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Day Goops.
T4iCNAEL < CLARK. ST. NARaEr SPACE.
Have Very Handsome Goods - p,..,,,,r r-i,.s

Have Very Handsome Goods A. pa..,,ar Prizes
tEe I't - inch all wCo French S.iii-s tlss season.
les II have not lr+ y SOLD les tl,-. : *
w invite "a tAanIat4au car ali-~ il is-,,s T.. ~
dif7i 1" STA Ia qualify r3 - l,- -lI ar. t,4,s,,-
iaSNsi ti,3lt Ens - Black SILKS gva tlae lowest io
Ir1rt t!v,s or IsJ ~ Tailor made suits a, a 25, >,
G all Wool Sji tIIs.- - AgauI baI.ain.
lthdtF"n thlatI'S nt0yd. regular made Hgss a
Ter '.tlzii - It's par
leo doom ai-n"n hlasched Huck Towels. kuo:toi
frlt-c 50" .oNiN Is a8,z.n
o. dezen al -iln'n Nai klns reduced - 81.
W.. iitNr aIrclal lafs-4lis III lAulc I.Heus Quits
Blankets Comforts a.
one case lo4 Blea,,d Sbccins . IS yard iii, is
AMI bargain.
", an iGt4arod 10 SCH all leadilg sites at R,ek
Bottom" Prices.
tls-ant Baek and cora yclvs.4. ,lain and tr,,esae
All ui tlS class IF ,is fht,i-u ftall, nous. =
and ", can TrrCllt' nj til.nI with .atli4.tIlcr
Cur EiI'k Goods arr ii the b,~t Lrlln make Hen
rlttta cloths, ottoman Cloths. Guv,ns Cloth, special
number - %
Fine S' Of light colors in Caslnnoros and Aba;r,ss
for ~ tl.lIig.
oIl9 lr.cc only. marked in plain figures
ma Iht NH. * CLARK
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NEVER In the history of Orlr house have we shown
s''ts complete assortment Cf clothing Tor men
AID boys. Ei>cn8n Bros. cor IN and t.
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MONEY TO LoaS on real estate by b. H. Warner.
TINE SAVED at uowe's business school
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THE 3ith anniversary Of the Colorrd Sabbath
SCHOOL union " this District. win take place at the
18th street BAPTIST church Tomorrow afternoon
Wntn the recently elected officers VIII be Installed
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FnEscH & SPANISH LAcrs.
White, Cream and Black for Trimming
Fichus Scarfs and Tics the Best Goods and n n
widths.
Is PER CENT OFF THE MARKED PRICE.
Making The Cheapest Goods for Quality offered
John T MITCHELL
OILS SCI Pennsylvania svenuA
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nanhfiruff

Is removed by the Of Cocaine and it stimulates
and promotes the growth OF the hair. Burnett S
FiayOring Extracts are the best. co
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Lunborg.s Rhenfsh Cologne.

They ALI Use Hunts Insect Powder.
1t costs % cents bottle. and Will XIII or Danish
every insect. such as roach. water bug, bed bug,
etc, from your premises. For sale by all drug
giStS
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Il sell! fur-1rnr!ng NJ furriers' prices No
aUrte1 al moi !-rstt"n goods. ut SdiUIn0us Prac-
u,ul iuTrLcT, 80 .tl street.
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DR. JAYSFS EXPECTCRAST is both a palliative
and curative in lung complaints bronchitis SC It
Is a standard remedy for coughs and colds. and
needs only trial 10 prove lis worth.
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DoucLAss,.
NINTH AND F STREETS
GENTLETEN,
LOOK AT THESE PRICES THFN Carr AND
EXAMINE fiIE GOODS.
Heavy Nerino IaIcrsllirt o.. usual rice 30
\ S-ry In" Ntrino UndrrShr, I. usual -. Il %
Heavy mixed GHGer>hIt 81 usual IIEcs 4 -,
Very iue All-Wooi UHdeyShrt 81 ~ usual price 81 -
Very heavy Atwood Iuder~hiT1 - usual islg, s. =
Best quality irletA Wool UIdarSilIt s. usual price
S. -
price So
Norfolk and Eev Brunswick AMI American Hosiery
Conn a:.ies u, DDS at le lowest Prices nj
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blue Flannel Shirts and AEand-;inif
JacketS,Sl e 3. q. 1T Auarllacl.S Eth and IL co

