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Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-24
A Railroad Riot.


CHICAGO, February 23.--The Chi
cago and Evanston railroad, built
aome seven years ago, and running In
the populous district, the northwest
ern portion of the city, waA the scene
of riot about IL o'clock last night.
About 200 men, well organized, COM
posed chiefly of Bohemian, Swede and
Polish laborers, marched to the local
ity known as Goose Island, near which
the road passes, and, beginning at
Fullerton avenue, proceeded to tear
up the track for 500 feet. A large
detail of police were called and soon
dispersed the rioters, tut making nc
arrests.
The Chicago and Evanston railroad
has met with much opposition from
the residents of that part of the city
through which 1t runs, and several
attempts have been made to tear up
the tracks heretofore.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-24

ameh~ w making It read one.
half instes. hree-fourths. Senator
MoShane moved to amend the amend
ment, making 1t read one.third. Sen.
ator Brown, of Lancaster, as q friend
of the bill, accepted the amendment
OF Senator Brown, of Clsy--one.half
mill. Senator Reynolds thought If
snything was voted one. third of mill
was enough.
The ayes and nays were called upon
the amendment of Senator McShsne,
which resulted In IL ayes and 81
nays. Senator Reynolds moved as an
amendment to the amendment that
one quarter OF q mill be substituted
for three-fourths. The ayes and nays
were called without debate, which
was defeated--12 ayes and 20 nays.
The ayes and nays were called upon
the motion of Senator Brown, of Clay,
making the title read one.half mill.
Carried-20 ayes and IL nays.
On motion of Senator Reynolds it
was provided that the advertisements
which are to be inserted be In the
papers having the largest circulation.
Harris, of Boone, moved that sec.
ton three be stricken out-lost.
In section three Reynolds moved to
insert largest circulation.
Garfield moved that the ADVERTISE
ment be In The BEE, which was with
drawn.
In voting upon this amendment,
Brown, of Lancaster, said no when
Canfeld's name was called and Can.
field Immediately voted as he was told.
MoShane moved to strike out the
provision in section three. Not agreed
to.
Reynolds moved that the senate ad-
journ. He stated that he had q sick
wife, and asked it as courtesy, he
wanted Butler county represented,
but wanted to be with his wife. Not
agreed to.
Senator Sang moved the following,
"add after the word state In line six,
fourth section, the words, mot to ex-
ceed $500, ,000." This was lost.
Senator McShane moved that
$500, 900 be inserted In line FIVE, sec.
tion 10, instead of $3.50, 900. Sen
ator Brown, of Douglas favored the
amendmxnt. He talked "turkey" to
Senator Garfield for voting taxes
upon the people of his district. SEN
ator Garfield said that he knew what
he was doing; he had been in Douglas
county and knew large majority
were In favor of this appropriation.
The bill, after much debate, at II
p. m. was ordered to third reading
The bill Is ever so much better thar
when it came from the house. The
appropriation Is not only reduced
one.half, but the provision virtual,
giving the contract to Stout Is strick
en- out.
The senate then adjourned.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-24
The Ex-Senator's Say.
ciaI Dianatch In THE BHR

WASHINGTON, February 23.--Inger-
soil resumed the examination of Rer-
dell to-day. The witness said he left
the court room to hold an interview
with Dorsey at Wizards, and by the
request of Dorsey locked the door.
He charged the witness with going
over to the government, but said, "I
have got you within my grasp and
propose to hold you there. I can
send you to the penitentiary for per-
jury, I have chose letters and I pro.
pose to publish them, now 1 have
written what I want and you 60 and
copy it and take it to a notary and
swear to 1t I can have you arrested
before night, If DESIRE"
Witness was crushed, as he supposed
he could be prosecuted for perjury fol
making the first affidavit, and did as
Dorsey demanded. The next day he
handed Dorsey the second affidavit
On cross. examination, witness was
required to 60 over the story of the
interview with Dorsey at Willard g.
Witness corrected the statement in
reference to Tyner and Turner; sale
he did not show any memorandum
about them, but did tell Woodward Of
the charges against them; he had tolt
Woodward he would lose $780, 900 |
year; had told Senator Clayton o
jennings claim; also told Clayton h
(ReredelD would lose by going owe
to the government. Witness kne,
when he went over to New York t.
get book for the attorney. .geners
that it was Dorsey's property; said h
walkei into the Office, and picked n
the book In the presence of the book
keeper. Ingersell tried to draw fror
W. aCss the admission that he ha
tod several parties he had a shlr
done In paper, which he palmed off o.
Postmaster General James as Dol
sey's book. Witness could not rt
member such conversation. At
journed till Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-24
CAPITOL NOTES.
COMMITTEE WORK.


