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The COurts
The COurta.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN
Yesterday, Lewis agt kennedy: argued and

COURT IN GENERAL TERN
Yesterday, Lewis agt Kennedy; argued and
submitted.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Jud0e MacArthur
Yesterday, Shipman agt MCCARTHY; motion for
more specific declaration overruled. Stiles agt
Selinger; bill OF exceptions signed. Hall aSt
Inland and Seaboard COasting Co; motion for q
To-day, Anderson agt Smith, Moses agt spaids,
jackson agt Shuttle. Browning agt District, Hail
agt Inland and Seaboard Coasting Company; bills
OF exceptions filed. Beverage agt. Collins; judg.
ment confessed. Hewitt agt Lewis administra-
tor; judgment on award Wolf agt Walsh; Or
dered to be heard in the General Term to be heard
IN the nrst instance. Moore agt Metropolitan r
K Co.; bill OF exceptions signed
EQUrY CouRr-Jadoe Haoner.
Yesterday, McGraw agt McGraw; order appoint
Ing Thomas j. Fisher receiver. LghtfoOt agt
BTU; sale nnally ratified. Shoemaker agt Camp
To-day, Underwood agt Pratt: order substitute
Ing Z. G. DuncanSOn as receiver. Bauer aRt
Tschinely; order allowing F. r. Lee to become
appointing c: ]. Thompson, OF St Paul, Mimi,
examiner. MORROW agt James: bill Dismissed
OeEtley agt Oertley; trustees authorized to seU
PROBATE CouRF-Jhsdoe Raoner.
IL. aesIeraay. wiz OF Jane L Boynton proven BY
Charity L Far: nnal notice issued TO Richard r
MOre0a, administrators, appointing day for settle.
ment Estate OF Thomas Lewis; second account
Henry Misses; nrst and nnal account OF executor
approved and passed. Estate OF James NJ Carlisle:
fourth ana nnal account Of executrix and executor
approved and passed
Polio. couKf.-.Ndoe Asen
Mack shelton. petit larceny Of 4 sied !; . Ssys
Elizabeth Clayton, threats 10 Anna DOWN Der.
sonai bonds Thoa Hughes, loud and boisterous;
s burn: do. 90 Ym. ": Mccullougn. last 6rying;
go: appeal noted. Samuel Ross do, do Molly
Kelly, suspicious person; 50 dayk
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News Briefs,

movement has been started In Boston for q
worlds fair In that city, to be held next summe1.
The Tennessee legislature has elected AEhA
Thomas, OF Williamson county, state treasurer, IN
reach Nashville to-day.
Rev. Augustus f. Baird, DID,, pastor of Ply.
mouth church, Syracuse, NY, has accented tho
pastorship OF the Chapel OF the American church.
In Paris France.
Mrs. Hetfie Cunningham, a widow, yesterday
threw her three-year-old boy from the suspensloa
bridge at Paramount, West Virginia into the No,
nOngahela river, a distance OF d ty-two feet snl
then jumped In herself Both were rescued.
Addltl0nal proposals for the exchange at par a.
the Maryland state defense loan to the amount q
100000 have been received These, with the pro.
posais previously received, aggregate about e21e-
600 offered for exchange.
A severe electric storm. accompanied By hiQn
wind, which reached the velocity OF sixty miles a
hour, prevailed at Denver, Col. yesterday.
directors OF the First National bank, OF Concord
III, and that IL Is possible that the charter may
not be renewed on its expiration next month
The Prince OF Wales has nominated Mr. p. Loria.
lard's brown colt, Iroquois for the race for tho
Stockoridge cup. which comes on at Stockbridgo
Inspector Estcrbrook, OF the New YORK bufld.
Ing department, yesterday notified Elias 6. Hig.
gins, owner OF the Grand Central hotel, TO pla0o
horoscopes on the eight-story Mercer street pare
or the hotel and enlarge and widen all halls lead
Ing TO the nre-escape balconies. About twenty
changes.
England has withdrawn from the control n
Egypt
Only a new cases OF smallpox were reported n
Baltimore from A. N. Thursday TO the same houR
yesterday, which Is scarcely half as many as were
before active measures were taken for stamping
the disease out
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CONGREGATIONAL TOpics

