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THE QUEEN REGENTS PITY.
She Wants to Visit the Flood-Swept District
of Spain.

of Spain.
MADRID, Sept. 1.-THE municipal authorities
OF Almeria, capital of the province of that
name, estimate that it will require 1900. 600
pesetas to repair the streets and buildings dam
aged by the recent floods.
There was renewal yesterday evening Of the
storms and floods in the province of Toledo
and more damage has been done.
The Infanata Isabella, the young king Of
Spain, and Don Francis d'Assise have each
sent 10. 600 pesetas to the national fund being
raised for the relief of the sufferers.
The queen regent has given an additional
sum of 900 toward the national fund being
collected for the flood sufferers.
The queen regent was DESTROYS of personally
visiting the ruined town of Consuegra. but
she was dissuaded from doing SO at the present
time by her ministers. The latter repre-
sented to the queen that it would be extremely
difficult for her to reach Consuegra without
suffering considerable discomfort. The queen
gave way to these representations but insists
that she will go to Consuegra as soon as COM
munlcation with that town is safely restored.
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IN WALL STREET ronAx.
The Market Opened with Extreme Activity,
Which Was Subsequently, Lost.

The Market Opened with Extreme Activity.
which Was Subsequently, Loot.
NEW YORK. Sept 1.-THE stock market was
extremely active this morning. but opening
prices as compared with those of last evening
were quite irregular and under q continuation
of the pressure to sell prices in many stocks
fell away in the early trading. The market
soon developed strength, however, and mate
rial improvement was made in most of the
active shares, Reading after its advance
Of yesterday was sluggish and never got far in
either direction from the opening figure. The
grangers, Union Pacific, Louisville. Chicago,
gas and the ysnderbilts we're all prominently
strong, gaming large fractions. The industrials
were quite neglected and Ontario and Western
was affected, as Reading was, on large business
aHd made no progress. The best prices we're not
fully maintained in all cases. but at IL o'clock
the market was still active aud strong at or near
the best prices reached.
Money on call is easy at 4a5 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5s&a7. Sterling ex-
change is quiet and heavy with actual bust
ness at 4.61a4.SlA for sixty-day bills and 4.S3S
a4.e3s for demand. Posted rates, 49, and
4.S41S
The official report of the Mercantile Safe
Deposit Company to the stock exchange shows:
Silver bullion on hand 4,477.0 900 ounces de-
posted, 81, 739 ounces; withdrawn, 81. 900
ounces; certificates outstanding, 4.476. Gov
eminent bonds dull and steady; state bonds
neglected; railroad bonds active and steady to
strong.
The stock market possessed neither the activ-
ity nor the strength of the first hour after IL
o'clock, aud among the leading stocks almost
all the advances were aeutralized, while Canada
southern fell from 60 to 5S24. Atchison and
Reading were specially active. but other
special feature WAS seen and at noon the mar
ket while still active, was heavy, generally at
small and irregular changes from the opening
figures Bar silver, 96Jk.
Official announcement was made today that
the Reading syndicate controlling 225, 900 shares
Of stock bad been dissolved by a vote of over
two-thirds of its holdings. All::the members but
one agreed to the dissolution
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from tue f1ttbbufR lost.
Some time ago the Post contained story Of
woman at Sandy Lake, Mercer county, who
calmly pulled bell rope and stopped a run
ming train in order that she might call up her
son and bid him goodbye. Tits illustrated
the statement that every passenger conductor
ut some time in hA career met with some cool
exhibition Of female nerve that made each par-
ticular hair Of his conductorial head to stand
on end. Another story illustrating, although
IN diferent manner. womans real nerve
comes from nearby town. few days ago as
one OF the evening trains on a nearby short
Line had nsarsd the end Of its run the coat
sleste. Ut the conductor, who was passing
down the aisle. was grasped by o woman, who
told him that he had forgotten to stop the
train three stations back, where she should
have got of, and where her ticket called for.
She demanded that the train be backed to that
station. He laaghingly refused her demand.
Bio insisted and quoted Blackstone IN support
g her rights until the cold sweat stood ont on
his conductorial brow. He argued. bus she
was inexorsble, end finally he backed the train
to the required station, mach to the disgust Of
The sesaaiaaer Of the paaaengses, but - TIE at-
isfaction Of the wemaa.
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EXTRACT OF BEEF

