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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
CONDENSED LOCALS

JIM BRIscoE, small colored boy. was charged
before Judge Miller yesterday with striking
a companion during a game of marbles and
the judge told the boys to go home and behave
themselves.
An ALARN OF fre was turned in from box
b26 about noon yesterday for fire in 9 chimney
of a house III alley Eear 10th and II streets
southeast. No damage was done.
The WILL of the late Martha A. Gibson, fled
yesterday, leaves to Laura Keene Of LIE
Droit Park her estate in consideration OF her
affection Eor and devotion to her.
GRIP Can IS, in charge o. VI. Fogei. yester-
Gay afternoon collided with the wagon OF Mr..
WINFIELD ..7th street and Massachusetts, avenue
and Mr.. W. Was severely injured
Mr. G. H. MERRILL aged sixfy-s a guest
Of the American House, fel on 7th street and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue yesterday afternoon and
was slightly injured
AAEEIcAs COUNCIL, No 2, CHOSEN FRIExps,
has elected George W. Callahan representative
IN the ID. c. ASSOCIATION Of Frasernal Societics
Mis- +. o NcNkv of 1910 Corcorsn stree,
northwest died this morning, after short i'll.
nesA
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The Canadians Angry ut secretary Rusk.
Secretary Rusks proposal to exclude from the
United States Canadian as we'll as British cat
tie, in order to force the British authorities to
revoke the order under which American cattle
exported to Britain are slaughtered at the port
of landing, canses great uneasiness and not a
little resentment among Canadian breeders
Hon. John Dryden, minister of agriculture, him.
self one Of the most extensive cattle and sheep
breeders in the province, said yesterday at To-
ronto that Mr.. Rusks proposal, &c far as Can
ada WIS concerned, was most unjust. I've
in Canada did not make tho british laws" he
said, ''noi can We change them. We cannot
even propose to the British authorities that the
change should be made without leaving our
selves open to be snubbed."
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Indianians in Washington held a meeting
last night to consider the advisabiIlty of max
ing an effort to secure the national democratic
convention for indianapolis Representative
Bynum called the meeting to order and Senator
Turpie acted as chairman. g. E. Morss Of tho
indianapolis Sentinel stated that the citizens
would guarantee sufficient amount of money
to build q wigwam Of adequate seating ca
pacity and to otherwise properly entertain
visitors to tile convention.
A resolution was adopted indorsiny tho
action OF the citizens OF Indianapolis in their
efforts to secure the holding of the democratic
national convention in that city.
Besides the Indiana delegation the following
Indiana people were present: United States
Treasurer Nebeker, Marshal RAnsdell. Judge
Carlton, ex-COngressman s. II. Stocksiager
and Lycurgus Dalton. Before the meeting
adjourned the Indiana delegation withdrew
to another room and formally Endorsed
Lycargus Dalton for postmaster of the
House.
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CITY ITEMS.

Special Presentsi Special Presenesi
Today
5000 Plates,
Gold Band Plates,
7sl TIL st., bet q and T.
given away
today.
Do not
miss them.
They match
the 100, 600
Cups and Saucers
already given.
We give
you your
present at
the time
Of purchase
or checks
redeemablo
in cash.
The Johnston Dry Roast Coffees.
Our Coffees
are oil r
roasted right
here in Washington
by JOHNSTON Bros l. Co.,
the famous 49,.
Dry Roasters. S
Coffees roasted
in distant
cities are stale
before arrival in
this city. ..-.,.-...-.
Use Coffees Dry Roasted
in Washington.
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co..
1t 7S1 7th st., bet. G and H.
Pension Checks, Pension Checks.
Pension checks received as cash for family
supplies. METZGER's Fine Family Grocery
All 7th at. NV,
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The Old Reliable Tea Houses.

The Old Reliable Tea Houses.
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA COMPANY.
Best Granulated Sugar, 4}zc.
New crop Teas at IS, 40, so, 60 and SOC. per
pound.
Special presents to buyers Of Thea Nectar Tea
and A. d P. Baking Powder.
Our Java and Mocha Coffee, at 80, IS and $780,,
is deliciousiy favored.
Our new crop Of Moyuns Teas. ut 81 per
pound, is excellent.
Remember our stores: sol and sos 7th street
northwest; 1871 14th street northwest; 3lO4 NJ
street, Georgetown; So, 59and 60 Center Market;
~ Western Market; 8 and 0 Street Market,
and l0l Northern Liberty Market Beware Of
mushroom concerns and imitators
NEWTON H. BOWMAN, Manager.
Telephone call $751; IL
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUeH's-Maggie Mitchell in The Little
Maverick"
NArIoSA--Hoyts Midnight Bell"
ACADEMY OF MusIc.-Emma Juch Opera
Company in The Bohemian Girl"
HAMS BIJoU.-Agnes Herndon in Ga Belle
Marie"
KERSAS's LYcEuN THEArEn.-Reilly& Woods
Big Show.
81. AU6UsrTNE's CHURCH HALL-Fair and b.
zaar.
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY.-Grand review
by Potomac Corps, W. L. L.
WILLARD HALL--1he Lady Bountiful Aid for
the benefit of the Washington Hospital for
Foandlinss-
Masonic TENPLE--Carroll Memorial Fair
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Fined for Disorderiy Conduct.

