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Fluctuations in Wall Street.

n btoLiNE IN EVERY STOCK ON THE LIST.
NEW YORK, Dec 22.-The Euenin0 Posts financial
article contains the following: The stock market
opened generally "a to 90 lower, the latter on Pa
cilc MAIL In the first fifteen minutes there was
further decline of e to IL, the latter on Union
racine, TO 15s but from that price until II O'clock
I.e market was frmer. In the twenty minutes
turn, but from 11:30 until IL was again firIner
Inc announcement OF a very favorable bank state
HieAt at IL O'Clock had an effect contrary to the
usual experience, as 1t was followed by decline OF
prices On the whole the market was cratic,
leVtrlsn and evidently manipulated, the net result
up 10 l23O O'Clock being decline for every stock On
tne LIST except Oregon and TranscontileuIll.
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BAKER On Saturday December o2d 1891 ata. ",
Miss REBEcCA w. BAKER, in the forty-tili YEAR 81
Dearest sister. thou hast left us
Here thy loss We deeply feel,
But us God who has bereft US,
He can all our sorrows heal
FROM HER ONLY SIsTrR
Funeral viii take place Monday December astb at
p. m, from her late residence.
BERGMAN. December 10th 1888 Oracle r. infant
daughter of john and NJ L Bergman aged one Wear
copy.l ~ papers i4e0se
CONDRoN. On Friday December 21st, 1883. at Sis
ABBY n CoNDRoN, widow Of The Rev. Seorre M
oG Nn Funeral which viii be privare, will take
poSe nono<s. Wilmington, Del, papers please copyl
CURRY On December I'D 1885, at 10 O'CLOCK DO.
RINDA Z. CURRY, wife OF Levi Curry. w.
OF. 9 s on Monday at O'clock from ~ r. church.
sth street Friends and relatives invited Ire
FRAME. On Thursday December % 1899 AZ ~
O'clock a M SADIE FRAME aged twenty two months
Funeral from the residence of her parents 1919 s.
street northwest Sunday afternoon. at O'clock 80
HAYDEN. On Friday, December f2lst. lsSa at O an
PM DARBY HAYDEN. in the thirty ninth year of bis
zo His funeral viii take place from his late residence No.
Ios fourth street northwest, Tomorrow SunGay De-
church The relatives asd friend. invited to attend
LEMKUHL- FRED LEMRUHI. aged sixtv-ty.
eaf boT1 IN hanoyer Germany. died Friday Decen.
His funeral VIII place from his late residence ,ns
- slts;t southwest at O'Clock Sunday afternoon to
tBaltlmore sun and Correspondent and Hifbmand
papers please coyy.l =
~! NfE 81 On, On Friday morning December 2lst. 1854
hfty-one years and five months y -
Funeral Will be Sunday. December D. az 10 O'Clock
snd frd dere on Gh9rch street. Laurel Md Reiyes
90, oHAGAN. On Friday pecenlber q. 1883. JOHN W.
OHlAGAN only son OF Jas T. ana Elizabet6 Oiiae an
Funeral will take place from his parsuts residence
~. o.a s4est nortnwest, on Sunday sd, at pm.
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The New England Society.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR, Mr. BEECHER AND GEN GRA-


IIH11'1H'h7NI AnIHth n, NM BEktHEK AND GIN. GRANT
MAKE SPEECHES.
The fourth annual dinner OF the Rroollvn Nav
England Society was given last evening at the as
selnbly rooms OF the Academy OF Music New York
dent OF the society," occupied the seat OF honor AT
ms rlSnt SAT PRESIDENT Arthur, and on his eft ex-
PreSdent Grant. In response to the toast: ITO the
frtSdent OF the L nited States" President Arthur
SAID: 81 heartily wish, Mr.. President that by bril-
lant lash or silence / might illuminate Your mind
and the minds OF all my New England brethren here
aSsemoieu with sense OF my gratitude for the too
hatteIihg reception You have accorded me- know
that the toast just offered is naught In itself but
o.ai ana respectful tribute which at these annual
leSEaS you are wont TO pay 20 the national eNecu-
i've IN tne nature OF things tonight ft has a
WIDER and more personal Significance for with YOUR
serves, am a son OF New England and citizen OF
New York. We are bound together by ties OF line
age ana are alike proud OF the home OF our birth
anu tile nome OF our adoption God love them both
Sspohe nrleny, and he was followed by Henry Ward
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WEI DE MEYER.