General Wheeler. of Alabama, Who was elected
70 congress to succeed the late Representative
Lowe. was In his seat to-day. An ID. c. says that
zen: wheeler and his late opponent In the contest
or 1850. Mr.. Lowe, were to have fought a duel on
the very Gay that Lowe died.
THE TARIFF BILL.
The ways and means committee completed to-
day the revision of the tariff bill proper, making
no important changes Most OF the work done
consisted OF changing the phraseology, and in
some instances making the duty specific instead
OF OF, ad valorem without really changing the rate.
The bill Will be once more looked over by the
committee, and then reported at the earliest on
pOrtuntty to the House..
THR NEW ARMY BILL.
The Senate military committee, as stated in THE
STAR last evening, yesterday considered and Or
dered to be favoraby reported the Logan bill to
Increase the efficiency OF the army. The bill pro-
vldes that in time Of peace offenders now punish
able by reglmental or garrison court-martials
shall be tried by a summary court, consisting
solely OF the officer second in command whose
sentence shall be subject to review by his next
superior officer The number OF enlisted men in
the army, including an engineer battalion OF $40
men, hospital stewards and 1000 Indian scouts is
arms OF the service is Increased from sl3 to SIC per
month, and OF other men inferior 10 commits
STONED &C elGers IN proportion Commissioned
may each employ one soldier as servant, pro-
vided the soldiers consent be obtained and his
pay be charged against such officer Fuel IN kind
only shall be issued to officers Provisions - are
also made that officers on duty at Judge advocates
OF court martial shall receive an extra allowance
civilian in place OF general service clerks at mill
tary division headquarters; that the governor OF
the military prison at Fort Laavcnworth
shall rank as q colonel: that officers Of
the line on duty. as acting assistant quar-
termasters shall be allowed $40 extra per
month; That any person ruptured in the
army or navy shall be supplied with
truss; that the statute forbiddilg payment OF
mileage over land grant roads be repealed, and
that the Secretary OF War be authorized to en-
ploy $50 instructors for post schools to have rank
and pay OF commissary sergeants.
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81. LOUIS HoODLUMs CHLoRoFoRx HER, AND CARR
her OFF FOR RANSOM.

st. LOUIS HoODLUMs CHLoRoFoRx HER, AND CARRY
her OFF FOR RANSOM.
Miss Zerelde Garrison, young lady II years OF
age. living In tLouis, caused great apprehension
by disappearing mysteriousy last Saturday. She
/ IT her home to go to convent where she was
at school, and the last seen Of her was when she
got OF the street cars Last night the mystery
was solved by her return home. She is Ill, but
manages to tell that just after she got OF the cars
tall, blonde man, well dressed. accosted her.
she tried to run, and he threw q napkin ever her
flce She remembers nothing more until she re-
covered consciousness two days ago and found
herself a prisoner She says she was treated well,
and informed that she was held for ransom. The
man, she says, had frequent interviews with her.
telling her that he only wanted money. Thursday
b. compelled her to write letter to her friends
Yesterday woman, who seemed to be the land
lady, came into her room with newspaper and
said: "You answer this description; is your name
Girrisonf" On receiving an answer, she said.
well. I'll do one good act II 1t costs me my life"
Then taking her to the back gate she showed her
the way to the police station, only block distant
The girl presented herself at the station at last
evening and was restored TO her friends Two
arrests nave Deen made OF me3 supposed to be
connected with the case. They belong to a
notorious gang OF Carondelet hoodlumR
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The Abducted Miss Garrison.
HER STATEMENT OF THE AFFAIR,

ST.. LOUIS. NO., Jan 1a-Miss Garrison, who was
abducted last Saturday, says she was asked by
two men on that day near the convent to go to
the city. She refused, and was chloroformed,
losing consciousness till next day, when she found
charge OF middle-aged woman. The men asked
her to write to her relatives saying she would be
returned for q certain sum. She refused till yes
terday. She was chlorOformed. One OF the men
went to her house yesterday and offered to deliver
her for $500 During the progress OF the negotia-
IONS MISS Garrison was taken to the police STA
ton. where she was recovered.
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The Lottery Policy Cases.
RESULT OF THE TRIALS n THE foLIcR CoUl


