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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
General Miles-Grand Army of the Re
public.

VANCOUVER, April 13th.-General Nelson
A. Miles, commander of the Department of
the Columbia, sails for the division head
quarters n the Preside, San Francisco, by
the steamship Columbia tomorrow morn
ing. He will return via the Boise barracks
and Fort Walla Walla, 10 be absent ten
days.
The annual encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic of Washington Ter
ritory will be held in this city ON Wednes-
day, the 18th instant. After the election of
officers for the ensuing year, there will be a
grand public reception and ball in the even
ing Captain George d. Hill, of Seattle, is
the present Department Commander by APP
pointment, the Department having been
established since Chief Nandervoort visited
the coast last year. Vancouver is entitled
to the appointment of Commander.
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A PLEASANT ROOM WITH BOARD FOR A
n gentleman and wife, in a quiet private
family Inquire at this office apil-3t$
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FOREIGN.
The French in Tonquin.

CAIRO, April 3th-Commmication with
Berber by land and water is cut, the rebels
having riIidCl the cnvirnns
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ties of all these, and the best qualities of
all the best Medicines of the World. and
you will find that HOP BITTERS have the
best curative qualities and powers of all
concentrated in them. and that they will
cure when any all of these, >ingly or
combined, fail. & thorough trial will give
positive proof of this.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
FOR SALE.

rTyIEE OLD AND WELL-KNOWN GENERAL
Merchandise business of VI. LANENSON,
RocIl.n stock and fixtures complete. Rare
chance Tor iU cnterprising man. splendid pros
poets ahead, as the quarries viii do a big bust
ucss ;r.s Summer. Reasons for selling and
further particulars viii DE given by calling on
o- addressing NJ LANENSON, Rocklin, Placer
county mrl2-lpm
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NOR SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF ILL-HEALTH
I the furniture of private Lodging House, T.
rooms rooms are all occupied by good rOomers.
Rent Of house reasonable. 4 good chance for
PARTIES who desire To keep boarders and dodgers.
InduiTC OF 4 d" this office ap9-6t#
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HONEST IN PACKING GOODS.

Boxes should be packed according to
their brands 1t would be well if our
growers would become familiar with the
best grades of wines. brandieS and raiSinS
with which their products come in compe-
tition, and SO to learn what defects there
may be To overcome. Competition will
soon drive inferior goods to the wall, and
local pride viii not save any one in the
open markets Honest fair discussion and
criticism should be welcomed everywhere,
and sectional rivalry should not be per-
mittcd 10 >hut out the truth Local societies
will aid much in developing an honest
spirit of inquiry with 4 view to constant
Improvement in the quality Of goods. It is
an established rule in viticulture that the
greater the quantity The less the quality !;
it is in jhc happy medium that the indus
try is most prosperous. The problem of
the growers should he II improve in
quality and to study all those principles
that govern the same in his locality
Wine making is destined to be the great
est outlet for viticulturc in this section; and
fermentation will be the most difficult
StulV
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NOR SAI.E-A FIRST-C CLASS LIVERY "a
L and Boarding Stable, doing good n WI
business; rent of building low lOca A-A----
tiOn central 6l2 X street sacramento dpS-tt
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
DOMESTIC.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES To Tur prooRD,rxloxl
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A YOUNG MAN DESIRES A SITUATION IN
n a Hardware or Grocery Store Rest of ref
erences given. Address "ALTA,"N Western
Hotel ap11-3#
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FOR SALE-T0 LET.

NOR ShLE-A NICE BUSINESS FOR ONE
L OF two ladies or man and wife, in No
location. VIII be sold with or without stock.
+ street apl2-.t#
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Bloodshed i'm Arkansas.

ST LOUIS, April 13tl.-Eight prisoners
confined in the Jail at Gainesville, Greene
county, Arkansas, assaulted the jailcr last
night and escaped, after securing arms from
the jailcr'S house. \ posse of citizens
started in pursuit, and pitched battle oc-
cured, in which over 100 shots were fired.
Beckman, a burglar was killed. and three
other prisoners We're wounded and secured.
The remainder escaped. The jailer re-
cpiVpl 1lnuprouS vouu1.
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THE NAToMA VINEYARD.

