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SuGAR-Pure white, Ole; off white, &c;
yellow, sa@9c; open kettle, T94@s%c; refined A,
9@9Ac;. graduated, SIC; powdered, lOg1O14c;
C0FFEE-Common. loo; ordinary, 10Hc; fair,
lie; prime Rio, lie; choice, 13@14c; fancy.
Hc; old government, 23@30c.
M0LASSES-Louisiana, common to fair, 300
Sc; prime to choice, 43950c: centrifugals, BOG
40c; syrMn. 3sc; sorghum, 35@40c.
RiReapples, 81 so; peaches, lib, standard; 81 60:
sennds, 81 40; tomatoes, BIB, standard, sl@
raspberries, 81 15@1 80; blackberries, 81 1901 .;
green CAGES, 81 SO; pears, 81 so; plums, 81 So;
green corn, 81 10gI5 so; green peas, 90c9Sl 20; cove
oysters, full weight, LIB, 81 Is; cove oysters. full
weight, BIB, 81 s.; cove oysters, light weight, l.
Id, G5c; cove oysters, light weight. 2lb 81 20; con-
densed milk.Crown, Sc 25@6 so; Eagle, Ss25;
Swiss. Sc 2596 so.
CANDLES-Full weight, 15c.
P|9 &c per pound.
SALT-Per carload, 81 35g1 40 per barrel; 81 SO
in sacks; pockets, bleached, 21a9Ic; coarse, 81 y,
carloads from levee or depot 5910c cheaper.
BAGGING AND TIES-Bagging, jute, $40
Ike, according to weight. Ties, Arrow, 81 400
l As.
BALTIMORE, October 3.-Coffee firmer
Rio, cargoes, ordinary to fair, 9A@l0s4c. Sugar
active and firm A soft, SIC.
New ORLEANS, October Coffee active
and firm; common to good common, S1gdll4c
Sugar and molasses-old supply exhausted.
New York, October 3.-Coifee quiet Out
firm. Sugar-demand fair and market firm fail
to good refining quoted mt q Il-lGo6 l3-l6c refined
stendy, standard A S5saSl9e; ~cutlOaf and crushed
9lsc: powdered, SsG91zc: granul1ted, ) l3-lGc
M nln1E fEans nNnn I'd pAEZa
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COTrON-SEED.

CoTToN-SEED MEAL-Prime, old, SIS so;
new, SO per ton per carload lots.
COTTON SEED ~0ILS-Crude, in round lots of
100 to 500 brls, as to quality, old, 26g2Sc; in round
| lots of 100 to 500 brls, new, Doc bid, 35c asked.
Summer yellow refined, carload lots, old, 41@
45c summer yellow refined, new, none in mar
ket. Summer white, none in market. Winter
yellow, carload lots. as TO quantity, 52G55c;
i Ints ASP
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per nd, SOS.
ST. LOUIS, October 3.-Hogs active and
higher; light, s. 1905 20; heavy, $ o g 20; pack
ing, 81 GOES 10; receipts, 300 head; shipments.
100 head. Cattle active and firm natives very
scarce; Texans, 50 SCAT .; Indians, 50 50Si 40;
receipts, 1900 head.
CHIc4zeo, October 5. - Hogs receipts,
Is, 900 head; active and strong; light. q 9095 %;
rough picking, 81 SOFA 80; heavy packing and
shipping, 81 s5@5 20. Cattle-receipts,. 5000 head:
steady: exports, S96 40; good TO choice ship
ping, s. 900 80; common to fair, 81 70.
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MARKET

CoAL-On-Prime white, wholesale lots,
Ice per gallon.
CLEvisLAND,O o., October3.-Petroleum-
S. W., 11oS, Sc.
PIrTssuRG, October 3.-Petroleum dull;
United certificates weak, closing at 81 I%s.
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIVAL AND DEPssTUREo OF TRAINS

