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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-08

At the theater tonight l.. A. So;hem
and company win appear in "Tho Highest
Bidder" an excellent comedy, rich In
humor and clever in plot aud development.
The story Of ''The Highest Bidder" Is most
entertaining, and runs as follows Jack
liammorton, q young auctionecr, Of the
firm Of llammerion, Mallcit 4 Co., Lon.
don, receives an invitation TO visit AN old
friend Of his fathers, lawrence Thornhill
by name, ut thu lattcr's country seat, u
magnificent estate called THE Larches. I"
Jack makes thu visit, and discover, 10
his CONSERVATION, that Thornhill II hope.
lcssly ruined, and has sent for him 10 make
arrangements for ihosale OF THE l.archcs"
ut public auction. Jack. who Is In love
with Thornhill's daughter. Rose, accepts
the commission. and Immediately after.
ward discovers that the girl IN M good as
engaged 10 Sir Evelyn Graine, man
whom he knows 10 be notorious gambler
aud blackleg. lie exposes the imposior to
Rose, but she, msiaking the motive which
prompted the deed, construca Il M malice,
and Jack leaves The larchcs In disgrace.
Act second shows the auction sale in Lon.
don, and Is described ~ ono Of the most
spirited scenes ever witnessed on the stage.
Before the sale Rose approaches Jack, aud
In a bunt OF tcan bcgs him 10 save
her fathers property. lie tells her TO
trust him and all will be right. The sale
works up 10 high pitch 81 excitement,
greatly Increased by Bonham Cheyiot, q
neighbor II Thonhil's, who Is dctcrmincd
10 buy the property Of his old friend u Il
ruins him. Chcviol, however, il outbid,
and the property IA knocked down 20 n
supposed outsider. Rose upbraids Jack
passionaicly. when he, with written proof
In his hands, uninaSks Slr Evelyn. at the
same instant startling everybody with the
announcement that he (Jackl has bought
The lArches himself. Tho last act, after
various complications, finOOihcs out every
thing. Two love Scenes IN this act, be-
tween Jack and Rosc, arc intensely funny,
the young auctionocr, who Is most nory.
Gus and diflident man, mixing his love and
business up In most comical way and al
ways saying the very things he should not
say. II VIII be sccn from the story Of the
play that Il IL highly interesting. While
really comedy, u has many serious mo.
ments, aud gives young sothcrn ample OPP
portunity 10 display his many sided ability.
The play In thoroughly refined In tone.
This statement u hardly necessary. consid
cring that tho attraction comes IRON the
| lNceum tllcafer
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rnE nt .pLrga coRpsE.

no stSps Taken In tho investigation Of
Is ~ Yet
Special Dispatch " Tie ApieaL
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March NO STEPS
have been taken iowurd investigating the
cause Of the death OF The hoadlcs- woman
found In barrel in the river at Watkins
landing SUNDAY. The murder theory Is
entertained by many who read the nc
count a. published. bni oihcn think the
woman came from medical college. The
matter will doulhlcs fcinain IN mystery,
~ tho remains are by this time - decom-
poscd that idenlilicaiion Is next 10 impcs-
shlc.
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In.s n aza.eeo.

GosnES. Ind, March THE Citizens
hank block and Eve adjoining brick build
inss we're burned with their contents In
Hgonier yesterday. Jacobs 4 Co, bank
en-, and Jacob Baum. groceries, were the
heaviest losers Total loss aggregates SsS,-
600. insurance, $4,000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-08