Mr.. Wetmore was asked in what respect
the most notable advance had been made in
this district
MIR. Wcmore-In the recent plantations
and experiments of the Nat0ma Water
Company, near Folsom. That company
has done more comprehensive and intcli-
gent work on grand scale than has ever
before been attempted in the State. Allthe
possibilities of their section will soon be in
the way of determination. These planta-
tons have been made from the best vines
the State afforded. and their experimental
work with hundreds of varieties of Eu-
ropean vines will prove of vast benefit to
the entire State. In few wears this
vineyard will be a school for the whole
country.
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Reporter have seen intimations in ar
ticles published that some of the Yolo
county people feel that you are unfriendly
to the interests of that section.
Mr.. Wetmore-YcS and it is unfortun-
ate that such representations should be
made However, Yolo is too rich a country
to need any champion. | have great hopes
of its future / have for long time urged
certain san Francisco capitalists to pur-
chase lands in Capay valley and combine
them for colony purposes with lands OF
Lake county and an irrigation system that
will extend even To Sacramento. | think
that the Capay valley and parts of the plain
below viii become famous for port wine,
and that grand results may be achieved if
the people will consider quality rather than
quantity as the important Improvement to
be attained in their crops That district
will also be celebrated for its shipping
grapes. In raisin-making, also, great i'm
provements can be made, but do not con.
slider that this will be the leading industry
Yolo is, however, much like San Joaquin
in one respect: her rich crops of grain are
so satisfactory that there is little inclina-
ton toward diversified industry and the
sale of lands in small parcels. More di-
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
CALIFORNIA.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES To THE REcoEp-uSloN
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JUST OPENED AND PLACED IN STOCK.

This last lot combined he
stock makes the variety styles and the
have shown in this know far
superior all previous impOrtaon firmly believe
money Clothing. We you o
acareful Of prices making
purchases. When recommend
know full well whereof speak, stock has been
lected from the foremost manufacturers of the United
by who thoroughly understands is well posted
styles qualities and values He spared
reach the New Styles and the time
bottom prices and best qualities To that he has
piShed his aim be demonstrated taking
time and come to make searching investigations As
whether merit your patronage positive
make object for do goodly share
trading with We ask the
that and do better values Clothing
than house this
Me keep constantly hand a
ment of MEMS, YOUTHS and BOYS HATS while
daily adding o Furnishing,
Department
You will do well keep i'll mind that allow
this Coast undersell
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90 Q0O FARM FOR SALE.-THE zz.s
O[. .UVV incest kind OF an S0-Acre sFSF
Farm 10 A, rcS Cleared Land. ~ Acres in -@-~
Grain. 3 Acres in Alfalfa Acres in Vineyard :
800 Fine Fruit Trees living water, and plenty
wood. For particulars, inquire of CARL STRO-
BEL I'll J street Sacramento. apl2-6t&wlt#
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The Pitcairn Islanders.

Bosroy. April 13th.-Thc ship Mercury.
from Port Townsend, reports having passed
Pitcairn Island January llth Tie inhab-
itants came aboard and reported 105 per-
sons on the island, - males and % females.
The Mercury took their mail, some twenty
five letters, for different parts of the world.
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versified crops would materially aid all
classes in that county and improve the con-
dltion of the labor market. Olives and
mulberrieS for silk culture. would no doubt
add much to the general prosperity. Figs,
believe, Will be very profitable in Capay
N-nilnN-
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NOR sAIE-TfIE ALLEN SPRINGS PROPER
7 ty near bartlett Springs, in Lake county,
California 100 acres of pictureSquely- situated
land with IIotcl Cabins and all personal Prop
erty at d. IoN price. big bargain for Il doctor
or no: ils.l.. Inquire of CARL STROBEL. 3ll J
street Sacramento. Cal. mrl-tf
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DOOMS WANTED-A SUITE OF ROOMS.
n with Bath, in private family, for gentle
man and wife, within eight blocks of Front and
} streets. Address P. 0. Box 292. ap11-3t*
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watching for F.Iibusters.

KEY West, April 13th.-Boats from the
flagship Tennessee are watching the island,
and the lighthouse steamer Laurel is cruis-
ing about the entrance of the harbor, to in
tercent any rNnediIinn To Cn1a
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GRAND CLEARING SALE
OF
COTTON UNDER WEAR.

