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BALTIMORE
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BALTIgORE. Fehru1ry 9--Nirpinis g s deferred =,
49,: consols, CT; newlO-fO's- 39.. Eid to-day.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

TZPARALELLED ADVANTAGES
l az, offered fore securing musical education
I'm graded CLASSES Of four only, at small e"s' a.
tie .-,, coN-orpNATopV
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
VACCiNATI0N.
rsE ONLY NoN.HTMANIzED VIRUS.

Ia an article In the Ninefecah century D.
CARPENTER. he distinguished English -cjenl-t-
n. that tie allcgCs inellci,ncy az Yacrinat!cu,
often asset Ted since Or. Jenuers Time hts bsfg
due 10 Tie Tact that the yiiu- used IN FacclnaiipE
Isr,ona who aftcrward took the smallpox va not
frc.h from tie cow. but had been Weekend ~
long trausm sion through the human .utie|t-
Vaccine yiru. Mt fresh from TIE COW hut "hu-
mauizedm by many removes. affords no protec-
ton. aud may communicate dangerous inalAdio--
But DR. CARPENTER det n, many facts 20 show thss
good bovine yirts b. free fruiG nr Iy AL The ohlec-
lions which can De- urge i--ard vi M good deal %
fYrec-against "lMmafi bed" virus.
We arr. c0n.t tt' " receis ing supplies az BOVINE
fn0n-burnaailedj VIRUS from The Pcnn-vltanis
Vaccine Company, who have facilities not sur
lassed liv any Vact ne rfn n.thc country Tor pro
duciug r. ~. iir virus fresh from tht COW.
PURCELL, LAID & CO. Drl- g-ts
1pfF NJ in sff,s-f
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ERESH AND HEALTHY VACCINE
Il VIRUS lanimall. Poln.s aud Qulils. tonstint
-Ifpf,lIes direct from Ntssr-. CCdlnnu & >huit.fo
Boston. Purity assured. J. ArN In
Il. l-stH prugei.i. sixth and Broad.
U'HE MOST RELIABLE DlSlNF EC1-
! ANT-.-Fuglish Carbollc Acid. Chloride1.iIuc
fdrvi. Carbolltr Lime. &c. l.. WAGNER.
t. I-4iE Druggist. Sixth anG Broad.
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The importation Of Ponmery " Sec for
he past three years are ~ follows:
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Condensed Locals.

guished at $50 pm
=. The quarterly meeting of the women's Chris
llan MON, held yesterday afternoon at Masonic
Temple, was largely attended. The program pub
isnel I'D last evenings STAKwaS carried out.
The Third subdivision, Associated Charities. met
hast evening ut ls25 l street. The treasurer re-
ported donations OF SIS from John A King and $40
from Adm raj SeIfridge; Sf 95 expended In charity
since meeting on November 10th; remaining In
treasury Slla9o. The visitors reported eighteen
families, including fifty persons relieved by
charity; i've applicants for employment; one case
furnished with employment.
The management OF the Rink tonight entertain
the members OF the Columbia Boat Club and their
young lady assistants in the recent fair.
col0red girl named Alice OfIutt in the employ
OF Mrs Rachel Wunderly, as a domestic was fined
% or 80 days by Judge Smell to-day for stealing
lot OF clothing from that lady.
The WEEKLY STAR Will be sent, postpaid one
year. for one dollar Ii is a large eight-paper OF
nity-six columns The price has been reduced
from two dollars.
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Elections OF Officer.

