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The H. ID. Cooke & Co. Suspension.

CUNPRUNISE CREDITORS.
Mr. n. d. Cooke OF the recently suspended firm
OF I'D. Cooke Co., bankers, has made an offer of
compromise to the creditors. looking toward the
immediate settlement Of minor claims and an ex-
ested express willingness to allow three or four
years time for the settlement of their claims be-
Heying that the failure was an honest one, and
that the assets will eventually realize more than
the liabilities OF the firm. The creditors represent
Ing majority OF the Indebtedness have consented
that all claims under 300 shall be settled once
and arrangements for this will soon be made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15
srAIsEp glass substltute agency, 411 7th street.

THE PEOPLE OF Washington will be glad to learn
that Frank Sharpless, the wellknOwn confectlOner,
has opened fine candy store at No. 94l Pennsyl-
yanfa avenue.
His former patrons and the public in general may
rest assured that his fine mixed candles and car
amels are as good as ever, and at the same low
price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

NRw STORE, new goods. everything fresh, pure
and clean at SEAMLESS Confectionery, 941 Pa.
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NAfiCn-

Before buying Ladies' and Children's Wraps don't
miss 1856 9TH street, Young's Cloak Parlors second
floor; save 25 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

r. SAUER & Co.'S celebrated Baltimore show
cases, In every style, for sale at manufacturers
prices at Morell Co.'S depot, 7S4 9Th street north
west, washington, d. G.
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arraisnmcn,. in The Criminal Con,

ONE PRISONER PLEADS GUILTY AND IS SENTENCED TO
IMPRISONMENT.
The following ATTACHMENTS took place in the
Criminal Court, Judsf vile, to-day, ana pleas OF
not guilty were entered IN each case: VIM. Doug
las, HOUSEKEEPING In the night; Henry Fields,
same; Mary Harris, second offense petit larceny;
James r Nichols, grand larceny OF $50 on August
9th from Joseph Cato: John King. larceny from
the person OF Margaret Murray October 2oth,
and Lena Moss grand larceny OF over 1870 In money
and diamonds from the person OF A. l. Slaffer.
John Gray pleaded guilty OF the larceny OF $50
from B. Il. Sinlms and was sentenced to 10 months
in the Albany penitcntfarv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

The GREAT Ok ROAST at Drivers Garden TO-DAY
and evening All are invited
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WE ARE NOT REFUSING any reasonable offer fol
anything In our entire establishment OF furniture
carpets, upholstery goods, bedding, &c. W. B.
Moses Son. corner 18th and streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

NJ. WILLIAM Is Offering select stock Of cloaks
and wraps at remarkably low prices
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Mothers
II you are falling; broken, worn out and nervous,
use "WellS' Health Renewer." 81. DRUGGISTS.
RaZOrs! RaZOrsN RaZOrs!!!-The Patent
Perfect and our best brands warranted and kept In
proper shaving condition gratis Name engraved
on our dog collars free The Rodgers Cutlery Store,
4S7 Pennsylvania av., DIN. WALF0RD, Propr s6w1m
On Thirty Days Trial.
The voltaic Belt Co. Marshall, Mich, will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to men
young or Old who are afflicted with nervous de-
bity lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
Ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly v1gOr. Address as above. N. B.-No risk Is
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed w,s,m
Fine Hair Dressing.
Cocaine dresses the hair perfectly and is also a
preparation uleQualled for the eradication Of dan
druf1.
The superiority Of Burnett's Flavorng Extracts
consists In their purity and great strength 60
Cluett's Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch
Shirts are the best OF all 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

TIE SALE OF ESGRAyINGs AND OLEoGRAPHs win
be continued this evening, at 7:3O O'clock at the
salesroom Of Walter B. Williams Co
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n. II. Shea.
A New Use for Cork

Wholesale grocer, Pennsylvania avenue, sells Lips
Premium Soap "aoove all others"
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The fine photos OF KetS Kemethy's, 11O9 Pa ave-
continue 10 be s. per doz, with 18th painted free
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HAMS popular $3.50 ladies' flexible sole kid, peb-
Die and straight goat button. SIC 9TH street.
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MO1hers.

S3 per Gallon, csc. Quart Bottle.
No. Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
I'm MCGEEs, 9th, near street.
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The City Markets.

