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and moral a city as We have, never
before had such drunkenness.I arraign

before had such drunkenness.I arraign
this appalling indecency as specimen
of the degradation Of American poll
tics, ] take another illustration of the
degradation of the American politics
from the River and Harbor bill,
which Incorporated millions of
dollars. / saw last summer two OF
the places for which large appropria.
tions were made by Congress In one
case, in Virginia, thousands IF dollars
were voted by Congress to improve
dry creek. rnere was not one drop of
water in il. In winter time, though
very seldom. there were two or three
feet of water. You could gee by looking
at il where sometime there had been
water. The creek started no where
specially and ended nowhere specially.
Then i saw this summer another
place for which large appropriations
have been made. 1t is on the coast of
Massachusetts. A sea captain familiar
with the coast told me that the only
use Of the appropriation would be to
pile up the winter and impede navi-
CATION. The
LAUGH OF DERIeIOx
has gone all around the country, but
the people who pay the taxes can't
see the joke. Instead of looking at
the tax-burdened people and saying
now, We will ease them a little"
congress said: No, let the people
sweat. Grind harder the faces of the
poor. Draw the buckle one hole
tighter. Let dives wear finer linen.
and the dogs take care Of Lazarus
sores. / tell you that the oppressors
of the common people had better look
out. God will crush some of them
yet.
Il take another illustration from
the star route thieves. Instead of
being in the penitentiary, they are
after two months trial practically free.
There is great condemnation in this
country for a man who steals less
than 100000. If you must steal,
take 100000 or there will be nc
cha' ce for you. II was a fitting
thing for the star route thieves to EN-
ploy as counsel the champion infidel
of the United states. Without the
Bible there is no system of morals and
no good government.
IL take another illustration from
the degradation of American politics
from the Saratoga convention. The
forged telegram to the state committee
has been excoristed from one end of
the land to the other, But will put
along side Of that forged telegram. an
other fraud that has not been made so
prominent, but which was really
worse. allude to the moment of su-
preme excitement in the convention
when it was found that Folger had
the most votes; that = man i'm the
Oneida delegation in as bold spirit of
fraud as was ever practised this side
of pandemonium. arose and declared
That the Oneida delegation would 60
over from WadswOrth t" Cornell. 1t
was On attempt to get up stampede
for Cornell, and it would nave proved
successful but that one of the misrep-
resented Oneida delegates persisted
that he voted for Folger. / say
cursed he the forged telegram, and
cursed be the Oneida fraud"
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BABY's VICTORY.
A Romantic Story from the South