WASHINGTON, February 23.-Rep-
resentative Bingham's resolution to
prevent the establishment of private
postoffices will be favorably reported
to the house. The joint committee on
library reported the senate bill appro-
priating 81, 0OO, 900 for purchasing the
land and commencement Of work upon
the new congressional library build.
Ing.
A MEMORIAL REMoNsTRANCE.
against the ratification OF the Mexican
treaty has been presented to the
senate. II ID signed by we'll known
eastern importers and re6ners OF sugar
The chief objection to the ratification
d expressed = follows; 1--WE ere In.
formed that the treaty admits esrtaiI
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-24
Cruel Treatm emit of Insane.


PITTsBURG, February 23 The In.
vestigation by legislative committee
of the charges preferred against the
Dixmont Iusane asylum began to-day.
A number of inmates testified to cruel
treatment. Incidents were related of
inmates being knocked senseless by
keepers. DR.. Sewer, OF Erie,
testified that he had gone to the asy-
lum Of his own accord, but afterwards
was unable to get out. He was In
eight years. Letters written to friends
never reached them. He testified to
. number Of sane persons being con.
fined and cited . number OF Gases Of
heArtless cruelty, particularly that Of
Q German who was beat and knocked
down and who died from the injuries.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-24
The Flooded Mime.
lnaciAl DiAnatch 10 THH Hhh

BRAIDwooD, ILL.,, February 23.-
The pumping of the mine continues.
But little progress was made. Water
has been lowered two feet the past
twenty -four hours. This is attributed
to the fact that part of the working
of the mine is about forty feet from
the surface, while the main shaft is
eighty feet deep. The White Breast
coal and mining company of Ottum.
wa, sent 1884, $500 was collected
from business men here to day. Thus
far the relief fund amounts to 80, 800,
At this hour water stands forty-two
feet below the surface.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-24
A Lost Vessel.

Special Dlspatch 70 The BEE.
PHILADELPHIA, February 23.-The
following taken from bottle was
picked up on the 22d inst. on the
beach near Gold Spring inlet, Cape
May. February 6, 1888. The stes-
mer Elesner, latitude thirty.seven de-
grees forty-three minutes, longitude
seventy. three degrees eighteen minutes
Is leaking, and we cannot keep the
vessel ahoat till morning, and unless
assistance comes we are lost. God
have mercy on us.
(Signed) BELLAIRs.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-24
He Will Hang.

GRAYsoN, Ky. February 23.-Craft
was found guilty and will hang for the
brutal outrage and murder Of the
Gibbons family.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-24
The Failures.

Special Dispatch to The BEE
NEW YORK, February 23.-Tbe
suspension of Hatch & Peters is an
nounced. The business failures for
the past seven days are $50, as COM
pared with 900 the previous week.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-24
The Michigan Middle.

DrTRoIT, February %, The first
ball6C taken to-osy wac: For Henry
Cham berlsin (dem.) 40, Palmer 81,
WilIets II, Crosby 10, Ferry ., and
The balance scattering
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-24
IRELAND.
Special Dispatch TO THH BAK.