DETERMINED TO DISPOSE OF THE STOCK ON
HAND. WE HAVE CONCLUDED TO MAKE DE-
CTDED REDUCTIONS. AND TO CONVINCE THE
PUBLIC THAT SUCH Is OUR PURPOSE WE
SHALL MAKE GENERAL DISPLAY ON OUR
SECOND FLOOR. WITH PRICES AFFIXED on
EACH GARMENT IN PLAIN FIGURES. WHICH
CANNOT FAIL 10 ATTRACT THE ATTENTION
OF The LADIES. We ENUMERATE BELOW A
FEW OF THE SPECTALTIES IN THIS DEPART
MENT:
LOT II. We viii close AIS Chemises at Ike
LOT 26 We will close pa Chemises beautifully made
with lace bands. at Ztc.
LOT f. We will close lS5 Chemises with embroidered
fronts. fine tuckins lace bands. at 39c.
LOT "a Chemise. with pieces embroidery, cambria
rufilng. fine tucking, at 49c.
LOT 81. Chemise tucked yoke, fine embroidered band
elegant quality cotton, at sc.
LOT "A Chenise yoke of embroidery, best cotton at
LOT 50. Chenise fine cambria lace yoke latest de-
sign. at CSC ~
LOT IA. Drawers, deep hem cluster tucks, at 1ec
LOT II. Drawers, six tucks, with lace band at 29c
re WITH cluster tucks good cotton at 44c, TO close
LOT 70 Drawers with embroidered rufie, cluster
tucks. at nc.
LOT %. Drawers double embroidered rufie, cluster
Ticks best quality cotton. at SIC.
LoI AZ Nightgowns. with tucks and cambria rufing.
now 4Jc.
LOT So Nightsowns, with yoke Of twenty eight
LOT 56. NiEhtsowns, tucked yoke finished with en-
broidery. at 79c.
LOT 81 NightGowns, yoke with cluster Of tucks and
three rows OF Inserting and edging.
LOT g. Nightrowns. with six-inch embroidered woke
best qlailty cotton. Only 95c.
LOT - Skirts, with deep hem, cluster tucks at 33c
LOT "A Skirts, tucked ruie cluster tucks above at
LOT ST. Skirts. with embroidered edge re cluster
tucks at 59c
LOT g. Skirts. embroidered ruhe two cluster tucks
MADE OF TIE best cotton at soc.
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That sated person IN the play. Sir Charles Cold
stream. looks down the crater OF VesrvIus. and
says, Wlth yaTn, that 'there Is nothing in it
Inc f4oFida I''teS-DenocTGt's exploring party
seem 20 have come 10 the same conclusion raspect
ing the Everglades They report that it IS little
more than vast irreclainable swamp, the onIv
Inhabitants OF which are snakes alligatOrs leeches.
mosquitoes and Indians The region is useless for
cultivation and cannot be drained. 1t is impossbe
IN even stretch telegraph line across the bog.
Upon the Whole. the explorers write they were
glad 10 get home, and advise nobody to repeat the
excursion
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Fresl: opened arrived daily from Norfolk ON Cherry
stone, New York. Linn Haven BAY -
Terrapin. CisR:s wholesale aud retail Families sup
pASE N. WHITE Co,
oio-im Ga u street northwest
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FRENCH BRocADED VE1vsrs.
TON Pc RRY

SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER)
HAS AN ELEGANT STOCK OF BLACK AND COL
0hEQ bR0CADED VkLvETS FROM $3.50 to $500
SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF LYONS BLACK AND
COLORID PURE SILK NELNETs. FROM 10 TO
BLACK AND COLORED TRIMMING vELvETS.
FROM S175 TO SIS.
BLACK AND WHITE BEADED SATIN TABLIERs
DRESS FRONTS.
MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF FRENCH SATINS. RAD.
ZIMEkS OTTOMANS, BROCADES SURAHS
AND GROS-GRAIN SILKS, IN BLACK AND ALL
COLORS FOR DAY AND EVENING WEAR
EVENING GAUZES, ILLUSIONS SILE MULLS
AND CREPE DE CHIMES.
PERINOTS CELEBRATED KID GLOVES
LADIES SILK HOSIERY IN GREAT VARIETY.
FRENCH ,s BR0ADGLoTHs AND TRICOTs FOR
COMPLETE STOCK OF GERMAN AND IRISH
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS. DOYLEYS.
TRAY CLOTHS. TOWELS. PILLOW AND SHEET
LUNCH CLOTHS WITH DOYLEYs TO MATCH.
AL WINTER WRAPS. JACKETS, NEWMAN
KETS AND RUSSIAN CIRCULARS AT PRIME
COST, TO CLOSE THEM OUT.
ESPECIAL APARTMENT FOB DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS BY GAS-LIGHT
- WC q1 GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building.
pennsylvania avenue corner 9th street.
Established 1870 ias
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Inc opening year is a memorable one fn the
Methodist Church. as it records the centennial OF
the Foundation OF that church IN this country
Inc nrst Methodist society was. organized earlier
OUT the conference organization o the church dates
nom l'Si The MethOdlstS now claim five million
cnurch members IN this country. and the influence
ol theT Org tniZ4Tion Is powerful throughout the
nation The denomination may truly CONGRATULATE
Nsel, therefore, on is rapid spread and progress
AT time Ike this, when the fire department IS
b heavily handicapped by the intense cold. people
should De extremely careful about their fires The
papers are fun OF distressing accounts OF cOnfagra
tons which, starting often In careiessness DEFY the
best efforts Of The hreinen result In great loss
OF life and property In the weather as In other
In the coolest days have The worst fires; and Tie
coincidence L, net accidental
Inc Hucul01S and ScdAdalOus mock marriage In
flatollsh between the Vaughan boy and the Hig-
Dee girl has been annued by the court, as was 10
De expected. The Judge In giving his decision took
advantage OF the opportunity TO express tho gen
eral disgust felt at the state OF society that rem
oered such burieS!Ue possible
me "tail-twistersn have been In Baltimore. where
the Hons the CaIver.-s;re-c bridge b,,ve NOV, 60
painfully assaulted from tie rear thar rour na,r
tails have been contracted for Oy the city a, coer
CT Sic WIZ
MI Springer ana his committeeman uroDosa tn
lose no time IN setting Inquiries on foot * 10 tho
naDageineot % the Department of yYstIce. Itm,v
o. said OF Lei as OF the valiant forresters IN he
ballad OF Chevy chase:
On Monday they beam to hunt
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The recent visit OF the late Dr. Lasker to this city
SVestS his sudden death, which occurred in New
YORK saturday with special local interest While
The distinguished German pUblicist was our visitor
he made many acquaintance here who found him
q very intelligent and agreeable man 1t Is mis-
fortune 70 MS own country and 70 the cause OF lib
erdi institutions in Europe that he should have been
stricken down just a. he about 10 return AFTER
making careful study OF the practical working OF
our government
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l. o 4 G II & BRO.
ja7-6t 400 400 AND 424 SEVENTH STREET
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FOR SALE-IOTS

I,OR sALF-a0o FEET FRONT ON NASsACYr-
= Setts az nue. one square from Dupont Circle ri
SiJo - 20 has sfn ulirri for the corner adjoining
III, iiis i,gAtlon Nm r. YOUNG, 1908 street near
LII
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE
L. % shares ColGmbia Railroad stock
tanuS me b-iidInE site. ltrtl
west. adjoining 6'n. HAGEN.
Two OF the haIdspmesU lots ~ the city-north side
Iowa Circle Apply once.
DUNCANSON BROS
lai-3t Real Estate Agents. 9Th and ID sts n W
<OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR WASHINGTON
city lTuperty.-NoT!- desirable villa lois in Mont
clalr NJ One If the most beautiful suburbs of y y
l. miles distant: As minutes h. cars near stati,ls on
Two raj Why's magnificent view OF Ofanga mountain
/ bay and city hrh and healthy, ullsullas m Tor 10,
inculnbTauce. ~
Also
numbered Very fine building lots in the n W section
Circle 1865 ~ 'NE'ii'
f1ne lot on street between 9th and eth SITS CHEAP
one 4afe-r lot or { str ct, ar National Hotel
he Oh i4th street. near street
Diie Oh eth street, between r and s
oilc on ~ street. between 5th and 9th streets
One ON North Capitol. street
one of the best lots Prospect street Washington
Heights good bargain
teaui1ul tract OF acres on woodley road adjoin-
ing Mir Sands new residencc.
GEORGE TRUESDFII
!a4I" ficai Estate and Insurance. DOS eth street.
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Manitoba has bad name for Notwithstanding.
and II IS fact that our billiards. like Young Lock
fnyar, generally "cone out of the west But In
the present tidal cold wave The east is as great
sinner against THE thermometer as any other SEQ
ton In Vermont, for instance. the cold was regis
tered at several points under 80 degrees below zero
anu at Barre the thermometer touched IL degrees
below The south IS catching it also Zero weather,
with binding snow storms is reported from s,,cb
unexpected points as Chattanooga Wilmington.
y C., and Richmond In short. the whole CONT
nent IS Shivering. while, nom Calais to the Golden
Gate. the plumber and the coal dealer smile and
wax proud
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FOR RENT-STORES.

