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WIsDow Fu1r Or MrSs Socks
tsee corner Of / 9th st. and Penn.

tSee corner Of 18th St and Penn. ave.p
The lstest London Style Socks for Spring wear ARE
hIBBED. and are shown in the ART SHADES o,
Browns, Grays Tans, Fswn. &c. The eolors are nar.
rd1ed ndebc. II they stain the feet or do not wash
purchase money refunded.
The regular prices % centa
Tomorrow special prices 81 cents or pairs for 81
THE PALAiS ROYAL.
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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD LOTHRoP.
Coz. llth and sta NV
TurspAE. FssnuAnr IL. 1890.

Nvouid sks pses Of TIE .'ssar" to tell Of al the
| new Spring Goods. Do not wait until We announce
them. Just vhas you want u here Drop in and tak
alook through ths various departments.
| WOODWARD LOTHRoP.
The Instructor Of the Culinary Beatsr and Kitchen
| Help" 10 yet with ~ Demonstrations from to g.
/ You should rec t.
| First foor: resr)
Special bargains in Lace Founciues; 63 inches
Wide Chanty Of exceileut quality in cream pink and
| for less than double this price.
(First hoor.)
| vEilS-smsll quantity of Ready made Lace Border
| usls IN plain and dottsd. only 37.c. each.
SOC Dress Goods in about nifty different styles Of
cnecks paids and stripes and about half as many
| Pisin SHADES. We have sold excellent SOC. Dress
GOODS IN our time. but none better than these. We
nave split the sssortmsnt-ha the FIRST floor. half
on sne second Prevents crowdins in one spot. You
VIII be pleased with this line we are quite sure All
the spring effects and light shaded
Nirst and second aoora,
New 1880" Mohairs. No need to tell you that
Mohairs are fashionable. You have been buying them
almost "a fsst could get them in the store An
other new line, viz:
4O-inch Wide Pure Mohair and Silk Finished, in all
the popular Grays. Drabs. Stones, States, Greens,
Nays. Browns &C. Only SOC. per yard Black -
matter Of course
(First hoor)
Readycut ect-httins Waist Innings that enable
'he most inexperienced person 10 make her dress
waist and ht it perfectly. Full directions each
pattern We measure you in order to get the
SIZE These Innings cut from strong silesia, from
the same measurements custom work. Two quail
ues-4Oc and SOC. each Think Of q perfect fitting
waist lining, from which you cut out and 1T the
VAS. o. your spring dress, Tor 4Oc. or oOc.
.WiNDOW SHADES. Measure your window and see
these shades will at. Window Shades 6 inc hes
VICE by az inches long, in New Spring Colors, only
II you prefer your shades made to order, drop us
postal ana we Will send up take measurements aud
uourth dnor)
New 1880" Wrappers, and every line bargain. We
can beat home-inxEing hy half
oOO Best Print Wrappers. Hubbard front and
princess oack, lined throughout the waist and finished
on the bottom with wide ruffie. Gully 81 % each.
oOo best Century Cloth Wrappers Hubbard front,
princess pack. lined waist splendid Patterns and
col9rs warranted TO wash. Only 81. so each.
oOO Best Print wrappers, made with robe front Of
contrsshe stripe, new patterns and excellent cOlors.
only ~ each
800 Princess Cloth Wrappers in new spring color
infs made with robe front and full sleeves. only
200 Fine Domestic bingham Wrappers. robe front.
eacsiient patterns. Only " each.
81 SpEClAL-cNew Gray Flannel Sleepiug-car Wrap.
Excellent line OF Challie Wrappers
tThird hoorD
WOODWARD LoTHoP,
III Cor 1lth and SITS. NV
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FAM, the timer, in a letter to Senator
sPooner appears in his original role Of politi-
cal victim and withdraws for a season from
that Of 3 surprised and .'hot-headed democrat
The idea of his status which he entertsins to-
day has not yet been ascertained.
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OrHER SunprsEs ToMonRow:

OTHER SuRprsEs ToMonRow:
Ribbons.-lo per cent of the marked prices Of the
new Sash Ribbons
Handkerchefs. 10 cents apiece FOR the new 121Sc.
Mems and Ladies' White Linen Handkerchief
Umbrellas.-Sl.2l for the GLORIA" Umbrellas with
rolled gold and silver caps The price mark says
$3.50.
Gloves.-S5 cents for Real French Kid Gloves Every
pair warranted. The Spring style Undressed Kid
Gloves also Pigskin Gloves at S. cents
$l.2O for the 81 80 "Palais Royal' Kid Gloves
these are the best French Kid Gloves possible pro-
duce. One pair only at the special price
THE PALAlS ROYAL
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HINTS ABOUT Day Goops.