y .
Once upon a time, and not very
long ago at that (says a newspaper
correspondent "a young man of Atlanta
Ga, fell in love with an Atlanta girl.
This happens every day, and. as also
happens, the girl fell in love with the
Young man. Somehow or other the
parents of the girl frowned upon the
union of these two hearts that beat as
one and they continued to frown
until the young people. thrown upon
own resources, eloped. as young
people will do, and the parental frown
alluded to. instead of becoming 3
smile ands benediction in the presence
Of theiuevitable, widened and deepened
into bitter disapprobstion. The father
and mother set great store by their
daughter and they were overwhelmed
with grief when they discovered that,
for the first time in her life. she had
disobeyed them. They did not seek
her out for the purpose of bestowing
their forgiveness.
In the course of time a little boy
was born to the couple-a marvellous
y beautiful child, we have been tod
and it grew to be as cunning as il
was beautiful. One day, recently, q
lady acquainted with the Facts and in.
innate with both families called upon
the young mother, but found nobody
at home but baby and nurse. An
idea struck her, and she lost no time
in carrying it out. She seized the ba-
by and bore it off in triumph to its
grandmother. When she rang the
door-bell at its grandmother house
the lady was i'm q tremor, bur the ba-
by was as cool and as unconcerned rs
a cucumber. Perhaps We ought not
to say unconcerned, for when the
grandmother opened the door the ba-
by laughed ard crowed in her face.
and was as rert and as saucy as you
please. And wouldn't the lady come i'm
and rest herself? Well the lady didn't
know; she was just passing. and she
thought she would ring and see how
all were getting along; but i'm she
sent, and presently grandmother
was admiriag baby as it sat perched.
bright and buoyant. upon the lap Of
the lady. At this junciure the baby
displayed the most exquisite diploma
cy. 1t boldly held out its dimpled
little arms to its grandmother and
was coon Nesting against her mother
Iy bosom. 1t laug hed and crowed and
cuddled and when any body made a
pretense of taking it, it cuddled the
closer. What wonderful bright eyes
it had to be sure! What II cunning
little curl, h-lf hidden behind its little
ink ear! What tempting little toes!
What dainty little hands! On, a
wonderful baby altogether, the
grandmother thought and said.
At the critical moment the grand
father made his appearance and this
remarkable baby seemed to under
stand its business thoroughly. 1t
coed and crowed at the grandfather,
found place in his strong arms and
hid its little face in his coat-collar.
The grandfather was captivated. He
tossed and handled the baby. and
fondled it in way altogether unusual.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Peftis-
In the Circuit Court of Pettis county, January
Term, iss3 Katie Hastain, Plaintiff, W.. Henry
Hastain, Defendant.
Now, at this Gay comes the plaintiff herein, by
her attorney, ant lilies her petition and affidavit
alleging, among hen things that defendant is not
a resident If the state of Missouri. Wherpupon IL
il ordeved by the clerk in vacation that said de-
PENDANT be notified by publication that plaintiff
has commenced suit against him in this court, the
object and general natu of which is to obtain
dissolution Of the bonds of matrmOny existing be-
tween plaintiff and defendant and unless the said
Henry Hastain be and appear at this court at the
next term thereof, To be begun and holden the
court house. in the city of S~dalia in said county
on the h,s Monday of January next, and ON or be-
fore the sixth day of said term, IL the shall
so long coutinue-and if not then on OF before the
last da, of said term-answer plead to the petit
ton in said cause, the same will be taken con-
fcssei, and judgment will be reT dered accordingly.
And it is further ordered that copy hereof be
published, ording to law. i'm the weekly Bazoo,
newspaper printed and publis he'd I'm Sedalia Petis
county, NJ ssouri, for four weeks successfully, the
last inserti whereof shall be at least four weeks
before the commencement of the said January term
of this court
Attest: Il. III. INGRAM, Circuit Clerk.
BY NJ. r. ATHY, ID. c.
true copy from the record
L. l.. Bridges Plaintiffs atty. 10-24v4tS
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1867 Prizes amounting to.-..............$2s5.5O 800
Application for rates 90 clubs should be made ouly
20 the office Of the ompany in New Orleans.
For Iurher Information write clearly, giving full
address. send ORDERS by Express Reiste. ed Letter
OF Money Order, addressed only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
VI. \. DAUPHIN,
sU7 Seventh street Washington, ID. G.
Y. b.-Orders addressed TO New Orleans will re-
eel rOnnpt attention
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MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.

General state agents for the celebrated
Carpenter organ. Good, live agents
wanted. Agents can sell them easier than
any other organ, for they contain ALL the
latest improvements. Special induce
ment to church and Sunday schools. Send
for prices an.l descriptions.
COTTRELL & RAND,
8lw6m Warrensburg, Mo.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
Great Sale Of Pedigreed Pure
Short Horn Durhams.

will sell my entire herd of Short Horns
at public sale, the 9Th and 9th of Novem-
her. 80 young bulls and 125 cows and
heifers Of the very best families A young
Ranick. 1000 Rose of Sharon heads the
herd and for sale also, and % half blood
Herefords. All raised on grass in South
vest Missouri /. A. DoDGE,
lO-3w4t.. Appleton City, ST. Clair Co., Mo
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In the City Of Louisville, on
TUESDAY, OCT. 81, 1882.

Whole ticket, e. Half ticket, 81.
q ticks Is, $50. 30 tickets, 500.
Remit money or bank draft in letter, or send by
expres. nont sen1 by registered letter or post
Office order. Orders OF IS and upwards BY
express, can ne sent al orr expense
Address all orders to R. NJ. BOARDMAN, Courier
yournsi building. Louisvilie, Ky, or X NJ
BDARDMAN. 30 Rr,as' gay. New York.
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SICK WITH GRIEF

SICK WITH GRIEF
there we're public men who guzzled,
and swiiled, and drank, and caroused.
The city Of Cleveland, as beautiful
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DR.. WHITTIER,
oi7 81. Charles street, St louls, No.
DIR. WHITTIER.