TOR RENT-SUITABLE FOR CONFESSION
Il house. store room 9th street between d and r
Inquire at CHAS. BAUAIS, 416 18th street ia4-3t
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STOCKTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY


This hotel the largest most imposing and hes. con-
siructed OF all the hotels the Atlantic coast cost
nVe hundred thousand dollars, contains nearly 400
cauioers with all necessary reception rooms parlors
ETC. CAPABLE OF accommodating eight hundred guests
ana having dining and kitchen facilities for sew
erai hundred more; in thorough r., air. with peri ct
oi Usage system. renewed last yt.lr by tstingu
sanitary elIt lie ay
he furniture il kept rstclass condition liz on
anu tati'waefulIy up 10 the standard Of any first
Slass hotNllued at $500 900. large additions having
be liiatie this year, that the house has -yr lining
on hand t. accommodate its full cararitV of guests
SEVERAL acres Of lawn and wide avenues separate a from
Other properties.
, The company owning this property believing
that better results he obtained in
ment by individual ownership of IA, or more .or, u,-f
~ conn Eotei men. who Cud to it, fun
Sallty Thereby accomplishing the original object Of
lis coEstrlcton. offers il for sale or that hass
Oi;,e-tLfd oi the purchase money be in cash am
balance On bond aid mortgage APP LEGATIONS MAJ l,,
made to ' "
WI. TAYLOR Treasurer.
At the Office Of the Pennsylvania r. r. COMPANY.
G&3-im Philadelphia.
WESrEitN FARM LOANS AND SCHOOL BONDS
w flrst class Mortgages. III Of $500 to 3 0ao
euarant ed by to per ceht School lsolds of
stfl -annnaiiN principal and interest payable New
York or WASHINGTON.
,, RefeIenees t Hill. President Ninth National
Bank, \. Y; ". H. Nazro Cashier do Preston Kaan
& Co.. Bankers. Chicago Ill: Hon Edward = Esty
Itilaca \ Y; Hon. Geo. ". schuyler do: H b Lord
Cashier First National Bank. Ithaca n Y j. b Emery
Nllllamsi,ort Pa
For raltieu ars inquire Of c. S. Bundy 456 Lousia9a
avenue, opposite City Hall.
c. F EMERY
dlo-lm Maroa. uliICis.
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congress to-day enters upon the real work Of the
session Not only are the measures that promise
10 demand its attention important in themselves,
but everyone is interested TO see what Will be the
altltue OF parties towards them Two OF the ap-
preparation bills are ready and others Will quickly
IohoW- so that there will be no lack OF routine
business. Outside OF these supply bills the legfsla-
ton that VIII excite the most discussion relates IN
tAe revenues and currency. There will also be de-
ter,nined efforts TO augment our military estab-
hShment, encourage shipping, help the whisky
interest, benefit the Mississippi river, perfect the
machinery OF the electoral college. relieve the
supreme Court. arrange an improved system OF
dealing with private claims. frame a satisfactory
bankrupt law alter the postal laws In some par
tleuIars and deal with the land grants Thus IT.
will De seer, that enough work Is manned ont 10
make busy and useful session. Unfortunately
the two houses are At lOygerheads politically. a
fact which Will greatly e!nblrrass legislation
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We are confident that the SPECIAL SALE OF UN.
DERWEAR at the special prices mentioned will crowd
our second floor with eager purchasers
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KID MosouErA1nE GLOVES.
GLOVES e-B9 # y length,
Embroidered Backs,
GLOVES Our set 81? RIa gloves
GLOVES Misses, s s1S9 GLOVES.
GLOVES ~pAE EziEy R Rs5E T%Fr sTeHrs,
GLOVES KID mouso f1sS GLOVES
sButt.n Length.
GLOVES i The A 'MsN va f1aTf,
GLOVES KID MousoS siss GLOVES.
1o-Buft To- u Length.
GLOVES. Gents KID GLOVES,
Evening ng Shades.
GLOVES. Cents KID GLOVES,
Embroidered Backs,
GLOVES Gents fn nsaE5sIsh Back. GLOVES
Fisk, Clark i Tla@gs
GLOVES. Gents cAs s7Gi GLOVES.
'Ao'h' A''' WARM Slnt Gto o31leIens
Below Cost.
The Palais Royal would remind its patrons that only
the Best Gloves are Kept i'll stock We try gloves at
the counter in order that perfect fit may be guaranteed
Gloves mentioned in list above come in all the
shades for street and evening Button Gloves in
stock from to IS Buttons.
Ppf ssss ERR +
+ ssss ( B ILL.,
,,,7 ITO pENNCyv.Nr. .vrNrc az
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

EHOR RENT-AT THE DUNBARTON, e23 PENN
II syvania avenue, elegant suite Of Rooms fronting
south; open CRATE Ere terms low. a7-ts