Paidis Royal Prices for Beached and Unbleached
Muslins and Sheetings deserve Investigation. You
know the usual prices for such popular brands as
Fruit Of the LOOM. Androscoggin Pride Of the West
Wamsutta Boston Mills. Dwight Anchor Pequot
Mills, &c.
TOWELS also at lower prices than usual. The
Damask and Turkish Towels 10 cents would not be
deemed dear at twenty.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
bo1o
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North Dakota dropped the lottery scheme az
IL II were the loaded end OF wasp. North Da-
kots will never do a wiser thing IL she leyis-
lates until doomsday.
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IL appears that the senatorial animal caught
IN Montana was an eel and not a hare. One
catching is not sufficient.
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The finest variety and the lowest prices are claimed
by the Pslais Royal mornings shopping will make
you fair Judge. win you investigate our cIaims
NOVELTY PLEATED EMBRoIDERIEs.-22 to As
inches wide. $1.75 to GAGS yard. A lovely de-
sign a special sale attraction at sI.6O yard.
NAINSOOK EMBRO1DERIEs.-h to As inches
wide. &c. to S4.35 yard. Exquisite patterns six
inches wide for 25 cents yard.
SWISS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT to As inches wide
Sc. to $36s yard. special bargain at 25 cents
Note the width-..2 inches
CAMBRIA EMBROIDERIEs-k inch to 10 inches
wide &c. to 81 IS yard quality surprise are the
e-inch Embroideries at 25c. yard.
eS-An the usual White Dress Goods Also the New
Bulgaria Lawn. The latter at 10 cents . yard will
compare with the usual Doc Iawrs
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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Tue Fo11owrNe New YORK LETTER
EXPLAINS ITSELF
SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY.
Sc COR 9TH AND y Ste. NV
WASHINGTON. u. O.
Shall we ship you to be sold immediately.
500 pairs of Mems pAuts that sold here 81 50
which You may slaughter Ut 81 80.
100 Business suits, sold here at from 1 > 20 Slo
which you may Pass out 10 your patrons at s1.S7.
100 Dress salts. which sell from ego ~ 800 which
you may put over your counters al 5000. sll.s5.
200 Boys' and Childrens Suits which you may
slaughter at sl.25, sl.5o e., eco. s2yo aud
500 oyercoets. let your friends take them a.. 50.
e. 40. $500. 80 80, sO. ca 10 az
800 Boys Knee Pants. which sold here nj soc. LES
them at 25c.
We have ordered the shove goods and viii have then
on sale January ID 1880.
SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY
Hl6 Sc cor 9th and Z sta NV
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LASssuReH & BRo.'s COLUMN.

AANsBuRGH a. DRo.s CoLUMN.
DAILY CHRONICLES OF STORE ITEMS.
INTERESTING READING MATTER FOR ECO
SoMIoALLY INCLINED PERSONS.
In order 10 close out the remainder Of our
LADIES' SWISS RIBBED VESTS AND PANTS.
guaranteed Australian Wool we have marked them for
81 each sL75 would be fair price
LADIES' PLAIN AUSTRALIAN WOOL UNDER
WEAR. 81 per suit; generally sold for ss . suit
These are the genuine Australian Wool Goods; each
article warranted %.
GOOD BARGAIN FOR MEN WEARING RED
UNDERWEAR
About 20 dozen yet on hand Of SCARLET CASH
MERE WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; viii be
closed out for q s5 each: were sl.7a
HOW 1T TAKES
THE WHOLE TOWN SEEMS To KNOW OFT.
25 PER CENT REDUCTION OFF THE PRICE OF
ANY LADIES' COAT IN OUR ROUSE.
Seldom have the Ladies' of Washington such an op-
pOrtunity. 1t surpasses any attempt Of ours But q.
had to be done. Had it been cold would not have
needed this temptation to have You buy For these are
positively the most carefully selected goods we have
handled Each and every garment at the original
price named bargain, consequently this 10 dou-
bly, advantageous sale It is gratifying to us to see
the constant stream of purchasers that called in
response to our announcement o.: this wonderful re-
duction since We began it two weeks since.
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HILADELpHIA SroRE