DUBLIN, February 23.-Startling
revelations regarding the murder oon-
spiraoy will be pabliAhsd In . few
days. Ten men viii be arrested In
Dublin district and provinces. Then
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-24

NEW YORK, February 23.-The
Rev. DR.. Paul A. Chadbourns, died
Of noon to-day. .
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-24

MAHsYIxLD, Ohio, February 2S.-
Two freight trains collided here on
the Fort Wayne road, killing the en-
ginsen and fysmen. Sft
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-24

the whole organization will be crushed.
The police are getting at the bottom
Of most agrarisn murders. It will be
proved that all murders were arranged
by one organization. Secret inquiry
at the castle will be resumed owing to
many witnesses coming forward Six
prisoners Just committed for trial are
willing to become infsrmers.
The traders' meeting tonight dlsa-
vowed Gary, repudiated his claim to
be representative workingman, and
expelled him from the trads societies.
Carey, the informer, denies that he
wrote letter Of sympathy to Miss
Burke after the murder of her
brother.
THRY EAT REGULARLY.
DUBLIN, February 90 The prison.
ers charged with the Phoenix park
murders are Furnished meals from e
public oouse, whore James Carey
stopped to drink on his way from the
scene of the murders. A stranger
calls at the house once week and
pays the bill.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-24

(Coneludsd On Wfh page.l,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-07
The Courts.

Court L; GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday. Morrison agt. Rutherford. bill dis
missed without prejudice.
To-day. Johnson agt District: On hearing
CIRCUIT COURT-Jutge Mtc4 ythur
Yesterday, kimbdl & Co. agt. Benton Judgment
By default Connecticut General Lie Insurance
company agt. Cannon; judgment by default. Hooe.
Bro q co. 3gt Walsh: Judgment b, default. Nc
Avoy agt Blanchard; death OF defendant suggested
PENDANT suggested and cause continued Berlin ct
al, agt. Waggaman Judgment below affirmed. Cole
agI Potomac Steamboat company; jury out.
PROBATE COURT-Iudqe Raaner
Estate Estate OF Wm Martin; inventory of personally
returned and order OF sale. Estate OF John G.
Stephenson: petition OF Geo p. zurhorst for letters
OF administration filed Estate OF Laura j. Grner:
petition OF VIM. A. NelOy for rule on Josephine
Keenan,. heretofore appointed Administrative, to
petitioner should hot be appointed In her stead
Rule made returnabe December IL 1888 issued to
b. B. Moult9n, on bond of 800. Estate OF Eliza
BOND Of 1900.
EQUITY CorRT-,J,.dge James
Yesterday, Sons and Daughters of Rachel AIT.
Payne; bill dismissed. Smith agt Smith: testimony
OF NONRESIDENT witnesses or.eIed taken Pitts agt
fore Examiner John F. Riley. National Union In
surance company agt. Tyler: sale ordered, and j. c.
Heald appointed trustee 10 sell. RILEY agt Riley
order appointing John Kdout guardian ad Item
Ferguson agt Henderson, substitution OF trustee or
dereal. Duvall agt Mitchell: reference TO auditor
ordered. ,;ickeISon agt. Nickerson: leave cr.nfnd
to amend bill Hyde agt. Fitzgerald; pro confesso
against Edward Fltzgo ordered Reed agt
heed; trustee permitted 20 sell notes. Totten agt
Bryant; nearing suspended, and to take proof
granted Bowman a%t. Bowman: pro confessO and
proof ordered taken before Examiner f. d. T.
Brady.
Today, National Union Insurance company agt
Tyler; amendment OF decree OF 9th inst allowed.
Burdefte agt. Burdette: decree fixing alilnony ana
counsel ices Hilton dgt. Deylln, motion TO strike
demurrer from tiles denied Sim agt. Jackson; de-
1UUrrer overrulei.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge Vile
Yesterday. Joseph A. +, lth, unlicensed bar nol}e
pros. Michael Leach, unlicensed bar; guilty; notice
OF motion In arrest OF Judenen Martin Frank
nn petit larceny; recogniZance in 500. Patrcl, B.
Caesluav, unlicensed bar; guilty. notice OF motion
III arrest or Judgment.
POLICE COCRT-.J,,fgp Smell
yesterday. Samuel Adams. co!ored, and Anthony
Williams, larceny; 60 days each. Isaac Smith
William Brent ard W1rgheld Scott tthe two latter
colo y, same charge; SIX months eech Richard
Driscoll and John kernally, larceny from the per-
son; grand jury.
To-day. Jack Pollard. cOOred, and Charles Clark.
one-ieggea veteran. Dis rderly conduct: S. Toll,
yer Chase, colored f.. aseaultng Marietta Ba1ler.
- Rlcherd Greer. Mar Ferguson and JAS Sm,tI,
were fined s. each for being loud and boiSterols
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-07
Violation 8s She Eiou0r law.

