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HoL1DAY GooDs
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.

Parents will find elegant presents for their children
in our CHILDREN'S CLOAK DEPARTMENT Every
Cloak Marked Down to Cost and some Below Cost and
with but few exceptions all new goods this season.
Glance at last evenings STAR and you will see the
pricelist, which speaks for itself
Ladies will find in our Cloak and Suit Department
many desirable presents What is better or more ap-
accommodate with all the best Styles the latest
cloths. and at reasonable prices>
Our assortment of GLOVES has never been larger
or more carefully selected. We sell only RELIABLE
makes, and you cannot afford to present your friend
with anything but the best
HANDKERCHIEFs, in great quantity, all new and
beautiful, from % cents upward
HOSIERY, in Silk. Balbriggsn, Cotton and Merino.
UNDERWEAR. in all the varied sssortments.
APRONs-These have been bought for the holidays,
and all fresh and white price % cents and
upward
Full line Of UMBRELLAS for Ladies' and Men ;
every variety in handles, Cold Silver Old Ivory and
Natural Wood Sticks. Lowest prices in these goods
Some very choice SILK and CASHMERE MUF-
FLERs we are offering at greatly reduced prices.
Elegant line of SILK HANDKERCHIEFs for Ladies'
and Men. Also LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS for Men.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
WE H xoKxEw
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Christmas Greeting.
THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
Importers and Retailers.

Christmas Greeting.
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
Importers and Retailers.
sos 18th street and 1920 I4th street NV.
3l04 VI street, Georgetown,
| Will commence ON Monday. December II. and
continue during the week, to give handsome
panelcard, entitled "Papa's Watch" Don't miss
it,
1t is worthy of place in the parlor of any
household in the country
These panels are to be given away to all pur-
chasers of 30 cts worth of Teas. Coffees or Bak-
ing Powder during the week commencing Mon
dav. December II.
They Will also give an elegant pitcher a use
full whisll broom holder and many useful and
ornamental articles TO every purchaser who
buys pound of either their infallible Baking
Powders Thea Nectar Teas.
1t vii! pay you not TO forget their fine Java
and Mocha Coifees at Soc.
Fine Coifees at zoe, 22c., 25c. and 2sc.
Coffee ground fresh while waiting by aid of
electric motor.
Our o'clock Breakfast Coffee at 25c per
pound IL the best. cheapest and most economi-
cal in the market.
Drink Thea Nectar Tea. Sold at Coo. per
pound. Present with every pound.
PURE SUGARS SOLD AT Cost.
Handsome presents in the way of Crockery,
Glassware &c.
| Coffees and Baking Powder to call and bring
their friends and inspect our excellent stock of
New Teas. Pure Coffees and Baking Powder be-
fore buving elsewhere.
ES- Grand Opening Day, Tuesday. Deem
Der Is. A handsome Souvenir, entitled ''Papa's
Watch" given to all purchasers of Teas and
Coffees:
Remember Our Stores:
503 7th ST. n W.. 1920 14th st. NV. 3l04 NJ ST.,
Georgetown: So. 50 and 90 Center Market; 92
Western Market: 8 and 8 O-st Market: lCl
Northern Liberty Market.
s,m,w&f,4 NEWTON III. BOWMAN, Manager
A Handsome Present for Gent Lady or
| Child is q pair of fine Slippers or Shoes; you
can find best assortment at the lowest prices at
z. STRAsBURGER's, 9O6 7th st.
A handsome Basket of Candy presented to
each customer.
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MONEY SAVED. CALLIsHER. Jeweler, 225 Pa.
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For WEATHER Strips furnished and put on
address n. HUMPHREY 226 Prospect st. lie.
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Do Not Fail to get the Domestic on your
list of holiday presents. 1t will afford you
more genuine pleasure than anything else
cost G. AUERBAcH, 7th and III, Sole Agent.
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OPERA GLASSES atTAPPAS's. 6Oi 9th st. NV.

SILVER SPOONS, in Case, $3.50. CALLIsHER,
Jeweler.
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A XMAS Treat

AT J. Blocks. 722 SEVENTH STREET.
We have too much stock and must reduce il,
and in order to do SO we will continue our
slaughtering prices for this week. We are too
busy to name prices; call early and satisfy your
self. j. BROCK.
100 Seventh Street
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FINE CLOCKS at TAPPAN's, 6O4 9Th st. n. W.