ST. PAUL. MINI, March THE strike
81 the brotherhood Of engineers on the Bur
lington & Northern road. which has been
impending for several days, Is on. The
men went out nj 10 o'clock this morning,
or NJ soon thereafter a. thoy had pulled
the trains 10 the end Of their divisions.
when everything Is running smoothly,
fully 100 engineers and M many 6rcmcn
arc employed, but the strike ON the 90"
system, Of which the Burlington a North.
cn Is n feeder, has reduced the number 10
about scvcnty.hyc. Very few Northern
mon arc In the city, most Of them having
gone 10 their headquarters al laCrossc.
fhoec here are Quiet and pcaccablo IN
their behavior and determined In their nc
ton, aud state positively that they will not
return to work al the present scale OF
wages. AZ the Burlington otiio,e the OH.
cials gave assurance that all trains would
arrive and depart on time a. heretofore.
One u the officials, questioned "a 10 the
cause Of the strike, said 1T was not he.
cause the men hal any grievance, but
simply 20 help their brothers ON the o
out al hole"
| lie aid u1nt All OF the NhcAnciCh Nvulu
be filed, and filed permanently. All Of
the suburban trains ran today as usual.
The afternoon train for Chicago left on
time, with Master Mechanic Bryant, ol
lho road, In charge. A Reading engineer
lad charge oi the 8 o'cL,ck train Tor la.
Crosse. lie cndcayorcd 10 start jhc engine
with the driver tmycsc, but finally man.
aged 10 get oil amid the jccp Of the crowd.
Travelling Engineer Mc,ilynn wns In charR,
of the evening train for Chicago, which
also pulled out on time. No freight y
being carried today. and Il said with III,
present cut rate In force the company !
Indifferent 10 10 nm Immediate resumption
OF thai branch oi their busincsH.
The Omaha has felt the movement O
the strike, and announces that for thu
present the through slceplng-car service q
kansas City viii be discontinued and tn
Sleeper Will run 20 Council Bluffs only
Tho Omaha runs into kanms City iron
Council Bluifs over uie 81. Joseph 4 Coun
ell BluHs rad, which y part Of the 20
system, 10 that their action II apparent.
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40 s1e q Pair. worth s,.oe.
MHNKnN a COMPANY.

A Reading young lady pave "muslcal
hen party" the other evening. A musical
hen must be something now In tho fowl
kingdom. Tho Voices oi all the hens we
ever heard attempt % sing were no morc
musical than q saw.illng factory. A hen
party" We suspect, y u gathering In which
no dpoliticnl rooster II admitted. -Ncrris'
Torn Huaid.
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sau,euIr Bar.

AZ the Dime museum on Friday every
lady and little eirl will BE- presented with 4
beautiful parlof ornament, the work Of the
famous paper King A grand show Is
given
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re IL Not surprised.

CmcAao, Ill.,, March 7.-dencral Man
aeer Harris, Of the Chicago, Burlington 4
Northern, said: III was not surprised at
the strike Of today. firsl heard Of Il
through dispatch sent me after il had oc'
CURED. got no notice Of II. but | pro
sumo the officers on the road werc notified
before hand. made no compromises
with them" Mr.. Harris claimed that the
strike will not cripple his road. eve had
nearly men enough" he said, ito take the
strikcni places before they went out We
will 20 right ahead with our business. All
we have done was 10 order our agents not
to receive pcrishablc freight"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-08

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March 7.--1'he indi.
cations tonigh, are that a strike on the
Kansas City, Fort sco,i and Gulf system
Is inevitable. In fact Il Is giwn out that
all the engineers AMI iremen viii abandou
their engines al or before O'Clock tomos'
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a,s,,es sale.

A very larrr ut Of household good. will
be offered Friday morning ri ~ O'Clock,
by r. .. MctiSthy q Co., NO. ~ second
slrcct, AIasoni, Temple.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-08

Real Kid Cloves Real Md gloves are
not easily found At any price. 500 a pair
n the price whom youare fortunate enough
10 End them. Today We oiIcr 100 dozen
embroidered oolorcd and black genuine
Md gloves
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-08

silks and Dress Goods All the now
goods are In. Our buyers have returned.
Now i the time 10 get choice goods.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-08

Drrrc1ivs ,eljJc.sli reS'Ond. nuliord's.
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SPECIAL CARPET nARoAIss
Today we offer n large job lot Of
Tapestry aud nody nras.eis.

much under meIket values. Come and
see them. Place your orders nov Tor line
carpets, bcioro the rush comes
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Boorsr,s CorsI SYRUP will cure at once.

p,o,xxnr IIxs . Hor Con--Crutches Ike
srsf,a az ne-f liked when one can drop them
Psralysis a much greater evil, and Tor whlch
crutches are commonly uSeu, can oo Is ~ anu
yanttiy ctiret as can every other form OF nervous
tffsease aud exhaustion by the use OF Dr. BUCK
lands Srntch oats Essence
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CITY ITEMS.