~ ~ II, &C i Utte y III etIIN1 N CO
Speer'S Wine for Con>umptiycs.
ConsdmptiVe persons are greatly benefited by the
use OF Speers Port Grape Wine. 1t gives nouriSll-
ment when everything else fails. and physicians
prescribe it as a rich nutritious wine. Prominent
physicians and members connected with the New
York Board OF Health have inspected Spcer's vine
yards and wine cellars and speak OF his products In
the highest terms For sale by duepiSfS
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MIR AND MRS. EVERETT STEBBINS Belchertown
Mass. write Our little boy was terribly afflicted with
Scrofua Salt Rheum and Erysipeas ever since he was
born and nothing we could give him helped him until
We tried CUTICURA REMEDIES which gradually cIIrti
him, until he is fair any child
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II E. CARPENTER, Henderson. N. Y, cured of psori-
asis Ieprosy of twenty years standing by CUr1CURA
hEMEDIEs The most wonderful cure on record. a
dstpan full of scales fll from him daily PHYSICIANS
and his friends thought he must die Cure sworn to
before justice of the peace and Henderson's most
prominent citizens.
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Passing Worthless Checks.
FRANK CHRISTIE COMMITTED TO JAIL IN DEFAULT OF
$1,000 BONDS

FKANk CHKIsIIE COMMITTED TO JAIL IN DEFACLTO OF
$1,000 BONDS.
well dressed young man OF prepOSseSSiDg ap-
pearance was arrested by Policeman Horne yeSter-
day afternoon on charge of passing worthless
check on Mr. George j. Smith, a Shoe dealer This
young man gave his name as Frank Christie and
said he came from New York 1t appeared from the
statements Of hr. Smith that Christie had paid him
check for 800 for pair Of shoes worth 81 and sent
for the change. Mr.. smith suspecting that the
cheek was fraudulent, reported the matter to the
police. The check purpored to be drawn on a Bal
tinore bank by ~ Il. Brooks In favor OF Christie
and vas embossed by Christie. 1t appeared also that
Christie had passed check similarly signed on
Miss Belle Potts who keeps a boarding house at 225
u street, and that the check proved worthless
Christie was aIra1gncd in the Police Court this
morning on charge OF forgery and pleaded guilty.
lie was committed or the grand jury in default OF
$1,000 bonds.
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"A1derney Barry WagonS.''
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning.
and delivered ia half-pound Ward" prints, 45c per
pound Also, Cottage Cheese, ButterInilk and Sweet
Milk, sc. per quart, Cream l5c. pint.
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Gold Filled JeNVclry Copied
from solid; warranted years; s2 to SO, at Prggs.
Yesterdays Dreadful ACcidcut

There We're good many accidents yesterday
There VIII be some to-day. and probably more or
less Tomorrow. Children are tumbllng down Stairs
Women are lighting Tires with kerosene. Boys are
playing with pistols. Big men are spraining their
ankles as they try To catch the moving train. Ba-
bleS viii get their little thumbs caught In the
doors. Bruised shinS, diSlocated joints and mashed
myers constantly remind us that accidents HAY
Take place at any moment. People who have Perry
Davis Pain Killer can smile al most of the acct
dents that befail them. Those who have not tried
Ii are reminded that they do not have to run fur
ther than the nearest drug store to buy It.
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Hlsc Courts.

HEc SSsItrfss
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, United States cX rel. EgcD agt Upton,
second controller Of the Treasury; percmptCry man
diinuS ordered. Sonerville agt. Remnant ct al;
decree below reversed, &c. Wabl1dge ct al agt
thafleS +. smith CT al; argument commenced, to
be resumed on Monday.
PROBATE COURT-J,t1gp Hngner.
Yesterday, Estate OF S. s. Leib; letters tesla
mentary issued to Emma c. Clark on bond of So GEO.
Estate OF Sarah A. kibbey; will admitted to pro-
pate, ana letters testamentary issued TO John p
franklin on bond OF $4,000. Estate of Byron A.
kiider: VIII filed and order OF publication Issued
Estate or Catherine Brown; order appointing +. H.
Wright guardian to James G. Wright on bond OF
siD. Estate OF William Martin: petition OF Luther
Martin for letters OF administration flied. In re
John Golden. guardian: order directing additional
bond to be fled Estate OF Mary j. Field; order di-
rect1ng sale. Estate of j. G. Stephenson: letters of
administration issued to j. A. Nichols on bond Of
$500.
CRIMINAL COURT-.T,tdge WMie.
Yesterday, VIM. H. Williams: assault. appeal;
n0tl" pros. Samuel HeSSlcr and Charles Collins, as
suit with intent to Kill; verdict not guilty. George
Llfchhe!d, house breaking in the night; verdict
guilty; order property be- restored. JOS Myer false
pIttensc; jury sworn and reSpited till MOnuay.
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Catarfh OS the Esiadder.
Singing, irritation. inflammation. all kidney
and urinary complaints, cured 10y 'Buchu-Paiba.'
81. II
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On Thirty lsays, Trial.

The Voltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich. viii send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to men
young or OLD Who afflicted with nervous de-
billty. lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly Vgor Address as above y. B.-NO risk is
incurred, us thirty days trial is allowed. w,S,ln
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CHAS. HOUGHTON, ESQ. lawyer % State street
oson reports case of Sal, Kcun under his olserva-
ton for ten years which covered the patients body and
nts and to which all known methods of treatment
cured solely by the CUTICURA REMEDIES leaving q
clean and healthy skin.
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the celebrated vio1inist. was not related to Dr.
Bull, the Cough Syrup man.
acknowledgements Treatment
OF DISEASE AND COMBINATION SYSTEM.
Mr.. s. S BAKER. AN OFFICER IN THE CUSTOM House.
TESTIFIES A MoST REMARKABLE EXPERIENCE. LET
THE SUFFERER INVESTIGATE CONSTIPATION FREE
AT OUR OFFICE OR LONE OF PATIENT.
BALTIMORE. Mp. Nov. Is, 1883.
Gentlemen: For years have suffered with ryS-
pepsia, soreness in pit of the stomach, frequent
headaches. SleeplesSncSs and general debility. /
spent large amount Of money in medical advice
and medicines, and without any real benefit. 1t was
not TIL tried your magnetic Treatment that felt
relief In five days after had begun your treatment
/ felt decided change for the better. and In
less than three weeks I was a wei man. have
recommended your treatment to ten different per-
sons. suffering with different ailments, land in
most cases they said they had spent large sums OF
money without any result.l All OF The ten applied
TO you and in no one case has your treatment failed
to reach a cure one case, a gentleman who hdd
lain for ten weeks Hat Of his back with Rheuma-
tfsln. was able after weeks treatment to attend
to his business affairs.
Yours truly, s. s. BAKER,
Baltimore Custom house.
10 MeSSrS. +. A. PARSONS & Co. northeast corner
Lexington and Liberty streets. and G2a21. +
street northwest, Washington n. c.
Washington office hours, S a. IN. to D. 10.
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Coughs. Ho,rsene.s. Sore 'r.,roa

SssFC
etc. quickly relieved by Browns Bronchial Tro-
cheS. simple and efectnal remedy. superior to
all other articles for the purpose. Sold only
III boxes.
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THEATER CONIQU E-Aitnagcr Snclbaker prom
Is'HS new and UNUSUALLY entertaining program for
ext week Tie Canary Four combination close
thrif engagement to night.
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with five interesting illustrations Portraits of Gen.
erals sherman and Sheridan in Uniform. of Con-
gresham Gibson. of West Virginia: Humorous Re
suits or the late Elections; Judges Opinion lii XII
bOurn-I thompson case.
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hon WM TAYLOR. Health Commissioner Boston,
SAYS: Attr thrce months use Of the CUTICURA REM
DIES and twelve Years rs constant suffering from
ocro'nl9ns tnIor Of the face neck and scalp as was
ever endured, say that am cured and pronOnce
my case the most remarkable record
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OSLY . cents per pound Iaecream walnutS cream
G3teS. cot0dnUt bon boTS tine jelleS and ali nut
candies, ut sharPlto5 Philadelphia candy factory,
4l9 9Th street. under Odd Fellows Hail
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TIE SUFFRAGE Assoc! ATION.-Ata meeting OF the
executive committee OF the Suffrage Association
i i hlH' committee was appointed to consider
The ACCESSIBILITY Of holding general public meet
Ing RESOLUTIONS were adopted to increase the
Gl'Inf!ahlp OF the committee to one hundred and
authorizing the organization OF local suffrage club,
in tnr Old legislative dist rictS
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THE CASE OF WHELAN AGAINST LOWE, DARNEILLE
AND REESE.-To-dAy, in the Equity Court, the hear
Ing ofthe case OF Wheian agt. Lowe, Darneille and
Reese, was resumed. and after argument Judge
Hagntr dissolved the restraining order The COM
painant Will, however, proceed with his testimony
to final hearing. This IS the case in which com
painant claimed to have been Gefrauded by de-
PENDANTS in buying an interest in the real estate
business OF Lowe. the hearing OF which, on motion
to dissolve the restraining order, was commenced
yesterday, as stated in THE STAR
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Headquarters for Means Gloves. Corner
9TH and gE Streets.

