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Amusements TO-NiRht,

NATIONAL THEATER.-Thalia Opera Com
pany in THE Black Hussar."
FoRDs OPERA HOUsE.-Estelle Clayton In
"Favette."
ALBAUGH'S OPERA HOUSE.-Maggie Mitchell
In Maggie, the Midget"
LECTURE on GEORGE ELIoT.-By Rev. Dr.
kirkus at Christ Church chapel.
NATIONAL SKATING RINK.-611 and 613 E
street.
THE WASHINGTON RINK.-Ninth street and
Rhode Island avenue.
THEArER COMIoUE.-Variety.
DIME Observation-Disclosures and Lloyd.
HEROES OPERA HOUsE.-"Pirates of Pen
Zance."
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TO-day's Debate Continued from the
First Edition.
Mr.. KELLY fPA.) SAID

Mr.. KELLY fPA.) SAID
that he was a conservative man, and his habit
was to bear the ills he knew rather than fiy to
those he knew not of. But patience and long
majority could adopt could be worse than those
1t was proposed to amend. Legislation
ought to be the result of deliberation.
the result of distribution. The business
was transacted by a very few men-the mass Of
ans q 1e ns
had been done. This Ill had been borne until il
had become insupportable, and the House owed
be that the wisdom and honesty OF the House
was concentrated in asingle committee there
of, but he did not believe IL. II
to determine what appropriations ought to be
made, what offices ought to be abolished under
the plea OF economy, what laws ought to be
enacted or repealed, why not change the laws
and save the pay OF the other 80 gentlemen.
He earnestly denounced the habit of adopt
ness than any other cause He cited instances of
the evils resulting from placing legislation on
appropriation bills, and asked the House to pre-
the working OF the Holman amendment, and
concluded with the declaration that wisdom
and just sense OF economy, and above all.
purity ana honor in legislation invited the
adoption Of the report OF the committee. Zap
plause.
Mr.. Lore DELI contended that the present
system of rules had resulted in throwing the
House into condition of legislative paralysis.
Ii he were to liken the House to anything he
would liken 1t to the figure of LAGOON and his
two sons writing in agony in the folds of the
serpent. He earnestly supported the majority
report and maintained that wise and just
policy demanded its adoption.
Mr.. Hatch ono. 1.-The chairman of the commit
tee on agriculture in the last Congress, chal.
lenged some statements made in the minority
report, and cited figures to show that since the
agricultural appropriation bill had been in the
charge of the committee on agriculture IL had
increased less than any of the other general
appropriation bills He called attention to the
fact that the last two agricultural bills had
passed the House unanimously, and attributed
this TO the knowledge on the part of the House
that the measures had been carefully consid.
cred.
Capitol Topics.
NOMINATIONS.
The President sent to the Senate to-day a
long list of nominations. all of recess appoint
ments, heretofore published.
TAMMANY'S OPPOSITION TO MR. HEDDEN'S CON-
FIRMATION.
The opposition to the confirmation of Mr.
Hedden, nominated by the President to be col
lector of the port of New York, that has devel
oped thus far has come from Tammany men
and some New York importers. The Senate
committee has not yet discussed any of the
nominations, and neither Mr. Miller nor Mr.
Evarts will say anything concerning their in
tent1ons until the opposition TO Mr.. Hedden
among the democrats mas fully developed. The
Tammany men and the importers are said tC
have consulted several democrats with the
view OF getting them to take up the fight.
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District Government Affairs.