Headquarters for Black Goods
Special Values in Mohairs aud Dril!iatines
at Doc, 621sc.. 75c. aud 81 yard
Wool Cashmeres, Senses and Henriettas
Doc. 621kc, Zoe, Soc aud 81.
Priestiy's SILK Warp Henriettas 81 up 10
a.. so yard.
Just received a line of Fancy StripeA
choice. beautiful goods. only Soc q yard.
new line of Plaid and Striped Fuularl
Cloths, all the new oolOrs. plains ~ match.
only 75c. yard.
New EmbrOideries
Cambria aid NaInsook. choice goods q
low prices.
LADIES' and Children's positive Fast Black
Hose Pc. Quality and Color guaranteed.
Viii pay You TO examine them
Finest Quality Imported Zephyr in @ q
and fold only DC. u lap
Best Imported sstony Yarn only lie jap.
Germantown Wool 1oc
New Stamped Goods.
China silks, fancy and plain 32-in vida
CARHART LEIDY.
rs S2s 9TH st and zoo 81 nv
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Fx,.xs o. FAsu,os.

hsvs mads quite specially thas season At IAdiss'
Psrsy atps~s'-oiad ~ aid. Tor n sssmsd 10 b
jass What vas nsedsd-Dont know n v1s bsesnss
more eesee In our selection Of sAsss dantes
or what Il vas-sus certainly our styiss isspsd into
AoA Favor n ~ stovt. We have bsen supplied With
eveyeaA sden Of novelties In svsncs Of thet, sem
ssa appearance In the markes-sad many We have
held 10 oass srosSsss ~ss There ere lots ~ haven't
hsd-dont want-neathss do you-but not . single
style eseaped orr snspsesiom II they were up to the
scrstch" thsy rot hearty reception IN orr hsnds-n
not they went to the less particular dealers.
Something new comes every day. Here's . late
arrival or two:
Gray and Tan Suede. one strip. bsaded-so b
tho v.mp-Louis XIV hsei-s2 9s with us-fully -
anywhere else.
Patent Leather vsmp. DARK Suede quarter sinsle
strap and full French hsel-s2s7 hers-ws hear Of
them ct - slsswhsrA
Red Goat, single strap and silver buckle.
Red Goat OPEN with beaded bow to match.
Gray. Tan and Black Suede Quarter. patent les.hsr
vsmp-Oxford Tie.
Bronze beaded slipper1
White and Pink Satin--Af popular priced
They're the lstest novelties in society's wardrobe
We've French Kid Opera Slipper beaded vamp that
was 81. 50--but we have reduced it to Sl.A9 It's
beauty. too.
DANGER AHEAD!
There's grave DANGER Of being obliged 10 declare
this $3.50 Suit and Overcast Sale "o1" long before
ssturday-from sheer of the stock We expected
something Of demand for them-but nothing like
what we've had 1t really 10 imperative that you tend
to this matter AT ONCE If you want one Of those
Suits or Overcoats. Even now-and the sale not two
days oldmauy Of lots cripplsdiu ssss 1t may
not be yo~rs-thoueh- that's missing. II It isn't you
are In luck.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
POPULAR WARES,
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET.
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It's too early by an uneounted majority to
predict short session.
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SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY,
al6 Sc cor 9th and sts. NV.
ExrRAonDrSAEr CASH Bananas


