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ST. Lorrs, Dec Is-Ernest H. L Piper, of the nrm
OF Piper Co., joObers In notions and fancy goods,
is reported 10 have absconded leaving debts 70 an
unknown amount. II is alleged that he bought q
considerable quantity OF goods from various drum
mers on credit, sold them below cost and pockcteo
the roceeds4 Attachments have been laid on h1B
remaining stock, but IL Is not expected 20 realize
much Piper is said TO have some ousinoo IN sevA.
raj eastern cities.
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AThieytuR Letter Carrier.

NEW YORK. Dec. lS-The post office authorities
late last night arrested John d. Mccarthy, letter
town route, charged with embezzling letters en-
trusted TO MIN for delivery. He was seen to gather
up batch OF them In the ONCE and stun them In
Upon reaching the street he was apprehended and
25 letters found on his person. To-day MCCARTHY
gave ball He had been In the post Office about nine
Years.
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NEW YORK, Dec. lS-The trial OF the divorce Suo
OF Florence ". De Nell against her husband. Henry
A. De Nell. and for the custody OF her children w
continued to-day. The deposition OF Max Joseph
yon Sury, a landscape painter, which was taken In
Dresden, was read. Mr.. Won Sury said that he con-
Sdered Mrs De Meli's character above reproach.
He characterized Mr. DE Meli's conduct toward his
wife and child as very brutal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-18

CLIFTON. ARR, Dec l6.-When Deputy Sherf0
Hoovey with his posse returned here yeIcfoay Vff6
"Red" and 'sTexas," the entire population 6urne6
out 10 meet them The prisoners were Otfun04y
In the back. The capture OF these two comD1ee1a
the number OF those who were engaged q -
Gage Station train robbery and the BiSbee AfizoSa
raid and murders Yankee Kelley and Jno 8eSfS
are under arrest at Tombstone, while the f0msin0er
OF the gang, Delaney and Dowd, have gOao 70
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RocKLAND, ME-, Dec 1.-TWO sailors arrived &C
Thomaston on sunday and report that they Wer,
members OF the crew Of the schooner William Penn
Capt Dexter, OF St George, Me-, reported miaaang
from Saco. They state their vessel was run down
November IL by an inward bound steamer and that
they were picked up and carried to New York ThG
fate OF the captain and the other members oe -
unknown
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WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, Dec. I8-Theodore Hon.
man, who killed Z1po Marks, a peddler. near Port
Chester, having been denied new trial. was rUsen.
fenced to-day TO be hanged on January e0th. Tho
case viii be carried TO the court Of appeala
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Nellie Cooley said 60 be Alive.

WrLKESBARRE, Pa. Dec l6.-A messenger nom
the wds or North mountain arrived mere this afOer.
noon, declaring that Nellie Cooley was discovered
there yesterday alive. The description given -
correct. Detectives were dispatched to search for
her. Great excitement prevails regarding he truth
OF the discovery.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-1nternai reve-
nue., 1896. .433. 80, customs, $500. or IS.
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THE PRESIDENT sent to the Senate to-day long
list Of recess appointments They were mainly the
appointments and promotions OF army and naval
officers and poStmaSterS
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TEE SECRETARY OF WAR has directed Col Thos
L Casey to superintend the erection OF the mem
or1al tablet to mark the birth place OF Gen Wash
fnCf0n
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TWO squares OF the bnafneD portion of Rorfxar1a
lno, were burned at "a early hour this mornin4
John Y. A. HewSon. real estate dealer of O0jSsvn
bus. Ind, has made an Assignment issSSI1Ssss
$4,000; assets, unknown.
The large min Of Clark Bros at Phillipa Ma -.
$4,000.
The Maiden Creek Iron Companys rua,ape mm>e
Slan1on, near Reading, Pa, today shut down -
trade One hundred and nrry aands aze tSso2
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ss neI tsn f0Es,.0 Des g. SisSoysss. & .. seea ~
ina sixes old. lOex bid today - "o -
vl BHTM0RE Dec H-Cotton duu-u1omr. -
fg;et 's. AZ Ue;ss.p % loysF sio:1ns dql soss6sa l.