Fifteen lottery policy cases in all were disposed
OF In the Police Court yesterday, which is the
largest number ever tried at one session OF this
court In some cases where the $50 collateral the
usual penalty, was forfeited, attachments were
issued for the defendants, who will be brought In
and heavier lines imposed In their cases on account
of their having been convicted before. The cases
disposed OF were the following: Those against
John Brooks. street, near 18th street; Thomas
Burke, OF 1922 Pennsylvania avenue, and Frank
thompson were continued Heckert Fridley and
Harry p. OBren were fined $50 each; Moses Booth
OF West Washington forfeited $50 collateral but the
prosecuting attorney was not satisfied with the
penalty, Booth having been previously convicted
ana the court ordered an attachment to issue for
MN; William and George Myers and Geo. Gardner
were nned $50 each; VIM. A. Grover forfeited $50
Colatera out having been previously convicted,
the forfeiture was deemed Inadequate, and an at
Lacnment was issued for him: Geo w. Fridley was
nned $50; James McGlue was charged with allow
Ing policy to be played In the house. but the
missed; Emma Thomas colored, forfeited $50 col.
lateral for the same onense; the charges against
Thomas Potion and Patrick Mcnamara were dis
missed
PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY
VIM. A. Graves, who forfeited $50 collateral yes
| terday, was brought into the Police Court on an
| attachment this morning. Mr.. G. N. Smith ap
peared for him and stated that he was locked up
an nlgnL "A plea OF guilty" was entered, and
the court, In view or the defendant having been
previously convicted or the same charge Imposed
noted ~Sf
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Wall Street TODAY.
ALMOST UNPRECEDENTED DIZZINESS IN THE STOCK

MARKET.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-The Posts financial article
SAYS: The stagnatlon In the stock market this
forenoon was greater than yesterday, the volume
or business up to 1890 O'Clock being smaller than
on any previous day for two years. The total sales
most trading was in Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, with sales of 1900 shares at 1877, 1875,
l2bH. The transactions in no other stock exceeded
a.OOO shares. Denver sold at Az, 4, Is for
$500 shares. Northwest sold at 1884,.
1919, and 1S4H for $500 shares.
The net result OF the forenoon's business showed
a small fractional advance in the majority OF
stocks on the usually active list and at IL 80 the
market was firm. Foreign exchange was quiet
ana steady. Government bonds were strong and
u higher for the IS. State bonds were quiet and
urn Railroad bonds were dull and generally
steady.
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Criminal Court Proceedings To-day.
THE ALoNZo BELL-SUNDAY CHRONICLE LIBEL CASE
AND OTHERS
This morning in the Criminal Court, Judge
Wylie, the case OF Benz. F. Hackman and Henry
Reed. indicted for publishing libanous article on
Hon. AloDzo Bell In the Sunday Chronicle some
months since, was called. Messrs. r. B. Carpan-
ter and T. F. Miller. their counsel some weeks
ago filed demurrer, and this being the second
time that the demurrer was called up, and the
counsel not being present, the court this morning
overruIed the demurrer, saying that 1t was frivO-
louS, and gave defendants two days to plead over
Elias Ross, cOlored, convicted in the Police
Court OF assault in December 2Sth, and sentenced
to 80 days in Jail, was called to plead and said
VI plead not guilty OF taking an appeal" He
finally plead guilty and was given In his sentence
credit for the time he had already served.
The case OF James Shea, charged with sending
obscene letters through the mails to one Sue
Mayors last May, was called, and on inspection nj
the ment, the court said the prisoner could
not be held on 1t. the obscene matter not being
set out. The court. after some discussion bY
counsel, suggested that demurrer be filed. Mr.
Birney, for the defendant, filed demurrer and
the court sustained 1t and Quashed the fndfct-
ment and IN diScharg1ng the defendant gave him
some good advice. not to have anything to do
with such women.
Edward igely, indicted for entering a house In
the day time and larceny plead guilty In the rirst
case and was sentenced to three years in the Erie
county. n. Y, penttentlary. nolle pros was
entered in the other case.
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w. nj. SHusrEn & Soss
OFFIk A ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF
SLLkS, ga INS AND BROCADES FOR EVEN
ALSO. CHOICE SHADES IN cAsHMEREs AND
ALBAIRoSS 10TH THAT WILL LOOK WELL
SPECIAL 1,I Lot =, 90 OF EVENING SILKS AT $780,
tttIIoNS, WHICH ARE NOT VISIBLE UNDER
GREAT ! 81 IAh .t;, ARE oFFERED N BRocApE
r. tSH bkGC5DE VELVET IN BLACK AND
GG0 co 10 - IBR0CADES REDUCED FROM a. so
MjDE; IN riI THE FOR LOWING CHOICE SHADES:
1 DGGAnnX al, MYRTLE IL NAVY BROWN: THE
f hNp NE WARRANTED PuRE SILK: FOR
p, N ;GI Gan 9UAL thin.
n.y. MAJ fEL WI IN VERY CHOICE COLORS.
hNpWN ~ BE THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
OTTOMAN SILKS AND sATINs IN GREAT VA
Low PRICES. 40 ~
A FLM FuR-IINED CIRCULARS IN GOOD QUAIL
IT1ES. WHICH WE OFFER VERY CHEAP.
W. Nj. SINISTER X SONS,
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
N. B.-1he best is the cheapest. las
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Litigation Over Mr. Crows Estate.
From tina pnlfinore Amar{rau