Chesapeake, OhiO and Southwestern
Trains move as follows: No 2 ~(expressl leaves at
ll;45 Pm; No. 8 tmaiD at $40 a. m. Nq. 8 {Cuv-
ington accommodation at 40 pm. No. l lex
press arrives at 3 am; No. Z arrives at las
pm; No. 5, CovingtOn accommodation, $3.50
am. tcity time).
Memphis and Little R~ock-Trains move
g. follows; No. / leaves daily at 40 pm; ar
fiFes at l:5 pm. Nos 8 leaves at 5 am / ar
rIyes at 1905 AM; No. 8 (ffeight) leaVts uore-
neld at g. 5 a. I'm; arrives at 6 30 pm.
Louisville and NashviIIe-Trains move a
follows; Fast mail arrives daily at 4aO am;
leaves At HISS PINT mail leaves daily OF 7;55
An. Brownsvilie accommodation leaves daily,
except Sunday, at 4:55 pm; mail arrives daily
etA:1O pm. Brownsville a~ccommodation arrives
daily, except Sunday, at SiS5 ann. City timel.
Memphis and CIiarlest0n-Trains move
a. follows (eity timei. Through express leates
daily at II 80 pm. Mail and express leaves daily
Ct ! 80 am. Somerville accommodation leaves
press arrives daily at IL; 30 am. Mail and ex-
press arrives daily Mt $500 pm. Somerville ac-
eommodation arrives daily, except Sunday, at
Mississippi and Tennessee-Trains move
as follows: New Orleans mailleaves daily at 40
R,m,; Sardis accommodation leaves daily, except
sunday, at AIS pm; freight leaves daily, ex-
eept sunday, at AS Am. New Orleans mail ar
riFes daily at $3.50 an; Sardis accommodation
arrives daily, except sunday, at S:45a.m, freight
arrives daily, except Sunday. at3 Hop. m. Freight
trains carry DassenOers-
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

HoRsEs-Good driving, Sl25620O: heavy
draft, ~sI5a@eOO; saddle horses, sl25@25O; plugs,
s4Oa 20.
MULES-Market quiet. and values nominal.
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Notice to Debtors.

PERssS9sNs owing the . Memphis s,,E. lis 6 SoI.nr =
lSS3, as after that date the accounts will be placed
in the hands of a collector. just claims viii have
tobe brought in also by that date. The prorrie-
tor starts into another business by that time:
J. I.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. $. A.
MEMPHIS, TRIM, October 3, 1888. }
The following observations are taken at
the same moment of time Q:0S PM at all the
stations named:
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8 feet J inches, and stationary, Weather clear

8 feet z inches, and stationary Weather clear
and cool.
CINCINNATI, October 3.-Noon-River
3 feet 6 inches and stationary. Weather clear;
thermometer 62o.
~PrTTsBURe, October 81 oon-Rivei
5 feet 5 inches, and rising. Weather clear and
pleasant. Night-River 4 feet 2 inches, and
rising. Weather clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, October 3.-Noon-River
on a stand, with 4 feet s inches in the canal.
Weather clear and pleasant. Business good.
apt. ]. P. Duffy has sold his new towboat 0sce-
Ola to Uncle Sam; terms private.
EVANSVILLE, October 3.-Noon-Riyer
again on a stand, with l $40 feet on the gauge.
Weather cloudy, with signs of rain; thermome-
ter66'. Night.-Riyer rising, with 9-l0 feet on
the gauge. Weather cloudy and warm, wind
north, thermometer 40 to co..
CAIRO, October 3.-Noon-River 5 feet
II inches, and rising. Weather cloudy and cool.
Arrived: Port Eads, New Orleans, 4 tam; Henry
A. Tyler. St. Louis. Departed: Jack Frost,
South, Am; Tyler. Memphis, 10 am. The d.
H. Howell sent for boat lighters to over Tip
tonville. N~ight-River 5 feet 2inches, and rising;
thermometer S.. Departed: Port Eads, New
Orleans, 5 Am.
GSee Additional River Ns,os on Fourth PaOe.l
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
3 Prizes Of sl00 each approximate to the
Slu,Np "0
y Prizes OF SO each approximate to the
z Prizes Of SO each approximate to the
Elulu Luu
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9l9 Prlles lU. S. Carreneyl

sb ffIzes W. : Currency .......... S6, lA
Prircs payL Die in nall, without deduction, on the
arrival Of tho official lists from Havana, Cuba.
For tickets, circulars or further information ad-
dress CHASE y co, General AGENTS, New Haven,
Conn, or No. q West Court ST., Memphis, Tenn.
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.
THIS nav