READ the advertisement to the Poor" and
"kieh- MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT,
9lS It'll street n w
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E = I; 4 w. E III Il I :: 5:
W ##$# $ ! II
e. E T. T. II Fl F E j l..
:: :: 4 { {. T. I.
S 90S 60 90 eSsss srTFTH HEN III gErr BDT
9 5os s. . PIN + #ssS#s$v u II: l.. 5 $Dj :
WE HAVE FOUND IT AN rMpossrBnITY TO
SATISFY OUR PATRONS IN THR LAST
TWO DAYS. AND IN CONSEQUENCE THE
PRICES WILL HOLD GOOD THROUGHOUT THE
WEEK
WE HAVE AN IMMENSE TREAT IN STORE
FOR ALL WHO VISIT OUR ESTABLISHMENT
THIS WEEK.
OUR BUYERS LEFT FRIDAY NIGHT FOR NEW
YORK TO REPLENIsH. AND THE CONSEQUENCES
WILL BE
BIG BARGAINS
EVERYONE
E 4 ~ H#H
9TH. sTH AND STREETS.
p. Sour Buyers have returned. and we have nov
a complete assortment Of DOLLS. GAMES, FANCY
GOODS. &c. at sstonishingly low prics.-BAUNs
dl7
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PORCELAIN ORNAMENTS. in ROYAL Worcester.
Doulton, Hungarian, Crown Derby and other
Wares, at SHEDD Bro. s. 432 9Th st. NV
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FINE WATCHES at low prices. TAPPAS's, 6O4
9th st NV
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BANQUET Piano Rochester
Lamps. Lamps. Lamps.
Umbrella Shades.
Every Color. All Sizes.
Z. +. Brooks. 531 18th st.
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BISHOP Hurst on WOMAN SUFFRAaE.-A large
audience at the Metropolitan II. E. church last
night listened to Bishop Hurst's lecture on
The Revenges of History" During the course
OF the lecture he said Every reason that
can be advanced why man should vote exists in
favor OF giving the ballot to women"
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Items of Special Interest to Toy-Seekers

Items of Special Interest to TOy-Seekers.
Remarkable Reduction in Toys, at
THE FAIR, Sl2 7th street northwest.
Read what we are going to offer for to-
morrow:
Pat. Writing Desk and Blackboard combined
only &C.,; our regular price, S119; sold else
where for S1.25. Extra-large size only S1.S9;
our regular price, S2.4S; sold elsewhere for
SAB. Extra-large size Pat. Head Dolls, only
35c. our regular price, 49c Revolving Musical
Doll, only S9c.; our regular price, CSC. Great
reduction in Doll Carriages. A call at our
establishment will convince any one that We
have the largest assortment of Toys. Bric-a-
brac, &c, at tie lowest prices of ally house in
the city. We have everything imaginable in
Toys, from Dolls Pin to a SO 90 Skin Horse.
The FAIR. Sl2 9TH street.
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J S7.50GESUISE DIAMOND EARRING. CALLIsHER
Jeweler.
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Bakers Norwegian Cod Liver Oil'' is pure.
Recommended and prescribed by best physi-
Clans. JSo. &. BAKER & Co.. Philadelphia.
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GET ONLY THE BEST

DIAMONDS for Christmas. TAppAS's, 6oa 9th st.
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Costs Little, worth much-Salvation Oil,
only 25c. a bottle. Try it. g
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FINE LADIES DRESSES (second-hand) bought
and sold. JUsTH's Old Stand. GIG d street.
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HOLIDAY PRESENT for all Fine French
Candy IN Willow Basket presented to each Gus
toner purchasing Boots, Shoes, Slippers or
huooers at L. STRAsBURGER's 500 It'll ST.
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WOODWARD Il LoTHRoP have secured ex-
pressly for the holidays, an elegant line of
Elder Down Quilts covered with sateen, at 50
to Sic and covered with silk at $3.50 to $50.
One of these would make luxurious gift.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather

EARLY ENGLISH LINENE. 120 sheets and 125
Envelopes for 75c. at CHAPMAN TAYLoR's-
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Cigars, Cigars, Cigars.
We have 10000 fine Cigars in beautiful Christ
mas boxes. These Cigars were made to order
for us, and are guaranteed first-class Cigars
both in point of quality and workmanship, and
are suitable in quality as present to any
smoker. Come and see them.
NJ. d P. METZGER,
m,w,s All It'll st. n. w.
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SO Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No
Rye Whisky. best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. LYNCH's, 9th near st. saw
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Candy, Nuts, Raisins, &c.