No westsI winter red spot LO7}Si n:
NV NV ;sksc: ,s ',scDnaEy Loan oe Is6ua1. iSaj
as"sndj we.tsn lcxel, ciosing am: e 1
Sss,S: snn:- 90 fsn0E. 49, wsste1n mi1sd 80 9
May: esssJ ;ssssnss.r. $50 6.S 1sf.E;~isSscs sSscs e.
80 49, Rye ss.dy: eda6e Nv sssSsS;.5S =.
pscssd pscssSo1s ioS Ss1et sna 12sha2d tls@ 6ii-e
$50; e. ricklsd: 39s2{a hs.eisSn -, = - Is
sss:' sSs:i ssssI slss |;s'e3t4
sos2sS:ss sa:s:is: sas: sss.a d - sisI -
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ONH OF THE sos MEDALIsTs-A special dispatch
20 the Philadelphia Press nom Nashville, Tenn,
says s. o. BTannon, who proudly shows to his
friends a06medal received Tor voting tor Grant In
the chicago convention, was arrested yesterday
tor stealing two hoEses four mules and two wagons
nom the farm 0 II. B Bailey, near Clarlsville
He returned the property and Bailey WI not prose-
cute.
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I'm Favor Of Cremat;on.

I'm Favor OF Cremation
4 MOVEMENT AMONG THE GERMANS OF THIS CITY
PROPOSED ORGANIZATION OF STOCK COMPANY.
An article In the Journal German paper Of this
city, recently favored the establishment Of crema-
tory In this District and this publication seems to
have had the enectOf crystalizng the sentiment in
favor Of this mode Of BURIAL which prevails to some
extent here, especially among the German element
OF our population. 1t has been decided to hold q
meeting Of those who are In favor Of such project
In few weeks, and the proposal will be made to
form an association, and ask Congress for charter
One prominent German in conversation with a
STAR reporter to-day said that he was in favor of
this mode Of disposing OF dead bodies, and he be-
leved that there were large number who preferred
1t to tnterment.
Owe might as wen have the furnace herr" ," he
continued, "as at Washington, Pa, because this Is
the capital and more central"
SIS not such q furnace expenNve7" asked the 10
aIes,I think It is," was the reply, "but corpo-
ration could raise enough money By selling stock,
and the furnance win soon pay handsome rev.
enue"
{ It has been suggested by some that the Ie Moyne
furnace, now at Washington, Pa, WIN be removed
to this city, and the headquartesof the cremation
tsts placed here
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= ATIONAL TEEATER.
ETERT EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
NJ "Wednesday Matinee.
The Popular Young Actor,
M JAliES O-NEILL,
IS Edmund Danes
With Nj John S:etson's Monte Cristo Company
Originally orz2rzed under NJ Stetson's management
Tor Booths TLeete-, New York
ElEazer ard P-oTe Nr. John Stetson
Dumas Grea- Pay OF
MONTE tRISTO.
E1-ire New Scenery. paiut-l by Wm- Voeztlin and
JUseyt Glaze formerly Artists Of Booths Theater
Grand Realistic Effects and Correct Appointments
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HURTING N YMLowsroNR PARK-Mr ". Scott
Smith, special agent Of t1a General Land once
70 examine the management Of the Yellowstone
park, reports that the superintendent, Mr. p q.
Conger, does not enforce the law ia regard TO hunt
ing parties and the other regulations tntended 70
preserve the PARK.
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CALLERS AT THE WHITE HoUsR.--Among the
White House callers this morning were Senators
Anthony, Dawes. Aldrich, Coke. Henderson. Cul
!um and McMillan Representatives York. Adams
Ray IN. =. Converse, Ranney, Bingham. Mackey
rorneT. Hill. Wait, Peters, Houk. Kelley and
Evans; Gen Anson McCook, Gov. Sheldon and Gen
Tyner.
