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FOR RENT-ROOMS.


II furnished Rooms. with Board Low rates my1l-3t'
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trout h Han Roi furnished for sentemSn: bath &C.
OF second floor. Also. good Stable Boara seHt
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1T before June l. with rood Board. private family
K oS@ a. zoos st NV. my1i-3t'
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l,OR RENT NfCELY-FURNIsHED SECOND
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ehsnsel 3I5 &C st NV. myII-3t.
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l,oR RENT = FURNISHED ENTIRE SECOND
no9r or Rooms single or en- suite. board il desired.
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For RENT FLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
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The seventy -second annual needing Of the Amer
ican Ribls society was held IN New York yostsr-
DAY. The japanese version q the od Tsstamsnt
y completed
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8 Ouscrs
3 OUNCES
b OUNCES

OF Rock Candy dissolved in = bottle Of q. O. Taysos
Pure Rye Whisky makes preparation thst is . won-
derful relief in Throst aud Lung Complaints No bet
ter Whisky ever sold Buy 1t in bottles from Drug
ests aud Grocer and trouble to see that our
nrm-name is the label and over the cork Of each
bottle CHESTER II. GRAVES SONS. Boston.
Mass, Sole Proprietors
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T'rau.fery Of Real Es,a,c.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: g. A.
McIlhenny ct al to John Moran, sub lots 20 and
"a, SO. 40; s4,S3s6O. Same to 4. 8. Wescott, sub
%, do; $2,368.60. Same to Walter Huston, sub
81, do; 81, 640.63 F. b. Conner to Theresa Solo
mon, pit. a. So. 512; 81 300. A. Latnond to Hattie
Goram, property near Lamond; 8 Same to
Alcera Lam0nd. DO; s.. Mary Robinson to II. 8.
Ross to same, same property; s.. S. Forrest 10
same, same property; s.. T. II. q. Todd to Sarah
c. Lewis, sue 8, SO. 123; $S05. $. b. Lattmer to
Elizabeth Lowe sub A, SO. 2s1; $. David Fer
guson to 2. =. A., sub X So. %; $4,000. c. Herr
TO r. I. Petit. lot 2, block 2, Bingham Place;
to 80, SO. g36; 500. Louisa H. Burleigh to Clara
H. Inch, sub As, SO. l57; $4,000. S. Emery to
Mary B. Armes, pit. 3, SO. $50; $500. 8. r. Suit
70 N. Weller ct al, lot Z, Chichester 8, $50. H.
W. CONN to Jesse D. Gibbs, lots Is and Ia, block
Is. Meridian Hill; $3.50. J. H. MARI TO J. Mel.
Carusl, lets 1 and IL, 50. 81; $4,000. T. L. Wag-
garnan to John Laur, lot A, c. DIS sub; 81, 200
j. s. Bliss to w. II. Talmadge, undivided half 81,
50. 1046; =. Thos. Lynch to 1. Ottenburg, sub
H. So. T. of 500: a 600,
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reported f0c 1HE EVENING STAR:
The NEW DRIVING PARK.-The first Alexandria
enterprise completed In 1888 will be the Alexan-
drfa Driving Park, in Jefferson district of the
county adjacent to the city The park was estab-
ganized last winter the driving association. and
procured charter from the Legislature. The new
park was laid out by City Surveyor Newly and a
contract made for the stand, booths, stables and
fences. This work is now 80 Tar advanced that the
park will be opened early IN the summer and win
AFFORD 1ne field for the display OF horses and Tor
general amusement The new park though not
extensive will have excellent appointments. It
will be about the size OF the race park established
here in George WaShingtons early days on the
plain now bounded by st. Asaph, Patrick, Duke
and Cameron streets, when Alexandria was ham
let.
MINOR NoxlNEEs.-The democratic nominees for
magistrates are: First ward r. II. stanton: 2d
ward, r. II. Simpson; Sd ward, w. II. May. In the
between o. c. Whittlesey and j. Il. Crump The
democrats nominated Tor constabes are: First
ward, ]. W. Dyer; I'd ward, w. II. Ward; Sd ward.
NorEs.-Kev. DR.. Mercer, pastor Of the washing.
ton.street Baptist church here, is in aftendanee
upon the Baptist convention which opened this
morning at RlchmOnd.-Helmuth Bro. have
bought from Mrs. Eliza Adams at 81 900 the house
and lot on the southwest corner OF King and Co
i ipm6us streets This enterprising flrm now owns
Of the 81 ODD ID F sais st
ss snUs ne Sy X 6t aTa
tOn.--Ah state licenses for business have now
expired. and the merchants and other dealers are
calling on the commissioner OF the revenue TO re-
new them.-The hose carriage loaned the n.y.
draulion company BY . Philadelphia flrm has been
bought by Scranton, Pa, company, and was de-
nvefed TO tts new owners at that place yesterday
Senator Vance lectured Of the opera House
last night on 1.-The Scattered Nation" The lee
ture was given for the benent OF the Alexandra
Dinrmary.-Prof c. c. Homes, q teacher OF music
wen known In this city and In Washington, died at
his home on Cameron street In this city this
morntng.-.Two Justices viii be chosen in the
fourth ward on the Gath, and Nessrs Whittlesy
and Crump viii both be put on the democratic