Candy, Nuts, Raisfns, DC.
Fresh candy. mixed nuts. choice LAYER and
cooking raisins. at rock bottom prices. High
grade mince meat, fine preserves. both import
ed and domestic. pure and delightful wines.
Some wine of 1870 vintage at 39c and &C.
bottle. Nothing like il to be had in any other
store in this city. very fine and very reasona-
BILE in price. Finest n. Y. Goshen Rose butter
at 3Sc. Good cooking butter, 25c. Pure
Louisiana refined sugar, so per cent stronger
than ordinary white sugars and at same price.
Give US a call
NJ. 4 P. MErzGER,
All 9TH St NV
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SEE THE OPERA GLASS HoLDEns at TAppAS's.
604 9th st. NV
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ROCHESTER LAMPs in great variety, at SHEDp
BIO s, 432 9Th ST. NV
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iou STILL have the opportunity to have your
Portraits for Christmas
GEO. PRINCE, Fotografer,
18th and Penna ave.
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A FATHER MATTHEW CHAIR IN THE CArHorYo
USyERsIrY.-A meeting of the executive conn
ell of the Catholic Total Abstinence union Of
America was held in New York yesterday. The
secretary's report showed that the union is in
a healthy condition. Steps were taken to en-
dow the Father Matthew chair in the new
Catholic university and to enlarge the member
ship of the union.
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That s'Bouquct Whisky only 50 so per
gallon; Pure New England Rum, $500 per
gallon; Wine at 75c. per gallon: Cooking
Brandy. Get the prices at OHARE's Grocery,
1245 7th street northwest.
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kEnEMBER; guarantee equally as good pic
lures In cloudy as in clear weather.
GEO. PRIScE Fotografer.
"A n
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HOMEMADE MIsCEMEAr,
Quarts and half-gal Jars,
45c. and roc
At A HEITMULLER 4 Co.
1888 14th st.
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ID. h. L. REUNION AND BANoUEr.-The sixth
annual reunion and banquet of the Washing
ton alumni association Of Delta Kappa Epsilon
were held at Wizards hotel last evening, j.
H. Maynard presiding in the absence of the
president, W. L. Trenholm, and of the vice
presidents, J. b. McCreary and J. d. Long.
Inc following officers were elected for 1899:
Prof VIM. Hardness, president: Mr.. A w "
man, yice-president; DIR. W. H. Hawkes.. secre-
tary; Mr.. I. b. Kirby, treasurer; Mr.. r. w.
Lantz, Mr.. Chas. Hallock and Prof. VIM. Ouin-
by executive committee 49,
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FIRE THIS MoRNING.-This morning about
So CLOCK nre was occasioned bya defective
fue in house No. 612 B street southeast and
the adjoining house, No. $40, was also damaged
No. 6l2 was owned bv T. F. Waggaman. and
was damaged to the extent of $500. and No fl0
owned and occupied by John Hassett, to the
extent of 5000, but he is fully insured.
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Go TO JSo. r. KELLY. Center Market for WASH
lngtOn dressed beef Cnrned beef a snaciaItx
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A Handsome Willow Basket with Candy
given to every customer at z. STRAsBURoER's
Shoe Store, 906 7th St. 6
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Cigars, Cigars, Cigars