Treats all forms Of Veneral Diseases, Se,ai-
nal Emissions and Sexual Debility, With
unparalleled success. No matter who faile2
call o. write; pamphlet or consulta5oa fsA
Can reter to the medical pro6ession = =
paab a the Coantu
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Catarrh Of the Bladder,

Singing irritation, indammation,a all Kid
ney and Urinary Complaints cared BY
"Buchupaiba" 81.
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The pabiicis requested carefully notice the new
and enlarged scheme TO be drawn monthly.
s%CAPITAL PRIZE, $7s.ooO-es
Louisiana State Lottery Company,

Incorporate in 1868 for . years by the Leaisla-
ture for Educational and Charitable pUrposes-wlth
capital of sl ,00O.@-tO which y reserve fund
Of $a50,0t1 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
vas made Part of the present State Constitution
adopted December I'd. A. d. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed BY
the people Of aDy state.
10 never scales postpones.
rs Grand single Number Drawings
take place Monthly.
A pienIId Opportunity to win q
fortune Eleventh grand drawing. cla>s l., at
New Orleans, Tuesday, Nov. IAth, 1SS2-l50th
Monthly Drawing
Loo az the following scheme, under the exelu-
Gve superv sion aud mai agement of
Cen q. +. BEAUktGAHD, of Louisiana, and
Sen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia.
Who manage all the drawings OF this Company, both
ordinary and semi-annual, and attest the correct
usss Of The published Official Lists.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100 900 TicEets at five Dollars Each
Fractions in ifths in Proportion.
List OF Prizes.
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A Cunning Scheme.


The WAY PRITCHARD THE WASHINGTON LAWYER
GOT OFT OF The HANDS OF AN OHIO OFFICER
Benjamin +. Prit"hart. a claim agent, who was
taken from this city last Friday evening by Joseph
Moses, deputy she-iG OF Hamilton county, Ohio,
on a requiSitiOn charging him with utteriny
forged note for g %, Is being made the object OF
legal contention az Altoona, Pa, he having been
taken from the train there a writ OF habeas
corpus. dispatch from Altoona, says that
While Moses was ssleep at some point between
Harrisburg and Huntingdon the prisoner alb
stracted the re4u.sitoa papers and warrant of
arrest from his pocket, tore them up and tele-
graphed 20 Altoona 10 have the officer arrested for
Kidnapping. The Altoona police detained both of
them and lawyer proceeded at once To get out a
writ CT habeas corpus TO secure the release OF the
prisoner. While so engaged Moses with the as
sistance OF a Blair county constable drove the
prisoner out OF town. intending TO make the train
again few miles westward. Pursuit was given
By the lawyer and another constable. and the
parties were overhauled and brought back. The
habeas corpus resulted In having the prisoner sent
to Jail at HOllidaysburg until Wednesday, the
deputy sheriff promising to be back from Ohio by
that time with the necessary papers from Gov.
Foster.
FIVE YEARS IMPRISONMENT FOR KILLING HER
BABE-Frances Wallace, young colored woman,
who was indicted for the murder OF her child by
leaving 1t 10 die in the woods the estate OF Tho
biagden, deceased in the county, on New Years
eve withdrew her plea of not guilty. in the Crimi-
nal court today, and pleaded guilty OF man.
slaughter, and was sentenced to five years In the
Erie county (N.Y.) penitentiary.
A CHARGE OF BIGAMY.-Jno. T. Bryant colored
was in the dock at the Police Court to-day Charged
On the oath OF Cecilia Bryant with having COM
mitted bigamy In marrying one Fanny Cook on
the 18th OF March. 1882 In this city, when he had
previously married complainant In New York. Mr.
Moore, the prosecuting attorney, told the court
that he would have 10 ask a continuance until
next Thursday, account OF the certificate OF the
nrst marriage being destroyed and the minister
who performed the ceremony being In New York.
Ar II. III. Wells. jr., who appeared for the defend
released
bonds, TO appear Thursday. The court declined
20 consent 20 this, and committed him In default
OF $40 bonds
Fish MARKEr-Sold by R. A. Golden agent:
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Hunting for the Dublin asxa.s;u..