ticket
my little boy Is wonderfully polite, said dot
ing mother the other day. And yet ft Ia recorded
OF the very polite little boy that he left q lady
caller standing In The hall OF his mothers home
one 0Ay while he went the rounds Of the house and
grounds yelling at the top OF his voice: Mother!
motherl where be your Where be you ] sayf The
new minister's wife 10 here and forgot 70 ten her
you wasn't acknowledgement Ereem0M.
It Il Q curious TACT that although women tam
about four tinee - fast % men, Il takes them
e!ght tines - long 70 tel thing. Bsvlta0toN
xTes Hreea
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violating building regulations, and John W. Starr,
vagrancy.
MILITARY VISITORS FROM PHrLADRLPHIA-The
Washington Greys, Of Philadelphia, with band,
arrived here shortly after noon to-day from Rich.
mOnd, in which city they have been visiting since
wednesday. At the depot they were met BY Rep
re s az Cnas; 0Ne Hon Joseph X Mccain ca,
the company to the White House. The company,
numbering fifty men, commanded by Capt. Wlll-
Jams, was drawn up In the East Room, and were
there received by the President. They returned
to the depot from the White House, and left for
home at $3.50 O'Clock. The company was neatly
uniformed, and attracted much notice on the street
oy their good marching.
has been some doubt expressed as TO the genuine
ness OF the water in the big tank shown ON the
National Theater stage in the play "Lost in New
open the house TO the public, tree Of charge, from
10 to 12 tomorrow morning, for an inspection OF
the tank and the steamboat.
INpIcrMKNTs.-The grand Jury to-day returned
Indictments to the Criminal Court as follows: Ben
death Of Charles B. Teiiing on April II; James
Lawson, housepreaking in night; Chaa. zypprecht,
Henry Osborne and John Welsh. do; Andrew ].
Harris, do; Elizabeth stewart, second ofense,
S;'s S; Joseph sas o. ssn
Schureman. Edward aolway and James Quarles,
robbery. The grand jurors were discharged until
HousEBREAK1Na CAsEs.-John r. Ray, corner ID
and streets northeast, reports that his house
was entered between midnight and 8 O'Clock this
morning, by cutting the bnndA and . diamond
ring, gold hunting-case watch, q silver watch,
&C.. valued at S2l0. were taken. Gen. d. W. Wal.
ker, No. 202 street southeast, reports that his
house was entered before $50 O'Clock this morn
ing. BY back window. and sss were stolen.
Wills FLKD.--The viii OF Mary Ann Graham.
stne late Sister Mary bernard, q the Convent q
the Visitation In 0eorgetownS was nied to-day.
She beQueathes her estate 20 the Sisters Of the
to-day, leaves IS to his sister and the rest OF his
estate to his wife, Magdalena, whom he names a.
executrtx.
RANGE OF rHR THKRnohErKR--The following
were the readings Al the signal Ones to-day: z q
m, 81; Q p. m, %; maximum 70; minimum, "a
CONVICTED on HoussBRRAxxo-The second trial
OF Benjamin. Pollsrd for HOUSEKEEPING &C the
house Of ThoA Hasdester, IN the county, on Eeoru-
AIRY 25 In the Criminal Court to-day, resulted IN
conviction.
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WAxAxAxrra
Boot n bstter because you r. ear s.ar vr,cs
but you're hksy 10 zeal better when you know ths pro
MONET BAvxD
On Boom n q good q money saved On snytb.ns On
OF the sasess things 10 On too you Only hsvss
care.
AZ WANAMAKEKs more Books ass sold ever sha
eounsef tnan In any other house bsswssn Tie ossanA
timely works ON Agriculture end Hortzcultusss Q
Arxe assortnsnt Of French Boom; esaskAss I'D
franhin Squares: Standard and Masosllanseus wexAA
bound and unbound; end almost aay printed THING
THAT prupsr people rod.
Ihs prices are always far md ~ GUoneas - =
ueSs 90 vSk soI
BOOK NEWR
Bow ns4ie the tile Of Bock sslls yous Even 20
see al the new BoekA how many hsvs you time tosse
q tha tnods ct
Thaa n whsss BOOK NEWS win ssrvs you Q sod
turn We ssnd d out . month, s-brim Win 5usa
what you want 20 know Of the lassst Books and ths
gooip q ths Boob world BY ths best judgnsRt a ~
bsst Judges n sssss ths BookA and s>ss Why Ms
Book should - rod end that sktppsd
WIN sash sa.ab~ N snshor posssum O.. soas
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w hen baby wss sick. We gave her Castoria
When she was . child she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss. she chung to Csstoria
When she had children, She gave them Csstords
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RAZOR CARRIER SEETENCED.-Dillie Allen, q
young colored man, attended a ball given at the
Cadets Armory last night, and while in the hall
he drew razor on another young man named
was arrested, and this morning Judge Smell fined
him $50 or so DAYS
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No PRosEcUTIoN.-In the Criminal Court, Judge
Montgomery, to-day, q nolle pros. was entered In
each OF the following cases: samuel Beall (cer.
tOrarD, running locomotive at unlawful speed;
violating building regulations, and John w. starr
vagrancy
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MONEY TO LOAN