JUICE EN!IES REMARKS TO A JURY TO-DAY.
/ MS morning Ia the Criminal Court. Judge
-" 10, IL jGTy n The case OF Bernard NewInyer.
Charged With keeping IA unlicensed bar. after nav
IN a-en Out some time sent down word that it was
n.'J--ih.e for them IN agree. ON coming into
ealrt -'r;5f Tvlic asis1 what WAS the difficulty.
NJ Golden ; q that the jury Were not satisfied
Wan the mlEner in which the case had been
worked 40. They looked upon the getting evil
dfnce by NUcii Ile3r, aS a nefarious business
IL, "5I',-''iS il possible that men employed In
80 f's9ti5E 6. cr..i!- rG II h thus treated. II
"iii are - he thus tTe2,ci society Wouli have
yJsi c@u>t. - regref It.. The court added that it
Satllesl the Only defense in many Of these case;
was ne d'nuLciGtiGn O1 officers and he would stop
it IN future.
M Go.,ien explained that the difficulty was not
50 Mdcd a. e the officers, bit the witnesses EN-
p!nEtl
The court sa.l the Jury. of course had the right
Z cat .. di>cfs,iit ce Witnesses, bat they Should
NJ t~'Ttif III III simply because they we're en-
p -ci L. Etf evidence In such cases.
/ v3,rt-h s.,,i The jrry would like TO retire
~ n. hui CONT sad that under the circuIn-
Sauces Hc should discharge them.
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SILVERBERG'S,
81 eth st. and 3l3 sth street n. w..
near PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
w. M. SHUsrEn & Soss

w. Nj. SHusrER & Soss.
cLoAKS. DoLMANs. CIRCULARS. JACKETS AND
NEWM tRkETS.
WE HAVE OPENED TO DAY NEW LOT OF ELE-
GANTCLOAKS IN PLUSH. SILK AND CLOTH MADE
IN THE VERY BEST MANNER AND LATEST STYLE
AND OF THE VERY BEST MATERIALS, AND SOLD
AT THE LOWEST PRICES
SILK vELvETS. ALL COLORS
GUISE FRERE'S BLACK VELvETS, FROM as TO
$12. ALL QUALITIES.
THESE ARE THE MOST CELEBRATED BLACK
FELVETS IN THE WORLD. AND WE ASK AN IN
SPECT1ON AND COMPARISON.
EVENING SHADES IN CASHMERES CANEL,S
HAIR. ALBATROSS AND CREPE CLOTH
SILKS, SATINS. RADZIMERS AND OTTOMANS IN
ALL THE NEW EVENING COLORS.
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF CHOICE MA
TER1ALS SUITABLE FOR DRESS FRONTS
WHITE AND JET BEADED DRESS FRONTS IN
GREAT VARIETY
VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF I'M.
PORTED CLOTHS FOR TAILOR-MADE SUITS;
ELEGANT Ga CLOTH AT $l.75, ALL COLORS
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN BRoCADE vELvETs AND
PUSHES
SILK HOSIERY IN EVERY GRADE AND COLOR,
FROM $3.50 TO SIS PER PAIR-MAKE SUITABLE
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
FINE TABLE LINEN AND NAPKINS
SPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED TO OUR sUPE-
RloR BLACK SILKS IN EVERY QUALITY
G0INCH CIRCULAR SILKS
INDIA SHAWLS-RARE BARGAINS
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ITEMS.
.emOn
did not, as msny believe, discover the formula for
Dr. Bulls Cough syrup