man named Thomas Sexton was tried in
Judge Kimbalrs court today for disorderly con-
duct in Judiciary Square. He had been drink
ing and his actions frightened two ladies' who
were sitting on one Of the benches at the time,
A pedestrian who was near at the time struck
Sexton and he was then arrested by Detective
MattinSly. The judge fined him IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

An ELEGANT RESIDENCE, No. 1116 VERMONT
AVENUE, AT AUCTION. -Messrs. Latimer 4 Sloan
will sell on Wednesday, December 8, at clock,
in .ront OF the premises, an elegant three-story
and basement residence, with every modern
convenience, with halls, large bath rooms.
pantrics and closets, wide and deep lot, with
fine brick stable, side and rear aliey, and con-
sidering location should be one Of the best in
vestments in this city.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

No DINE NOVELS. no yellow-covered trash
but the best character Of books for all ages and
classes of people. at ell prices. from cheap
cloth to fine bindings, illustrated editions, re-.
may be found at the book stores OF W. II. Low
DxAaiLx & Co., 1924 andl415 I street, Co-coran
building. bargains are assnred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
CuTICURA RESOLVENT

The new Blood Purifier internally GO cleanse the blood
Of all impurities and poisonous elements and thus
move the causel, and CUTICURA. the great Skin
Cure. and CUTICCRA SOAP. an exquisite Skin Beau
n6er externally tto eear the SKIN and scalp and
store the har). every disease AMI humor Of the
skin and blood. from pimp,es to scrofuia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

Fog THE HOLIDAYs--Don Ton pure rye
whisky. Acme pure sour mash whisky. Jamaica
rum, Cabinet sherry wine (impor;edl. 7jc. q
quart bottle Cat.w5a wine. 75c. gallon. At
Gas E1.AI4ERs. agent for Manitou Mineral
Water Co., 80 9TH 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

Deeds in fee have been filed - follows:
II. J. Moore 70 d. Gotwa.s. sub q, blk S, lie
Droit Park; e.. z B. Babbin TO Peter NJ.
ncCulium: ~, 500 Margia A Bray 10 James
+. Dreamer. pit sub F. 81 6s2. -. Washing
tea Real Estate Company 70 Mary T. White,
sub sc, 81. 10S4; s725 Enma NJ Gdliets to =.
n Scott sub I02. 50 gsl; e, 500 W. W.
NAckal TO Lavinia r. Green, Lot l6, blk u, 4,
blk l6, kalorama Heights. e.. W. = Foxlsr
20 John Miller, lot II, 50, 7s9 and subs % to
d, do; q. 500. Abby Daily ct al to F.p Daley.
4 IL and n half ~. SO. 279. - r s. New
lbs 70 W. P. Kellogg. sub &c. 50. 1853;
y. 3os-9t j. NJ Henderson to j. z.
Williams. lots to 4, blk "a. Wesley
Heights; - T. Birney TO p. q. Young. in
trust. sub 155. % AS; s7A5. C. J. Happier 70
Caroline Z Gill. lot 4. blk 49, Brookland; g..
D. y: Leighton 10 Laura II. smith. sub N, blk
l.: Trinidad ssl3 so W. A. Gordon to s.
Elseer pss- q and IS. 80, $50; s745. F. L.
schmidt TO Z. W Holmes, lot y, % III; e..
Il Evans to Thos. Lowell, pt sub i0i, C's sub
Long Meadows; q A Behrend to s.
Srormsted.. subs lis aud ~ VS. sub Ions
Hsxdows. "a 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

SEVENTH STREET MERCHANTS will find in the
sale Of property,
Frank I. Rawlings, trustee,
Mt the Invest corner of 9th and stree
west on Monday at pm. a rare chance to OBJ
tain homes in close proximity to their places Of
business. or as An investment the opportunity
il unsurpassed. Further information can be
had from Latimer X Sloan, auctioueers.
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Mn. w, Lsos