ENEki DAY INCREASES THE POPULARITY
~ and sale Of Carriers Little Liver Pills The
VIA hen once used relief IL follow Don't
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Oregon and the Administration

Senator Mitchell of Oregon is in the city get
ting ready for his cases before the Supreme
Court He says that the people of Oregon are
very well pleased with this administration.
They think it has been clean. honest and capa-
bic, and that Mr.. Harrison is much broader
and ADLER man than some folks think The
crops, he says. were never better in his part of
the country than they now are, and the people
are, therefore, prosperous and correspondingly
contented. He says he thinks the republicans
have made excellent nominations in New York
and Massachusetts and that they ought to win
In both states, as well as in Ohio.
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BODIES FOUND IN THE RUINS.

"orkmen Clearing Away the Commercial
Advertiser" Building Debris.
New YORK, Sept. 17.-Workmen engaged in
clearing away the debris Of the Commercial Ad-
rerfiser building unearthed the charred remains
of q human body shortly after midnight. Four
hours later another charred trunk was found.
These were identified this morning as the re-
mains Of John Adelmau and Frederick, his son,
BY John Adelman, a son and brother Of the
dead men. These men were jewellers and had
q Workshop In the burned building. The police
believe that other bodies will be unearthed.
1t will take day or two more to complete the
removal of the debris
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ARMED JEALOUSY IN CONTROL.
Young Ladies' Preferences Create q strang,
State Of Affairs.

GAINESVILLE, Ga, Sept. 17.-Dawsonville
was in the hands of a mob on Tuesday. Men
who had sued unsuccessfuily for ladies' favors
were the principals. Five young men-Dale
and John Castleberry, Will Mahan, Asa slaton
and Herbert Omen-had been paying attentions
to certain young women who did not reeipro-
cate their feelings. while the attentions of
Messrs. Nat Ware, a son Of the minister
and John Martin we're acceptable. Tuesday
night the five young men attacked Ware and
Martin and began to ire pistols. They lay
fat on the ground and returned the fire.
Fifteen shots were exchanged. In the midst of
the firing the Rev. Mr.. Ware appeared with
shot gun and turned both barrels loose
in the direction Of the hiding parties. The
i've assailants walked to the public
square. pistols in hand. where they openly de-
fed the marshal and citizens. street fight
took place, and finally the citizens retired
leaving the boys in possession. Warrants have
been sworn out for the entire gang. charging
them with conspiracy and assault to murder.
Mahan has been arrested but the other four
are at large.
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The MONTEREY NEARING CoMPLETIoN.-Mr
Irving NJ. Scott of the Union iron works, San
Francisco, was at the Navy Department today
arranging matters connected with the work
now being done by his firm for the govern
ment. He said that the harbor defense vessel
Monterey is SO near completion that she will
probably be ready for her contractors trial in
october. She will thus be available for the
official trial early III the winter and will un-
doubtedly be commissioned in the spring.
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Cannot Punish the Perpetrators Of the Re
cent Outrages.

S"nuos Luuisn the RerpetrotOr0 OF the Re-
cent Outrages-
LONDON, Sept 17.-The Berlin correspond
emit Of the Standard Of this city telegraphs that
the German foreign Office has been receiving
disquieting news from China within the last
day or SO. China, according to these adj
vices, is unable to fulfill her promises made
to the representatives of the powers that she
would punish those who were implicated in
the recent outrages upon foreigners and their
property, and that she would in future protect
foreign residents from injury.
II 10 added that the rum ors circulated in sew
eral quarters to the effect that France and
Russia would not take part in any joint action
on the part::,o Of the combined fleets should
it be decided such step would be
necessary il pronounced to be uh-
true 1t is also asserted that
there is no doubt that Germany will increase
the number Of her war ships now in Chinese
waters and that she will be prepared to take
strong measures should they be needed to pro-
tect German subject or their property or
should she be called upon to take an active
part in a naval demonstration against China.
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BEQUEATHED TO UNCLE SAM.