Litigation arising out OF division Of the estate
OF Mr.. John 7. Crow, who was managing editor OF
the Sun, was yesterday begun in the circuit court
before Judge Duffy. The questions ara Intricate
ones, arising between Sarah Owens, Miss IdaCrow
daughter by Mr.. Crows first wife, ard Edward
w. Hub bard, brother OF Mr. Crows second wife
who is alsn dead The property iav,:,rs IS said 10
be about $4,000.
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Alleged Counterfeitcr Committed

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13.-Martin Kelley, who was
arrested several days ago for complicity with VIM.
saunders and Gilbert Mcbride for having in his
possession counterfeit silver coin, and who upon
ms discharge frem custody here was re-arrested
for a similar offense committed In New York. was
arralgned for a hearing this afternoon and COM
mlItel IN default OF bail. He Will be taxed to
New York on u warrant
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Dukes Presents Himself.
REFUSAL OF SPEAKER FAUNCR TO SWEAR HIM

PRIVATELY.
"A Harrisburg dispatch states that N. L. Dukes.
the member OF the Pennsylvania legislature from
Fayette county who killed Capt Mutt in a hotel
at Uniont0Wn, a few weeks ago, visited speaker
Faunce in the speakers room Thursday. and en-
treated him to swear him in privately, which the
speaker refused to do, informing Dukes that II he
took the oath at all he must take it at the bar of
the house. 1t is said he will present himself
Monday In the house to be sworn in, In which
event Representative CalbOrn, OF Somerset, will
luton may be offered then to appoint committee
70 inquire into his eligibility, several members
holding that person charged with homicide can
not take his seat.
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Died of Friuhf.

OTTAWA, ONT, Jan. 1s-The feeling OF terror
created throughout the Ottawa valley by the
Cooke murders is something extraordinary Sew
eral persons are Frustrated by nervousness, and
Two Two OF these are not expected to survive. One
appearances at the door Of her nncle's house of q
man carrying an axe.
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I'd Edition.
--latest TGlegramS to The Star
The Arrests in Dublin.

