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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-12-23

Geneal opinion in Europe: Eat plentyof Mac
Urqua-ht's worcestershire Sauce This ceie
hrats,d Fuglsh ssuca now For sale at your srocsr
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-12-23
For Insomnia

DIR. o. E. Bingham, Elgin, III, SAYS: 81
have used it in my practice for the past ten
years and am well pleased with the reAplt."
d22 9teod&1tw
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THE sAwrELL CASE.

Interesting Testimony by Professor
Wood-Detailed Story of His Analy-
Sis OF the Blood spotsFsund on the
Clothing.
DOVER, N. H, Dec 22.-The Sawtell
trial was resumed to-day. Deputy Sheriff
Parshley of Rochester testified to the de-
bore suspicious stains to Professor Edward
S. Wood of Harvard for analysis. A short
recess was taken to await Professor Woods
arrival. He came on the afternoon train
and took the stand at $3.50. His testimony
was detailed story of his analysis of the
spots found upon the clothing, pickaxe
and handle, Ratchet, carriage cushion and
rug, which had been brought to him by
the authorities. He explained infinitely
the location of every blood spot, and the
shape and size of the corpuseles, as re-
vealed by the picrometer. On the cushion
were many spots not of blood, but there
were three whose analysis showed them
to be made by human blood. The carriage
rug had a large blood spot several inches
in diameter, the amount of blood
being SO great that it penetrated
the inner surface. On the overcoat
eleven blood stains were submitted to
cneInlcal TESTS, analyZlng the same as hu-
man blood. On the diagonal sack coat
were found two stains on the left lapel
near the collar, while the vest had one
small stain and that black necktie had
four. The pocket cut from the blue trou-
sers contained a large blood stain, with
greater diameter inside than outside, show
ing that it came from the inside of the
pocket outward. Hiram Sawtelrs handker-
chief contained several bloody marks, with
the appearance of having been wet. The
drawers contained blood stains in three
places. All the above, together with
spot found on the AZ handle, had every
characteristic of human blood stains The
undershirts, both pairs of trousers and
button boots failed to show traces of blood,
though subjected to careful chemical anal
ysis.
DIR. Woods testimony was as important
and interesting as any up to this point in
the trial. The crowd present, which was
the largest up to date, forced its way up
beside the judge, pressed in behind the
bar and leaned over the reporters tables to
look at the blood-stained garments as the
doctors held them up and described
their condition
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Plumber. and Ga.ntter. Dance.

The third grand annual ball of Social
union No. 81 of the United association of
plumbers, gasftters, steamftters and
helpers was held at Arion hall last eve
ming. The grand march in which $50
couples participated was led by Vice
President Cannon and Miss Mary E.
Brennan to the music of Landrigan's or
chestra.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-12-23

A Few Hundred Dollars Will Sc
cure a Good Home.
49, ONE-FAMILY HOUSE, 200 Atwater
4: street. House and barn, 90 Auburn street.
ssA .Two-family house, No. II Clay street.
Two-family house, AGO Orchard street. All to be
sold low if sold within ten days. Also for rent,
first floor, 70 Woolsey street; first floor, 10 New
hall street; 115 Portsea street; 12 Portsea street;
$40 Congress avenue, and second floor 20 Auburn
street.
A. M. HOLMES, HOUSE MOVER, Of
Fi(yE 60 !HTTRCH STREET no15
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TIE FIFTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.

THE FIFTY.FIRST CONGRESS.
Adoption of the Conference Report
on the Sioux Reservation Bill-Dis-
trfct of Columbia Business In the
House.
WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
Mr.. Dawes presented land the senate
adopted) the conference report on the
Sioux reservation bill.
Mr.. Spooner submitted various confer
ence reports on public building measures,
which were agreed to.
The house amendment to the senate
| amendment to the urgent deficiency bill
| Striking out the appropriation for the
pay of clerks of senators) was non-con-
Cured in.
| The discussion of the election bill was
then resumed, Mr.. Higgins taking the
| floor, followed by Mr. Voorhees,.
After further discussion on the bill and
a debate whether to hold evening sessions
the senate at 6:20 p. m. adjourned.
| HOUSE.
The floor this morning was accorded tt
| the committee on the District of Columbia
| Three or four measures of purely loca
and personal nature were disposed of ant
then an extended discussion arose upon
bill incorporating the Georgetown and Ar
llington railroad company which was finall.
| recommitted.
The house then adjourned.
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Denied a New Trial.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-The United States
count in banc has denied the motion to
suspend argument and for a new trial in
the case of General Peter J. Classen, presi-
dent of the Sixth National bank, which he
tried to wreck. AS the court was unani-
nous there can be no appeal to the United
States supreme court. The extreme penalty
is ten years and So, 900 fine.
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6iIants.