&C AAA-wE HAVE $4,000 To LOAN AT q
SCsVVV Der cent for two. three or nv. years
On real estate security; no Commission charged
A. II. HILL CO.
nyll-gW AZ
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RANGE OF TIE THKRAonHTRR--The following
were the readings a. the signal Ones to-day: &
m, 81; p. m, %: maximum 70; minimum, "a
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CONVICTED or HoussBRRAKxo.-The second trial
Of Benjamin Pollard for housebreak1ng @ the
AIRY rs, in the Criminal Court to-day, resulted In
couvtct1on.
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GENr's SU1rs Scounrp
AND PRESSED FoRs1
Goats, Soc; Pants, 25c.; Vest 25c Afssr1n~ sud
Delivered Telephone call 1852 ~
L. l. HAHN 705 9th IT NV:
.Aci-om Ano 2lS n Calvert st., Bslttmorx
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May lead to something quite serious
IL you neglect 1t. You should not
delay another hour. but 70 at once
and get BkxsoS's FLAsrER. which
Will relieve you promptly. and not
interfere with your business. Prom
inent physicians everywhere recon
mend this plaster ~ superior to ali
others for lung troubles, Is wen -
rkeumsiism. scistics. lumbsgo. and
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1000 ESTABLISHED. 1GPA
2HE NATIONS MONUMENTAL WORKS
129. l3l, 1913 PKsNA AvE WEST.
The largest and finest display in the city Of
sTATUAkh MONUMENTS AND GARDEN vAaEA
Also q choice collection " Isrlor ornamental srn-
braeins GisoDPs. s1AIUET1Ls. tAsEs end GARD
kkCklvkRs. by the pest living Italian sculptorA
81 practical experience VI yearly tLirty ysarss
81 the service OF the Iublic.
Open 10 visitors until u D. IN.
nhlo-0n-lO u. AcAENkMIN. Proprietor.
THr ''Brsr- Tong
Concentrated Liquid Extract Of MALT and HoPs
Manufactured by speciality department.
PHI. BEST BREWING CoMPANE
Aids Digestion.
Cures Dyspepsia
Strengthens the system,.
Restores Sound. Refrsshine sIssn
Priceless 20 Sursins MothsrI
Recommended By Eminent Physcisna
e. For Sale by al DrugEsta mh2l-6m
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Tho "Esr,y birds" Gould No, Come.