CHARGES OF CONSPIRACY TO AssAssINArE POLICEMEN
DUBLIN, Jan. 13.-The arrests here last night and
this morning were made In consequence OF secret
information received last week that a number Of
persons belonging to secret society had held q
special meeting In Dublin and resolved to assassi-
nate certain OF the more active members of the
Dublin police force. Two OF the conspirators
turned approves. The member OF the municipal
lily arrested Is MT. Carey, ell known and pr0nl-
nent nationalist. He had been previously ed
under Mr. For>ter'S coercion act 1t Is not be-
ieved that he Is connected with the assassination
party
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Name.
Affair. iu west Wa.hInetou

AcCTDENT-Miss L. Buckley, the second daughter
OF Mr.. Chas A. Buckley, met with a serious aCc1,
dent last evening by being struck by sled, cAu0.
Ing fracture OF one OF her nmbs
.. The STAR has been regularly and promptly Je.
uvered at Tenleytown this week, notwithstandinR
the deep snow, and the fact that the carrier had
Master Frank Evans. on High street. Inonk
those present were Misses Ada Offutt, Nell
Riley, Kate and Vrgie Wetzel, Fannie HuntSf
and Masters Frank Cogswell, Lee VERIFY, Nar6X
Lchty, Ashley Dent and Eugene OLeary
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QUEBEC, Jan. 13.-The body OF an old man,
named Dr0uin, has been exhumed at Arthabaska
ana his stomach brought here for analysis, the
poisoned by Of the parties under arrest for the
late brutal murder at that place to obtain his
prOpertY. -
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GUINNIP & co.
BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE,

I BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE,
909 SEVENTH STREET
BETWEEN / AND NORTHWEST
Would respectfully invite attention his selections Of
HANDSOdE NEW GOODS, which offered at re-
lnarEably low prices.
6erster Cloth. all colors. &c. Terra Gotta. Bronze
Electric, Green, &C.
beautiful Paids, silk ana Wool 25c. formerly SOC,
Figured Dress Goods that retailed 20 only l21sc.
Shujdah Cloth, l5c-. a great bargain.
sl9endid Cashnleres, in black and colt,rs, Csc,
fiEe Atwood Cas.Iineres. 80. 62L 15c. and 81,
NoFeltes IN Dress Goods, Pushes and Velvets.
Grsen "a Cloth, choice qua ity, IL. IS.
silks ard Satins, Brocadcs &c.
y he New shades in Ladie D. Cloaking Cloth.
iNDERWEAR for LADIES. GENTS and CHI DREN
We particularly recommend those suffering from
fheunatlem to buy our prepared Led Flannel Under
wear 81 = to Sl 90 each; sell pure incidentally
{repared Flannel at Soc yard. equal to goods usual
ly retailed for 15c.
CorFets 35, 80. 75c.. 81, 81. 25 and up
Hosiery, Gloves and Handkerchiefs.
have Just received lots of pure Linen Handkerchiefs
slightly imperfect. At less than hall prices Call and
Set them btfore they are all sold out
Run stock of DOnest1cs. Table Linen and Towels
- Blankets, Flannels, Cassneres and Housekeeping
Goods 0f.Ao
Last, but not least, Misses Wooden Hose in sizes
1rUm 3 to 81, Csc PAIR.
BALTIMORE CASH STORE
n3-ly Cos 9TH street northwest.
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charged with conspiracy with other persons not
yet arrested to murder government officials, have
been remanded.
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" the best Is USTH'S Old Stand known for wear
q thu The only place where frst-cl,ss SECONDHAND
rcsn et JUSTHS Old stand No. 619 street between
ON ana 9Th streets northwest n. B.- Note by mail
promptly attended e. parN
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N Z i l.
w IN E SHIR IT'S

=" Il III /
Ghfaper than any other house in the world and We
don want to take but call and see the
'Hannish Shirt FOR 75c. Made Il fine round thread
long cloth muslin, mot trash, full of Prepared sizing to
deceive the eye); reinforced with fine linen bosom
Win lnen linen sleeve bands and linen neck band (not
Union linen. but pure hnen), and feIed seams mot
fr1ed over and stitched through with stitch: all
hnIshed ready for the wash tub with button holes cut
ana then worked (not worked and then cut) Only 75c
for the Hanns' shirt. full stock Of Winter Under
sns and Drawers at prices to please. The best SOCKS
Tor ~ and Zoe sold in this city. All the latest
loNeues IN Silk Neckwear 81 Scarfs sold for ST. %
d5c. Scarfs sold tor 40c. At
OF MFGINNIsS. 1902 street.
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Ear,hauakes I'm Sna;n.
A Supposed Case Of Murder.