The Price Current OF the produce exchange says
that the flour markets this week continue slow
and dull. Wheat unchanged. Corn in liberal re-
ceipt and market lower. Oats steady Hay is In
light receipt and market f1rmeE Straw is very
scarce and higher. The supply Of butter Is on the
increase. Receipts of eggs are fair and a quiet
market ruling. Dressed poultry is coming in small
quantities. and sold fairly in view OF weather this
week Receipts OF green fruit fair and demand
good. Good varieties Of potatoes are In demand.
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MARRIAGES.
MARRIAGES,

CARRIAGES CAnR1Aors
CARRIAGES
Just received good second hand French Victorfa
very light: three Hight Coupletts; ALSO new and &c,
9nd-hand Coupe Rockaways. extension tops Phaetons
Repairing promptly attended to-
Mast Repository and Factory. 1io-4is 9Th &. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

The Pleater with which Nine sailade established her
buness and the sole device usec by her for the first
hve yeAn and still used on all kinds Of box accordion
and fancy peatings Is now offered for aae Send .or
cycutak Nc. 9 Eagt 18th street. New York oc*-Sn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

YoUNG yfoLNIsTE.-Niss Matte Saxton. aged
II, daughter OF Major Saxton, OF Mt Pleasant was
very successful at the last Haydn concert at the
Academy OF music In Baltimore. The Baltimore
critics praised In particular her skillful bowling
she Is the second OF Prof kaspar's pupils who have
participated at the Haydn concerts:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

From the Madison Square Theater, New York. mis-
FoRD'A THE PEOPLES PLAY HOUSE
MAGNIFICENT DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT
THE REGULAR RATES OF ADMISSION.
Admission. Soc and 75c: reserved places 75c or 81
Lemons Spectacular Melodrama in Four Acts
AHOOP OF GOLDi
Carload Of New and Special Scenery! Novel Stage
Effects! Great Cast!
NEXT WEEK,
The Young Irish Comedian and Vocalist
MIR. W. ]. sCANLAN.
In BARLEY Campbells Romantic Drama
mis- FRIEND AND FOE.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS.
NOVEMBER "a AND g.
Maj J. B. Bond has he honor 70 announce
MARK TWAIN.
(Mr 8. L. Clemensl
As Reader Of his own superb fun; and
Mr. GEO. W. CABLE.
The distinguished Southern novelist presenting his
own matchless scenes
TO APPEAR TOGETHER!
Mark Twain's world-famous wit
Mr. Cables exquisite humor and pathos.
combination Of genius and versatility that appeals
freshly to the intelligent public
Prices Of admission including reserved seat &c.
80 sts '' @ &
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Fur and Seaiskin Garments.
c. c. Shayne, the well-knOwn Wholesale Fur
Manufacturer, 103 Prince street, New York, will
sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash
wholesale prices this season. This will afford
splendid opportunity TO purchase strictly reliable
Fuis direct from manufacturer, and save retailers
profits Fashion Book mailed free. 9,6-3m
"AIderMey Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in halfpound Ward" prints, 45c per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk ana sweet
Milk, &c. per quart, Cream 15c. pint.
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60 10 THE BARBECUE at Drivers Garden this eve
ming Marine Band win be present
Toua eyesight ntted. 81: Hemp old stand
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CHARGES HER HUSBAND WITH Observation-Disclosures
7. j. Mackey to-day filed petition for divorce for
Catherine scott against Joseph Scott. She states
they were married september I'd. 1862, and charges
he deserted her In the fall OF 1919
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-Marriage licenses have
oeen issued by the clerk OF the court TO John p
Healy and Kate v. Worthington; Max Hoffman, OF
Enterprise, Miss, and Johanna Hahn: Joseph H.
Weaver and Mary Weaver, both of Baynesville,
Va; George B. Mercer and Mary A. Murphy OF
montgomery county, Md; j. l. Brennon and Jose
phine Chrisoll, OF Baltimore, Md; Henry Williams
and Kate Lewis; stephen o. Richly and Minnie
Blair, OF Montgomery county, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

ACCUSED OF STEALING A BOAT AND A BELI-
The case OF the young man Charles H. Newton
A1AS Henry c. Newton, charged with the larceny
OF metal bell valued at S25, continued from last
wednesday, was called In the Police Court this
morning and again continued until Wednesday
next since the case came up last Wednesday IL
mas Deen stated that the youth stole a Scow be-
longing 10 Ross Sanford, near the river flats, and
going 10 the lower tramway. where an engine was
standing, TOOK therefrOm the bell above mentioned
which also belonged TO Ross & Sanford
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