Al the annual coaclaye OF DeMolay Mounted
Comuiandery, No. 4, last night. the following
oBi ;ers were elected for the ensuing year: j.
JochuIn, En-. Com: ThOs. Sonerville Gen'mo.
RoDert DAVIDSON, Capt. Cen; Granville Mason
PreiaIe; i0hn OGDEN ST. Warden; Geo. A. SAehan
or. warden; j. Z. Heiston, Treas; L. G. Stephens
Recorder.
Columbia Lodge. No ], l. o. NJ, have elected the
Io-Fwing Officers for the ensuing term: W. NJ
r. w. kess; j. NJ j. ". kidweil; X. s.. b. Olive:
Chap, A. c. Adams
Inc Washington Light Infantry Cadets have
erected the following permanent officers: r. G.
JaTNns, 1st Lieut.; j. A. Gordon, 2d Lieut., and r.
b. kepner. 81 Lieut. ~
Excelsior Lodge, X. OF F., has elected the follow
ing Objects: Chancellor Commander, J. A. Hutchi-
son; Wee Chancellor, j. ". Carr; Prelate j. b.
fenton: NJ. OF f., j. T. COidwelI: NJ OF E, NJ Z.
George W. Neidman ~
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MRS. NUTS CONDITION CRITICAL-FEARs THAT HER
DAUGHTER MAY LOSE HER LIFE OR REASON
dispatch from Untontown, Pa, states that
intense feeling against Dukes, who killed Can't.
Mutt after seducing his daughter, has developed
Within twenty-four hours in that section. 1t is
quietly limited that the citizens may take the law
In their own hands The funeral OF Cant. Mutt
took place yesterday afternoon, and was attended
by company c OF the 10th regiment members of
the bar, the grand army and the Masonic frater-
and all places OF business were closed. The con-
d1tlon or Mrs. Mutt Is regarded as critical Great
and should she recover there is little hope OF her
retaining her reason.
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Affairs i'm Alexandria.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
CITY CoUNCIL--PresfdentS Downham and Doug
las presided at the council meetings last night.
The resignation OF Alderman Henry Strauss, OF
the second ward, was withdrawn in obedience to
Aldermen concurred with council in an appropri-
at,on ior pump at the corner Of Patrick and
lessee OF the fish whatf in 1880, and S. j. Reed,
lessee In 1882, for refunding OF part OF the rent
paid, were referred. The committee on finance
was Instructed to inquire whether the Potomac
Manufacturing Co. had complied with It's contract
with the city and report thereon JAS Mills was
allowed $40 for loss Of his contract to remove the
nayScaieS from St ASaph street to Sharpsh1n
Alley. The application of the NJ E. church for
the refunding OF the tax OF 1882 on parsonage
!f6, ana on sections house tsl2 SOY, was referred to
The NEW GAs.-The aldermen and council were
gathered In joint convention last night to hear Mr.
a. U. Granger, OF Philadelphia, explain proposal
Tor substituting at the gas works here his patent
water gas for the coal gas now in use. After some
conference on the proposal was referred
REPORTERS NoTEs.-Miss Nancy Jordan, one of
the Oldest residents Of Alexandria, died at early
dhompson' on Pitt, near Queen street.-The
occupants OF the station house this morning are
Michael Morrlsey, for wife beating, arrested by
Officer Sherwood, and Fannie Grandson for being
drunk and disorderly, arrested by Officer House.
man-The funeral Of Miss Mary Hurdle took
place this morning from st. Mary's church, Rev
Father O'Kane oficiating.-A large three,story
brick warehouse on Fairfax street, near King,
opposite Leadbeater's drug store, and adjoining
~ PIoH any, was soid yesterday AT S1,uOU Co
ROBERT BelPS Sons-Judge Keith has decided in
the Burnett case that the only Jurisdiction which
the city courts possess under the act Of 1875,
giving the city police power over district one
nile each way from city limits, is to enforce
municipal police ordinances therein. Burnett's
case Is therefore co{nizable only by the courts of
Fairfax county.-Prof. T. E. Dulany and Mrs.
Constance q. Darlington, a teacher of HolWell
public school, were married at Christ church on
CHRISTMAS evening, the elite Of colored society
attending. Waterman, a Kinp street
clothier, has made an assignment His liabilities
are estimated at Sl5,000.-A young man named
Eiwaro PoWell came here Christmas from Phila-
tween Lee and Fairfax streets, and yesterday
broke out with smallpox
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmtIsenents. &c. To night.
FORDs OPERA HoUSE--'The Passing Regt-
nent.r
NATIONAL THEATER--"Around the World in
Eighty Days"
THEATER C0NQUE--yarieties.
New DINE MUsEUM.-Living curiosites and
wonders
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Major Dixon aud the Prize.

About I he first thing we heard on the street was
that Major J. N. Dixon, POSTMASTER at Ennis,
Iexas, had drawn the capital prize OF $4,000 in
and found him with a remarkably flushed face.
and smile as though he had Just been married or
was going to I'm q few minutes, covered every part
Of his face. We congratulated him SIS GOO worth,
but he said that was too steep and at reduced
1t TO $4,000; upon being pressed for the particu-
ticket that drew that prize.-Ennts, TEXAS, Com
RefCidl Recorder. M 38d
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CITY ITEMS.