We never carry over any stock from one season
to the other, and for the next thirty days will sell
on all our winter goods regardless OF cost.
We offer Cousins make Ladies' shoes made OF
81 Misses same make At Sits. Chidrens same
We ofIer Ladies' genuine Kid or fine Pebble Goat
Shoes, opera or common sense style, at LES; re-
We ofrer Misses Pebble coat Button, all strictly
solid leather heels or spring heels ats5c; reduced
from $l.25
We oiYer Children's Pebble Button. sizes to IL,
heels or spring heels, at &C. worth fully 81.
We Oner q mixed lot OF Children's Shoes, some
heels others spring heels 42c.; none worth less
than 6Oc.; some wOrtht1.
We ofrer ali OF our 81 Is Youths Shoes warranted
SOLD leather outer and inner soles, at SIC.
we offer Mems Fine Button Lace or Congress,
with tips at 81; regular price $1.5O
Call, Laee, or Congress- at $2S7; reduced from s..
We OIer Mems Genuine Calf Boots at s.. so; re-
duced from $3.50.
We ofIer, in fact, everything in the way Of foot
Will surely be tempted to buy.
THk STAR SHOE HOUSE,
726 9TH st., bet and II.
Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
ree. WALFoRD, 4s7 Penna. ave. sm,w&s
A great bargain. Elegant new nine-room
house, 1918 CorcOran ST.; 81 600 cash, balance to
suit Watchman on premises 2w
''Royal Glue'' mends China, Glass, Wood, &C
.Ph!liir.' Diges.ible Cocoa, delicious
fat-producing drink; dos not distress. 4
Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
Iree Guns for sale or hire. WALFORD, 4S7 Pa. ave.
colin
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u ID. "Ward" prints 45c per 10.
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet Milk
&c. per quart.
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60oOO PRIME CIGARS AT AUCrIos.-Thomas
Dovlin, VIII sell tomorrow az his auction rooms.
commencing AZ 10 O'Clock. a large consignment OF
nr,,ne cfUars Tns sale viii be continued every
morning az that hour until the entire stock Is sold
D-aIers and private buyers should give this sale
their attention as they are 10 NC soio ~i'hou'
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oox for notice OF Jeweiry Auction
Ar, RtxxRa FAMILY MEpIeISE

ALL RIkERe FAMILY MkDicIsbs
and toilet requisites are warranted satlaIac.ory III
exery respect or your money Is returned Iry
mem. IL costs you nothing II you DO not receive
s1I rh,, oenert or satisfaction you expect SOD
almost everywhere. Descriptive ealaiogoe anu
price list sent free on application 10
f VIM b. RIKER & Son,
Druggists and Manufacturing Chemists
Established 1s46, at 3o3 6th ave, Ne" iorh-
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Room a. Post bundinx.

Room "a Post building.
Tam now prepared. st the ahcvs-nsntonsd pasces 70
manufsptuzs Ill kindsof Patented HoveatiaA Aode's
&c Fins cola sivsE. and Nicksl Pistins dona Est
dio- en- AIDxBr \ CHuDA Psop
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The Law ~ % Party Walls.