WEI DE MEYER
1t is undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS Ca
TARRH CURE is the only treatment that will ABSOLUTE
~ cure Catarrh-fresh chronic TT is marvel Rev
p Fries Cairo. NY" ut restored me to the pulpit
Rev George E. Refs, Cobleville n. Y" zone box rad
cally cured me- Rev. c. r. TAYLOR, 40 Noble street,
Brooklyn" "a perfect after 80 years suffering J..
D. Mcdonald, 71O Broadway. n. y" &C. &c. Thousands
Delivered. SL0o. DR.. Wei De Meyers TREATISE
with statements by the cured mailed Free D. B. Dewey
& Co. 1S2 Fulton street, ". d15-stth.39
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BAIL GIVEN BIZ WEBB AND THE FTTZGERALDs.
To-day, In the Criminal Court, Immediately after
Judge Wyne had announced his decision In the
case OF Spencer, Mr. R G. Ingersoll called the at
tention OF the court to the case Of N. W.
and S. c. Fitzgerald. who were indicted yesterday
for violating the post oice laws On regard to pen
sion cases., and stated that, having heard OF the
indictment. they were In court He asked what
amount OF BAH was required.
District Attorney Corkhill said that he had had a
consultation with Mr.. Jere. Wilson as to the
case OF Mr.. A. r. Webb, indicted for a similar
onense, and they had agreed on the sum OF S. 600
The court said that the amount would be SO
fixed.
Mr. Robert Proctor was offered for the FTtzger-
aids and, being accepted, the recognizances were
entered into.
For Mr. Webb Mr. A. c. Richards was offered as
surety, and accepted by the court.
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SURVIVORS OF THE STEAMER ST. AUGUsTIN.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-Several more Of the crew OF the
steamer st. AuguStin, which was burned on Sun
day In the Bay of Biscay, have been landed at Do
yer.
LONDON. Dec. 22.-The steamer John Williamson
rescued six more men from the ST. AuguStin, and
has landed them in the Tyne.
VICTOR HUGO AND O'DONNELI'S SENTENCE
PARIS, Dec: a2ELord Lyons, the English ambas-
sador TO France has written letter to Victor Hugo
expressing the regret OF the English government
that ii found 1t impossible to advise Queen Victoria
TO commute O,D0nnells sentence of death.
ADJOURNED FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
NJ ADRID. Dee. 22.-The Cortes have adjourned for
the holidays
EARTHQUAKE AT LISBON.
LISBON, Dec 22-Ihere was strong shock Of
earthquake here at 330 O'Clock this morning.
TO THE RESCUE.
CALCUTTA. Dec. 22.-The expedition sent against
The Atcha tribe entered the Atchalia country on
the 18th instant. and rapidly advancing to the
rescue or the officers captured during the raid OF
the tribe into Assam.
ANARCHISTS CONVICTED AND SENTENCED.
PARIS, Dec. 2a-The anarchists who We're ar
rested Tor advertising and promoting the projected
meeting In front OF the BOlrse ON Friday, the 9TH
INST. and the other anarchists who were indicted
TOT manufacturing explosives here have been tried.
convicted and sentenced TO terms OF imprisonment
varying from one week TO six months. When the
Judgment was pronounced upon the prisoners by
tne court. several people in the audience shouted
''NlVe L anarchie."
A SIGNIFICANT APPOINTMENT
LONDON, Dec. ga Berlin dispatch to the Ex-
cnange Telegraph company states that Gen. Won
been placed on the retired list. Gen Won Loe, a
roman Catholic, who accompanied Prince Frederick
William upon his visit to the king of Spain and the
ENG OF italy IS appointed as the successor to Gen
Won lhlele. This appointment. the dispatch states
Is regarded as further step In the German policy
OF Cancellation with the Vatican.
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A WOnian's Folly.
AN ALLEGED ATTEMrr Of AN INSANE WOMAN To
BURN HERSELF ALIVE