One Cent n word each insertion;
nve cents n word for n FULL week,
tseven tfmes.l
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4 Christmas Present That Will Be Appreciated. :
EIfscpIl aneu11S.
To all Persons to Whom These
ayr Presents May Come.

TJyHE undersigned being a majority OF the d.
rectors Of The Merwin & Co., corporation
organized under the statute laws of the state OF
Connecticut, regulating the formation OF joint
stock corporations, and located in the town Of
New Haven, and county of New Haven in said
state, in pursuance of said statute laws hereby
That at meeting of the stockholders Of said
and held at New Haven on the twenty seventh
day Of june A. D. 1890 1t was voted unanimous Is
" that the capital stock Of said corporation o pc
sum Of two hundred fifty thousand dollars (S250,-
OO0O0) to the sum Of one hundred thousand DOL
lars (S1OO OOO, and that the number of shares OF
the capital stock Of said corporation &c IN IKE
Ave hundred C2,50O shares to the number or one
Thousand q ,000) shares.
And in further pursuance of said statute laws
we deposit this certificate with the secretary OF
the state and duplicate thereof with the town
clerk Of the town OF New Haven, In which town
said corporation transacts its business
Dated at New Haven this first day OF Decem-
her, A. D., 1890.
EDWARD P. MERWIN
BERKLEY r. MERWIN Directors
! ATTAIN M BISHOP, y
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Small miscellaneous ADVERTISE
ments One Cent Word each fnser-
ton; five cents word for a full
week, -{seven times.)
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Twelve Girl. Droxynea.

BERLIN, Dec. ga sad occurrence is
reported at Selenter lake in Holstein.
Twelve girls were crossing the lake on ice
to-day when the ice gave way beneath
them and all were drowned
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-12-23

Mean temperature, ~.
Max. temp, a; min temp, So.
Precipitation, .04 inches.
Max. velocity of wind 25-W.
Total excess or deficiency of temperature since
January 1,x.73 degrees
Total excess or deficiency of precipitation since
Jan. /, x. 06 in.
H. j. cox, Observer.
Note.-A minus sign Ii prefxed to thermom-
eter readings indicates temperature below zero
A ac,' in connection with rainfall indicates q
trace of precipitation too small to measure
*Snow is melted and resulting depth of water
not known.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-12-23

"A SITUATION by a colored girl as farst-clAs
small family. Apply al
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Emrnitmre, Etc.
A PARDONABLE FRAUD.

When papa comes home and DISCUSSES himself
as Santa Claus. simply for the amusement of the
little ones it is perpetratng q fraud that is do
ing no HARM but, instead, making glad the
hearts of those he cherishes more than himself
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NV Wmrr Goops
EErfr T. En- E Est EE Enf W. ss.s
? kKB 4 4 & sssS