Building Inspector Entwtsle sent the following
letter to the Commissioners to-day In answer to
the inquiries In letter Of W. d. Swan. referred to
him. lie says: 'First, by the working OF the law
party cutting into wall before payment Is
made for half its thickness Is certainly in VIOLA
ton OF the regulations, and therefore am Of the
opinion that they could be prosecuted. This por-
tiOn Of the regulations has not been changed. and
it has been the custom OF adjacent owners
instead Of prosecuting them for viola.
court and injotn them from using the wall until It
has been settled for. The case can be ap-
pealed TO higher coSrt; In the interim the build.
Ing owner proceeds and completes his occupancy
OF the WALL and though the fine Is enforced BY the
higher court for violation, the adjoining owner is
necesstated for the value OF the wall; there
fore the injunction is the shortest and surest plan
of collecting. In answer 70 the second inquiry,
would state that owing to incompetent surveyors
IL Is found that in numerous cases the walls are
not properly placed over the survey line and
though IL be a few inches In excess OF the lawful
limit, It does not cut on q claim for payment The
custom In such case (and they are Frequently, Is to
value the wall and the strip OF ground encroached
upon, and deduct the value Of the land from the
value OF the wall"
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VIZ HAVE lust received another lot OF those
na,rnle ron walnut suits at S3l.5O; come early.
W. ii. HoEKE,
sOI Market space.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The weather.

T>,1u<sons r,r he q hours commanding df N.
M the District OF Columbia, Maryland, Della
2ofN and Virginia, warmer, snow, light 10 fresh
~ becomi " southery.
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awusemeuts To.nIghl.

CoxsRxsAr CHURCH.-Dickens Reading.
NsTIosu-"The Old Homestead"
ALE ArGHs-J. h. Emmett.
HARRIs'.-"Chip OF the Old Block
KKRsASs.-Madden's Combination.
Curiosities and Variety.
MANASSAS PANoKAMA.-Dly ana evening.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.


DtASos NOvID WITH sAfEgY AND DIs
Il patch. % y y fllis a .
a37 Penn ylvAnil ave nesr ION 81.
Telephone No II. js2i-iot
DlANoS TUNED AND IMPAIRED BY COME
l. test workmen a. moderate Price.
JOHN n ELLIS 4 co,
go PenDsyiv wanna ave. near 10th "
Telephone No. IL la2l lot
(yRAND. SQUARE. AND UPRIGHT PIANOS FoR
" rent ior concerts. eharses xerz moderate.
JOHN 4. ELLIS q Co.
-, - W. PenusS lSAnis ave-. near 10th st
Telephone No. IL Ja2l-l0t
- SECONDHAND PIANOS. We HAVE NON IN
- our wareroonis q number square Iaanos stem
way. Cbickeri q, Weber Noss' Emerson. ana others
instAllmen;s 81 advanced prce please call and SO
them JOHN d FILLS A a.
Telephone No Is. Jl2i-lOt
rNHE HENRY D. MILLER PIANos-TnE MOST
II heauufui and durable the world; PERFECTLY
de icious the exclamation ono of our lady cus-
toners. See thenI-heAr them.
JoHN p FILLS co.
- es. PennsylvaniA ave. 10Th q.
Telephone No IL Ja2l-l0t
uTPRIGHr PIANos-A COMPLETE STOCK; Low
~ for cash, or on easy terms, .
Telephone No ls. A2I-lOt
nRGANs-A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
~ Ma, n Harultn, Smith American. aud Packard
for cash also sold on easy q reAble patIes
JOHN D. ELLIS 20.
a37 PennsylNanA ave. Lear loth "a
Telephone No. Is. A2l-lot
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SKATE while you can. at Athletic Park.

FrxI AT SUMNER PRIcEs.-The cheapest and
cleanest fuel Is Washington Gas Company Gun"
Johnson Bros. sole agents
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ury1KH's Cocoa for breakfast and supper; va
niiis and family chocolates; pure, healthfuL sold
by yrocers wholesale depot Jas l. Barbour q
aOn
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ATHLETIC PIRK.-BriIiantly illuminated Fun
on Ice Admission 25c.
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For Washington dressed beef 20 20 Jno r. kelly,
Al ais 62s tTp and GO Center Market and 2Oo anu
.0s Sorr6ern Liberty Corn beef a specially.
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A special from Woodstock, Va, to the Baltimore
american says coal has been discovered near
kernS Spring, six miles from woodstock.
telegram from scranton says: General Master
Workman Powderly is stlll very weak. His stomach
Will not retain solid food, and he Is nOurished
wholly by liquids, principally beef tea
Rear-Adm1ral Louis Hutton Versturme, OF the
British navy, committed suicide at Falmouth,
England Friday, In a nj OF insanity.
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FOR SALE-HOuSES.