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RAILROAD COMMISSION APPOINTED.-The Pres-
dent mas appointed John c. Wyman, n. Y; Frank
II. Truesdel]. District of Columbia. and II. Watkins
NY, commission to examine completed portions
OF the Northern Pacific railroad in Washington Ter
ritOry.
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Pnnm SAnr-WArzn OYsrrns

Fresh-opened arrived daily from Norfolk on Char1y
stone. New York, Linn Haven Bay.
TerTapdn. CLAIMS Wholesale and REAL Eknflieq SUD
piled II, WHITE co.
d16-1D 00 y 0tZSet aoItkWeok.
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MAJOR WM. D. WoLvEErcN, surgeon. has been
detailed as member OF the army retiring board
conTened at Washington barracks, District Of Co.
lnnlbia, vice First Lieut. W. Fitzhugn Carter, as
sista+lt surgeon, relieved.
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LOTTERY II TIE Ma1rs.-Special Agent Field Of
the Post Office department, has notified H. H. War
ner Co., of Rochester, y. Y. that th,rty-f1ve large
sacks ot their circulars are in the Boston post Office
ana Will be returned to them by express at their
expense. The circulars, in addition to the adver-
t.sement OF patent medicines, contain a lottery
scheme
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A WHOLESALE APPLICATION FOR PATENTs.-Dr
Blanchard or New York, fled to-day In the United
States Patent Office seventv-three applications for
patents, through his attorney, Il. IT, Alexander, Of
this city. This is the largest number OF appiica-
tlonS ever deposited by One inventor on the same
DAY. The Inventions relate TO combustion, power
and light
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SUING FOR THE CHERoKEE's S2a.5OO.-Yesterday
Mr. L. h. Pike entered a suit in the name OF the
United States for the use and benefit Of Elias C.
Boud1not and the Cherokee Nation Of Indians agt
W. A Phillips, to recover S22. .500-one-halt for the
use OF BoudinOt and One-half for the use of the
cherokee Nation. The declaration states that de-
ienGant On september 30th last. received so 500 OF
Of the 100000 appropriated by Congress March 81
leS3 and did not produce legal warrant or author1-
ty for receiving such sum.
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SEVENTY DOLLAR Tw1SGE.-The Acting Secre-
tary OF the Treasury has received conscience con-
tribution OF SO In an envelope postmarked Marion,
Canada.
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A CONTRACT ASSUILED.-The contract of P. G.
Meath, Of Memphis. Tenn. for the improvement Of
the Mississippi river on the HARD Times levee has
been annned for failure TO pt on sufficient force
OF worEinel The co,np.etion OF the contract has
been awarded TO Hugh Carlisle, OF G;lnuersy1lle
Ala.
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IN MEMORY OF EoH. JERE. S. B1ACK.-The MEM
ber Of the bar of the Supreme Court of the United
States held meeting at the Capitol yesterday to
pay respect to the memory OF the late Judge H. g
Black Hon George +. Et.non;.s was chosen cnalr-
lian and Mr.. JAS. II. Mc.ie,iucy. secretary. The
1o!iow!ng gentlemen wera appointed upon a COM
nlittee o.. resolutions ana Instructed 10 report at
meeting TO he held at i2 O'Clock Friday: Ne-srS
Nlchard I. -Ierrick. Thomas +. Bavari. Philip Phil
HrS. J. Randolph. Tucker. George W. Btidle, L. B.
Waiter II. Smith.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-L1eut. Commander Felix McCar-
ley, ordered as executive Of the receiving ship
Franklin, at Norfolk: Lieut.. John c. Colwell de-
tached from the Yant!c and ordered to snecal duty
az the Navy department: the orders CT Lieut.. Com
mander ThOS. N. Gardner to the Franklin revoked
aud he has been placed on sick leare: Lieut. Com
mander Il. L. Amory granted leave for one year;
Ensign Allen Il. Rogers, ordered to examination
for promotion.
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caucus, says that Immediately after the holidays
there viii be meeting Of the democratic caucus TO
map out line OF policy and select the caucus COM
miItee.
Ex-speaker Keifer win lead the republican MI
notty on the appropriations committee. and Mr..