TWELVE MEN SUPPOSED TO BE IMPLICATED WHO
HAD SELECTED EIGHT VICTIMS.
There Is a theory that the Irish asSassins are liz
hiding In the city of Dublin. and the conclusion
is drawn that they are afraid II they should sepa
rate one would turn traitor. 1t Is now thought
that there were at least twelve men engaged In
the tragedy, and that armed men were concealed
in the cab, which stood under the trees, ready to
render assistance Ii the asSaSSinS were surprised
The police have now issued descriptions OF four OF
the men. There is reason to believe that the as
saSSinS intended to murder eight persons.
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VIE ALWAYS LEAD and are the first to give the
public the benefit OF any Improvement in the pho
graphic art. The new and wonderful inStanta-
neouS process, yielding in our hands productions
Gnexcelled for artistic rendering was first intro
0Uced in this city at Davis Art Studio, S25 Penn
sylyania avenue, and 123 9Th street. Our imperial
cabinet portraits, all styles s. per Dozen finished
In no hiCrlp StvIa of Z no arf
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FOR ONE MORE WEEk,-Our satin silk lined par
asols, S13; brOcade silk lined paraSOS, - 80; large
size twiled silk sun umbrellas, $50; serge para
eolS, 80. Dammanno'. zoo 9TH street.
The following great bargains viii be sold posi-
lively Tomorrow and Wednesday only at X. Gold
Schmi6tS, sl2 9Th NV: knives md forks, with
Tray. d, worth y %; 1-pin cherry hat racks, sc.
1o-pin. g.. fine porcelain chamber SETS decorated
IL different cO.OrS aud with gold 10 pieces, s. 15
worth 50; 100 different styles of baby carriages, at
reduced prices; English china. decorated tea sets
Al pieces, 81 -, worth Sc; lemon squeeZers rolling
pms, % cicthespins wooden mixing bowls and
t0 IL Clothes lines, s. each; extra fine, French
china. moss rose tea sets, So pieces, $50 worth
$ll; garden tools, with long handles, 3 in D set
Sc.: extra large SIZE 31c- wooden Kitchen spoons,
2fOr &C.; double zine waSh5oarS, 25c.; refrigera-
tors and Ice chests al manufacture prices; Lubins
soap, cakes for So fiae engraved gObletS, SOC. q
dZ.; handsome Chamber ets decorated with land
sc1peS. 10 pieces. $50: with jar. $50; decorated
china nush bo:l >ets, pieces, 65c real majolica
plates, 5Oc- x "a; I3-inch tea trays, 15c.
OPERA GLASSES, very low, at Hempler's, op-
tcian-
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SEE Amazon March at Capital Theater.

SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the sale OF or1g-
nal oil paintings, in gold leaf frames, by d. C..
Crosse. now on exhibition at the saeSroom OF
hessrs Walter b. Williams Co, corner of Penn
Sylyania avenue and ID street northwest This
choice collection contains about one hundred and
NIFTY paintings, which are 10 be sold without re.
serve. See advertisement
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Noah Walker 4 Co.
Medicinal Wine for Kidney Com.
nlAinl.

1t is pleasant to knew that there is one article
OF pure wine in the market for medicinal use. We
have reference to SpeerS Port Grape Wine: it is
one OF the most delicious Wines have ever tasted
/ doubt whether there is vineyard in the Old or
New World that can yield a Wine at all compare
Speer cutivates the grapes for the wine, and each
bottle he sells is guaranteed to be four years old
1t is largely used in the New York and European
hospitals for DrOpsy, Govt and Kidney Complaints.
1t has found its way, 1t would seem, to London
and Paris hospitals, as the best Wine to strengthen
and build up a conSumptiye or debtitated system
Boston Erenin0 Transcript
Nervous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Weakness.
Nervous Debility is promptly and permanently
cured by Aliens Brain Food-$1 per package, 6 for
s.. At Druggists, or free by mail on receipt Of
price, from JOHN II. ALLEN, 317 First Avenue, NY.
SToTT & CROMWELL, Agents, 4e0 Penn'a avenue.
That Husband Of Mine
Is three times the man he before he began
using Wells Health Remover. 81. Druggists.
Depot, Stott & Cromwell.
Mrs WinslOws 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-faing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhOpa, gripping
in the bowels and wiTd collie. By giving health
to the child it rests the mother. Price Is cents
Dottle. m,W,S
.'Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in H-lb. "Ward" prints 45c. Der TO-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&C. per Of Cream, l5c. pint
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At HEILBRUN's, 4O2 nth street.