Says an Exchanges:
"A monument win be erected to the discoyerer
OF DR.. Bulls Cough SYRUP"
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The annual congress Of the Alrha Tau Omega
fraternity convened at the Ebbit house this morn
Ing There were present delegates from the chap
tiers In The eighteen states. The address of well
cone Was delivered by Leonard Marbury, of Alex.
andria, Va, and the response by Mr.. Jordy OF
pennsylvania The principal address will be de-
liSered 10 morrow by Rev. Mr.. GayiOr the pro-
iesSor Of ecclesiastical history the University OF
the south. The convention will remain In ssjon
for three days.
MARKET WOMAN SwINDLED.-A young colored
man, named Lewis Smith, was arrested by Police
men Fowler yesterday for working a sharp game
on market woman, by which he got two turkeys
FROM her. He was put on trial In the Police Conrt
thfS morning, and the testimony showed that he
went TO Mrs. Margaret Riley, In the Center mar
Eet ana said that the proprietor OF certain hotel
wanted two mighty fine turkeys, and to send some
one With him TO get the money for them. He took
the turkeys and Mrs. Riley sent two little bows 20
get the money Smith told the boys to go to the
'front.' OF the hotei and get the money and he would
50 around to the kitchen in the rear. He left the
boys and went home. The case was Continued for
evidence for The defense.
CHARGED WITH AssAUITrSG HIS Wryr-auo,,st,r
Amber, tall, well-dressed, fine-lookInr old
Rah, was called up 10 the dock raft I'm the Police
Sourt THIS morning, on the complaint of RosaIine
AInoier, his wife. who charged him with having
assaulted her. The defendant Is an inventor and
layer, ana aecnt four years ago he got a tudp-
ment 6! several huni,ed thousand dollars for
an invention OF his. The case was In tue courts
toT q number OF years. When arrafgned this
morning ne demanded counsel and Mr.. ThOs
Miller was assigned him. Mrs. Amber stated
That her husband was drunk Christmas and
because she refused 10 make some calls with him
he assaulted her. She stated that he Is nearly
stood over her with an iron poker. and she only
escaped him by fleeing from the house. The court
required the defendant to furnish 800 bonds to
Keep the peace for six months.
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In the shape OF the Dollar WEEKLY STAR, for one
year. is in order. 1t Is large eight-page paper OF
nfty-slx columns-the largest and cheapest In the
country. Only one dollar. post paid.
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Affairs m West WaSHsuutOn.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS Georgetown Lodge, No.
IS, U. o. g. b., elected last evening the following
officers to serve the ensuing term: Wilhelm Kie-
fer, o. NJ; Carl OckerShauSen, e. NJ. John Kaiser,
Chaplain; Carl Heneke, X. S.; With. Nauman, F.
S.; With. Vogt, Treasurer.
CHRISTMAS IN THE SUNDAY SCHoOLS-The Mar
ket-Street Presbyterian Sunday school held their
CHRISTMAS festival last evening. The room was
beautifully decorated, as well as the Christmas
supply of ice cream . The German Lutheran
church celebrated their Christmas also last night.
Presents were given TO the children, and the exer-
cises were very interesting. Mr.. Nixdorn, the
pastor, was presented with handsome hymn
book
CATTLE MARKET.-Live stock sales at Drovers
Rest yesterday are reported by Tavenner Bros. as
fol!ows:-200 cattle up and sold; best grades Ga
SIC; good, 5ka6c.; medium, 4ha519c.; common,
3Aa4hc. 225 sheep and lambs; sheep, 5ka61c.;
yearlings, 5a6c.; lambs, 5ha6Ac. 10 COWS and
calves, from $25 to $50 Market active
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q l Z A
RES VENT.
OPERATES WITH ENERGY UPON THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER. BOWELS AND PORES
OF THE SKIN.
NEUTRALIZING. ABSORBING AND EXPELLING
sCkOFULOUs. DANGEROUS. AND CANKER
HUMORs,
The cause OF most human ills, and curing when physi
clans. hospitals and all other methods and remedies
fail, scrofula or Kings Evil, Ganduar Swelines.
Ulcers, Old Sores, Milk Leg. Mercurial Affections
EryslPelas Tumors. Abcesses, Carbuncles Boils,
Blood Poisons, Brights Disease, Wasting of the Kid
neys and Liver, rheumatism, Constipation Piles Dys.
pepsla. aud all Itching and Scaly
ERUPTIONs
letter, Ringworm, Barbers Itch Scald Head Itching
Files. and other Dsfg1lring and Tortur1ng Humors
from pimple to scrofulitic ulcer when assisted by
SVT1cuRA and CUTIcURA SOAP. the great Skin Cures.
CUTICURA,
. sweet interchangeable Medicinal JelIy clears off Al,
external evidence of Blood Humor eats away Dead Skin
and Flesh. instantly allays ItchnRs and Irrations
Softens. Soothes and Heals. Worth its weight in gold
Tor all Itching Diseases.
Gu URA SOAP.
an exquisite Toilet Bath and Nursery Sanative Fra
grant with delicious flower odors and healing balsam
Contains In modified form all the virtues of CUr1-
cURA the great Skin Cure and is Indispensable in the
treatment Of Skin and Scalp Diseases and for restoring
preserving and Identifying the complexion and skim
The only Medicinal Baby Soap
CUT2cURA REMEDIES the only real curatyes for
difeases OF the Skin, Scalp and Blood
Price; CurIcURA REsoLvENT. 81. 90 per bottle: CT
TIcuhA, SOc per box lar1e boxes, 81. 90; CurIcuRA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, Csc. CuTIcunA MEpIcI-
NAL SHAVING SOAP. l5c. Sold every where
PRINCIPAL DEPOT. WEEKS POTTER. BOSTON
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"AIderney Dairy WaRons.o
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in H-lb ward" prints Soc. Der 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermtlk and sweet milk,
&c. per OF Cream, i5c. pint
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Forty Years ExDerience Of an Old Nurse.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses In
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-fa1ling success by millions OF
mothers for their children 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhOea, gripping
in the bowels and VIVID collie. BY giving health
to the Child it rests the mother Price IS cents a
pottic. m,W,3
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That Husband of Mine
Is three times the man he was before he began
using Wells Health Remover. 81. Druggists.
Trinders' LactO PhOshate of Lime and
Cod Liver Oil, the best remedy known for coughs
colds, consumption bronchitis, asthma, all throat,
breast and lung affections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-27