THIS DAY..
Friars Point--....CoAHoMA, Lee, 8 pm.
Hales Point-...--GAYoso Hall, 5 pm.
St. Louis -.........H. A. TYLER, MassengaIe, 5 I'm.
FRIDAY mi SATURDAY.
Arkansas City.--KATE ADAMS, Friday, 2 p.m-
0sceoia .---------DEAN ADAMS, Friday, 5 pm
Vicksburg ...~..-..-CARRIER, Friday, 10 am.
st. Louis -~....---CIT Providence, Friday, 10s.iu
White River...--JosIE HARRY, Saturday, 5 pm.
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The New York future market opened quiet; at
10:37, dull at II Isl, dull but steady; at u 20,
steady; at l:i2, steady; at 2;42, dull, closing
steady. Sales, IS 600 bales. Closing quotations:
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and closed firm, the previous days prices ruling.
Sales, $50 bales-export, 200 bales; spinners, $50
bales. The quotations at the close were:
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COTIBN STATEMENT.
MEupurz Octaher 2 1892

80 '.'''''' ''s'ss'' II
The New York spot mafbet opened quiet, nom
inally unchanged at Il 10, quiet; at 2 rs, steady,
closing steady, with the price-list unchanged.
Sales, 1871 bales. Contracts. 800 bales. Closing
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LIE NlckSDurg correspondent OF the
Commercial Gazette, writes October LIST: The
time contracted for by Rittenhouse Moore to do
sufficient work to use up the sl0O, 600 Appropriated
for the Nicksburg harbor expired last night, and
only $4,000 of the amount was used for dredging
the harbor, leaving the balance, less the amount
paid for the engineers, in the hands of the River
Commission. As the work done SO far by the
of the time for its completion being extended.
There is something over $1,000 yet un~expended,
river through Chickasaw bayou The survey now
being made of the inner harbor. to determine how
much il has filed since the last high water, will
be completed to-day. This survey is made to be
presented to the River Commission, now in ses-
sion.'
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FINANCE.

The rates Tor money continue at s per
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THE COTTON

The local market opened quiet and Stead,
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The Liverpool spot market at noon was quoted
firm. Sales, 1900 bales, of which 0 800 bales
were American. Receipts, 200 bales, of which
20J bales were American.
At L is: Uplands, sgd; Orleans, Cd.
The Liverpool future market at noon was
quoted easy: October, 5 56-64d; 0ctober-No-
vember, . 54-6id; November december, 5 53-64d
December-January 5 54-64d: January-February,
3 56-64d; February-March 5 59-Gid; March-April,
5 62-64d April-May, s 1-64d; May-June, 8 4-64d
At 80: October, 55-65d; observation-disclosures
Der, 3 52-6id.
81: October November, December-January,
55i6td; January-FebTuary, 5 55-6id; February
March, D oS-0Id.
AT $3.50: October, 3 5i-64d.
At 5: November December, 5 5i-64d: Decem
ber-January, 5 52-6id; March-April, . 61-6ld
April May, Cd; May-JUne, d 3-6id; June-July,
6 SID.
Futures closed dull.
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5d,ooO Oregon Transcontinentai.
NEW ORLEANS, October S.-Sight .eN-
change ON New York 81 per $1,000 nremium.
Sterling exchange-bsnkers bills, iS2.
LoNpoN. October As, 1871 AS, III;
New York Central, 1874; Erie, 20. The EtcRisD
Saondurd, in its financial article. says stocks were
depressed owing To rumOrs of failures on the
Paris Bourse, and 10 speculative reports from
France. The dizziness was increased when Il
trinspired that the secretary of the London and
River Platte. Bank had abseonded. tits estimated
that he has detaulted to the amount of fio.0o,
which sam he lost in speculating on the Stock Ex-
change.
PARls. October 3.-Rentes, 79f. 62gG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-05
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for The Evening STAR.