A little before noon today, Mrs Mundheim, who
lives on 7th street, between and G streets south
west rushed out OF her house. her clothing being in
blaze. She ran into the store of Mr. Fischer
adjoining her house, where the flames were
ext1nguished BIZ Mr.. Fischer and Mr.. Dennis Mrs
Mundheim has been suffering from temporary in
sanity and was released about two weeks ago from
the insane asylum. l. IS thought that she set fire
TO herself for the purpose OF committing suicide
DIR. Hammett, who rendered medical aid, pro.
nounced her injuries to bt Of serious character,
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No CURE. NO PAY WHITEHURSTrS CEDAR
BaISAM Is warrantedt to Coughs Colds t,ron
.n3at and Lung Diseases, etc. Six DROPS dose TRY
IL II nor satisfied return the empty bottle and get your
THOMPSON 703 18th street ns-tb 9 t,',,, -
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The Courts.
PROBATE CouRT-I.6oe .Lonee

EQUITY COURT-Judge James
To-day, Crow agt. Boucher auditors report con-
ilrmed. g. and 7. X. K agt. Morgan ct al; on
hearing.
PROBATE CoURT-Judge James
yesterday, In re viii OF Elizabeth Long; commits
SION issued to II. E. Bartlett, OF Baltimore, Nd to
Green; final notice issued appointing Monday Jam
uary q, 1884, for settlement Estate OF Maria G.
Fitzhugh; will admitted to probate and letters tes
tamenfary issued to David c. F1tzhugh on special
bond OF 5000. Estate OF Richard D. Cults; VIII
admitted to probate and letters testamentary
issued to Minna j. Cults on bond Of $4,000 In re
Gilbert d. Fox; order authorizing guardian to nav
out sS75 for maintenance OF wards since the death
OF their father. In re HeZekiah Jackson late United
states army; petition of Cesar Smith to be ap-
pointed guardian filed. Estate of Robert j. Powell:
order refusing probate OF will.
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SARAs DAGGER AND MILE CoIoNRIER,s Roor
Mile Colombier has written letter to the Paris
Ftgdfo, In which she says she regrets that she
wrote the Memoirs OF Sara Barnum y baceusa tho
DOCK mas caused such discussion She declares
mat una, NINE bernhardt was wrong in supposing her
sen W ue Ine imaginary heroine alluded TO in the
book. Mile. Coiombier Continues s.SefIher her
dagger nor horsewhfp nor the cutlass of NJ Richie
pm touched me. Concealed behind window Cur
tam, /! witnessed all that passed. NJ Richenin
wounded one OF my friends who was endeayofin NO 10
prevent him from entering my apartments
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BALTIMORE. Dec. 22.-virsfnis sixes past due con.
pons ~: new teaforties SSs: new thress 56 bid TO
BALTIMORE Dec 27-Cotton duIl-middiins Iok
Flour dull and easy and unchanged wheat-eoutheru
southern red, LOCAL Ii; do. amber i0Al Il; No
Maryland, I l2A asked No western winter red srot
l0Sal 0eh January os7.al 90. February llisai I2s
March. l1SsaLlt May, ll7i.al fsS Corn-southcrn
rmer western frrner and dull southern white 5Ss6O;
do yellow. 5+a6O: western mixed spot COZ hid; De-
cember, cox January. 6oha6l y; February 62aas2,.
March. 63s64 steamer 81 S55 Osts steafy-solIthsrp
Ssat3 western white. %0as2 do mixed 3Sas9 Pennsyl-
yania Sss42 Rye quiet. eesss. Hay unchanged and
iul Provisions steady and dull Butter dull-westsrn
packed los22; creamery 2SaS5. EeSxfresh steady -
rickled active. 20a22. Petroleum unchanged Coffee
dull-ko cargoess ordinary To fair, loyalty Sugar
Steady-A soft, 9; copper refined quiet i4sal4 \
Whisky steady, lls.l 1ss Friehts TO liverpool pr
steamer unchaneed Receipts-nour. LAS barrels !;
wheat 10000 bushels; corn Al 900 bushels: rye lO0
bushels Shlpments-wheat l05.OD0 bushels Sales
wheat. alS.Vt0 bushels: corn, los. 90 bushels
RANGE or THR THEKNoNEfER--The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer to-day am, $50: II am, 2S2, 2pm, gS
Maximum, 35.4: minimum ga
slight fire In the basement OF oppenheimer's
eMLhg-inachine store, corner OF 9Th and streets
northwest, about eleven O'Clock this morning oc-
casloned an alarm from box 10. The nre was soon
extfnguiShed.
Mr. l. ID. Wine, OF this city, has gone 10 Gettys-
ourg TO attend the funeral OF his Authoritarian
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Ex.senator spencer,. CO..
HE THREATENS SUIT FOR DAMAGES AND co,
GRIsGloNAL INyYsrIGArION

