLY for wich the purchaser mus, give
note secured b deed Of trust with tax and
Hs q e. s s1%
e. s ss:s 81 i
ns-d.. d akKEsfSfH HHPE + rHom. Trustees.
CHAMcERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
sfs On THE foUH s1Rh OF
AND FonRTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEsT.
SESST SSHA fEhEh}gf IN a BE hhft
eq snf %e viii
"a. isfFV 1Esn sp NSH
O'Clock NJ, all the interest title and estate of all of
the parties to said in and to that certain lot
parcel of ground situate in the City of Washington in
the District of Columbia, and known and being the
lot ietered or marked in Mitches recorded sub
division of original lot II, in square PAT with the
easements and appnrtenances thereto belonging,
four equal instailments at six twelve eighteen and
twenty four months from the day of sale the purchasers
proissory notes to be given therefor bearing interest
from the day of sale at six per cetum per annu: or
the purchaser may. at his her election pay all cash.
to be retained until al OF the purchase and the
interest thereon is paid. All conyeyancing at pur-
chasers cost, and 800 deosit acceptance of bid
JAMES S. EDWARDS,
SOB ID street northwest; r.
CHARLES A. ELLIOT, { Afos'ees'
40s 5th street northwest
THOMAS DOWNING Anctioneer. n9-eo&ds
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The eteamet9 Of this company win sail EVERY SAT.
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kstes o. Yee1Ago:.EEcm New York TO Hayre London
csen ~; sess.ge. $50; prep.aa stess9ge csg1ncesaa
bowling Green, New York; w. d. METzEROTT
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Wason0to0. janl2
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THE CELLULOID TRUSS; that never brealrs
4 never wears out always clean. and can b wor1,
while bathing. II for sale at -
CHAS. FISHERS,
628 ;th street northwest.
Ms. FunU devotss her attention to ths wants a