Ihe boudoir and nursery wardrobes can be touched
up now - soon n like. The effects peep
ing to the face and will find this years design
inss They never pret,ier-and that 10 saying .
god deal. We have Just unboxed collection Of the
neatest effects that you will till warm weather.
and, while the qualities something steep. the
prices are not. They low the ordinary sort
Of White Goods.
The Nsinsooks that come in large and small checks
both At l21xc, GOO. 25c. and 371Sc. yard.
thing unique.
Along with the Check Nainsooks came some Striped
Patterns At l2ISc. and 25c. u yard.
Sheer Lawn Checks ~ ING, 2Oc,, Csc and 30c Q
yard
India Linens from 12,sc. to SOC yard.
India Mulls from CSC. to 81 Q yard.
Persian Lawn from zoo. to SOC yard.
Masala at Csc. 37Isc. and SOC. aysrd.
Soft finished Cambria from 2Oc to SOC. yard.
Plain Nainsooks, CSC. to 75c. q yard.
Jones Cambria at 25c, 37tc. and SOC. syard-
Plain Swiss Muslin from 12<c. to 75c. yard.
Striped India Dimity at 30c yard.
Checked India Dimity At 35c. yard.
Coiored Figured Dinity at 35c. yard.
French Organdie from SOC to 81 yard.
French NainsOok from 371<c. TO FL yard
White Tsrlatanes from 121fc. to 75c. yard
Corded and Figured Pques from &c. to 75c . yard
Tucked Muslin-both Plain Fancy and Space Tuck
ings-5Oc. 75c. and 1 yard.
Linen Lawns aud Cambrics from 25c. to ~ yard.
Dotted and Figured Swiss Muslius-large and small
dots and new figure designs-25c. to soc.
Hemstitched India Linen Flouncings from 4Oc to
e1.25 yard
4o-inch Flouncing with 6nch hem only 45c yard
The same thing with 9-inch hem--a shade better
Quality-only nickel yard more-aOc.
45-inch Flouncing with 6-inch hem and hem
stitched tucks only 81 pa yard.
Could go on with as many more items-and they are
coming all the time-but this is enough-Jot down
what you can use-and come in and pick out the pat
terms that VIII please you-snd get everything ready
aud IN shpshspe against the coming of spring
sEATON PERRY
PERRY BUILDING"
9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Established 1910. ,,o5
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Srook TAXING DAr
sTINEMErz b SONS. 1887 PA. AVE.
FUR DEPARTMENT
We Otter:
Seal Skin Sacque. sire -, deep 40, SlOO
Seal Skin Sacque, size 80, deep A., Sl2O
Mink Lined Circular. very nne, &S.,; worth Al so
lot Of y cloth SeMmarkets 81 reduced from az.
lot q y Coih Sewnarsets 81 y; reduced from, sl5.
Black Bear aud Astrachan. kednc.d prices sl5, S25
go aud t4o Former Prices s25, $50. sos and S75.
SEAL CAPEs 4l5. $40, a4O.
AsTEAChAN CAPEs $40. SIS. els. SEQ
PLUSH SACQUEe, WRAPS AND JACKETS, MUFFa
bT0LES AND BoAS.
0sutlemen's Eur Lined Overcosts. Muf1ers. 0loves,
Carriage Robes.
ALL AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
=. H. sTINEMETZ SONS.
3al4 1897 Penn ave-. Through 70 18Th It
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queer thing Is this Samoan treaty. The
ton bsek-down. humiliating to the American
name and character. The German papers Of
all parties aver that it is a German retreat. On
its face il appears to be far from providing
what Germany desired Itcompels the restora-
zion Of the king whom the Germans deposed
and in its general expressions it seems to estab-
lsh Samoan control of Samoa, under the Joint
supervision of the powers, instead of the Ger
man control which that power demanded. The
doubt suggested whether Germany has not sue
eeeded in obtaining indirectly what it failed to
secure directly is based upon the provision
which creates the Office of chief Justice for
Samoa, with powers superior in substance to
those OF the king himself, and places his ap-
appointment in case of disagreement between
the powers in the hands of the King of Sweden.
The nation which exercises the prevailing in
fuence with the King of Sweden is the one
which will be strongest in Samoa. For that
nation may. by opposing the choice of the
other two powers, always throw the appoint
ment to the King Of Sweden and through him
name the man of its choice. In the contro-
yersy over the Samoan King the republic has
been victorious. Whether it has been equally
successful in the provision concerning the king
compromise is of a character to permit each of
the powers to claim a victory and to be re-
preached with defeat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-25
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
ST0CK-TAKING REDUCTIONS In
TOILET ARTICLES.

sToCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN
TOILET ARTICLES.
Fancy Basket containing 2 bottles Of
Toilet Water Reduced 10 G5c.
l Fancy Basket. containing = bottles
OF Toilet Water Reduced TO s5c.
Ninaisrettes Of Sterling silver. Re-
duced to Sl.25 aud sl50.
Sterling Silver Nail Polishers. Re-
duced to soc.
2 Bottles best Toilet Water. Reduced
to 25c.
Glass Bottles reduced to Csc, SOC. ana
1Jc.
2Glsss Puff Boxes reduced to pc.
Plush BOx reduced to Poe
Boxes of Pot POurri reduced 10 PC.
Pun Boxes, IN Pink and Yellow, re-
duced TO Soc.
Fancy Box. containing 2 bottles u
Extract, reduced to $3.50.
III Boxes Of Paint reduced 20 25o.
2 ChaIuoi Boxes. lined with Pink Satin.
Containing = bottles Of Extract, re.
dgced to sl.s7.
2 Plush Handkerchief Boxes reduced
90 $50.
, Sterling Silver Bottles reduced 70
&l.50.
3sterling Silver Bottles reduced to
Si.75.
1sterling Silver Bottles reduced TO 90.
1Oxidize Perfumery Box, Containing
bottles of Extract. reduced 10 s2.75.
Toilet BET. containing . fancy bvs-
ties and pun box. reduced to 81.
flrst door; center.)
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP
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WOOL DRESS GOODS.