Yesterday an effort was made TO have
the Early Birds" large variety com.
binatiop, who were to have been at the
Central, Philadelphia, this week, come to
Lancaster and play In the King street
theatre, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings. They had made arrangements
70 20 to Frankford, however, and could not
come here. Frank Comfy, the humorist,
viii likely fill In the dates with company
from Philadelphia. Manager Gilmore, OF
the Central, has arranged to take the South
Broad street theatre for the remainder Of
The season, after next Monday.
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He VIII 90 Homo.

Ars. Hsger, the mother OF Charles Hsger,
who has been under arrest for several
days arrived In this city from Masss-
chnsetts on Monday night. She saw her
soa at the station house and had him re-.
1sssed from custody. The son agreed to go
homo with his mother and the suit she
brought will therefore not be pressed. The
reason she wants him home is because she
became tired supplying him with money
n idieness. He formerly worked at the
Watch factory, but has not been there for
some month";.
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A STRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
13 EAST KING STREET,
Lancaster. Pa.

This is the time for Spring
Hosiery, and your special atten-
ton is called to the fact that we
carry the best stock in this city,
and that our prices are always
the lowest.
Our line of ten-cent stockings
for ladies as we'll as for children
is most complete-comprising
the best styles that can be sold
for the money.
For I2Hc. we now offer a
line of Ladies' Cotton Hose,
unequaled by any other house.
Fine Gauze, Plain, Colored and
Black, also dropped stitch in
Modes, Tans and States, and
an extra fine quality in Black
with white feet.
Our next is our extra good
quality Balbriggan Hose, full
regular made, for I2Ac. a pair.
At I9c. pair we offer a com.
plete line Of Plain, Colored and
Black Hose, full regular made,
ingram color of extra good
quality.
Ladies Striped Cotton Hose,
full regular made, lSc. a pair.
The Greatest Bargain ever
offered here in Hosiery is our
twenty-fve.cent lot Of Ladies
Hose. They are fancy striped,
Plain, Colored and Black, of the
very best quality, never before
sold at less than 81 and soc.
a pair.
Our line Of Children's Hosiery
is also most complete. 1t COM
prises a good assortment of
ten-cent hose.
Some extra heavy Ribbed
Hose, at I2H and 25c.
And the best line of Imported
Hose in Black, ribbed. and
regular made, at from y 10 CSC
a pair.
Some great Bargains we offer
in Gents unbleached and Fancy
Hose.
Hosiery Department at
ASTRlCH'S P. O. F.,
Lancaster.
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The He'd Rose Fair.