ELLIOTT PRESTON Will have a new poem in TO-
N Dora
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PROPOSED NEW RAILROAD To THIS CITY.-Mr.
Levenstein yesterday introduced bill in the Yir.
g1hia senate Incorporating the Richmond and
washington City railroad company. The bill pro
SldeS that the incorpOratorS may construct main.
tain and operate line OF railroad. with single OF
double track, from the city OF Richmond Va &c
some point on the Potomac river opposite or near
the city OF ashington. ID. c., such route and
through such counties, cities and towns as the
company may deem expedient TO reach the city OF
Washington.
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A Fine Hair Dressin

Cluett's Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monar
Shirts are the best OF all. &c
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LundbOrg,s Perfume, Edenla 60
LANDLORDS Perfume Marechal Mel Rosa 60
LundbOrg's Perfume, Alpine Violet go
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THEFTs RRPoRTED-Richard Crowther III l4tn
street northwest, reports that his house was en-.
tered Thursday night and slver-plated pitcher
reports that his house, No. IL street northwest
was entered last night by the rear window and The
family Bible, clothing, etc. valued at $40 So were
stolen. John FitzmOrris reports stolen from IL
front of his store, corner OF 9Th and Boundary
streets, last night, eight whitewash brushes valued
at IS. Georgeanna Rodgers, 1920 New York avenue
reports stolen from her yard lady's white skirt
valued at SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

If you are falling; broken, worn out and nervou:
use "Wells' Health Remover" s.. Druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-10

While the returns on the congressional election
are not yet complete. enough is known without In
Guiding those districts liz which 1t Will require the
official count TO determine the result to show that
the democrats viii have good working majority
In the next House OF Representatives. They will
have not less than th1rty-five. and perhaps forty
majority The republicans will retain control of
the senate by not less than six majority. In the
senate committees are made up by party caucus,
anu are formally constituted by resolution, hence
the possession OF the presiding officer by the MINOR
ity IS OF nc value in this respect. In democratic
circles the opinion very generally prevails that
Mr. Carlisle viii be reelected speaker one year from
next December Many think that he viii be the
unanimous choice or his party
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$40 9TH street and 3l3 Sth street northwest.
Near Pennsylvania ave.
IL Z 4 c T I 7 UDE.

Il XA CTITUDE
Reading" says Sir Francis Bacon. "maketh full
man, conference ready man, and writing an exact
man"
Mathematical exactness, however is no. possible in
every trade or profession
Two coats cut from different materials at the same
time and made blythe workman may and frequent
~ do vary from one to two sizes.
There is without doubt boundary between right and
wrong, and Yet no has been able to define il
coat may be good coat to one man and q poor one
to another man.
Everything depends upon the standard of Judgment
Now when say can give YOU good blue overcoats
Tor SO So So and $50 do not mean to assert that
each quaity and price named j. good alike There ia
though, one point in which they all agree fast color
Cut by the same patterns but by different classes
o. hands and with varied trimmings well as dere Mt
materials. each constitutes its own standard
Ny highest standard is
THE TAILORING ONE
where garments are made sIecaly to order and Over
coats range in price from $40 upwards
THE READY MADE ONES.
Observe the plurality prices from $50 down to *
livery man in his own humor can be supplied by
HENNING,
The CLOTHIER,
Aio 40 7th street
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a ssss,t %ss$ s.ts ... eese sse..
BOOKS D aF LESS 5s9 fHI 1SE c k5Sg5TEsHEns
p0o Sss S i fpsvs 5of Sso E +
B0e Sss & H ]; Sq;: sssE: =
Serious Books Funny Books.
BOOKS TO make Raos the te HEAD HEAD Ache a.. ,.
In short the Grandest Combination. Assortment and
BOOKS, S Se'}Sftssp Of BooKs,,,
which
Here Gus sne kind of books
we are Offering They all complete editions perfect
BY with aa adi u1 aet Of G
''ru'''ns expressed is ff E I let f7s
c COO e complete cot edtion Poets bound IN
Do be- nie s sv ea IN clear
Of nferior stIon printed in small type pss'
-so ssa iueisher's Price 81 90 Our Price IS cents
sHd fully as% An
ooooo D..,,,l Publishers Price, s22 So Ours. $3.50
bound in cloth gold including Arabian Nishts DON
Qul1ote Iom Brown. Rugby. Oxford. Vanity air, and
publishers PRICE. sl.oO Ours. 80 cents
,Macaulay,s History Of ENGLAND. complete not vol.
altered well printed and well bound in substantial
cloth.
Publishers Price $500 Ours al 49,
Magnificent Quarto Editions d. Lutte Of Dante's In
illustrated by Gustave Dore.
Publishers Price, $1,000 Ours, 1905
Besides full line of Chdren's Books bound in cloth
board. &c. Sc res hundreds and thousands Of New
ira ed sets, &c
Also. please observe Stationery and Card Depart
melt are crowded with goods consigned to on the
same terms
Don't purchase before giving a call For instance
we furnish copper plate with 80 cards (work equal to
Tihany's. New York;. for Soc.
CHAS. BAUM,
nos No 416 It'll STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-10