GENTS full regular made half hose, pairs 70.
Sc; summer merinO underShirtS 31c.; our un-
hundr1ed reinforced shirt, Co.; white ties 10c.
dOZ- DammannS, sec 9TH street
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THE CRANK CARDS contain burlesque On
Guiteau and five other familiar topics OF the day.
For sale by card, novelty and news dealers. Nor
rSon Duyal, publishers.
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JAMES SCOTT, a colored boy, was fined $50 or 60
days In the workhOuse by Judge Smell to-day for
Carrying raZOr.
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II. 279 Prizes, amounting to ...........$52 1922 500
Gen. G. T. BEAUREGARD of La.
Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY. of Va,
Commissioners
Application for rates to Clubs should only be made to
the Office of the Company in New Orleans.
For information apply to
M. A. DAUPHIN.
NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA.
N.B.-Orders addressed to New Orleans viii receive
prompt attention
The particular attention of the public is called to the
1dcthdt the entire number the tickets each Monthly
Lrd,rG Is sold. and consequently al the prizes each
dTGrilig SOtd and drGca pad. 1t
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GUINNIP, DAY & Co.'S grand opening Tomorrow
a magnificent display.
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EXTRAORDINARY bargains in infants lace and
null Caps at 25c., 35c, a9c., 45c, SOC. The finest s.
lace cap in the city. DimnannS', 500 9TH street.
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GUINsIP, DAY 4 co.'s grand opening tomorrow
A magnificent display.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE or TIE CFTFF SIGNAL OFFICER.
HAsHIN6TcS. DC, My Is, 1882. $3.50 am. {
For the middle All 2ntic states, clearing weather,
ncTthwesteriy winds, stationary or lower tempera-
tgre, higher pressure.
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FOR wall papers, window shades, &c, go to r. VI.
Henderson & Co.'S, lib street northwest
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Sarah f. and Mary V. Brown, heirs-at-law OF
Sarah \. Brown haSa flied bill in equity against
Martha f. Hall and Otlfrs. for PARTITION OF lot
cS square $50, and part OF lot II, square Gle
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SEE Frank McNish, Capital Theater.

TRoEMNER's world renowned scales at Bailey's,
e29 9TH street.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AnEscnicnfs Tonight.
CAPITAL THEATER-yariaty
THEATER CoNIcUE-yariety.
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SEE the Prestige Cadets, Capital Theater.

PUBLIC rehearsal at Drivers, free OF charge, to-
night See advertisement in amusement column.
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WONDERFUL, a g saw for 81, Bailey's.

PKIGG's tewelry store, gold flled bracelets.
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TIE carpenters pride, Bailey's celebrated dollar
s8w.
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GUINSIP, DAY & cos grand opening tomorrow.
magnificent display.
GRAND OPENING OF imported novelties in menu,
dinner calling, and picture cards for artistic print
ing and scrap book Max Cohen printer, 81 7th st.
IMPORTANT TO GESTLEMEN.-
81 LOw-quarter Shoes
8 so Prince AlbertS.
81 so Fine Low Button.
s. Hand-Sewed ShO"S.
At HEILBRUN's, 402 nth street.
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LANSBURGH & BROTHER,
4o4 AND 4o6 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
m13
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Do not consider this idle talk. Every lady In Wash
ington knows the magnitude Of our stock. which we
safely state three times as large as the stock of
any other merchant in this city Therefore. prepare
for Bargains! As by the time move into our NEW
HOUSE. expect to reduce the stock the smallest in
the city The Goods are all fresh, having sent ali
old trash to New York auction to be sold to the highest
bidder. Call early in the morning to avoid the immense
rush.
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Fish MARKEr.-Sold by r. A. Golden, agent
0,09 herring, at So TO 81 per thousand: 1000 shad
noL- so TO so per hundred
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REFRIGERtTORS AND leg CHESTS.-FictOTy Dric;
st j. W. SclaJiei'a. 1c-C 9TH street northwest
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SEE the Great Company at Capital Theatt
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GUISSIP, DAY & Co.'S grand opening tomorrow
A III igniiicent Ill Fay.
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LAWN TENNIS MIrrs, the lat st, So. Dlmnaans'
Sc5 TN street
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SEE the New Mlnstrels at Capitol Theater.
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SEE the Great Russell, Capital Theater.