CHRISTIANS TREES,
Market Master Buell. of the Center market
has given permission to the country people who
attend market to place for sale all their Christ
mas trees and evergreens on the south side of
b street. between 7th and 9th streets which
will be set apart for that purpose for the COM
ing holidays.
CADETsHIP FOR THE DISTRICT
letter from H. Crawford Bounds, secretary
Of the Maryland Military and Naval academy
at Oxford, Nd, to the District Commissioners
states that there bein va vacancy in the acad
structed by the Superintendent to enclose a
special cadetship, and inviting the Commits
sioners to give the same TO some worthy Young
man from this District.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Warner Pear
son. erect ten two-story dwellings, alley be-
southwest; $4,000. Samuel Norment. erect ere ct
two-story dwelling, d, between LIST and I'd
streets southwest; $1,000. H. Rosendale re-
pair frame 23S 18th street southwest; 5000.
CHARGED WITH SNATcHING Mrs. G1EsLER's
SATCHEL.ICharles IiDbs, q colored newsboy,
was in the Police Court this morning charged
wit larceny from the person. His counsel,
Campbell Carrington, pleaded not guilty for
northwest, testified that on Friday night a col
ored boy snatched her satchel from her and
escaped. Daniel Mulnford, colored testified
defendant running along n street with some
thing black in his hand. The case Was con.
tinued until tomorrow for further testimony
RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-Tbef follow.
Ing were the readings al the signal Office to-day:
8 am, 3O4; z am, BIO; IL am. az. 4: n. m.
Ala. Maximum. 42.O. Minimum, 500.
ORDINATIoN AT BALTIMoRE.-On SATURDAY.
morning q number OF candidates for the priest
hood will be ord9fned at the Cathedral in n. lti-
more, among them Mr.. P. ]. Donahue. formerly
Of the Gar o. tnE city Eugene Hannon
OF this city, aud Mr.. Wheian. of Georoeinwn
a large delegation OF members OF the Carroll
of the parties will go over to witness the cere-
mony.
The widoE and children of the late rames
Thomas, tho millionaire .obacconist Of Rich
mond, Vc., Who died about two veara sirra
as q memorial to the deceased S>,s1ese
The Nord !{esascAe Xettung OF Berlin saws that
8 sudan, and }nat an Italian army corns viii Sc
The grand Jury committee ~ IN. sr.v,-.
con ress has lionnd true bill axainsf senor
Pena, ministef OF finance In the 5snns.,ss ~.
Naturalization. FOR malieasarice In once.
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERISTICS morning in
the Police Court, eight coiorcd boys and men
were in the dock befoie Judge Smell, charged by
Officers Skidmore and simpson with being sus-
picious characters. They were Henry Hutch
inson, William Lee, Edward Parker, William
Tucker, John Wanna, Joe Ba ,lor John Snow
den and John Harris. The officers testified that
the boys had the reputation OF thieves, and fire.
about fifteen boys were found yesterday when
the officers went there with scar h warrant to
look tor articles stolen from the market, and
found stand cover filled with blood, alleged to
have been stolen from one of the meat boxes ut
the market. The court required them to give
bonds for their good behavior.
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baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Nd, December l7.-Virginia SKIES
consolidated. o.; new tiirees. VI Odd to-day.

DeCeHOer I1.-VlrYintA skies,
Consolidated. o.; tIrees. vi Odd to-day.
BALTIMORE. d., december 17.-Cutton steady
middling Ga. Flour quiet and steady Wheat-sOuthern
lower; western easier. dull; southern red, 92a94:
southern amber. 97a9S: No. western winter red,
Feorn.rE. SOlaa9Os: March, 92la bid COrn-south-
ern s.! western firmer; southern Win lid yellow
a46ia; January. 46a46ls: steamer. 43isa43a4 Oats
frm-southern. 'oa4'e western white, 5Sa.O: western
s:.sier, 1la72 Provisions steady. Coffee a shade
hfmer.Rio eargoes. ordinary to fair. 1aasa Sugar
10 Other articles unchanged Freights to Liv-
grain, 4a4aod. ReceipIs-nour. $50 barrels: wheat.
$500 bushels corn 145 900 bushels; oats. 800 BUSH
els. Shipments-hOur, AGA barrels. Sales-wheat,
GAL .OOo bushels; corn. l26UUO bushels
chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. I'LL. December II. l1:15 a m.-Wheat
has ruled steadily stronger all morning, opening at
soc for May and advancing to 9O7s with the market
now at 9O!s- Corn ls lower. Pork 7ac. higher The
other markets are UNCHANGED.
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81 MUST GIVE Up, cannot bear this pain, ache
all over, and nothing try does me any good" Back
ache weakness. Uterine palms, Soreness, Lameness.
Hacking Cough, Pleurisy and Chest pains cured by
that new, original and elegant andote TO pain and in
fammation, the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. Es-
peciay adapted to ladies, by reason Oft delicate
odor and gentle medicinal action At Druggists, 25c
five tor 81 Mailed free by POTTER DRUG &
CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON. decl5
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THOMAS MANAHAN. No. 80 Montgomery ST.,
Hudson, n. Y, two years ago was given up by
his physicians. He was afflicted with dyspep-
STA and obstinate constipatiOn; had lost forty
pounds In weight and was a bed-ridden invalid.
He commenced taking Brandreth's pills in doses
Of five. four, two and one Then he took two
every night for a month. gained eight pounds
In weight, and was able To attend To business.
He took two pills every night for the following
six weeks. and was entirely cured.
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LANES Wool, camers hair merino, Califor-
MIA flannel and all other styles of white and
colored underwear at rock bottom prices at
Francs, corner OF 9TH and ID. The only strictly
one-price hat and gents furnishing store in this
city.
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Changes In the Offices.