We shall display our entire sccumuls.
tions q short lengths in Dress Goods
ali the week. We have reduced nearly
every piece the second time-reduced
theformer remnant price You will find
desirable lengths in all kinds Of wool
fabrics, such a. BrosdclotLs, Cloakinss,
smtings. Cheviots. Cashmeres, Hepri-
ettas and great variety of Plaid and
Striped Dress Goods marked ct ercep-
tionally low remnant prices.
ttirst fioor.D
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WOODWARD & LOTHRop.
SILK BLANKETS.

We offer 100 Italian silk Blankets I'm
fifty eight choice new colorings at AZ so
instead OF $3.50. These are the same
size and quality we have sold throughout
the season at s3. 90 each. Owing to the
delay IN their arrival We make the price
600 each. We do not expect them TO
hold out very long at this low price.
Fourth foorD
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Nov that the unseemly litigation over the
soil at fredericksburg where repose the re-
mains Of washington's mother has closed thu
rational hope may be INDUCED that the long
contemplated monument to her will be carried
10 completio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-25
OFFICE OF
WOODWARD q LoTHRoP.
Cor. 11th and y sta, NV
SATURDAY. JAs u.nr %. 1890.

Beginning Monday. January "a, in
tom. we shall inausursss . Grand
70 stock taking tevening Of January
10 disposins of our entire sccumu,s
Broken Lines. small lsts. &c. All Of
been reduced will remain reduced.
response is Necessary i'm order to reap
Tsioes now prevailing. In addition
clude in this Five Day Reduction
slow-sellins goods. all semi-stylish
imperfect goods and all goods what
on hsnd the night Of January slim
partrnent will display "Remnanss-
''short Lengths" Of Dress Goods,
Wash Goods, Flannels. Table Linens.
Towelinss, Muslins, Hamburg En-
Flouncinss. Curtain Materials. Raw
Drsperies Upholstery PRINCES, &c.
length Of almost every piece Of
"Odd Sizes" in Gloves. Hoseiry,
Wraps, Jerseys. Blouses, Wrappers,
Cuffs.
Also any odds and Ends" such a
dozens" in Napkins, "hslf pairs" in
cry Goods, Fancy Articles. Travel
Goods, &c. In other words, we want
ss possible January 81. with view Of
ruary ) in the best possible trim.
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Lynchburg takes Eichmond's breath away by
Offering in the Virginia legislature To build a
new capitol for the state free Of charge-at
Lynebburg. of course. The secret Of Rich
monds shock is the decayed condition of the
Did capitol in that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-25

Spain, which was tine first CO untry by a cen
tury to adopt borough representation in the
legislature. but which afterward for centuries
illustrated the beauties Of the divine right" Of
despotism. has just voted through her house OF
deputies for universal suffrage, with the age
limit at twenty-five years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-25

~ the terrific storms which have been tearing
up the sea lately continue persons who are de-
hroas OF going TO Europe will begin to look
around Tor short road and walk. or await the
establishment Of the balloon aerial line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-25

The golden rod has been made by majority
vote CT the people the national flower and
Secretary Rusk has been SO notified. No one
questions that this country is more and more
ander the golden rod every year. although this
idea does not appear to have been a controlling
influence in the selection of this species of the
genus SOlidaoO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-25

Gun GRE.r
REDUCTION SALE
STILL CONTINUES.
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
Are being offered in
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Those who are in need Of
FURNITURE,
CURTAINS. DRAPERIER. &C..
VIII find i. TO
THEIR INTEREST
To purchase from US.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
Are shown many unique and beautiful articles of the
latest designs and finishes.
PARLoR SUITES,
Handsomely upholstered in Brocatelle Tapestry Silk
Plush,
WILTON RUGS, &c.
For richnes. elegance and low prices they cannot be
surpassed.
CHAMBER SUITS,
In Mahogany, Int. Mahoxany Oak ANTIQUE Oak 9Th
Century. Beyeled Plate Glass and beautifully fin
ished
Richly Carved Writing Desks
Handsome Sideboards, ali woods and finishes
Hall Racks. Dining Tables, Chifoniers and Shaving
Stands.
Parlor Tables, Hall Tables and Card Tables in Ma.
hogany. Oak and Antique Oak
Chairs OF all kinds.
IN the carpet Department are displayed
CARPETS AND RUGS
of all grades and makes exclusive patterns delicate
colorings. novel effects
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
are being offered in the
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
Curtains and Draperes of all kinds in
EXQUISITE AND NOVEL EFFECTS.
Renaissance. Brussels and Irish Point Laces
Sottinghams in endless variety
Silk and Silk-strped Curtains.
PoRTIERIEs.
Rich and Beautiful Shades.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
WALL PAPERS.
New Desigus-Delicate Colorings.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
JULIUS LANsBURGH,
A"o 18th and F SITS.
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mourning family on the way to the funeral
Of one of Its members was killed By passing
train at a grade crossing where no iagman is
ever stationed This is a Chicago true story
that will be true in it, general features in some
other place-Washing;on perhaps-tomorrow
The unprotected grade crossing is always with
rs and the law Is always inadequate for public
protection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-25
PHILADELPHIA STORE.