CHRIS XASDER'S new store, recently opened at
No. 909 9TH street, attracts the attention of the
public with his flne stock OF imported and do
nestle delicacies. Call and examine before pur-
Chasing elsewhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-27

FRESH MEATS: Liver, sc. h. round steak, 11c.;
Choice rib roast, lie; porter house. 15c. siroin,
13e +. 2. Hughes market, cor. Sth and SITS n. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-27

EXTRAORDINARY reductions
In al! departments,
Before taking stock, January LIST.
DAMMANN'S, SOC tn street.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, /
WASHINGTON, DC, Dec. "a, 1885,, 9:32 a. M
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
a0fth TO west winds, no changes in temperature,
n orb IrrIia L-Arl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-27

H'D'K'Fs, mitts. leggtngs; bargains, Cochranes,
UDtOWn.
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The Monte Men and the Citizens, Com.
Ypiffee.

Hstttecs
MOTION TO ADMIT MURPHY AND O'LEARY To BAIL
THE DECISION TO BE GIVEN SATURDAY
When the Criminal Court met this morning Mr.
Cole, OF the firm OF Cook & Cole, appeared and
made motion that John NJ. Murphy and Charles
OI2ary be admitted to bail during the tendency
OF motion for trial.
"four honor Will remember" said Mr.. Cole
that at the last term OF the court these men were
convicted OF larceny In form-the three-card
monte cases-and there are motions for a new
trial pending in the Court Ia General Term.
These parties have been in jail for some time. l
have been informed that recently these parties
have been giving some valuable information to
persons having in charge certain matters, and
that in case OF their batlment they would be able
to give much more than they would to remain
where they are. That and other reasons are the
reasons we give, your honor, for allowing them to
character to permit 1t, and will fix the amount,
we can obtain the bail and come into court at
future time, when the bail will be given"
Mr.. Taggart, assistant district attorney, who
was present, characterized the application for
admitting convicted criminal to ball as q very
unusual one, and suggested that the con-
"What the underlying reason may be- said Mr.
Taggart, 'fOr allowing it in this particular case
nave only general knowledge OF at this time;
no knowledge at ALL in detail, and it seems to me
that the motion ought to be sustained by affidavit
or IN some other manner so the court can take 1t
into consideration"
see in the papers some negotiations are going on
between public spirited citizens on the one hand
who are anxious for the suppression of crime, and
these two men who are In Jail for having COM
mitted crime on the other, for the purpose of OBJ
tatning information from them which may be use
1ul hereafter In other prosecutions or course this
voluntary association OF citizens are acting ac-
cordfng TO their own views, and the court cannot
be governed by Information which they have and
which the court has not But will consider the
subject and determine 1t one way or the other on
Saturday"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-27