wealthy Long Island Man Loft His Prop
erty to the Government
NEW York, Sept T.-William W. Merriam,
who died at River Head, LII, in January, 1889,
left his entire property, amounting to S100, 600,
to the United States government. He
had been estranged from his family
for q number of years. The will was
admitted to probate, and now his sister,
who is next Of kin, has appealed to the general
term to have the will set aside, alleging I'M
sound mind and that the will was not properly
acknowledged. United States District Attorney
Jesse johnson appeared for the government.
The decision was reserved.
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CORRIDON-CARRICk. On April q. 1881, by Rev.
Father litter, at Annapolis, Md. JOHN CORhIDON
to Mlss EsiMA CAkkICk. 10th Of Nashin.ton. ID {. .
McQUAl-FOM BLE- On Tuesday. September 1.
1891, the Of ~. anl Lutheran a.
by the key samuel DOner. BEANIE 4. McQUAY %
cards.
sCorT-BRAY. Al Rockville. Nd. ON Angust 3.
1891 by the lev. l.. J.. Floyd of Baitimure Nd
ROBERT T. LIE SCOTT OF MashinstaI, ID. C.. AID
MINNIE A BRAY of Frederick sbury Va
wHALEN-CRoI.NIN. On September Ia. 1881, 1t
the cathedral OF baltimore, by the Kew Fsthx
Donahue. MARK y whALS Of w.si.instOn -
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. IA dispatch from Sui
phur Springs. Texas, says that E. M. Tate and
Everett Moore. respectively editors of the Hop
kins county Echo and the Alliance Vindicrtor,
who have been vigorously attacking each other
for some time, met in the street and began a
fist fight. which terminated in both drawing
pistols. Moore received five bullet wounds and
lived but a few hours. Tate received but one
slight wound and is under arrest
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OTTAWA, ONT, Sept. 1.-THE supplementary
estimates which we're brought down in the
house Of commons last night amount to $685.
696. The members are greatly disappointed
that there is no provision for paying them an
extra session allowance. to which they consider
themselves entitled, owing to the unusual
length of the session. There is q vote of s2O, 900
in supplementary estimates to cover the cost Of
the committees Of Investigation, which have
been numerous and expensive this session.
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BALMACEDA AT MENDOZA.
1t 10 Said That He Has Fled to the Argen
tine Republic.

PARIS, Sept ia dispatch received here
from Buenos Ayres announces that ex-Presi-
dent Balmaceda of Chill has arrived ut Men,
doza, capital of the Argentine province Of that
name, and situated not far from the Argentine
frontier.
The same dispatch says that yesterday even
ing only fifty persons remained In custody
throughout Chill charged by the congressional
party with crimes against the state
LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE Chiiian silver brought
from Montevideo by the steamship Moselle,
consigned by ex-President Balmaceds to various
war material manufacturing firms. was deliv-
cred safely this morning at the Bank Of Eng
land. where il will remain by order Of the
courts until the legal questions which have
arisen in connection with it have been decided.
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A Leading Nova Sc0tian's Death.

HALIFAX, N. s., Sept 17.-Oliver Cummings,
prominent Wholesale merchant of Truro and
q member OF one Of the wealthiest firms in
Nova Scotia, was found dead this morning
alongside Of the Intercolonial railway track at
Salt Spring station. He is supposed to have
been stepping from the platform to train,
when he missed his step and was struck by the
moving cars, though there were no marks on
the body when found.
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INQUIRY Into Canadian Trade.

CLEVELAND, ONO, Sept. 17.-Senators Nor
rill and Mcpherson Of the Senate finance COM
mittee we're here yesterday in conference with
several Cleveland gentlemen interested in the
ore, iron, coal and lumber trade with Canada.
The object of their visit IL to ascertain the ef-
feet Of the tariff on the products Of Canada
and the United States.
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The Fuerst Bismarck Breaks the Record.

SOUTHAMPTON. Sept. 1.-The Hamburg
American line steamship Fuerst Bismarck ar
rived here at s:15 this morning, breaking the
best previous record between New York and
Southampton. Her time was six days, twelve
hours and thirty eight minutes. The daily
runs Of the Fuerst Bismarck we're as follows:
Al knots, 451 $50, 1852, 400, AGA, $50, total of
1854 knots.
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NEWS OF PEARY.
The Party Not in Distress, and Expects to Re
turn in November, 1892.

turn in November, 1892.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 17.-Mrs. Dietrich
mother of Mrs. Lieut. Peary, who is now in the
arctic regions, received letter from her daugh-
ter yesterday saying that the exploring party
is not in distress, as has been reported. She
states that the party has comfortable house.
sixty tons of coal, twenty stoves and are in
frst-class condition. She SAYS Lieut. Peary is
well. He has entirely recovered from the in
jury to his leg, is not asking for aid and ex-
poets to return in November, 1892.
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ALL ON BOARD LOSR.
Mystery Cleared Up Of the Missing Schooner