The following immense bargains
will be sold tomorrow only at R. Goldschmtd's S12-
eth St. n. W.: 5 handsome decorated china dinner
sets received from England, worth So each and
which ON account Of several pieces being broker
can be bought at S1475, each contains from I05
to l15 pieces; cut glass preservr dish with saul
GERS to match only &c, worth 75c.: extra silver
plated cake baskets &c. worth ,l5C wine glasses 6
fer l5c. worth &c. celery glassei only l5c, worth
Sc crystal glass dinner casters. 29c., worth 15
handsome silver plated covered butter dishes Sc.
worth 8 80 cut glass salt or pepper bottles only &C.
worth 15c.: oval preserve dishes inch &C.; 91nch
&C.: Japanned cake or bread boxes medium size 55c.;
large CSC; eA a large &c: champion flour s.eves
&C, worth 20c.; inch Irut dishes On stand & for
23c., worth SOC; cut glass covered butter dishes
15c., worth sc; card receivers PIC, worth Soc;
ocfagon candy or Dut dishes inch &C.; s inch
&C; 10 Inch l0c.; decorated English china cham
per sets containing 10 pieces only az SO. W"rth
a 50; crumb brushes with trav cic,, worth 45c..
large wax dolls 25c worth So. X gallon ter
pitchers 23c, worth soc; new toy namely. The lit
Tie Gu, &c: lnaic or Girls delight only sc. box,
Sod elsewhere Tor 81; tool chests containing II iln-
PIGMENTS only 10c; very handsome extra large size
wax dolls only 95c. sold elsewhere for 81 So The
holiday goods on exhibition occupies 10000 square
feet OF space and great many bargains may be OBJ
tanned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-07
TIE Fi;riIrc Case Ended.

NE DEFENDANTS DISMISSED By JUDGE SMELL
Tae cas- against watson ". Edri(ige. Wallace
N. Kirby. BeiaElin Crowley. and Detectives S. j.
B9cE aud henry Ref. charged with destroying
private property. continued from yesterday. was
dismissed 5y Jtl,tgt Smell in the Police Court to-day.
Nh tJfstge stated that the report OF an assault
On hIM - Charles AleXaH1eT, published in morn
Ing p&cr i without foundation; that lie Eldriiga
Vas nth his counsel last night. ami Was 1t, down
town nor ii a restaurant, nor did he lleet Aiexan-
a. = NJ al.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-07
LOCAL MENTION.
Uae weather,

,~v,cr or TIN CHIEF SIGNAL oFrIrzE.
Uw.suINsToS. d. G. Dec- . 49, go 9-:a-i
SeN England and he middle Atlan-i ~r-.t's,
,nersasfng cl0uiiness to..awed o. ran, Ter an
rouleteE. ,.-,,.----
A cold wave l. at'~ adE,'ncing fTCln tie f'o1 81
sssSr,. valley TdH Storm ye,T5T!a. 1I..I1.' . e5T-
ri IN western hap-4S has NOV 1 aGr1 sr ~lEaT,i
10 Wisconsin, &ef7Tn3iled o. tAr.-.if.aE :hG
MISSISSIPPI and s.ISsGGr. valleys. but I;r;y snow
nm C0iora 10 te Dakota AMI TfnEc-0ja. The
srorn, circle ~ iscO2~ln Niis inGVV mort . .rV-C.
M Carata Cooler and generally fli~ s-7af.c y :
tp,lieaft1. Tie missouri upper Mississippi ss.-'
onto Y, leyS and lake region on SatUritE. a~tt-
enle- Jnd rainy weather is Indicated i0r Nf.v Tn
iap5 anG the middle Atlantic states On : sr-vllv,
followed n TIE afternoon and utgilt % cc.I-r
clearing weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-07
CITY AND DISTRICT.


Amusements. &C., Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Maggie Mitchell In "Lit-
tie Barefoot"
FORDS OPERA HOUyE-Duff Opera cOMpany In
"Heart and Hand"
THEArzR CoNQCk- - Snelbaker's Majestic Con-
eOlidacion-
DINE McsEUN-Curiosities and Interesting per-
fOrmance.
Masonic TENP1.R--Fair Of the Washington Con-
tinentalsl
CoNGRE6AfI0SAL CHrRCH.-BfSchor concert
LINCOLN HALI--Grand UL-Jn concert.
FRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL, 1911 l ST.-IlUstrated
lecture. See advI.
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lava CoFFEE.--Ten thousand p0und> Of O.d Gov
errrent Java CoffeeS, at the cd prres-25 -. }22
nor pound Pure Teas. ~, 30. 60. So. the tCsl =
D. pound; and when you cant IL stated * CjHe.
places cali and see H., te ErteFrgise Tea COMPANY
corner 81 street aud PenE-y IVana a-chr4. Ca to-
HiI bTancheS--Ceatar, Eastern AMI N@rtheTa In
erty markets ODoantll ~ Lrr-. pTOpEiyfrg~. Tni-
let tea sets. vases, InaJOlCa, Cru5s.F. - ~a.yGT
atyen away 10 purchasers. Coffee5 rvts,ati daiIr-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-07
The 1Smcil:enfa!s' Fair.