The Secretary of the Treasury has appointed
James w. Sterling to be first assistant keeper OF
the lighthouse at Half Way Rock, Maine.
DIR. Seaton Norman, Of North Carolina, has
been appointed an assistant surgeon in the ma.
New York city.
The following fourth-class postmasters were
yesterday appointed in Maryland: At Brooke
Vile, Henry Howard; Fort Foote, James w.
Green; Four Locks, Mrs. NJ. A. Flory; North
Branch. Parry G. Luttgerding.
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ID. j. WEYMAN, caterer for parties weddings
DC, js now ready to receive orders. Ice creams
and Ices, fancy cakes, jellies, DC; also, single
dishes TO order, viz: croquettes, boned turkey,
salads. &c. Estimates given. 423 11th ST. u. w.
bet Pa. ave. and st.
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A ChiId Rurned tn Donsb

ST. LOUIS, Dec. ia fatal accident caused
by fire occurred at the residence of Mrs. Baker
on Laclede avenue yesterday. Mrs. Bakers
nine-year-old daughter Mamie was standing in
front of CRATE with her back toward the fire
when the bottom of her dress ignited Her
screams brought her mother and sister to her
assistance. who did all in their power to ex-
tinguish the flames, but they were too late and
the child's body was burned from head to foot.
She lived several hours afterwards, but died in
great =
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dee. l., 1885, L am
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather,
variable winds in southern portion, winds shift
Ing to east ana south in northern portion, slight
rise in temperature.
For Friday, fair and slightly warmer weather
Is Indicated for the middle Atlantic, south
Atlantic aud gulf states, Tennessee and the
Ohio valley. For New England slightly colder
Friday morning. followed by rising tempera-
ture, cloudy followed by fair weather.
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THE ESTA BLISHMENT OF w. b. Moses & Son.
corner 18th and + streets, will be open every
evening until p. m, from now until Christ
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Children'. Christina. Club. District 2.

Chfidren's Christmas Club, District =.
The following additional contributions are
thankfully acknowledged: The President and
Miss Clevela nd, S25; Lieut.. L. l.. Reamey, U.S.
N, 30; Mr.. c. c. Glover, $40; Mrs. Ralph C
Johnson, $40; Mr.. c. C. Willard, So; Mrs. c. c.
Willard, s5; Mr.. NJ. w. Calf, s5; Mr.. Reginald
Fendall, So; Thos. ]. Fisher g. Co., SIS.
The committee on ways and means Mrs.
Fendall, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Willard and Misses
Matthews and Edwards) will please report to
than ths saturdav or to The STAR not
tons for invitations should be made to the
committee comm, on invitations Misses Loring
son. This committee will also be glad to have
the names OF sick or afflicted children who will
not De able TO attend the Christmas dinner, for
hrls kr!ngie don't intend 10 forget them. The
committee on amusementsIM Mrs. Fitzhugh Coyle,
MIS-. Seiiridge and Mrs. WoodhulD have COM
tertainment. They don't intend to tell the chill
dren vet what they have done, but these will
see and hear it all in due time. The expense
thus incurred will be contributed by Mrs. Coyle
as ner Offering to the club. The committee on
toys and gifts Mrs Totten, Mrs. A. A. Wilson
anu AM, Mrs. MacArthurl are hardly ready to make
any report as yet. This committee is charged
with the duty of receiving the presents con-
tributed by the children for their little guests.
should understand this feature of the organizes
tlon, as 1t Is the most important one. The OBJ
Ject Is 70 teach the happier children, who know
SO well all that Christmas means, 10 share their
pleasure and gifts with the unfortunate little
ones who only know Christmas by seeing 9TH
ers nave everything while they have nothing.
Let parents teach their own little ones to think
OF and to share with the poor children. A
toys and gifts should be sent possible to
Mrs. Ferry NO. 1909 p street. AS the dinner COM
mittee miss Soiomons, Mrs. Barber Mrs Baker,
Mrs Hawley, Mrs. j. NJ. Wilson and Mrs. Noyes)
nave competed all their arrangements, they
Will please do all in their power to assist the
other committees who may need their help, es-
peclaiiy the ways and means committee. All
the children who are; or wish TO become mem
nnSn MI a
O'Clock next Saturday to the Franklin school
building, where they will be met by Miss Cleve-
land and other ladies and by Commissioner
Webb. They will receive their badges theu and
the walters will be chosen.
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TUCKER BROS. have just received one car fancy
Ben. Davis apples for the holiday trade; also,
other good varieties.
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THREATENING HIS W1FE-Matilda Ma