QUALIFIED.--S. Ferguson Beach. esq, took the
oath OF Office rs a school trustee Of Washington
school district OF this city yesterday. Mr.. Beach
was reelected member of the school board by the
city council on the Ilth ultimo.
TAXATI0N.-But few tax bills are being paid this
week. Five per cent penalty is now charged upon
ali taxes collected either by the city or the state
POLICE REP0RT.-The mayor at his last court
committed Robert Pitts to JAIL charged with lille
gally shooting and wounding Walter Donnelly. He
also imposed the following fines: VI. Downers So,
for dsorderiy conduct. al 1 also fined ChaS. Ford a
like sum for the sane offenSe
REPORTERS NOTES.-The superintendent Of police
Is now enforcing the law upon all persons throwing
astleS into the streets The garbage and ash col
lections here are made ny the almhouse CARTS
Mrs. Nermyle. Who broke her wrist q short time
ago. is inproving-The Eagle mining company
OF this city. which owns copper mines In LOudOun
county, is now shipping It's products to northern
turnaces--1he roof Of Trinity Methodist church
Is now ready for sheathing.-A runaway horse,
with country wagon, coided yesterday wi tn the
buggy OF Health Officer Powell and injured II very
bddly---Stone Is now being gotten out OF quarrieS
on the line OF the Washington Ohio and Western
raliroad TO be used for the walls and abutmentS OF
new bridges On that road.
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CITY ITEMS.


will be almost given away tomorrow only at r.
Goldschmds. s12-7th So, H. W.: Lava cuspadoves
assorted coloT for &c., worth SOC; knife aue fork
trays &C.: decorated china cup ana saucer only
&C., worth 15c.; very handsome backing cases oniy
CSC, worth $50; Flora uuit saucers u for l9c,
cases only CSC: covered dust pans Re- worth ssc Al
sheets OF colored or white shelf paper only 49,;
paint boxes containing IS paints only &C.: coseed
door mats 55c, worth Coo; crystal glass dinner
casters only sc. worth &c; syrup cans &C. worth
zoe: japanese vases only Sc. worth 15c. large scrap
books only ec; toy watches with chain lie. worth
25c: cellul0id round combs assorted colorS only sc.
worth 10c.: metallic plated forks for 23c-. worth
Soc: extra large size hanging black-boarS for chill
dren only Sc; decorated china shaving mug with
brush 1Gc., worth 20c.: cream pitchers only SC:
spoon holder with 12 tea spoons &c., towel rollers
only Sc: handsome hand painted french china card
receivers only SOC, worth 81: real majoic pitchers
only 17c: also great bargains in toys and house
furnishing goods OF every description
Tie holiday goods on exhibition occupies 10000
SQUARE II. Of Snace
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Congress and Hts Orator,