MADRID, Jan. 13-Seyen shocks Of earthquake
occurred IN the town OF ArOhena on Thursday
last.
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Dry Goops.
TRUNNEL & CLARK,
Sl1 MARKET SpACR

SIl MARKET SPACE,
HAVE AN ATTRACTIVE AND VERY DESIRABLE
STOCK To SELECT FROM, AT
Low PRICES.
BROCADE and PLAIN SILK PLUSHES.
OTTOMAN SILKS, in Black and Colors
BLACK SILKS, all grades-special bargains
splendid line of LUPIN'S MERINOS reduced IN so
cts. 80 ~o'' W. w
LUPIN'S BLACK GOODS, in all qualities.
CoUhIAUl-D'S BLACK CREPES, wide, for veils
DhtSS GOODS. great variety, all at bottom prices
HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR-Lades' and Gents,
grand stock Of HANDKERCHIEFS.
DOMEST1CS BLANKETS, FLANNELS, &C., full
stock. wv Ao1i
ONE PRICE ONLY.
1aA TRUNNEL h CLARK
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LADIES' GOODS.

II o U G L S.,
NINTH - AND STREETS
EIGHTH ANNUAL SALE OF
LADIES' ENTERTAINMENTS
Oh MONDAY. January 3, will begn orr eighth
ennual Eae of Ladies' Underga-IentS with 200 dozen
thoroughly made and trimmed
CHEMISE AND DRAWERS,
Ar 25C. ZACH
EVe-y offered at this sale ia of orr manrfsr
Ire and We guarantee the wearing quality the mus
In u be one-lr half greater than that Of any
otasr InUSln made. During the continuance of this
Sale, special prices VIII be made ell garments.
DOUGLASS
!Ao NINTH STREET.
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The SECOND BIscHoFF CoScERr-The Congrega-
tlohal church was again filled by fine and appro.
c1atve audience last evening 10 listen TO the SEQ.
ond Of the series or concerts given by Prof Biz.
chon and his pupils Prof. Bischon, as usual was
very nne In his organ recitas, and shared with
several other performers In the rich and profus0
Moral onerfngs that were given. Miss Moodey
charmed the audience with her fine voice and ar.
ustlc manner. Mrs j. O. Mills proved herself
great fevorte and was enthusiastically encored.
particularly In the trio with Mrs Allen ana Mr.
Miller, Mss Magill sang with great success; and
the soprano SOLO by Nine. Annie Raemer Kaspaf
from "Traviata" was rendered In a most artistic
way Mrs Powell, who sang In place OF Miss
MaddoX was very success sful. All the singers wero
pupils OF Prof. BischoH. and has every reason -
feel gratined 10 their success
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SLIGHT FIRE THIS MoRNING-About IL 30 a. m
to-day fire was discovered in house 901 10Th street
northwest, occupied by Mrs Mary E. Clemmer
cause by the floor taking fire from the register
1t was extingushed by fire company No. and ON
| Ger Mcdonald without turning In an alarm. Dam
age about $3.50.
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DRY GOODS.
OS MoSDAr. JANUARY SrH

. We VIII commence to sell our entire stock of DRY
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
We have marked down every yard Of our FAIL AND
NlNIEk GOODS to prices that must attract BUYERS
w, We cal SPECIAL ATTENTION to our REMNANT
'ot TX, which contains many desirable goods in
cost. ~ A.ii ''@-A
BLACK AND CoLoRED SILKS from so cents to 50
PEI yard Nv ~ W '"
BEoCApE SILKS. sATINs, Pushes and VEL
VEL : i'll ali colors. A 49,
81 Immense assortment of DRESS GOODS at I2k. Is.
~ %, S'3I, 90. 20 cents and 81 per yard.
All Of our CLOAKS and CLoAKING CLOTHS at ac
tual cost ~ - az
TABLE LINEN TOWELS, NAPKINS and SHEET.
IN in all the best makes.
SHAWLS, BLANKETS. COMFORTS CRETONs
and CURTAIN LACkS, all at the lowest prices
At CARTERS
Jas I'll MARKET SPACE.