cOlOred woman who lives in South Washington
appeared before Judge Smell this morning and
charged her husband, VIM Marrs, with threat
ening her. She testified that her husband told
her they were not hanging men fast enough for
killing women, and she had better make her
peace, as he intended to kill her. and would do
1t when he got out of Jail. officer Henry tes-
titled that when he arrested Mars the latter
said his wife would not have him arrested
but once more. Mars denied the charge and
said he did not remember what he said TO the
officer. He was fined So for the profanity and
the court TO TX his personal bonds for the threats
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Fire in PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 17.-James w. Cooper's
cabinet factory, four-stOry brick building. at
18th street and Washington avenue was
burned this morning. The loss is estimated at
from $4,000 to 100000. The building with a
large quantity of finished cabinet ware and
valuable hard woods, was completely DESTROYED.
The INSURANCE amounts to $50 600
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AT WHOLESALE PRICES.-We have overprO-
Guced at our mandatory and shall retail cloth
ing at wholesale prices. Eisemal Bros, cor. TN
on1
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HoLrpAY Goops
w. w. BuRDrrrr & 20

w. w. BuRDrrrr e 20
OUR MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF STAPLE AND
FANCY ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
ARE NOW On ExHIBITIoN
ehave space to name but few.
VIII begin with Beautiful Fancy and ToiIes
Sets which are IN great variety OF styles and rang
Tag I'm prices from 25c up TO $1,000.
Handkerchie just about ms nice little thing, m
you can get for Christmas Presents We have Sc
cured one hundred dozen Ladies' fine aIl-linen
colored bordered Hdk'fs at % cts @ piece: forty
dozen Ladies' Pongee silk Hdk'fs at so cts .
piece; also. many dozen larger size, high and rich
coiors, al s5 cts. and 81 o..
Linen Hdkf fl for Gentlemen from 10 cts piece up
TO the finest Hemstitched at 80 Cts
The choice thing In our stock for Gentlemen, "a
% doz Fine White silk Hsndk erchies at 80 ctaL
In the more expensive articles choice lot Of
Seal Plush sacq ies and visises which we have had
made expressly for the Holidays, at SIS On
Also, another lot of very fine Plush Sacues SIS 90
and Newmarkets al $500. $1,000 Sl2VV aud
$1,000.
Silks and Vevets are always acceptable for Presents
Our stock Is now full and complete We import
nothing nut the best silks. every yard Of which
guarantee.
Splendid Brocade Velvet at $500 81 SO and sac
per yard
W. W. BURpETTE q CO,
No s2s 9TH ST. and 700 x ST. NV
d5-2w
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LEMAIN's imported opera glasses, moderate
prices, at Vienna Opitician Co.'S, 6O9 Penn.
avenue northwest.
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Gas STANDS at Shedd'

WALNUT Extension Tables, SO; lounges, So;
marble-tOp tables, $3.50.
VIM H. HUNN, 81 eth ST. NV.
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To Play with the Bostons.

Paul A. Hines. of this city, ia to play with the
to-day.
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MADISON, IND, Dec. 17.-Paul Hendricks,
son OF Ex-Governor VIM. Hendricks, and q
| cousin of the late Vice President Hendricks,
dropped dead here this morning. He was prom
| inent in grand army circles.
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For fine Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry and
Silverware at low prices go to j. karr's 629
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THE HOLIDAYS ARE COMING--We must pre-
pare for wines liquors, cOrdials, etc. The at
tention is called to Mr.. Chr. Xander. the largest
wholesale dealer and importer, No. 900 9Th
street northwest
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CITY ITEMS.