THE LEAnISG CANDIDATES IN The VOTING.
Tho veteran Corps and Veteran Corps Cadets VS.
tied the Continental far last night. An address OF
welcome vaS made by Nr. Il. L. Crav haw, and a
rf-pons" by capt. S. f. Thomson. The following
were The leading candidates ia the voting last
night. Table and Cover-,llss A. NJ. Clapp. Elk
bleigef. ,,ii,iiFaD oarlor stOve-J. II. Cook Wal
tnaIu GOLD watch. {. Ictilna. G.. +. IimmS and
- :. Garrison Webster dictioIary-Ni,S Emma
Lite Regulation sgsoTd-Capt. Z. f. VermIlii0n
I.:.y ci.air-CapJ e B. Anderson. Capt. WV Mills
ana l. l. CraWonaW. National cOlOrS-N;ttiona
EIfie Cadets ShCtguH-R. TroulOw. Rockford gold
ydt,E -t'en ". ". Dudley. Jo13dab badge-John
El7-iJs .mecicIn sewing rlaci.ine-Mrs. Eermil-
itlia- LaiyS silk dCimdn-kattie Coniieil. Mualc
St:thd-&.iso NIIle Evan. Hartford machine
Miss tlstY. Continental SWold-Capt. ". ". Mills
ant tutFtcrnlaster John Z. Lepphari. Road
vac0I-J. H. II2ge. Good Tenplar batlLe-Heury
ioctoa. >ntoAihg jacket Gildd anu ". II. DON
Ii i. HariCr desA-Miss Marian Rodier. Uniform
f"E cXpT '>,cmploye-iiuEh Murphy. Haiett6 Davis
r. :no-N isii1ngtOl tperdtic Association. Doll
h;trt Na'iaCh AfChan--Dr. t. Nj. BealL Putnam
fti,siolN EeVO!Vef-CG. W. c. Moore. Ebony table
b.sss Dora BENTON Cooking StoYe-MlSS /. G. Hut
ton Silver composing sticky. a. Perry SInok-
CT Outfit--NIu. Uonitell.
IEls evening the Washington Light Infantry
V III visit the Isr. Counting The Votes and an
hoUIltIu- TIE sam" Viii began Tonight and con-
Guide To- N GROW erGIirg.
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FkooE DRUSGETS. all sizes choice STYLES reduced
70 81 50. $500 $3.50, $50, Sd &C. = OK best Brussels
carpet reiuced from $40 ID - ct>; CHOICE =. enr
styles O. ingram carpets s. ana - cts ToWSoIl )
Pe1nSy lyania avenue. south side
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OvERcoArs sle E5sen1an Bro cor. 5th and z.

GREAT REFLECTION II FINE PaoTOGE APus.-Rica'>
Fine Cabinet Photos admitted TO he tbs, r.t RI -
TIC In posing ara lighting, and tie iine,t nn,s.3tl
pictures in the city Reduced 70 tI.-t4' dollars pei
doZt n All large work also reduced Rice, piiotOg-
rapher, I217 aud 1919 PENNSYLVANIA afentie
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THOSE wishing fine photos for The Holiday Til
De pleased to hear that Rice. the celebrated ana
artists photographer has reduced the price lis
nne cabinet photographs To 81 {thret- dollars pei
dozen All large WORK greatly reduced fi,. ,'lIu
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-07

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HEHBRUN'S CERISTM.S GIFTS-An WHO N,Iy FIVE
dollars worth OF boots. shoes. slippers. IUbi'arS
arcftcs. un I'll December 18th, vii bt presented with
pair or shoes worth fifty cents acd handsome
souvenir. Our prices lower than the lowest
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