There was large attendance at the Red
Ross fair last evening and the Liberty band
made things lively in the musical line. Blue
Croas Commandery was present in body. A
large foot ball was won by Charles Dom.
nett, pair Of slippers by Miss Sallie Keller,
5ancy box by w. II. Sheafier and wax
nowers and frame by Miss Msble McCas-
teton, OF Coatesvilie. This evening Hiram
Crooms furnishes ine entertainment,
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liYa stock Alnrkafa.

CHICAGO. Mar 2i.-Cattle- Receipts, 7,CGO head;
shipments, 2bO; market strong; fancy
IS s095 7oi steers, % 2o65 %; stockers ana
ieede,s, q sos 20; cows. bulls and mixed,
HogB-heceipts. 1890 head; shipments,
1900 market weak mixed. S5 1908 IS heavy
% SOS 60 light, % 1905 A. skips, % 5ls15 20.
sheep Receipts, 400 head shipments
500; market SLOW; natives, o. 5iQ6 90 !;
q 5od6 20.
kAsr LIBERTY. - Cattle - Receipts, ol !;
shfpments, l,O; market nothing doing ali
through cousiknments no cars shipped TO
New York to-day.
Hogs Receipts, 100 head; shirments, 9 ONo
head firm; Philadelphia. IS ,55o IS ;
mixed, y Gi05 20; Workers. e 6085 60 com.
hoes shipped to New York
sheep Receipts. 1900 shipments. 500; 1;
market active,
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RehesriDgs Denied,

The court to-day declined re hearings to
tho following applicants for license: ii. G.
Albert, Elizabeth DAvsrter, George Shee,z
Conrad Shestisr and A. X. Hofimeier, city |;
Conrad Bittner and Leopold Bittner, Col
umbia A. w. Shue and w. G. Shesiier,
Mannheim borough ; Isaac Albright, Ssds-
bury; George Weber. Elizabethtown, and
John A. Ge.z, Ephrsts.
The application OF Charles Hoster, First
ward, city, was held under sdyisement
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New York Rtocka.

NEW YORK. March 27. l:3op. m Money closed
at ~ per cent; Exchange steady posted
rates. u SthUi sI< actual rates. u s2oi sGI. for
sixty days Hs71SJi s7a for demand Govern
ments firm; currency 6's. q COX bid as
coup..N N 25H 4k's DO. 81 05k bid.
The stock market ope ned fractionaily lower
this morning. under press ure o sell by the
bears. Their offerings were soon absorbed
aud prices took an upward turn. advancing X
a. per cent by midday. The maj ket has been
dull ana neglected since noon.
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Alter Many Years.

o. January l3. 1873, Rhoda swsils filed
her petition for divorce from her husband
Heephen A. Swailes. This morning on 90.
paication OF VIM. B. Given, esq she was
oecteed divorce Daring all these years
The pstition was On die nothing was done
t0wards the suit TO finish until a few
Uaaka ago
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CHICAGO. Mar. q, $50 a. m.-Market opened.
Wheat April. 73nc; May, 77Hc Juno, 7sc.
Corn-May. t0c june, blkc.
Oa.s-Bay, SlLc June 3lNc.
Pork-May. oi3 Jlk june, el3 10
I.ard-May. 81 30 June. a %.
Short Ribs-May. u l2k; June, $3.50.
CLOSING.
,wheat-March,72kc; April. 72ssc; May. 77,I t;
June, 77shc.
Corn-March. As,xc April. tsXc May, 52,;
Junc,tlh
Oats-siar.. a,,xe; May, aic june. sic.
Pork-Mar.. sl3 80; Ap II yl3 "; May,
Lard-Mar., q AK iApril. u AK May. q san;
June, u DIX.
Short kibs-Mar;. t7t5, April, Gt7x; May.
"a llk june, o. 22X.
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AARkEIH.
4a-Ha-.ss~~-s-4-Ssas-z-- ~
NaN York AlAIkat