Ex-senator Spencer, who was discharged from
custody by Judge Wyne to-days, says he contem
plates bringing suit Tor damages In an inter
view to-day he said an Investigation Of the stal
route trials by Congress would be urged
the object being to learn why some persons
were tried and Others were not, and why so much
money was paid 10 government attorneys "DorSey
was but small fry In the star route cases. Their
are western men deeper In than he" said Mr.
Spencer.
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Pilgrims Day Celebration.

PLYMOUTH, MASS, Dec. 22.-The landing OF the
pilgrims was appropriately observed here to-day
Dy the Pilgrim Society in Pilgrim hall, Hon. ThoS.
russell presiding. Hon. Oliver Ames, Hon. Fred
eflck L. Ames, Hon. j. ID. Long, and j. Henry Stick
hey We're made honorary members
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THR IRISH QUESTION NOT DISCUSSED AT ROW.
Slcar-Ieneral Edward McColgan. OF st Peters
Cathohc church, Baltimore, received letter YES
geruay from Archbishop Gibbons, dated Rome.
neC ., III mlGh ne says the matters discussed with
the ponttfcal representatives related entirely 10
eccleslaSt1cal discipline. The archbishop stated
taC the lrSh question In this country had not nor
would lt be at all mentioned in the conference
Inc archolshop says "the holy father viii rot send
any aononltfon 10 the Catholics OF America on the
IRISH question: - ~ Ilo
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A UERBACHS DOUBLE STORE.
IA Corner 18th and streets

A UERBACH'S DOUBLE STORE,
IA Corner 9TH and Fl streets
HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR GIRLS
The LITTLE DAISY MACHINE
complete and perfect working Sewing Machine
height Of table - inches will do good sewing as any
large achlne Just what You want for your little girls
from to Is years Every little girl iii Washington is
Respectfully invited to TO the corner Of It'll and H.
and bring her sewing along ~
HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR LADIES
Eiegant assortment of beautiful improved Sewing
Machines, New Am RIGA No. T. Domestic" .Singe
anu almost every kind Inade to select from
You can buy an excellent machine from for yonr
Wiz Tor 3d. with 1--WE years guarantee amental and
HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR BOYS
flne DSkn tIovcs fur tops; Scarfs Ties, Silk Sus-
Ihders, Dress Shirts Underwear, Skin Caps Hats
HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN
flI st SIR SCarfs. from 40c s. so; Kid Castor
DvE-hln and Fur-lincl Gloves. Updrgrafs best Ha-
etstl wH Gloves splendid 2-button Doaskn Gloves
81 fIne Sl.k Suslendrrs. Silk handkerchief < w
Collars and Cutts, Fine English Mcrino socks Saxony
Vol German Hand Knit Jackets and Bicycle Stock
n FIie English Underwear, in eight different colors
B;cErIe and Blue Flannel Shirts Twillet SILK I'm
DR. hC lIGy styles i'll Mems Soft and Stiff Hats
q aT-FRR.GtTS 49,
- Corner 9TH and II streets
tome ana see our latest Novelty Writing Desk and
Sewing Machine combined just the thing Tor Holt
day Present liz
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Affairs in West Wa.niup,o,,.