Tpdcgraff's HagerSFown Dog skin. Lined Xii
heavy and light Buck, acknowledged the best
wearing Gloves in the country. every pair war
ranted, $50 up. Extra heavy Gents Cloth Jerseys
soc: At Auerbachs. corner tlh and II streets.
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Saxony Wool German Hand Knit
Jackets
and Underwear, s1.G0 to 500. Extra Sleeves for
Jackets. Heaviest SOC. Underwear i'll the city at
Auerbach's, 9TH and II streets.
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j. Nj. LarGque's Elixcr of CaIisaya

BARK
Has, for more than half a century, been I'm use by
all classes OF people, and ndOrSed by eminent ply
scfans as the best tonic and invgoratOr extant.
The weak, the nervous, the debtated, all find it
to give new life, vigor and happiness. Particu-
larry ladyS medicine. 81 bottle Sold 10y drug
glstS. w. T. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets, Baltimore Md. tu,th,S-6m
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Wild 'st,rLirS

Most persons viii be surprised to learn that wild
turkeS are TO be found within a few miles OF wash
irgton, Xet such Is the fact. There is WAS a
i10ck of them feeding in the big pine woods Oh the
Ih street road, and gunner one day made Int
had come up to them, and didn't lind out his lnis-
take for half an hour. during which time he had
been calling UP some tame ones from an adjoining
poftiy yard
1ou must approach these wild fellows warily.
and nothing is wen calculated Tor eifectuAi dis
guise as one OF HenDin%'S neutral tinted cunning
suits. They are to be found at 40 ,th street.
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COUGHS, colds. and sore throat Weld readily to Il
IL. Douglass d Sons Capaicun Cough Drops.
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DINE MUSEUh.-The excellent entertainment at
the popular museum Will be reinforced by a num-
Der Of new and attractive features next week Frank
Bush the wonderful comedian and vocalist. whose
dialect limitations have attracted crowded houses
In New York. appears.
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WASHFStTON. ID. e.. November + 1884
IT, t'e Ot-,s,S 4f Ne4,ters II 81. 1{DgSiGs brunch
80, 10. g. 4. of A.:
Geat}"iaeH: Through yNUr branch. OF which nv
hat husband was = member. desire To return nav
Singer thanks 10 the catholic knights OF America
Tor III" prompt payment III fnli of the - 600 inSr-
All" i.uI.cE q! III, lie. Very respectfully,
MRS. MARIAN GCtiIVERN.
DAHL Grady. President; WIN. L. GARRISON, Sec'y,
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BoYs, Day.

ON SATURDAY WE HAVE THE GREATEST RUSH
ON BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING AND AS
THIS BRANCH OF OUR BUSINESS Is A GROWING
ONE, WE HAVE ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR DEVOTED
TO THIS DEPARTMENT, AND IN CHARGE OF
COMPETENT Statesmen. JUST NOW WE ARE
SHOWING
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CITY ITEMS.