Nearly all the Ills that afIlict us can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
and kidneys in perfect working order. There is
no medicine known that will do this as surely as
Parker'S Ginger Tonic.
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To the Editor Of The EvKxrNe Stan:
Il Is stated in the last issue Of the Sunday
Herald 'that the President at one time conten-
plated appointing John Hancock, the brother OF
added statement is made that 1.-THE selection OF
Mr.. Hancock would have peen a graceful complI-
ment to the defeated democratic candidate that
President Arthur desired to pay"
1t IS TO be hoped that these averments are not
true. We want no sentimental appointment for
Commissioner OF the District, and that is what
Mr.. Hancock's appointment would have been.
plimentfng the defeated candidate for the presi-
dency In that way. It's too expensive.
The place Of district Commissioner requires
a man familiar with the wants and needs
Of the District; one who Is acquainted with
the people; one who knows something OF the
pecularities OF the situation Of our community as
regards their relations TO Tire general government;
one who Is able to Judge OF the relative values or
real estate. and who WIZ see that fair and tust
fects OF our police and public school systems and
OF their administrations man, In short, who has
needed for that delicate and responsible position
viz: Intelligence, integrity and pluck Such man
not be furnished by one political party let draft
be made upon the other; or take a man who has
no politics at all And Just here let me say that,
considering the number OF democratic citizens and
taxpayers OF Washington there ought to be no
objection urged,-and no good obi GtOn can be
urged-to the appointment of democrat to the
House OF Representatives will be largely demo-
cratic It would be graceful and Judc!ous thing to
select democrat for the place. 1t woul be polite
thing for the President to do, and ii would be
good thing for the District 1t would perhaps be
too much to ask or expect the President to with
draw the name OF Mr.. Omstead now that 1t has
been sent to the Senate. But supposfng that gen.
tleman should not be conf1rmei, why would 1t not
be good thing all around,-as 1t would be par
ticularly good thing for the Dtstrict,-to send in
the name OF Mr.. w. II. CLAGETT for the vacancy?
Mr.. Clagett fills all the requirements cited above,
In the opinion OF those who know him best, and
believe his appointment would give entire salts
faction not only to the people OF the District, but
To the members OF the two Houses OF Congress-, in
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The Saf0Ht Way
The safest and sufest way to restore the youth
ful color Of the hair ID furnished by ParkerS Hal
Balsam. which is desevedly popular from it
superior cleanliness
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Special Weather Bulletin.

The CHEZ signal officer or the army furnishes the
following special bulletin to the press The fol-
lowing special temperatures were reported at
D. u. yesterday :-WaShington, $50; Norfolk, 500;
savannah, 53o; Atlanta, 500; jacksonville, $50;
Pensacola, 54o New Orleans, 4so; Galveston, So:
San Antonio, $50; Tucson, SO; Los Angeles, $50;
san Diego, GO. Fair weather is Indicated for New
England and northern portion OF the middle At
iantlc states on Thursday, with but slight change
In temperature. Partly cloudy cloudy weather
Is Indicated for the southern portions of the mid
die Atlantic states, lower lake region and Ohio
yai,ey on Thursday, with slight changes tn tenn
peratUre.
81 GALLON, 75c quart bottle. No rye whisky.
absolutely and entirely pure; the best in the
world for the money. McGec's, 30f 9Th street
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Officer William II. Clinton.
Of the eighth precinct, says: browns Iron
Bitters cured me OF aaneral Debility. accompanied
by night SweatS.n
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GREAT closing out sale.
holiday goods
AT half value,
DAMNANSs, SOC 9TH street,
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SIS 9th street. St Cloud RuiIdinc

WATCHES AND JEwTLRf at ten pr cent discount
Tor this week only, previous to taking stock.
4 I
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PERSON AL.

DRlVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. 800 eTH
Il street northwest. Reliable information furnished
IN all cases: consultation free ai call at residence
Finder. mill ION
M ADAM ROSS 1HE LONGEST ABLIsHED, RE.
w liable Clairyoyapt and Astrologist gives better
Satisfaction III all Affairs of life than pro-
lesson tells the past present and fntufe destiny gives
advice and assistance on all matters appertanin to
business, love and matrimony. ALL TROUBLE CALI.
Satlsfacton given or no pay. Consultation Rooms &62
ID street. above street northwest. s2S
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New YEARS GIFTS, popular prices, Cochrane's,
uptown.