Grand Opening and Art Reception At
Domestic Sewing Machine Office, It'll and II. s
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Bargains for Solid Leather Presents.
Pocketbooks, bill and letter books, cigar,
card, and match cases, toilet and shaving cases,
writing tablets, collar and cuff boxes, blacking
SETS ladies' and gents travelling bags, furnished
and unfurnished, riding and driving whips,
knee covers, horse blankets, harness, saddles,
dog collars, and large stock toy trunks, ladies'
and gents travelling trunks, at KNEEsIs, 425 It'll
st. NV, next to Odd Fellows Hall
Sewing Machines for Holiday Presents.
Elegant assortment from $40 up, at AUER-
BAcHs s, 18th and H, sole agency for the light
running Domestic. 6
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GENUINE DIAMOND RINGS, IS up. CALLIsHEB,
Jeyeler
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ents- Portieres and lace curtains in great va
riety. Our store will be open until 10 at night.
SINGLETON FLETCHER,
AIS It'll st. NV.
DIAMONDS for Christmas. TAPPAN's, 6O4 9th ST.
GET ONLY THE BEST
=" Bakers Norwegian Cod Liver Oil'' is pure
Recommended and prescribed by best physi-
Clans JSo. c. BAKER L Co., Philadelphia
, S7.5OGESUISE DIAMOND EARRING. CALLIsHER
Jeweler.
PORCELAIN ORNAMENTS. in ROYAL Worcester
Doulton, Hungarian, Crown Derby. and other
wares, at sHEDD q Bro. s, 432 9th st. NV.
ROCHESTER LAMPS in great variety. at SHEpp
d Bros 432 9Th st. NV.
VOC STILL have the opportunity to have your
GEO. PRINCE, Fotografer,
18th and Penna. ave.
HOMEMADE MIscEMEAr.
Quarts and half-gal. jars,
45c. and zoe.
At A. HEITMuLLER 4 Co.,
1888 l4th st.
FINE WATCHES at low prices. TAppAs's, 6o4
9Th St NV.
BANQUET Piano Rochester
Lamps. Lamps. Lamps.
Umbrella Shades.
Every Color. All Sizes
E +. Brooks. 531 18th st.
READ the advertisement to the Poor" and
"kleh-" MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT,
9lS It'll street n. W.
FINE CLocKs at TAPPAS's, 6O4 9Th st. NV.
Rock AND RYE, for colds.
81 per at. bottle; soc. per pit bottle.
Al A. HEIIMULIER 4 Co.
1888 18th st.
HOLIDAY PRESENT for all Fine French
candy IN Willow Basket presented to each Gus
toner purchasing Boots, Shoes, Slippers or
hupDers at L. SrRAsBUReER's, 500 It'll st.
Go TO JSo. r. KELLY Center Market, for WASH
ington dressed beef. Corned beef a speciality.
REMEMBER, guarantee equally as good pic
lures In cloudy as in clear weather.
GEO. PRINCE, Fotografer
18th and Penna ave.
SEE THE OPERA GLASS HoLDKRs at TAppAS's.
6O4 9Th ST. NV.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, February 19.-Bismarck has OBJ
tanned from Count Schouvaloff Russian am
bassador here, definite declaration of the
cars demands with reference to Bulgaria.
No secret is made of the exact character of tho
proposals. nor of the official opinion that they
will be summarily rejected. The CA rasl1s
substantial recognition of the right of Russia
to control Bulgaria and Romania, Prince
Ferdinand and the sobranje are to be wiped
out and Russian commissioner, with
q Turkish colleague is, to reorganiZe the govern
ment aud army and control elections for the
new sobranje. Russia further claims the
right to occupy the principally until tho car
deems it proper to withdraw his troops. The
impossible nature of these demands aggra-
Yates the situation. 1t is reported that Bis
mark has advised Count SchouyaloH to urge
the Russian government to refrain from Of
ficially presenting them to Austria, on the
ground that they would certainly meet with
peremptory rejection without discussion.
The military preparations of Austria and
Germany now approach o condition Of readi-
ness. These governments can abide by events,
accepting Russia's signal for war, or waiting
Tor an opportune moment for attack AS an
adjunct to the treaty of alliance, plan has
been agreed upon for the cooperation of the
allied forces. When the campaign opens there
will be three armies in the field: One, consist
ing of the first, Or east Prussian corps;
corps; the fifth, or the Posen corps
and the SIXTH or Silesian corps, will he under
the command of Prince William. A second
army, led by the king of Saxony, will consist
of the Saxon contingent and Austrian troops,
stationed in Galicia and Bohemia. A third
army, under Archduke Albrecht, of Austria,
will be composed of the bulk of Hungarian and
Austrian troops and will form the southern
corps. II France enters the field this plan will
be modified, but the German and Italian
armies, modified, are relied upon to dispose of
the French.
The Russian military councils terminated
Wednesday, after daily conferences since
February 5th. The car, Thursday, gave
parting reception to the generals command
ing divisions, on the frontiers Of Galicia and
Bukoyina. Generals Gourko, Roditzke,
Drentcln and Roop, with chiefs OF artillery and
engineers, continued councils until today,
when the car gave them final audience.
The latest estimate by Berlin military experts,
based on most trustworthy reports, places tho
number of Russian troops on the Prussan,
Austrian and Rounmanian frontiers ut over
100000. Along the Polish frontier, notwth-
standing the horrible suffcrngs Of the men,
who are crowded in ill-buit houses, troops
continue to arrive. 1t is war, without the ex-
element Of actuul conflict.
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NV conncils terminated
Advice to Consn,nptives.

On the appearance of the first symptoms as
general debility, loss Of appetite, pallor, chilly
Sensations, followed by nightsw and cough,
prompt measures Of relief should be taken
CONSUMPTION IL scrofulous disease Of the lungs :;
therefore use the great anti-scroful0us or blood
purifier and strength restorcr, DR.. Picrce's
liver oil as a nutritiyo, and unsurpassed as q
pectora For weak lungs, splitting Of blood,
and kindred affections, it has no equal, Sold
by druggists. For DR. Pierces treatise on
consumption, send 10 cents in stamps Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, OG3 Main
street. Buffalo, n. Y.
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MaiI Robbers Arrested.