Ho0Donta.
SAs FRAxcrsco, Sept 1.-THE mystery snr-
rounding the schooner Pannonia. long overdue
at this port from the Marshall Islands, IL It
last cleared mp. The vessel ailed Tor San
Francisco on Nay IL, laden with . gsnerai
cargo, and in addition to . crew Of seven had
on board Capt. Lovsdais's vie aud three
children
IL 10 also sts1sd that several missionaries had
taken passage on the 1l-fsted schooner 10 vista
this country. The schooner vas wrecked on .
reef 10 the northwest Of Hswsiiaa Islands and
every soul on board was drowned.
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RS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS wINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. II SOOTHES the
CHILD, sOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYs all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and Is the best remedy for
DiAhaHEA- Sold by Druggists in every part of the
world Be surs and ask for Mrs. winsows Soothing
syrup" and take no other kind. 25 cents bottle
dl5-ly
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Silver Ore Found in Connecticut.

New YORK, Sept. ia special to the Sun
from Bridgeport, Conn, says: Silver ore of
rich quality has been discovered at Newton by
Michael Fitzgerald Of this city. who has spent
much time and money in testing the ore and
securing lease Of the property where the
precious metal lies
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She Wants a Divorce.

Addie Hazelrigg has filed, by Mr.. n. B.
Moulton, bill for a divorce from Oliver
Hazelrigg. She states that they were married
In Indianapolis on October 26 1856 and clarees
desertion ON July IL, 1859, and that she has
had no support from her husband before o.
since that date.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by ,bs
clerk of the court TO the following: Charles
ii. Arlington and Annie NJ Currhcy: Herbert
Robey Of Prince George scounty. Nd, and Mary
Elizabeth Carson, of Maryland: Edward Allen
Gray and Celia Nettie Owens; Adams Reed aud
Caroline Wallace; Thomas n. Qualls and Laura
IL. Thomas: Charles NJ. Ward and Sarah Addie
Knott. both of Montgomery county. Nd; Rob
ert L. strOther and Rosanna Turner: VIM
Foley and Julia A. Walsh: Patrick Clancey and
Mary Z. Murphy; Grant Ward and Iallie fosey;
James }. Powers aud Julia Quin; John W. FUR
ner and Martha Menette Jones, both Of Anue
Arundel county, Nd; Chas. Ross and Ida
Bonis; VIM. Bartholomew and Jennie Burns OF
New York, \. u; Henry Corbin aud Cora jack
son. both OF Bladensburg. Nd; Thos. Reardon
aud Mrs. Lizzie Green: W. A. Cunningham and
Carrie L. Boarman; +. A. Linger and Myrtle
VI. Ferguson; Ulrich ). j. Dunbar and Mary ].
Davis; Elmer Dement, and BERTHE keithley,
Ohas. Cook and Lydia X. stewart
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~0rseious! What ere sou buying mourn
ing drsss fos2 IL some one in your family
'sNet ~; bat my husband has been appointed
. bass bsll eayirs. "-EpocA.
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Ann
Mccarthy. to +. +. Daley. parts IL and is, 50.
279: 8. S. u. Moore to II. z. Nee. Moore
undivided half lot "a. 50. 2g6: e. W. %.
yesterday TO trustees of Twelfth street ME-
Church, lot 4, ~. 992; $3.50.
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rs H1eHEsr Awards

Efon scientn societies prove high excellence Of
the Genuine Johann Hoff,s Malt Extract all imi
tAfons which have been brought before the public As
Tonic Nutritive for the and debiitate and for
mothers while nursing, for coughs, colds and Pull
monary troubles seepessness and nervous disorders.
10 IL without equal There pothng .jsst . good
when you can get the GENUINE article. which must
have the signature Of Johann Hon on the neck of
every bottle 10
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Range OF the Theunometer.
The following were the readings at the Office
of the weather bureau today: sam, &c; 2 pm.
81; maximum. 81; minimum. 81.
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Mrs. Harrison to Witness q Carnival.
BosToN Sept. 17.-Nrs. Harrison, wife of the
President, and party will attend o river carni.
val at Waltham tonight
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Lieut.-Corn. BOok's SUIT,

In the case Of Lieut.-Com. Book agt. the
Secretary Of the Navy. an application for
mandamus. Judge Cox today made order certify
ing the motion to the Court in General Term
to be heard ON the LIST instance
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READY.