Many VIII wonder no doubt how this now cele-
DRAFTED brand received the maine OF Orator. The
name originated as follows:
Mt. s.. agent for CarstairS, Mccall & Co.. called
on Congressional friend who had just been elected
very talented man. but was a very poor speaker.
He could never address assembly without be-
coming nervous and embarrassed. Conscious Of his
Iallng he had tried very hard to overcome it. but
his efforts were unsuccessful. and the world would
PROBABLY have lost som" Of the Lost brilliant. log-
cal, and eloquent speeches. but for an un okedIor
remedy. MIR. r. had heard his friend speak OF his
troubles. Mr.. b. resolved to his friends trou-
pies ana presented him case of whisky. ''Before
to try that article" said Mr.. b. "I'll do it,
promised the Congressman He did as he
promised. and the result was wonderful. His her
FotlsneSs had departed, and instead OF his usual
embarrassment, his mind was clear and his action
free and easy. The heretofore unattractve. unlis-
tenefi-Jo speaker was soon surrounded by admiring
1r1cnuS, and every one manifested the deepest inter
est, and when he concluded, congratulated HIM
for having made one OF the most eloquent speeches
ever Delivered on the floors of Congress. His adj
m1rers were unable TO account for this sudden out
break of eioCuence, and when the now happy
member was asked to explain, he said. "Gentie-
rooms at the hotel" They came they partook they
fastened back to deliver themselves. What was the
1 result; those fine speeches that were de-
sixth Congress. The partakers becoming
DESTROYS to procure this brand called on the great
benehtter OF mankind, Mr.. b., and made known
their wishes. Mr.. B. then explained that this brand
was known asooo c P. The visitors held consuta-
ton and suggested the name OF orator. In coInlacm-
Grafton of the great discovery OF eOquenee in the
first member that ever used it, and it was unan-
m0usly agreed, Notwithstanding the strin gent
orders against such tonics. that the Orator. other
wise known and marked as Elixir of ElOquence
should be kept I'm convenient places for those bout
to make the greatest efforts Of their ives and ludr
ing from the extensive use Of The brand at the Cap
ftol, every member OF Congress about to make his
great effort OF course this article must be used
with some moderation, otherwise the effort will be
too fiOW-ery.
The newt day cannuC hold and tho follow
ing resolution was offered
ReS0',ed, That for our general welfare, ana to
protect ourselves from imposition OF inferior
articles mari q Orator. we recognize none but that
manufactured by Carstatrs, Mccall Co., a222 South
Front street. Philadelphia.
Reso'red. That we cheerfully commend the use
OF this article to our constituents.
The resolution was adopted without a dissenting
vote.
Henceforth this article IS known to Congress and
all visitors entitled to the floors i Congress a. The
orator There can be no greater compliment be-
stHWeG ~ anything than the above resolutions,
when it is known that members OF Congress are
such fine judges OF good whisky.
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GalvanO.Nagnet Treatment


THERE ARE THOSE AMONG THE PROFESSION ALL OVER
THE COUNTRY WHO REGULARLY PRESCRIBE CUR
TREATMENT TO AID THEIR OWN EFFORTS TO RE-
STORE THEIR PATIENTS.
We cite below letter from two physicians in
Seaford. Del. whose names we withhold, though
they authorize their publications; car be seen OF APP
piicatiOn.
''Gentenlen: The treatment we ordered OF you
when we were in the CITY TO use in case OF Para-
fectly delighted with it, The patient had been
suffering for five years. He IS improving rapidly,
ana We are satisfied that the VIII be complete
we herewith order another treatment. Particulars
omitted We are delighted with Your treatment,
AMI VIII cheerfully add our testimony to their
yalue.n .sCaSe No 1OO2n
DIR. E A. PARSONS & Co.,
n. E. Cor. Lexington and Liberty SITS, and 222E F
street northwest
WaShlngton OlIiCe hOurS:-S Q. N. to D. m.
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NOW Is THE TIME TO CURE
SKIN HUNORS.

1t is at this season when the pores open freely and the
perspraton is abundant. that Disiguring Hulnors HUI
initiating Eruptions. Itching fortunes. Salt Rheum
Eczema Psoriasis letter. Ringworm, Baby Hulnors,
Scrofula Scrofulous Sores, Assesses and Dscharng
wounds and every species of Itching scaly and Pmply
Diseases of the Skin and Scalp most speedily and
economically cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
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1T is A FACT

Hundreds of letters in possession COPIES which
may be had by return Iail authority for the
sertion that Skin Scalp and Blood Hunors, whether
Scrofllous inherited CONTAGIOUS may NOW he per-
mancntly cured by CUTICURA REsoLvENT, the
Blood Purifier puretic and Aperient internally, and
CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP, the great Skin Cures
and Beaute-s externally in half the time and at
one half the expense of any other season
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GREATEST ON EARTH.