DEAD INFANT FOUND-Y Yesterday, at 100 o. m.
OFFICER Warwick brought to the station the body OF
a white female infant, which he had found on 3,th
street, between NJ and Prospect streets The cor
oner gave certificate OF still birth and for burial
PERsoNAL.-Mr Abraham Il Herr is slowly re-
covering from his long illneSA
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A USEFUL GIFT FOR YOUR LADY FRIENDS

l. one OF our beautiful HARTFORD SEWING MA
CHIMES acknowledged to I've the best and positively
the highest running Sewing Machine produced 1t
Iiahts perfect lock stitch, and used on the
finest fabric to the cloth without the alteration
of tensions. ~
Also the simple NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE
u1eqaled for dur sbiy. These machines have all the
latest improvements and warranted for five wears
sod on monthly payments and special discount for
OPPENHEINIER'S
Reliable SeVng Machine and Fashion Rooms
dl1 52S 9th street Ii. W., st. Cloud Building
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The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 2:3O prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire to Il. Il. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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AUCTION SALES.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co. Auctioneers.
TOYS CHINA DOLLS. VASES, SC. AT AUcTfoy.
we will sell at our Salesroom. MONDAY DrcEAI
Der TMENTY-FoURTH. at TEN O'CLOCK A n n
hot OF Toys Dolls Nns. Work Boxes. etc.
It WALTER y. WILLIAMS CO.. Auc.s.
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Christmas Present. by Express.

VALUABLE FAGhAGES SENT AWAY-IHK kAFKESS
PEOPLE KEPT BUSY.
"There Is more Christmas express matter being
handled this season than ever before said an ex-
pressman to STAR reporter yesterday. ga notice
able thing, too-a thing that shows the growing
wealth Of Westinghouse that the presents sent
out through our Office this year included
an increased number OF valuable articles.
There are more small packages, Jewelry and the
like, than at any previous Christmas. The value
OF some OF the packages was all the way from 800
TO 81 600" An Adams express company employe
said that they would be Obliged to receive and de-
liver express matter all day Sunday. They have
employed in the Christmas hauling AS horses and Is
wagons, attended by an extra force OF men.
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MARRIAGE LIcESsEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to VIM. T.
Cooke and Laura A. V. Cole; Zeddie X. KidweH and
Lille James, both OF Alexandria; Albert Ennis and
Diana Pndle, OF Anne Arundel Co., Md.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
BARGAINS liz LACE GooDs.