LoSsDALE c<lBRIc. very finest quality, yard
LADIES CLOTH DRESS GOODS all colors. Navy
Blue aud Black included extra wide double fold. al
LADIES BALBRIeAN ENGLISH STOCKINGS.
excellent quality the 25c. Kind. three pairs DOC
BLACK sILk M0hAIks. very hne quality, ex.r.
we sS SSps BE 81 s9ld vv,r ON TIE ,ooy
BLEAGHED COTTON. yard wide. 80. worth Ice.
e sr n 81 81 81 sttS9 ss 60 ss sie
special essh harfsins 81, ell 20. sl-50.
,HEHhiETTA cAsHMEREs.HE NBiEfTA sLRGES
ELEdANT Dkkss GOODS, nearly yard and . Lalf
vide AZ pure me French wool sPeniL bspsAin. SOC
v1ass AZ EsFs SS9i sgee.; ssse bsrs.in. sos ..
n:r wi6s Pnrs y oil reduced cssh price SIC
WOOL wide double fold. IL yards for 81.
Carriers Cash stors.
III MARKET ePACE
VALUABLE PREsENTs for Cash Customers
Select Of the following pressnt with purchsse
OF Is: pair OF Larresixe Dkmssk Towels, worth as
eta Q Hall Dogep Fine Dsnsssk Napkins. worth Use;
pair Of SUI kmbrosdered oorsetk. f5c.
Select of The following prssenH with purcha.s
worth q 30: Dozen Fine Dsmask Nspkina worsS
81. so or two Pain q IAsyspizs Fine pans.k Isvt
ola worth el-oo 5a3l
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SHorrrxa Norrs Foa WEDNESDAY.

Please dot this down in your Memo. book; but Pc.
hsps you haven't rot one. Then dot down I'm your
memory that Jon may yet here tomorrow Three Nemo-
randum BOOKS with strong covers, each containing so
pages. for only loo
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I'VE WANT EVERY JUDGE OF COTTON AND
w linOn TO examine our Unlaundered Shirt that we
are selling for 4sc. actual value zoe OUBLE COM
BlNAIiON fS-3t
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1890 BLACK DRrss Goops

Crowded into this small space 1t the foot Of ouz
column IL this mention Of stock that deserves yous
special notica An We can nnd room TO write II: WIN
you compare with samples from sissxhsrs and thsn
lssrn II cash business enables lowss prsoss than
quoted ss the credit stores!
TEE RAIAls ROYAL.
oorp., 18th 8. ,pap. Az. 4 Llssxsnk
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WOODWARD LOTHOP,
I'll Cor lth and SITS. NV.
II FAD THE POST AND IT WILL TELL YOU FULL
IL parttc ulars what doing with . 75c unlaun-
aeled shirt. DOUBLE COMBINATION. ii tn st. s.e.
1856
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81 g II +. +
II 90 : ~ LII. :

Tomorrow's Special Exhibition and Sale Of the New
Spring Jerseys Hosiery, Shirt wsists Ribbons Hand
kerchiefs and Gloves will Abound In Surprises
(See below.)
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80 Blk Curtains for light draperies 80 % pair
$40 Silk Curtains for light draperies 90 80 pair
CURTAIN POLES COMPLETE l5c each
BAMBOO EASEiS. D feet high, 9Sc each
large line Of PICTURES on famous subjects hand
somely framed. $3.50. Worth $3.50.
Easels to match, 81. so each
ThUNkS-A large line always in stock Loves
prices,
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NIGARS. TOBACCO AND SMOKERS REQUI.
~ sites ALEX j. EDWARDS. Dealer in Fine
Cigars and Tobacco. $40 st. NV. Imported and
Domestic Cigars. Box trade q speciality. It,
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BBhf b 4. 2 z MM nm ~ ssss
BBB A u u INN AZ SSS.
AAA U U Al nj M
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE,

nYIGHT ANCHOR COTTON, 1900 LINoN
~ Bosons. reinforced extra larse. elegant work
mansp and all sizes the virtues Of our lvc Shirt
DOUBLE COABINAIlON, 18th ST. Sc tS-:5t
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WHERE To Buy EuBRo1pERrrs.

Continued below.)
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Our 81 American Black Gros Grain Sill. extra heavy
now ssc. Our sl.25, 23inch wide, extra value. 20
now at S0c. lao quality now Sl.20. Our 81 Col.
ored Silks 7Sc. sl.4O Velvet 81. IS Our 81. 25
Velvet 81 o. Our 81 quality SIC. coo. Pushes now
49c Al Plusbea now Soc
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CARHART 4 LEIDY.