CUT1CURA REMEDIES are the greatest medicines on
earth Had the worst Salt Rhen in this county
My mother had it twenty years and III fact died from il.
believe CUTICURA would have saved her life. My arms.
breast and head were covered for three years which
nothing relieved cured until used the CUTICURA
REsoLvENr internally, and CUTICURA and CUTIcURA
SOAP externally. J. w. ADAMS, Newark O.
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Washington ONCE hours:-s o. m. to Z p. m.


-H' AUReHSteIn. SI7.Si9.SZl Yin st. M.W.,
viii give handsome souvenirs away tomorrow. and
VIII sell the following immense baTgains:-Fapcy
Lamps with brilliant trimmings, 96c.; Cocoa Door
Mats, with fancy borders 3sc.; Zinc Washboard
and 40 cothespins. 1sc.; HANDSOME Decorated
China Mustard Pot, with Spoon. lie; 4 doL Gilt
Band Egg cups. 25c.; Preserve Dishes on stand
large SIZE SC piece: = Gal: Water Pitcher and y
Chamber Sets 1892, worth $500 Wooden Water
Buckets. 12c; OF. C0ree Pots. 12c.; OF, lac: 4
CT. 16c Whisp Brooms &C., worth 25c.; 2 OF. Pud-
Banks. &c; Great Bargains in Decorated China, and
Toys Of every descriptioH
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O.. A. WHITAKER,
IN HIS NEW STORE.
HOS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST
Has the best Selected Stock of Books the Choicest
tIonery and Elegant Novelties at the Lowest Prices in
the city To enumerate would require an entire column
NEW DEPARTURE
ALL NOVELTIES AND CHRISTMAS CARDS AT A
i UNIFORM DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT
from list prices until the ed instant Call early and
avoid the rush. ~
G. A. WHITAKER
d3 HOS PENNSYLVANIA AyENTE
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NO REprcT1eS.-SO cheap OH Reputation IS
nj am. artistic posl;cEs. Petite attentich. III
|5aa,staneous Photograph company Stolt3' t.
snIuer Photographs, only - pc de- We Snow
Sr,,f as time 81 Sitting 20 years experience IN
Essv yors and Washington work guaranteed
RI hs.sf assistants obt3ina5,e in every branch
Snd NV PERSONAL attention pd % the i'i-l7'lI?.
81 II AYERS, manager. y. B--fheSe Ptitrs CAIN
77 sirt tine 70 advertise my new 5Jld'o GALLERY
On tha ground door, No connection VITA any otltf
n,.,sa In tie city
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Anlusements. 6c.. Tonight.
NATIONAL TREArEE--Maggie Mitchell in "Fan-
chou
FoRD's OPERA HorSE-Duf Opera company in
sHeart and Eand.r
THEATER CoMIoUE. Sneihaker's Majestic Con-
eoiiiatiOn.
= DIME MUsEUN.-Curiosities and interesting per-
s6rrlance.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-TeStimOnial concert
10 Miss Alextna c. Murray.
CHURCH OF '0UE FATHER" UNIvERsALIST.-
Concert.
IsRARL BETHEL CHURCH-Plain talk on eiocUtion
BY Mrs. Hill
tine ntalS
AsNER'S HALL-Ball for the benefit Of 4 widow
and children
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oyx,:,oazs 40 E.semaD Bros, cor. 9Th and E.

ss.x velvets, all coloT5. s1-35; silk pushes, al
ccif.rs 4. 30: brucade SILKS all colOrS 95e British
d.sss geais iScts-: colofed dress SilS. e5cts -
f~ch cssrl.seFes. all e0.CTs, Soc; ladies' cloth al
-lt1e< a. si,awis, c.oaks and dol.aanS. IOWsoA =
- ave sr,(.tn side.
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s THOSE wishing fine photos for the ho!!-i1ss VIII
- pleased to hear that Rice, the celebrated ami
6@<3stic photographer. has reduced tie prc: OF Ills
Re cabinet photographs 70 g three d0.iarsl per
fmn- All large work greatly reduced- Rice, Pho
06o1apher, 1si1and 1915 Pennsylgan avenue.
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