Now YORK mofk0e
NEW YORK, March Y.-Flour market duh
Fine. q 06fp2 80 Supernne, q lOS13 90 MINI.
Extra, o. Qua 30; City Mil. Extra a lO<54 A5 /;
MINI. Wheat extra. 0 9o6i 90:
Wheat-Ho.l J, ked. state. osk0e3c No. 2. DO
9o,kc No. 2 Red. winter, Arril, sskc |;
May, sake June, ssHc; receipts, 1850; ship.
ments, D1,770.
Corn-so. Q, Mixed, Cash. 82kdG2c |;
May. 6ohc. Juno. b9Isc receipts, 23 800 ship.
Oats mo. i. White. State. Al04,c, No. 2, DO,
s01t0k DO Marcn. Ss,; April, 3sHc |;
receipts. $4,000 shipments, 100.
kye dull state 75c.
PorE dull New Mess. q. 2s0i4so
Lard steadyi April. e7s May, GS2 June,
0sS.
Moiasses quiet; for 80 boiling stock, COX.
Turpentine firm at 39G39<c.
kOsin duil At el 2kgei -
Petroleum quiet hehned in Casea. s5.c.
rr6igbts quiet grain to Glasgow, Nj.
Butter easier Western Creamery, .0d30..
Cheese quiet; Western Flat, IlA0iac ;
Ohio Factory, uA0lac; Fancy White. l2k0
l2ko.
,siIF,r., sEg. s'eady' state. i7c' western.
susar steady Renned Crtloaf. 7s.c; Grauula.
Taliow steady; Prime City. 4Il'6c
Rice quiet Carolina, fair to good, ska exc.
Coffee dull Fair Cargoes, for Mo. lac.
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The last OF the cases on the argument
iiet was disposed OF this morning, after
which court adjourned until Thursday
mosning. when few applications for II.
eonse will be argued.
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To Ken AoieI

ContIactors Mclaughlin q Geseli, OF this
eity, arc now engaged in Iemcdeling the
Ffankiin house In Harrisburg. They have
mechanics from this city at work there.
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keol 10 Jail

James McCiain and John Barnes, dis
osaesiy usmps, arrested for annoying the
workmen at Peacock's furnace, were sent
% Jsh BY Alderman Fordney this morning
~ ave days each.
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In the college chan II.

Eight Of the present senior class will de-
liver orstio ms In the college chapel on to
morrow, Wednesday morning, beginning
at o'clock. This exercise will constitute
the close OF the present torn. These
orations are public.
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In Town.

J. X. Noble, agent OF Forepaugh's circus,
was In town to-day, doing some advance
billing for the appearance Of the show here
on May Sth.
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naaih aS aenaN aas

Henry Gall, one Of the most prominent
citizsns Of Willow Street, died on Sunday
In his eighty. second year, after short III
ness,
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On . Businsss iris.

Martin 3. Fry, commissioners' clerk. In
= : business trip In Indisns. lie will bs
psck IN ssW dsys.
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AlILicenses TAKEN Out,

All Licences TAKEN Out.
Tho last Of the liquor Licenses granted by
the court was lifted late on Monday after.
noon.
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phi,adelph,s Produce Market.


PHILApKLrHIA, Mar. q .-Flour steady sales
l,bOO bbis MINI. Bakers, % $500 so penn'a
Family, % 1906 81; Western 0l,u II cQJA-Aa.
Western fatents,l lna0C. y. 49, ''i
&2e klst,f lsSf. o ooSss 8.
wheat.Mar.. SOC ! april. ooj<c; May. eokc;
June, 8l1c,
Uorn-siarch. tsc April, hslIr;' May. tos.
Oa,s-Aarcb. 40kc April. t0lsc; May, 40Isc.
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NAN YER TISEMEMTs.


WANTED-ONETHoUSANDDO DOZEN
w Empty Champagne Bottles at
mE-2f NO. ~ EAST KING ST