NORFOLK, Va, February 15.--Upon the ar
rival here this morning of the New York, Phil
adelpia and Norfolk railroad ferry steamer,
three men, giving the names Edward Best, of
PHILADELPHIA James Parker, of Indiana, and
William Andrews, of Richmond, were arrested
for robbing the postofice at Salisbury. Md,
last night. Best had on his person about $500
in money, tin funnel for using powder to
blow open a safe, and bull dog pistol An
as a signal cord Parker had $50 in money
and $500 in stamps and bull dog pistol. The
extent Of the robbery is stated at about 800.
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DETROIT, February 17.-An Evening Jour-
nal special from Jackson, Michigan, says that
about year ago Daniel O'Day and his son
John, were arrested near Chattanooga, Tenn,
on the charge of eounterfeiting. On the trial
they were found guilty and sentenced to
bany, New York, penitentiary A short time
ago two of the witnesses for tho prosecution
were convicted on the same charge They
confessed that the O'Day's were innocent,
and that they had perjured themselves to Sc
cure their conviction. ODay and his son
were subsequently released. The father
reached home to-day and found his wife dead
and his Younger son in iai1
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OIl M boxes are gpread oyer tbe land B

Old pill boxes arc spread over the land by
the thousands after having been emptied by
suffering humanity. What a mass OF sicken-
ing. disgusting medicine the poor stomach has
10 contend with Too much strong medicine.
Prickly Ash Btters is rapidly and surely
taking the place Of all this class Of drugs, and
in curing all the ills arising from a disordercd
condition Of the liver, kidneys, stomach and
hovala
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Alabama Republicans.

MONTGOMERY, February 18.-[Special. =
The state republican executive committee has
been called to meet in this city on the 9Th of
next month. The meeting will be held for the
purpose of fixing the time and place for hold
lican of Montgomery says it is not at all prob
able that the republicans of Alabama will put
outa state ticket this year. They are inclined
to let the state Offices 20 and reserve all their
forces for the presidential fight in November.
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SnlaIl-Pox Aboard.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 1.-THE steamer
City of Pekin arrived from China and Japan
this morning with several cases of smallpox
among her passengers, and was placed in quar-
antine. This is the fifth successive steamer
which has arrived with smallpox. The Bel
gic, which came in two weeks ago, was re-
leased from quarantine yesterday. Tho steamer
Shenandoah, formerly United States man-of-
and is now occupied by several hundred Chi
nese. who have arrived ON infected vessels.
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RALEIGH, N, c., February 15.-[Speoial.]-
Yesterday morning two Arabs, mother and son.
were sent olt of Wilmington by the authorities. As
the policeman lett them at the city limits the
woman humby kissed his hand They were direct
ed which way TO go, and went along the railway
track Early in the a terno0n train caught them
Oh a trestle eight miles from Wilmington. The
Jumped and saved his life, but his mother was
Struck, knocked of aud instantly killed. The son
cannot speak English, but II is learned that he is
Christian Arab and is from Jerusalem.
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a Daring Deed.

Cisco, Texas, February 16.--Tho Cisco bank
was robbed yesterday afternoon by four men, who
entered Oh the 1retense wanting bill chanscli
"hell up" the cashier aud two customers, who were
IN the bank cleaned out the safes Of about 5000
and some yallables on storage, mounted their
horses and escaped firing q salute with their reyol
NeIs as lLey rode out VI Gown.
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A Preacher gurned TO Death

AUSTIN, Tex, February 15.-[Special. i
Rev Dr. Wallace, who resides on Bull creek seven
miles from Austin, burned to death Tuesday in
a cedar brake fire which he tried TO check. Not re.
turning at night, his son searched fog him and
fnrnl his nla-ra1 rcrnnina
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Occurrence Near Akron, Ohio
Was it an Earthquake?

AKRON, o., February 16.-A remarkable
phenomenon manifested itself near here yes
terday morning. People in the vicinity of the
seat of trouble were thrown out of bed, and
windows and ceilings crumbled, while the
earth rocked, the convulsions being preceded
by terrific reports of an explosion. a great
assure in the earth is tho only sign of the
strange occurrence. People fed from their
houses and the greatest excitement prevailed,
while many in this city got up and inquired
the cause of the houses swaying.
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yxrAYTFD-Iady Agents for Bidm. McCabe's
w lnnatiye CorSets. Exclusive territory given
ST. Louis Corset Co., st. Louis, No. wA
Name this paper