EoR sALE-AT A SACRIFICE FOR cAsH-EI0Hr
- new brick houses. all mod iunps.; northwest
tal6-1c l4sS New York ave-
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Ruxs CoxE stfu selling at summer prices not
withstandtny the strike In the coal region
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.ruuyrtc PaRK.-OpenT o-mOrrow; good skating.

Bry washington Gas Company's coke. NO ad-
vance over summer prices
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ATHLETIC P,Hr.-Now open. GOOD Skating on
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The Amateur Athletic Union.

ASSOCIATE CLUBS.
A new national amateur athletic organization.
styled the Amateur Athletic Union Of the United
states, was organized in New York Saturday night.
There are fifteen associate clubs, embracing the
New York, Detroit, Columbia, of Washington; Co
lumbia, of North Carolina; Chicago Pastime, Mas
stevens Institute, Jersey City; Chester, Pa; Pas
time, OF New York; Schuyikin Navy, OF Philadel-
phla; Warren, Pa, and olympic, OF New York.
W. II. MeMiller, OF hiadelphia, was elected pres
ident and Otto Ruhl OF the New York Club, Sec
rotary. The union viii hold championship
meeting during the year In all OF the 3 classes OF
sport under It's jurisdiction, and a committee was
appointed TO make arrangements. Some Western
city will probably be selected for the champion
ship meeting.
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SANDERS. a sTAINlAN
SOLE ASESrs,
ORA 1t. ". Washington, n. c
13 y. Charles st, BALTIMORE, Ma
jao-1m l2ls Main st- klchmOltd Va
q. l.. Wnp Il BRos.

200 9TH st Established 1864
world-rcnowned kranch 4 Rach aud other Piano.
and Organs NJ Low prices aud easy terms Pianos for
rent at reduced rates. Special attention tuning and
repairing Pianos moved with best appliances. 3as
HALLEr a DAVIS CELEBRATED UPRIGHT
u Pianos improved 10y new patents. FIFTY fnnre II
those Pianos ordered for the New England Couserv-
atory, tell the story supreme encelleuce a. 4.
sJMNLh Agent Sll 9th st. "A. ". oil
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BosrRr,s CorGH SYRUP contains no poison ana
can be given 10 children with perfect safety.
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SPECIALTIES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SPECIALITY IN CUR
II Ing and mental disease. spinal ovarian and
Ierlue troubes paralysis tumors trctures slxtica
hvster1a rheul neuralgia chores aud diseases
Generally Most extensive electric batteries Of
furope Static electricity through clothing hefer-
ences. permanent cures in Washington DR- 4. q.
NICHOLSON. 6o4 18th ST. NV. cor. y. ss0-lms
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

- HORT ROUTE To LONDON.
- kORDLU iCsHER LLOYD S. s. CO.
Fast Express STEAMERS.
To Southampton OtundOn HaNfe1. Bremen.
Ems, We'd, Jan % > 30 pm: hlder, sat, Jan %,
> A-u: S9ale. Ned. heb. 4. 30 am. 1rAVe, We'd,
IeD n > 80 D. m. r. be. sat, Fen IL. , an. Ansr,
Ned. Feb. ID. = 80 an
Comfortable stateroo ns excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments. Prices LIST cabin. SO and up
wards berth, according % location; I'd cabin. s5J
beI IA. steerase Al low rates Apply 20
la2l r. +. DhO0f. S35 Penn ave.
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Alexandria Affairs.