Mckinley on the ways and means
There WIN be an attempt made in the House to
defeat the customary motion for an adjournment
over the holidays Some OF the new members say
that so long an adjournment causes an unnecessary
delay IN the transaction Of public business
Mr.. Cannon, OF Illinois, chairman OF the House
republican caucus who was recently authorized to
appoint general caucus committee OF ten, inclu-
ding himself, has filed the committee by the ap-
Reed, CalS1ns, Rice, Ryan, Bingham and eon.
The democratic Senators In caucus Yesterday af-
ternoon renominated the democratic onlces OF the
years ago as follows: L @ washington. for secre-
szssa!ivs elsrk shoOsr. principal S CLERK T8 D1
Mr.. Mutch1er, Of Pennsylvania, WILL It is stated,
Introduce In the House a bill authorizing the ap.
continent me & Dg 1ne rrssident OF scaenIac commits
ference of electricians on the occasion OF the inter
national electrical exhibition, to be held in Phar
delph1a in the autumn OF 1884
Representative HOlton VIII introduce q bm To
allow the employees Of the government printing Of
nce leave Of absence with pay tor Is days during
SENATE coMnrrEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS
At the meeting OF the Senate committee on mill
tary affairs this morning the nomination OF Col
Samuel B. Holabird, to be quartermaster general
was taken up ana 1t was decided to report 4 favor
PARTY VOTE
Mr. Shefman's motion In the Senate to proceed e
the election Of ofcers OF the Senate prevailed BY
vote Of "a ayes TO 50 Nays all the republicans votns
aye, all the democrats voting mo- Messra Allison
and CockTell Edmunds and Hampton. Sawyer and
paired AessTR Camsron, of Pa, and Farley, q
Cal, were absent
HOUSE Arronrrxsra
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Ex-Gov. LOVES ILLSEss.-Up to a late hour to-
day there was no change In the condition Of ex-
GOV. Ralph P Love- Of Iowa, who is lying at the
point Of death at his residence % fst street north
east His Physicians have but little hope for him,
pat say that they expect at any moment a sudden
cnange either for the better or worse His brother
hon !eter owe, has been tclegraphed for, and IS
expected today. He arrived In Baltimore yester-
gay. ana would have come Immediately tn this city,
out vas taken i'll. Mr.. Lowe. who is -S years Of
an eX-ch1ef Justice OF the snpreme court OF Iowa
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Affairs I'm yye.s yya.h,ur,o,.

SHIPPING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jacob Reed
Nlckerion, New Haven; r. 8. Nurford, Jewel,
Washington: Normandy. Percy, do; D. NJ. Anthony,
Chase, Fall River: Ceared-S;hrs. Geo. H. Mills,
Til!o.son, New Bedford; ID. & e Kelly, Taylor,
Paw ucket; Benz l. Briggs, Blossom, Richmond
Falls; receiving reservoir-north CONFECTIONERY
turbid. t6), south-clear t26); distributing clear.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Deeds In fee have
been recorded as follows: A. T. Gray to Fl. A.
Hoyt, sub. lot -. So. $50; $500 Fillmore BealI,
trustee, to T. F. Morrow. part S, So. 49,; s., $50
w. H. Browne to A. C. Bradley, part B. SO. 56s:
3. a. c. Bradley TO Louisa F. Browne, same
property; 5. b. ii. Warner ct al trustees, to
E. H. Breckenridge, part 2, So AT; 8. James
r. King, jr., TO n. McGowen, sub. lot 3d. So. 720;
$3.50
SUITS AGAINST THE John O. EVANS EsTArE-Suit
was Instituted Yesterday by John II. Plant, as
sigaee OF Sidney +. ShelbOurne, against Carrie B.
Evans, administrator CT the estate OF John o.
Evans, 10 recover $4,000, the amount claimed 10
be due for the purchase of the tug Des VOente and
dredge MI Nisi, In October, 1879, ana subsequent
use or the same. Daniel w. SHOEMAKER also
sues the estate to recover SIS 500 balance alleged to
be due for purchase OF dredging machine.