Opening Of New GinRhams; 200 pieces Of
choice. beautiful styles Dress Ginghams 1t
12}fc. yard
so Pieces of 52-inch Ladies' Cloth, all the
new shades, only soc. yard . great bargain.
Will offer SPECIAL Inducements in Black
Mohairs and Bril!isntines, extra widths, at
90. 621x. 75c., and 81.
special values in Black Csshmerea, Serges
and Henriettas at so, 621s. as, S5c.. and 81.
Full line Of Priestly's Black Goods up to
81 yard.
A great bargain in All-linen Huck Towels,
size 1896 Will offer 55 dozen At l0c.
each. or 1920 dozen. These towels never
sold less than u. 80 Dozen
Better than the cheap. so-called Gloriss.
We will offer 100 Fast Black Sstteen Um-
brellas, with Cold Caps aud Silver HookAat
e5c. each.
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A THREE DAYS Fun ROBE SALE.

A THREE DAYS, Fun ROBE SALE.
We're going to make the "fur fly" in a three days.
sale Of Carriage Robes-next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. We ordered against cold weather. The
weather didn't comebut the Robes did all the same
30 we've got than ought to have--or mean to
have. You're just beginning to need them now, too
but we have to do about three months business in
one-and we're going to let the prices do it.
These are FULL-sIzED CARRIAGE Robes-no,hing
scant or abbreviated about them. Some that are in
town are nothing more than good-sized mats Not
suited in their proportions to the use you intend to
make Of ther-as Lap Robes That kind is worse than
none
GRAY JAP. GOAT-felt lined-regular %. 80 quail
ity. FOR THESE THREE DAYs-s2 AZ.
WHITE JAP eoAr-piush and cloth iinea-s7,
$3.50 and IS qualities. FOR THESE THREE DAYS
g. -..
GRAY JAP. wOLF-piush hned-S6, 90. SO, 81 and
eS regular price. FOR THESE THkEE DAYS -.
BLACK JAP wOLF-plush sud cloth nned--st
81. SO 81 and sSyou cant ind robe in Washington
to equal them. FOR THESE THREE DAYS s..
IMITATION BLACK BEAR-cloth and plush lined
never sold less than $40 and sl2. FOR I'll ESE
THREE DAYS IS.
IMITATION BLACK BEAR-a superior prode-extra
fne beaver cloth and plush ninss-Sl4 10 and 81 q.
FOR THESE THREE DAYS Sl05O.
PRAIRIE wOIF-plush lined-S Is and $40 always
before-never less FOR THESE THREE DAYS SIS
HUDSON BAY wOLF-lined in the finest plush
regular s2S and $50 qualities. FOR THESE THREE
DAYS s25.
Now. while we've got q good many of these robes
there are great many more people who will be after
them Strange If there not. with these prices
Your good Judgment will prompt you to drive down as
early as possible Monday morning.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
PURIFIERS
PENNsYLvANIA AVE- AND SEVENTH STREET
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pursuance 10 our seini-snruaI cus-
Five Day Remnant Sale" previous
sD and shall devote all Of our efforts
ton of''short Lengths. ~~oad sizea."
the winter merchandise which has
Much Of it is already sold. and carly
the benefit Of the extraordinary log
to the REMNANTS" we shab N
Sale all leftover winter goods. all
novelties" al shop-worn. sOiled O.
soever that we do not care 10 have
ventory night Esch and every de-
all the week.
Silks. Velvets, Black Goods, rAninys.
Bed Linens Co;tons. Crsshes
oroideries. Isces. Ribbons Lac.
Silks. Pushes. Fisured aud Striped
In fact there is apt to be . shors
goods that is sold by the yard.
Underwear, CorsetS Cloaks, suits
Tee Gowns, Ladies' Collar and
single pairs Of Curtains half
Blankets, Bric-A-Brac. Art Embrota-
ing Cases. small lots" Of Leather
only fun lines and as small n stoch
beginning. the spring business Feb
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Another cashier gone wrong-George Louns-
berry OF the New York post Office. He also
took himself OF. out with pistol, and not ike
the ordinary cashier, with a ticket to Canada