heportedfor The EVENING STAR.
ICE CUTTING.-LabOrerS began this morning to
cut ice from the ponds OF the Alexandria Canal on
the northern edge OF the town, and q
considerable quantity OF 1t, 4 inches thick, has
been stored to-day in the ice-hOuses. Mr.. Baggett
houses with domestic Ice but the general con-
sumption is here, as In washington OF ice from
the New England rivers
1HE OLD DOMINION INSURANCE COMPANY.-The
new insurance company, "The Old Dominion"
will soon be chartered by the general assembly,
With Messrs. Corbett, Uhler, Leadbeater, Harlow,
Strauss, Lunt and Alness as cOrporators, ana will
start with capital of $4,000 or $40 600 to be in
creased to 100000. The Alexandria Insurance
Co., started here some sixteen years ago, has near
ly paid on its stock notes In dividends, beside
paying good percentage on the cash payments
NOTES.-The trial OF the attachments issued
Company by the employees OF the upper ship-yard
Is fixed for tomorrow at the United states Court
The Jonadabs and the Knights OF Pythias here
are each receiving large acceSSOnS to their ranks
The Armory OF the Alexandria Light Infantry
Is now covered in, and its exterior completed The
work upon the interior is still In progress. Glenn
Brown is the architect. The Armory Will be
opened by birth-night ball on the 22d of Feb
ruary.-The Farmers Convention Of this section
has been called to meet here on the 21St OF Feb
ruary, at Knights OF Labor Hall, by Messrs
PierSOD, Hine and Gillingham.-Rev. Dr. w. s.
Hammond lectures at the Methodist Protestant
church to-nighI-One day last week MI. Thomas
Janney dropped his pocket-boOk, with about 800
some time, but two hours afterward found 1t lying
on the Patrick-street 3idew9lK.-All the arrests
made by the police since saturday are for light
OfYepSeS
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EXCLUSIVE DEs1eNs
FRENCH SATTEENS
W. NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS
Have opened their importation Of fine French atteens
in exclusive designs.
Choice Ginghams in stripes, plaids and combina-
tons
Heliotrope Moire at Sl.25 for the $3.50 quality,
with fine Cashmeres to match.
Closing sale Of Dress Goods and Cloths.
We offer the greatest bargains in Fine Dress Goods
that have ever been shown.
Dress Patterns reduced from $50, 335, and $40
to SIS.
Barnesley Table Linens. the best in the world The
most durable and slightly, at 30 per cent less than
usual prices.
w.M SINISTER SONS.
919 Pennsyvanis avenue
One Price. ta2l
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Po1sosEo By ScRoru1A.
CHEAPEST Day Goops In The

UNITED STATES.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. slightly soiled, 81 ST.
e. IL, $2.37.
French sA1TINE BED COMFORTS 1926.
ASTRAKAN CLOTH. reduced 75c
Handsome Striped Black SILK VELyETS. worth
&1 reduced to 45c.
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, immense
size, extra heavy, worth So, reduced to 81.
Beautiful Wool and Silk DRESS GOODS wide dou-
BILE width, &c, reduced 81 NC.
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDS all pure Wool. one
yard and half wide. worth 81, reduced to SOC
COLORED SILK vELvETS, worth e. reduced to
Soc.
FRENCH SERGE, elegant Dress Goods pure Wool
wide double width wonderful bargain at 50c reduced
to 81 Ec.
TRICO CLOTH DRESS GOODS, all pure fine Wool.
wide double width, cash value Soc, reduce to 37H.
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE, NEAR SEVENTH ST
Cash Customers who buy 81 will receive one
OF the following presents One pair of Handsome
Napkins; worth Toe Pair OF beautiful Corsets. worth
Toe Cash Customers who buy $40 or over will
receive two pairs of handsome Damssk Towels worth
~. Two yards and half Of red Table Damask worth
slS1 or large size elegant Bridal Quilt worth LOO
~ Don't fail to ask for the valuable present jl9
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JUDGE WYLIE's P0RTBAT.-This morning, in the
room Of the Court In General Term, an excellent
portrait OF Hon. Andrew Wylie, one OF the retired
justices OF the court was hung on the walls II is
the work OF Mr. Henry like. and was procured by
members OF the bar In the room are the portraits
OF number OF Judge Wylies predecessors and
colleagues.
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