FIRES LAST NIGHF-Eirly this morning a guam
lily or paper In the cellar OF the National Repab-
Icdh O1lce, corner Of 10Th and ID streets, caught
fire, It's supposed, from the 6rippings OF the cast
Was SO thick that hole had to be cut in
the floor above in order TO get stream of water
on TIE nam'S. The large gas meter which sup
pies lne Posi- building was damaged, and the gas
TOOK nre. The damage IS estimated at about
sl00.-A little after IL O'Clock this morning an
ana ana 1lth and l2ta streets southeast, owned
by VIM. Benz min. was destroyed by fire.
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for The EVENING STAR.

Reported for The EVENING STAR
THE SCAvENaER CoNrRAcr-The death OF Mr..
Geo. w. Clifford does not necessarily vicate the
contract which he made with the city as night
scavenyer. and the work Will probably be per-
formed by his representative Tor some weeks at
least. Tie act under which the work Is now done
was approved August nth, 1881, AMI the contract
made some time later was for two years. The
law saws: ut Shall be the duty Of the mayor on
the 10th day OF July In every two years or as soon
thereafter as practicable to advertise for bids for
removing the night soil OF Alexandria for two
years from the first OF August thence ensuing
the work to be done on the odorless plan"
CHANGE IN OEFIcERs.-To-morrow the OFF,
meeting will begin their biennial term Of office,
serving until August LIST, 1885. There are no new
Jones, health onicer; DR.. A. Snowden, physician
OF the poor, and Geo. E. Price, fire warden OF the
second ward Policeman James Smith becomes
BASE BALL--The National nine, Of Washington,
yesterday afternoon Ward ~ BSringna Of n the
Post ONCE department, was umpire. The score
ter,minated@Nationas' 3; AIexandrlas The
tion-house this morning is Thomas Hillery, sent
Ford has been discharged from the Jail OF the city
At the last mayors court B. Shakey, colOred,
OF vS Wasnngton was fined 8 for disorder on the
Thomas Hall, coored, were each fined IS for disor-
der. and John Simms, convicted OF assault upon
NJ Butler. was also lined IS or to go to the chain
REPORTER's NOTES.-The funeral OF late Super-
intendent G. W. clifford took place this afternoon
| and was attended by many friends, inclu ling a
number Of city officials.-The city employees viii
all be paid on this week for the month OF july
crowd to Marshall Hall upon picnic next Fri
day.-John James was arrested Sunday evening
in his house at ROSSlyn, near the AQueduct bridge
which was entered by a posse OF county consta-
| 6les, and he was held. charged with keeping q
gambling h0use.-A lad named Lewis Smith had
| one foot badly hurt to-day by hose stepping
upon it-Mr. John B. Fassett. OF this city well
known In Washington, and connected with the
Midland railroad Office near 9Th street, Is quite III
| in Brooklyn, NY.
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Condensed Locals.

Worster d Adams send fine specimens Of Cone
Nvcr canJdlOupeS-
Street lamps Will be lighted at 40 n m and
extinsuished 1t 3:l5 am !.
fhE STAR will be sent by mail, post paid to those
leaving lie sity during the summer Tor any length
o. tIGe, and The add resS changed as often as de-
slice. subscription, My cents per month, POSI-
lively IN ADVANCE.
T. Idle A Tuoinas, formerly OF this city died OF
congestion OF the brain Ut Walla Walla, Washing
ten Territory, On July 9Th, Ia the twenty. third
ye ir OF his age.
y young man named Joseph Riley was charged
Dy Il stout OH man named John Schurman, in The
Police Court to-day, with assaultiDg him. a fine
Oi $40 or ~ nays was Imposed.
VI. Samuel Z. Mills. VINO has been appointed to
PRESIDE over the Police Court In the absence OF
Judge SGeil iwh0 has gone TO WatervIlle, Me-, for
q lnOHlEl, took the bench this morning.
Nj. L. Flynn, rs secretary Of the Plasterers'
CnioD, No. /, gives notice that that union has
adopted resolution tat on and AT er Seutember
Isl they viii demand $3.50 per daJ.