BARGAINS liz LACE GooDs.
Positively the Cheapest Goods ever shown In
this city.
VERY DESIRABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
REDUCTIONS:
Eichus male of fine IAces. only sc. worth 75c
Ffchus made Of Oriental Ice only 75 former price 95c
One Fich1s e Oriental Lace, all transferred on
hae Net, only pc. worth >l.53
lust PURCHASED MANUFACTURERS SAMPLES
OF FICHUs AND COLLARS. WHICH WE
WILL SELL AT HALF PRICE
On Spanish Fclus. very large only osc worth g.
GOODS PUT Up IN FANCY BOXES WITHOUT
EXTRA CHARGE.
Don't fail TO examine the thousands Of articles dis
played at Mammoth Establishment this week.
CHAS. BAUM,
d18 z16 SEVENTH STREET
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The public schools were closed yesterday unit
after New Years
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aoARnEn BY A HAYTIES MAN-oF-WAR-Capt
WAITS, vi lne American schooner s. j. Watts ra-
ports at Philadelphia that In the bay OF PorI an
Prince, on November ., his vessel was boarded Inv
tne crew OF Hayden man-0f-war, the DessaltneS
commanded by Capt. Cooper, who said he was
son Oh Rear Admiral Cooper, United States navy.
Inc watts was permitted TO proceed after her
papers had been Inspected ~
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A TURKISH BEAUTY's EscAPapE. The nre,.v
widow OF former officer or the Sufan's h0uieboId
mas created a sensation in Constantinople by
elophg with a young attache OF the Belgian EN-
oaSsy. The lady fed with her lover to Paris alb
Jufed the moSlem faith. embraced Catholicism ana
was guy married The Sultan has now issued strict
tulcI5 mat The law, as laid down In the Koran re-
be vigorously enforced, and that all yiol2tinns
tnereol shall be punished with the barbarous ppn-
aItieS enforced in the days of the prophet.
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Found Guilty OF Cruelty Treating g
Sailor.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22-The jury in the case Of
Capt. Joshua Slocum, master OF the ship Northern
Light, who was tried In the United States circuit
court criminal branch) on a charge of cruelty
treating a sailor, named Slater, on voyage from
South Africa, found him guilty. Captain Socum
new trial. The penalty for the offence is 81 600
fine or five years Imprisonment both, In the dis
erection Of the court
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Capitol Topics.
ADDITIONAL HOUSE APP

The eX-employes OF the House post Office, last
evening" called in body their late official chief
MI Henry Sherwood, at his house on East Capitol
street, before leaving for their homes
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10 LET COLD HAVE fTs OWN WAY Is TO ASST IN
laying the foundation or CONSUMPTION TO cure The
most stubborn Cough or Cold. you have only 10 use
Judlciously Or. Jayne'S EXDectorant
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CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY IN VIRGINIA The
virginia board OF state canvasSers yesterday issued
certificates TO NJ. p. Rue and VIM Townes, 1r.. two
coaltlonlsts claimed to have been elected In the
portsmouth ana Mecklenburg senatorial districts
at the special elections recently held fn those dis
tflctS under wits OF election issued by the COVER
nor. Elections Will be held In all four OF the dis
trlctS In which vacancies exist on January z under
wr1tS issued under authority OF the senate The
coantion1sts claim TO have already flIed these
vacancies under the governors writ. The matter
may nnally ind its way into the courts on legal
points claimed to be involved
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Look Our For THE Ho11DArs.
CH r.. PERT.
KRISS KINGLE HEADQUARTERS
Nos 4O3 AND 405 7rH STREET NORTHWEST.
FRENCH, ENGLISH. GERMAN GOODS AND TOYS
ADAPTED TO
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS.

MR. RUPERT takes great pleasure in informing his
Trends and the public i'll general that he has received
through his Agents in Europe the Finest Selection of
TOYS AND FANCY NOTIONS that have ever been in
trod1Iced IN this section of the country
French and German DOLLS of all Designs
TOYS, GAMES, SOLDIER EQUIPMENTS
Russia Leather, Work Glove and Handkerchief Boxes
WRITING DESKS AND DRbSSING CASES
MUSICAL BOXES. all Sizes and Styles
CHINA VASES AND ORNAMENTS
WORK STANDS AND FANCY BASKETS
HOBBY, SPRING AND SHOO FLY HORSES
Boys and Girls Felocipedes and Doll Carriages
SLEIGHS. WAGONS. WHEELBARROWS &c
BICYCLES, ALL SIZES, OF DIFFERENT DESIGNS
ioOoo other ARTICLES too numerous to mention.
10 avoid usual rush at Christmas times our Customers
are invited to make their purchases early
SELECTED GOODS CAN BE LAID ASIDE USTlL
CHRISTMAS IF DESIRED dl5-st