Now READY.
FALL AND WINTER STYLES
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COMPLETE STOCK DERBY HATS, FOR MEN AND
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DRESS SILK HATS. 90. so and %.
FULL LINE SOFT HATS
Al q. 81 50. e, e.. 30, Is. %. 80, 81 o. So e5
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TIE L,EB1a CoMrAsr

Have for twenty-five years been putting up
the famous product which stirred medical
circles when rrst INV ell ed and given to the
world By the renowned chemist. Justus Won
Ltsbix. Their
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The executive committee Of The worlds fair
decided yesterday to send DR.. Hornsby TO
Frankfort 10 secure information In reference
to the installation Of electrical exhibits and
to visit the electrical exposition.
Artist Folge A Bigelow was instantly killed
last evening In Chicago BY he sccidental dis
charge Of . revolver In the hapds Of his friend,
Anthony L Courtney, who was cleaning the
veaPon.
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A Mass Meeting Called nc Hampton-whss
Mr. Shffiinxtaa sayaL

MT. shtfiisxtsa ssya
The Hams thai that reached . verdict fuss-
day night an the Hs,lspton court house. has not
yet erased 30 be the subject Of comment and
criticism. The interviews With Senator vOor-
hoes and M. sellman X. Hlnnegan that were
Published in last nights ssAR and the seusi-
ments they expressed are not without ssoouk
here today.
Whatever dissatisfaction taere may be in
this city the suit OF the trial IL but the
echo OF the feeling that exists at Ham psou aud
At Fort Monroe. According 10 teleer ans re-
oeived IN this city today from Hampton thst
city Is placarded with notices calling an indig-
nation NEE ting for tonight TO protest against
the verdict ne an insult 10 the good name Of
Virginia.
The following 10 the hand bin circulated there
today:
Mass MEETiSa.-There viii be a mass meet
ing OF the citizens a Hampton aud Elizabeth
City county tonight Thursday at the
court house at O'Clock TO express
men disApproval OF the verdict IN the
hains case. The meeting will be presided
over by conservative citizen. and. we trust.
VIII represent the hes; interests OF the tom.
All citizens who desire to 80 express their opin-
hon are invited to be present.
nov CoLoRRD cIrIzExs VIEW IT.
The feeling IN Hampton over the matter hes
taken rather a curious turn. In the county
'"' 'heIe ~ cohhned Young oolorcd man
named Robert Jordan, who is TO be hanged ON
THE 10Th Of this month on the charge Of rape.
Since the Hams verdict was rendered tie
NEGROES Of Hampton and the sur
rounding country have been talking the
situation over and have about come ~ the
cohoiasion That Il AZ Is wrong 20 punish q wh,te
man in Virginia II IL wrong 10 hang a negro.
and yesterday there was Considerable tall of a
yisl, TO the jail and the consequent reiease Of
Jordan. Some Of the better class Of Hampton
enl%ehs were quoted Ne saving that II such an
ehor' vas made they would not countenance or
ald IN any RESISTANCE.
faIlk WITH Mr. sHHAAsoroS
Mr.. Jo.. shillingtop who u.s- ,,,,,, -, a., -.
active lawve,- for ,hs 49,, - -, -
-. -. -. :, ~ u'e''s'' fe'"i"eH 70 'he
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Mn,

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices OF
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney .l4l9 4 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-17
FALL AND WINTER sTYLEa
REpErrr 4 Co.

se3tr NV. cor. Pennsylvania ave. and 18th IT.
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REPErTr 4 Co..
I49 ST. Sc. CAPITOL HILL,
Opposite U. s. Library.
Mems Outing Shirts. prices from Soc. to 81 so,
offered at lust half their value. The entire line have
togo
Jerseys in Black only offered on same terms a.
the Shirts.
A snail lot Of Lawns at &c. ayard-
Figured Organdie Lawns at DC.
The entire line Of Gents Ties and Scarfs; the Soc
grade nov BE
Another lot of those Fine Gloria Umbrellas Just
csavet; sce- ty;,,3u
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Lookins Glass of any size that have been DAM
aged aesilvered equal to new. se94m