The testimony from all the principal cities OF the
country Is 10 the effect that the leading daily
papers have printed and sold more copies during
the past few days than ever before No doubt this
Is the truth In every case The interest felt by the
public in the result Of Tuesdays election Is greater
than that In any event in the history OF modern
American journallsm,-the only occasion approach
Ing IL being The time President Garfield was shot
The notion commonly entertained is that such
times afford Fat harvest OF direct profit for news
papers, and there are people who express the opin-
Ion that some papers even go so far as TO get and
print spurious news for the purpose Of Increasing
their sales. Nothing could be farther from the
truth than these ideas, as any one can under
stand. after moments reflection. Indeed
directly the reverse is the fact. The very Slight
prOnt arising from the sales OF extra issues Is
quickly wiped out by the expenses incurred b. an
enterprsing journal In procuring special dispatches
and promptly placing them before the public.
That item of itself puts the balance at once on the
wrong side OF the ledger; but that is not all. nor
the worst In times of great excitement business
OF all kinds is disturbed, and advertising which is
but the thermometer that records the fluctuations
or material activities, naturally and necessarily
iaS OIL and the regular receipts of well established
newspapers are therefore seriously diminished.
Such find their greatest advantage, as does the
general public, In the even tenor OF every day fe
when business follows its natural channels and the
P"pu.'i Ai'ia Is ho' ui>tufueu Ut made auXlOuS ny
an impending peril, whether real or fancied.
Another mistake frequently made By unthinking
persons is in charging newspapers with inconsist-
ency or interested motives In printing items of news
In the same issue or In succeeding issues which con-
nct with each other In the case in the other
contradict those made public but short time be-
fore. such persons forget that IL IS the function OF
newspaper not to make news. but to collect all it
can get, from the most reliable sources available.
as quickly as possible, and 10 give 1t TO the public
at once. without regard to what effect t may have
upon this or that interest Its whole stake lies in
that course. The true newspaper Is but mirror OF
the time In which il lives, and the more promptly
and faithfully it reflects what is passing for the
moment the better It is. II the picture presented
be not pleasant or not what 1t should be, the fault
lies with the objects reflected not with the MIRROR
nor yet with those who for the time being, hold 1t
up 10 nature.
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3l6-31S SEVENTH STREET
W !! 9 7 SO Err ERR w
W Il oocGG I 90 4 :
A. SAKS & CO.,

Victory is ours. We have conquered high prices We
have strained to lay before customers
the very best and lowest priced goods in the market
and our long experience enables say with
tire confidence that article offer our large
Enlistment can be bought lower elsewhere and in
numberless instances stand alone one can ap-
proach us in the remarkable Bargains offer
Our different departments ROW replete with new
and lovely goods
In Silver Plated Ware Department we offer some
decided bargains: Our Castors at 99c 81 81 9S as
well Buffers at &c. to Sl9S are wonders of
beauty and cheapness
In our Frame department we offer the handsomest
Gilt Frames at 99c ever besides number of finer
styles.
In our Satchel department offer lovely line of all
Leather Club Bags from 99c up, besides full line of
Ladies' Bags, &C.
How able to sell Curtain Poles as cheap as we
do is puzzle to many bnt still do it and intend to
keep on.
Our Basket department is another puzzle The variety
OF ;ancy Baskets offer is wonderful but our prices
are more wonderful still
Brass S'luare Bird Cages, good size for 99c is an
other Of the articles puzzle people with At 81 %
ana s49 We can give you something pretty in this
But our Oil Paintings beat all The handsome frames
which will not discolor; the bright colors the really
artistic work. and their extraordinary cheapness are
wonder to every one They sell like hot cakes Come
anu see us.
NJ SILtERBERG & CO.
$40 eth street and 3l3 sth stree. northwest
hlo Near Pennsylvania ave.
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One OF the penalties Mr.. Cleveland has HAD to
pay for Success is receiving cord or two OF con-
CALCULATIONS from ambitious nobodies. who avail
themselves OF the cheap rates OF telegraphlng to
get themselves into notice and their names in
print, with possible chance OF recognition after
the 4th OF March
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-10

This has not been the first close nor by any
means the closest election in the history OF New
York. In 1880 Washington Hunt was elected gov
ernor over Horatio seymour by only 262 votes and
seymour was afterwards beaten for governor,
by Nyron Ii. Clark, by only 3Os votes. In both
cases the victory was claimed by partisans on
both sides Ensil The Official count was made
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~ V E r C o A T 8 {.