CPS 9TH ST. and 700 X St nv.
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RESPONSIBILITY or ARrHERS BONDSHEN.

baltimore Dec 1-.-1hc trIll Of the case % the
state e Maryland against the lond>mcu II * state
ri,l -cr Archer. serving term ~ i've years IN
the pcuitcntiry FOR cmbcllemcut. was begun b. day
Counsel for the bpndSmcn denied that Arc p was
dcnucr during h., first term, which expired IN july,
i~-- Then lie elected by the Legi, iture for
"a second term. Tho responsibility Of his hondNmcn
OH hi, Gr,t term expired On the day Of his election
FOR the second term.
Attorney General Whytc was somewhat surprised Az
tli, lire of defence. and said II II Wa, accepted by the
court IL would leave the state without security Tor MI
Archer from February 10. less until the ulng OF hS
second bond in December lr-9. IL would also require
h, state H. prove specific acts at specific times show
Ing Ar, hers malfcaS1uce I'm Ofncc, when the fw
merely required proof ot condition, such rs the ia''
that Archer did not turn the funds e. his sue
,,.>or Mr. Nhytc said II vas not The purpose oi
fine State tn take any advantage II the defence but ne
thought il was due to the citizens ot MARYLAND That
mo dlllory tactic, should bc allowed ana tHat the case
should be allowed To go 10 trial on ia merits .
Iudg, Fowler decided In favor of the state ITO SAID
h, state had II, papers In proper form ana That the
objections Of the bOndSmcu were not NilIh
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CARDINAL GIBBONS ON TOLERATION.
DtPLORING THE PERSECUTION OF THE HEBREWS
BY THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT.

DtPIORING THE PERSECUTION OF THE HEBRh"n
BY THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT.
baltimore Dec. 1s-" The Jewish Exponent OF
Philadelphia and Baltimore, will publish In tomorrow
Issue the following letter from Cardinal Gibbons
Every friend OF humanity must deplore the systematic
persecution Of the Jews In Russia For my para can
not We'll conceive how Christians can entertain other tha
Kind sentiments toward the Hebrew when consider
how much indebted to them We have from them
the Inspired volume Of the Old Testament which has br'
IN. consolation in all ages to deyout souls Christ our
Lord the founder OF religion His blessed mother as
we'll a, the Apostles all Jews according " the flesh
These facts attach strongly to the jewish race"
am vour, vc,v sncerelv J. CARD GIBBONS
In an Interview with a representative Of The jew
ish Exponent the Cardinal said
Long experience shown tina, race or people can
by persecution, and the systematic grind
ng down called persecution pscts by son" nations.
has often reacted upon Themselves A. Opposed u hi'
unfair treatment the United States furnishes the "ofd
with beautiful example OF religious oleration by
giving the amplest liberty ALL without interfering with
any creed individuals Of the Hebrew race commit
an offence against society morality in Russia they
should be dealt with according To the laws OF the COUNTY,
and the code Of laws all civilized Governments ought
sufficient their people Without such drastic
remedies a. the eXtermnang process The Jews gener
ally have acquired the reputation N being good husbands
and devoted fathers faithful to their domestic duties 2hu
against their morality cannot be true In
strong contrast these crimes alleged against Russia i
an incident In NE Of Pope Gregogy the Great, VINO
lived the sixth century IL i recorded OF him thaI
certain rich Jew leader hl- community and The chier
support OF his became Christian and In The
excess ~ his after embracing the new creed took
possession OF the synagogue. closed 10 the Jews and a."
tcrInned " make church Of H. When complaint was
u Pope BY the aggricved Jews. he ordered The
restoration place ~ worship 70 the former congrega
ton and u that they were not molcsed In their
d-yOons express the ardent hope tina, slI nations,
through their Governments will become more and more
tolerant in matters OF religion, Just a. We are in TINS
country: tina, will these Tinted States th-ir
guide standing equal In the sight Of God
equa, before the law They must remember 10 Is not
by coercion that converted but Oy appeal 70
their cOu,ciencls.
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TIE LAW SrIT OrER TIE WIFE -