Ole Bull.
the celebrated vfoIinist. was not related to DR..
Bull, the Cough Syrup man.
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fFor Other Auctions Sec Seuenth Pc0s.l
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HSUFPAS~ED FACILITIES for all kinds Of printing
al Clay q Cl.trksons Globe Office, ;2J Pa. av.
If voc WANT Coop PHOTOGRAPH. and haven't
got any Yet Try ketS kelacthy ), 1119 Pa. ave.
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DIR. NEwMAN'S WUL.-Thc late DR.. VIM. G. TT.
Newman in his will, probatcd yesterday. leaves all
hSpeTSona property to his widow, also life interest
In his real estate. His library &c, is left to his son,
DR.: II. NJ. Newman, and also the family residence,
subject to payment OF So 900 to each OF his sisters.
The other property Is distributed among the tesla
TORS children. with the exception of his watch and
farm in Maryland. which are left to a grandson.
". {. Gwynn. The widow OF the deceased and his
so:'-in-iaw Il. c. Gwynn, duly qualified as execu-
tors vi the estate.
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THE NEW CHORUS SOCIErY.-The new chorus
society unnamed as YETI which was formed Oh the
'th instant, at the residence OF Mrs. John j. Knox,
and OF which Mr.. Harry c. sherman Was elected
conductor, has elected officers follows: President
non. John Jay Knox, vice president. Harry ID.
Cooke. esq secretary, Q. A. Pearson; treasurer, ID.
" Middleton, esq; pilnist, E. szeineienyi and
uLlQILlN, S;IiIutl 4. Kennedy
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THE NATIONAL THEATER.-"The Silver King"
which net with such hearty reception I'm New
York, VIII be produced ut the National thcater next
Week by an exceptionally strong company The
scenery painted expressly for the play i'll New York
VIII be brought here and will contribute largely to
the Success OF next weeks engagement. The last
performance OF the "Mcrry DuclesS,v which l.,
running very smoothly, will be given this evening
at the National
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young wife said to husband: Have you noticed
what stupid girl we havc-She is positively awfui
Why. she said she had never heard OF the New
French Process Soap. Oh, said the husband
Bridget viii know better When she has been Ia this
country a few days.
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IHE finest CardmHl~ al fI3VOTS. fresh every lav
To- - a. hf~ ter nciIEd. at >hJrp.c-s thIud.!rna
CANDY Itst0Ft. ll@ IN st. under ODD Fellows Hall
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IMPORTED CLOAKS, RICH EFFECTS IN Plush
4 OTTOMAN AND EGYPTIAN SILK NEINET
BkOCADE. FtRLfNED CLOTH SIOChI-
NEIlE ETC-, Eel TesJLiIag all the Latest Designs
My line for this embraces over sixty different
styles including the Jersey Jacket bciu. the
largest display ever shown ia this city
II WILLIAM
1tlte lrevise Paris. 'o7 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, o.
T AIDES FTRS REPAIRIn. SEAL SaCQGrES
Z "a tcGGed and Lined. Fur tIrrJllar ard pella.,.
1LllpyS newly covered Mis- Ei-NNTNtiHAM
Oh 1910 18Th street northwest BIT w,a.n \ ana n
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have examinsd rood, and IA fhany
oasss found t11sm healthy, whfle plants
arc tl1vn- There = guod reasun for
believing That the real c,ndit3oo Of
Wheat - Len unpromising than Il seems
The average condition In States OF
large production are: Ner York l01.
Psnnsyivanis IS Ohio 20. kentucky 50,
Indiana IS Michigan So, Illinois so,
Missouri s., Kanaaa 40, California g.
The average Of winter wheat varies
little from Last years breadth. The
returns indicate "A ircreAss Of per cent.
uiin0eA, 2 Per oon4. incroase: Ohio, much
Indiana md Missouri, per cent. de-
ecsAss: Oalifognia. l0psr cent increase.
4 slight decrsass appears in the gulf
6ta1ea. Rssuzno a the quantity Of ssel
usea pr aess indicates . tendency 10
thin ssodina. Ten years ago aboaf tx
peoks Per ae1v were used. Nov les thar
Avs and half ars used In the winter
WHEAT regions the increasing - Of the
dxW admits Of this economy. 1he
aeFsage a winter rys II 50 per cent. Of
ID y1axb bcsad1A; average condition,
-
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tn stUU IL mn 9kakoD0 n BAH
paA II O'Clock Ine night. Il vas rot
ssn undsr control ct 3 O'clock this NOM
Log.
Deshu1s1n& BrssAe~
NEW foxx. April 10 : Washington
ana henry Tobias. tuo brothees. aged
~ AID =, are defaulten 10 the extent
OF tU,uO The money belonged 10
toear late fathex's estate. They speou-
iatsd some, bat It y said the money was
p9m0pouy Spoos b tA1t living. Il u
te0ueAs ny ny Be n Earopa. WaI
sercse vas thrown into state Of eFua1
exesssneos ovse the report that an opaE-
asos N seoo0 hsd dsfanltsd 70 vxy
acsg: a@09na Ihs rsRort vas that
Iooeos nad appeo9rt.1ed 10000 Of
sNc.-s ~ =. ~ -su 70 o ssAxRs
.ys
- !.
h,.o, ", Aps1 l1-Lne chief Of
Posso ot0 os ~ - exIss oe =. Uoy, on1sf
~ 49, % peoed oenkfnR nm
- 49, ~ ~ eoaxRe - cmoee-
s.. ton Oy e9ooeoiy .eu
tvecsnuy :ing = 80 GpanR 10 Nsy
~ o o0s 1of eooo'
~ w.. ~. 81
mse.s :. 49,. -
ms.cn = so ~ 0ossoe IN LAY.
.SYs slo,u o.psoo bEopny ana .
~ s"'.
.-o.,. APu ~. ~. ~ n 49, ol =
sh;s .a.t;4. ~ sS.u ~ ~
NIL. ,,@..tS "a ~ - n,s .sw
f.rmsr's vise ~ .1c....S ~