IF THREE THOUSAND MEN WERE TO MARCH
INTO OUR STORE TO-DAY WE COULD SUPPLY
THE ENTIRE CROWD WITH OvERCOATs. THERE
IS NOT SUITABLE MATERIAL KNOWN THAT
WE CANNOT SHOW MADE UP IN ovERCOATs
EVERY STYLE. COLOR, SHAPE. VARIETY, KIND
AND PRICE. AND 1T Is TO
THE PRICES
THAT WE WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION.
THEY ARE LOWER THAN HAVE EVER BEEN
QUOTED IN THIS CITY PARTICULAR ATTEN-
TION IS DIRECTED TO OUR STOCK OF
ELEGANT Owe RCOATSI
CUT By CUSTOM CUTTERS AND MADE UP BY Gus
TOM TAILoRs WE HAVE NOW ON DISPLAY IN
OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT SEW
ERAL HUNDRED sATIN-LINED COATS MADE
FROM ROUGH AND SMOOTH BEAVERS. THESE
ovERCOATs ARE FINER THAN CAN BE SEEN
ELSEWHERE IN THIS TOWN.
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The republicans cannot be blamed for doing their
utmost to protect their rights in the determination
OF the true vote OF New York state In fact 1t is
for the interest Of good government that the re
turns should be subjected to the most rigid
scrutiny But the republican leaders Will be wise
TO discriminate between substantial facts and
those techncaiites which lawyers love so well and
the people generally detest so heartily 1t would
infiict incalcuable damage on the country to have
prolonged and complicated legal controversy over
the vote OF New York state, and the republicans,
il patriotic, Will not precipitate such a struggle
unless they have the very strongest reasons for be-
lieying that material frauds have been committed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-10

The cholera is making threatening Roadway in
Paris. In spite of all the efforts put forth to stop
Its spread. The bulletins begin TO remind one OF
those from Naples, and the story OF that city may
be repeated 1t has been supposed that the frost
would protect northern Europe better than the doc
tors and que 1tine officers; but this barrier has
failed in the past In several notable instances and
may fail again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-10

The destruction of Palatka, Florida, By an incen-
diary fire. is much to be deplored especially as it
Is charged that the CONFEDERATION was started nv
negroes in revenge for the election OF Cleveland
For this assertion, however, there is probably no
real basis. The ruined city was constructed mainly
OF wood, and as it had no fire department worth
the name. fire there was pretty certain to sweep
the place Palatka Is known to thousands OF north
ern visitors pleasant winter resort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-10

One would think that II any body could afford to
lag up money enough to ensure a decent burial.
without taxing friends for It's cost, It would be
prima donnas and fayorite tenors, such extrava-
giant salaries are they paid Yet public contribu-
lions are asked TO pay for the grave and tombstone
Tor the late Brignoli
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$50 OvERcoArs Nor WORM a4o

WE HAVE ADDED TO OUR ALREADY LARGE
STOCK OF OEERCOATS FOUR SHADES OF FUR
BEAVER COLOR-BI.ACK BLUE. BROWN AND OK
fOED MlXED THE ADVANTAGE OF THESE
COATS ARE THEY ARE WARM AND YET ARE NOT
HEAVY IN WEIGHT. AND THE PRICE IS $40 AND
iHEf ARE NOT WORTH $40; But If YOU SHOULD
BUY ONE We GIVE YOU A GUARANTEE TICKET
WHICH ENTITIES YOU TO RETURN YOUR COAT
IF Nut SATISFACTORY AND WE WILL GIVE YOtT
YOUR MONEY. WHERE ELSE CAN YOU DO THE
6ANE2 ECHO ANSwERS-wHEREy
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Goulds and Vanderburs con gratulations to Mr.
Cleveland were probably unpalatable to him as
were Parson Burchards foolish remarks to Mr.
Blaine; but, fortunately for the successful candj
date, he Is now beyond the reach OF harm from
fhe-o