\ colored boy nameu John James. alias Robb
Jonn.on, was sent TO the reform school during his
minority by Judge Shell to-day for stealing two
RECEIVERS from Tho store OF DAVID Dryruss
Detectives RIM and Carter to-day arrested q
eoi0rei woman nIIned Barbara Waters, CHARGED
WIN the larceny OF 500 from Chas. Ware, an in-
mate OF her house.
INJUNCTION AGAINST THE BALTIMORE AND poro.
MAC RsILKo Nd j ustice Inles To-day, IN the case
OF VIM. e. Binbvrser against the Baltimore and
Potoinac Railroad company, granted an Injunction
against the latter Restraining them from allowing
cars loaded with cattle 10 stand for any length OF
time on the track on Maryland avenue, between
II and 10Th streets uthw est, and the running of
shifting engines and ge cral distribution OF freight
Cars on the tracks lying in front of this square
MARRIAGE. LICENSES.-Marr1age licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to John f.
Dries and Annie Capper; W. H. Boswell and Mary
E. Shipman, both OF Montgomery county, Md. |;
Michael j. OConner and Maggie A. Murphy. JAS
Brooks and Catherine Smith; Ad IN Michel AMI
Magdeiean Feile; Richard Delaney and Maria
Wells.
wAsHISGroN CATTLE M.RKEE-At the Queens
town drove yards, on the Metropolitan Branch b.
q u X r., three miles from the city-Lewls ID.
Means pfoprietor-yesterday 2i9 head of cattle
were sold to butchers at 4Ka5xc. per 10. 800
sheep and lambs uo: OF these l.Oc0 were sold as
follows: Sheep, 3Ha41c. per To-; lambs, 5a6Hc
per TO-, and 30 sh ppe.I to Baltimore. Cows and
calves brought $25as50. The state Of the mar.
Vet was IalE.
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K1se's PALACE.
s14 SEVENTH STREET
WE ARE STILL HAMMERING AWAY!
WE TAKE THE BOTTOM OUT OF ALL!
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST!
KINGS PALACE,
GREAT SLAUGHTER HOUSE.
Don't you buy Millinery until you have given us
call else will lie the loser by it. Facts speak louder
than words!
NOW FOR OUR PRICES! BEAT THEM IF
YOU CAN.
Two more of elegant Shell Hats at % cents
only.
Elegant Cape Nays at "a cents only.
Rough and Ready Cape May Knowltons best goods,
at 81 cents only
Elegant desirable shape in Romance and Belle Cole,
and all other leading shapes at 30, "a and 80 cents
sold formerly at 70 cents and 81.
Eleaant Black Chip Hats in leading shapes, at 15 Is
and 80 cents onlys old formerly from 81 to 81 so.
Elegant Trimmed Hats at aud rs cents only.
Only SEQ more Cf our AGENT fats on hand.
]. 600 me Pumes at 80 and 65 cents only.
5000 punches Tips. in all colors, IS and so cents
Only.
500 punches of Black TIPS at 20 cents only.
HATS GIVEN AWAY AT KINGS PALACE!
True aud indisputable tho facts that Kings
Palace Carries the la get and the most fashionable
stock AMI under all circumstances always been the
leader in low prices.
Do not neglect to get your bargains at
KINGS PALAC
sl4 SEVENTH STREET jy21
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The Courts.
E0IYITY .IlIfino

EQUITY COURT-J,td1e James.
Rothrock agt. Parker; restraining order dis
solved Reed agt. Reed ct al; exceptions to auli-
tors report ovcrruled and report affirmed. N l.
tional Savings Bank agt Adams; sale finally rati-
fed. llersey agt. Jersey; divorce granted. Wood
run ast National Shelf and File Co.; injunction
Grd ntel and account ordered. Shepherd ct AL act
BrOwnet H.; certified 10 the General Term. stein
acker agt Min!er ct al; order allowing parties TO
appear as complainant. Blmberger agt b. and P.
X. r. Co.; injunction granted.