More than a year ago Miss Fannie Aymar Mathews.
daughter Of the dealer, and prolific writer Of
felton, especially in dramatic form, declared that
BeascO d DeNlllle's play Of The Wife was based
ppon her play Of Washington LIE which they lad
sen in manuscript. She brought suit for an ac
counting and il finally tried before Judge Mics
Beach. who reserved decision pending the taking Of
the testimony by commission OF Mrs. Thomas Power
O'Connor then In London. II maintained that
Mrs OConnOr had really written Washington Liic,'
and on this ground the defendants, among whom Is
also Included MIR. FrOhman, manager OF the Lyceum
Theatre obtained a commission. Mrs. O'Conn1I, how
ever did not fully sustain the allegations Of counsel
and on her recent visit 10 this country with Acr hus
land Judge DttenhOcfer for defendants secured a
subpoena requiring her 10 testify IN person before tho
referee Augustus Brown, on saturday last. Mrs
OConnor pleaded illness on Friday. and a postpone
,pent WAS had until Tuesday. Then II appeared that
Mir O'ConnOr had sailed on saturday for Europe, and
Ter verbal testimony cOuld not be obtained In It's
10 the testimony by commission Will have 10 be
Submltted and the referred back 10 Judge Beach
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Drprroovr AT Az ATHLETIC CLIB

The pretty little theatre Of the Manhattan Athletic
Club was comfortably filed last night. private per
forrnsnce of an original burlc,que was given by the
mernhers of the club. The buIlcsquc, which X called
"The Devil IN search Of "A Wife vas written by Mar
esrct Tou'1scnd. The piece was produced under IL"
direction Of Frederick Bond. Among the pan he>s''
were Mrs J. Townsend Burden, Mrs. iord'ce lathei'
Mrs George W Carr Mr.. Charlie, 7. Chandler, Mrs.
Joseph H. Choate MR.. Grover Cc'cl'hd' Mf0. ia
ward Cooper, Mrs. Austin COrbIn, NJ lrcdrl1c X
Coudcrt. Mr.. WcmOrc Cryder, Mr.. Frederic }.
de Peyser, Mrs Frederic Gallaiin, Mrs. Amdm =.
Hewitt Mrs Richard VI Hunt. Mrs. Henry g. Mar
uuand, Mrs. A. Newboli MOrrL. Mrs L. + Norton
Mrs Roger A. Pryor Mrs sidney Dillon Ripley Mr..
John y. Townsend and SIR. George Henry warren lr.
Among those who took part IN the production Of the
bur!esque were Charlie Burhans, +. Orrn smith,
Joseph q. Lamb. Frederick a. Ware. John d. D"ri'
d. Voorhees, Charles Cuyler Hugh Janc"ay, james
j. X Haclctt, John j.. Brazer and T. VI Maisoh
James J. h Haclcti's imitation 90 Carm"ucltd evoked
loud applause John Il. Era7ic'a ,Ouirtc cioTi 5
were ooinical Joseph q. Lamb played the DeVI III
Beau BIummel attire.
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Political di,-c-,on> In Bohcma may prevent tho
oucniuy of the exhibition which wa' to he hrId at
pr,pr,. next year. ~ any rate. the Austrian "oN
rr,,r,.nt vi, discussing, according I" Latest new
,,h,th.r or not the exposition should be- postponed
.o,u ia, Thi, plan /, supported 10y Prince Lob
.l,vtD and hi. been officially submitted I" inc
Vienna, cabinet by Conn: Thun the actual Governor
# t,oloni, It /, known that the German pop"la
,,or r., t,c former KINGDOM If Il. N'l'c''N Is al
,f,,, with the native inhabitants, the 'hcch'' whose
,t ,.,y, been slowly invaded and finally con
,,u.r, Ly German ,oloni>'s. whose sons want u"
,,. -, rule Enhrmia. They were confronted by
.,t, r,c,h party, and they withdrew Their Deputies
,r,n, the pct. Now that German fH'il"n proce 'd'
.till further and manifest" oil me "c'"'li DcP"''7
f fin, Diet urge, the Icutonlc population OF EoIcm"
49, -, ... IN. ygould hr exhibitors from "cImnuy not
~ ,aL' uuv part ia the intended fnGlr Exhibition,
.',, Ten would practically render the exposition
,' and American manufacturers. before pNPit'
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