Ten Cents saved on every dollars worth OF
leather Shoes for ladies' misses, youths and
children, as we offer "A discount Of ten per cent
until Christmas.
HoUNG's SHOE House.
402 eth ST., Heiibruns Old stand.
See The Old Lady In Window.
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An Extended POpulariay.-Browns Bron-
chial Trocaes have been before the public many
years. For relieving Coughs and Throat
troubles they are superior 10 all other articles.
Sold ontg in toxcs. 60
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THE MERRY CHRISTMAS bells will ring a
hearty welcome 10 Lolita.
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PROPOSED ORCHESTRAL SCHOOL.-There is a
project on foot in musical circles in this city to
organize school OF orchestral playing Prof
Bernays has the matter in hand, and persons
who play orchestral instruments are invited to
communicate with him. The school is in
tended for ladies and gentlemen, and special
efforts will be made to obtain lady perform ers
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DURGE OUT THE LURKING DISTEMPER
Il that undermines health and the constitutional
vigor will return. Those who suffer from an en-
ebed and disorered state of the system should take
Ayers Sarsaparlia to cleanse the blood and
vitality.
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A YER's PILLS ARE CONVENIENT RE-
"a medy to have always at hand. They are sugar
coated easy to take effective to operate 70 bring
relief and cure. They eectuai In wide range of
diseases which from disorders OF the stomach
and digestive organs. DIS
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CALL AND EXAMINE FUSSELLS grand dis
play OF satin, plush and fancy boxes, f;tvors and
notices. LARGEST stock of choice candies N the
city Prices 81 to 25c. per pound.
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$3.50 WILL BUY a rattan rocker. easel, 81 so.
WIN. III. DUNN, 81 9TH st. NV.
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CoLoRED GLOBES AND DECORATED SHADES
- Shedd'S.
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III styIcs peIIcCI III HltIlB, supcffOf III QuHfIty.
A. +. Moran, 1922 9Th st. NV. Nv
Special Bargains for the Holiday
trade at T. Strasburgers, No. SO6 eth street.
A doors above I:
80 prs. boys red-top boots. at 73c.
144 prs. velvet embroidered slippers at 64c.
80 prs. mat kid button Shoes $I.24.
100 prs. mems fine congress gaiters, at $l.4s.
As prs. Ladies' beaded slippers, 1T Sl.24
$40 prs. extra fine infant shoes, at 4Sc.
120 prs. serviceable common-sense shoes at $50
eO2
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FURNITURE Holiday Presents. Open until 9
PIN. VIM. H. Dunn, 81 9Th st. NV.
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JAMES MEANS So Shoes, A. f. Moran, 1922
9Th street NV
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Wilbor's Cod Liver OIL aud Lime mas now
been before the public twenty years, and has
steadily grown in favor and appreciation.
his could not be the case unless the prepare
ton was of high intrinsic value. The combine
ton of the Phosphate OF Lime with pure Cod
Liver Oil, as prepared by DIR. Wilbor, has pro-
duced a new phase in the treatment of con-
sumption and all diseases al the lungs. IL can
be taken by the most delicate invalid without
creating the disgusting nausea which is such an
objection to the God Liver Oil when taxed
without lime. II Is prescribed by the regular
faculty. Sold by the proprietor, A. Il. Wilbor,
Chemist ROSfon. druppisls
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Ten PER CENT off for cash on holiday goods
at Drew's, 9th and Penna. avenue.
NEW instantaneous photograph gallery, III
Market Space.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Intern
revenue, 1897 800. customs, 1921

The protocol terminating the Caroline islands
question Will be signed by the representatives
OF Germany and Spain at Rome to-day.
Judge Truax, In The superior court i'm New
York, "Wednesday, denied Mrs. Alice Winan's
motion for leave la discontinue her suit, which
Is now pending before u referee for divorce
| from Ross Winans, whom she claims hel
husband.
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IIoxE-Spux DREss GooDs.
LATEST STYLE, ALL PURE WOOL, WIDE DoU.
BILE WIDTH. IN BROWN. BLUE AND
GREEN (real value SOL reduced to 37lse
CAR RS
III Market Space. near 7th street

TRICoT CLOTH. pure WOOL double width. an col
Ors. SOC.
ROYAL SERGE, beautiful drss Foods, al colors,
IL yards for -
C0LORED cAsHMEREA nearly one yard wide.
ala colorA IL yards fof Sl.50.
BLACK SILKS. excellent quality extra Width,
cheap e 81 .2S, reduced to u.
HANDSOME BROCADE SILK vELvETA real
value u 30, rednced 70 &1-25.
BLACK and coLOREL SILK vELvETA o1.O0
DOUBLE WHITE BIANKETA immenne - Il
pure hne wool, real value "a, reduced 20 06OQ
HEAVY BED CoAFoRTS. 7be
CRIB 1LANKETA. olJO0
wtde. reduced 871tc.
s CuxORED RILKA 900
LADElng WOOL vERTA o7c
az. AZ WOOL cAsz,<ERR hssas ssss: =
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Heavy COlOred Seamless SOcka.
2 pairs 25c, at Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot
9TH and III.
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JUST RECEIVED from Paris fine assortment
OF French Mantel Clocks and BronZes at j.
karr's, 629 Pa. ave.
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets kemethy, 11O9 Pa. av
WoNDERs for Xmas at j. Jay Gould's 9th st.
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SWEET CIDER 20c gal. Read W. F. Givens
adv
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Dr. David Kewuetly's
Meren. ga ssh.-Every style show cas-.

Favorite Remedy cured my wife of General De
bility and Liver Complaint Gratefully yours,
VIM. Lundy, Baltimore. Md. 60