Mn. WiLsos
OF the shoe nrm ofwILsoN 1 CARR ece q. nv.
never GROVE more enthas.sttc than when o.
the wearing QUALITIES VI their famous 81 80 Hand.
sewed Shoe and the pube seems 80 have caught his
snthusism .or the selIirs record u this particular
shoe has probably nsvsr been stIuale in washingtou
il shaped last that niHkss " ably neat
In its spi sarscs. aud ens YOU'D Rsves guess that it
wide. nedun aud 4srrvr toe soe ladies, Tentisnen
and children. The indioS have csse dull Or ria -
that they Wallis extremely <pnfoytsbls wsikins
The shoe for gsnt. - v0-1ads and ss the nos
ID tncsa enf wsafivs Set pasrs you will b. sIlE.
pT1ssd e thaix Nsax1Il1 e1n11tkn6 0l-oS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

BARGAINS In Upa1eHr AND SouAn
E E + 4 4 ||i}sI s. { :: ::
TO CLOSE OUT A LARGE NUMBER
sroRE-usED AND SECONDHAND PIANOS.
To make room for
OUR MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF
NEW PIANOS FOR CHRISTMAS WEEK.
We will sell until all are disposed Of the
following Pianos at prices that will guaran-
tee quick sales in each instance.
Two Medium Size Uvrights. Rosewood
Ono Medium Size Upright. Walnut Case.
One Medium Size UPRIGHT. Oak Case.
One Full Size Upright. Ebony Case.
One Full Sizs Upright. Rosewood Case.
One Full Size Upright. Mahogany Case.
ons Full sizo Cr-ight. Antique Mahogany
One full sizs UPRIGHT. California Redwood
Case.
-Four Full Size Squares, Rosewood Casss.
Four smsn Size Squares. Rosewood Cases.
The Above Pisnos are the very nnest aud
in any way. but perfect in every respects
With each instrument sold . full and re-
sponsib's guarantee viii be given. This
sale 10 made to close out line Of Pianos that
We have been keeping little too long. and
you will get the benefit in prices that are
below the factory sctusl cost Don't mics
this chance Of lifetime II you want nns
Piano. This sale will b for CASH AND
MONTHLY TERMS The sssir. lot ,s.x
Inflated In department to themselves. 70
you have the opportunity Of full examine
ton. Call early. opsa until Up. M
GRIMES PIANO EXCHANGE WARE
RooNs,
ds-ios 0aS Psnnsyi,anis ave.
4
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Dear FoR A YEAn
CAUSED BIZ cArARRH IN THE HEAD.

CAUSED BY CATARRH IN THE HEAD.
HEARINa RESTORED AND cATARRH CURED
BY HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Rochester. n. Y. July -. 1891.
Three years xso. . result Of cstarrh. lost my
heArins entirely and deaf for than year.
tried things IL. and bad several physt-
Clans. hut no Improvement Wac apparent. could
DISTINGUISH NO SOUND.
vas intending putting myself under the care of Q
specialist when some suggested that possibly
Hoods SarsApAriila would do good. Ibsxan
taking &c without Expecting mnch hslp. To MY
SURPRISE AND GREAT JOY
found when bad taken three bottles that my hear
ins Was returning. kept ON sil had taken thres
more, when stopped IL 10 now over . ys<.. and
am troubled but VERY little with the catsrrh.
sidered this very remarkable Case" HERMAN
HICKS, 30 Carter street.
HOODS sAEsAPARILIA
pr~ tsin. which the disease. This ID the only
eoanon-sense way to treat this complaint. ~
~: Hooa's sanapsyslA.
HOODS PILLS cure liver II = constipation bnious-
moss. j>unies. alex hssdAche. Indigestion. Sold b.
I'll draMissA 2sass = esats. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

SOME OF THE Mosr VALUABLE business prop
erty in the city il TO be sold by executors and
trustees next week at auction. 1t is seldom
such an opportunity to obtain at competition
frst-class property of this character. See advt.
Of Bradley d Bradley, trustees, in tOday's issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
'.BuSTHnn

Busted in sizes. some Of our best lots Of
underwear. You can buy them Of We can ft
you) al busted prices.
FRANC j. Son, One Price,
Corner TIN and d.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Tn THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Oh COLUMBIA
The administrators of Thomas i. Hume. deceased,
Vs. NJ. J. Adler ct al No. l3l0y. Equity docket ~.
This cause being referred 10 the dlstrlbu-
ton the fund IN the hands compliments. as
administrators, notice is hereby that shall pro-
ceed with the execution of the said reference on
TUESDAY, the lata day OF Deceuber. ls3l.
O'Clock m. 1t my office the Lnited States
house. Washington. u. C.. at which time and place
all parties interest in the said iund estate
cred tors Of the SAID Thomas l.. Hume otherwise,
may appear and present their Claims voucher
DIS. tn, tn6s4t JAMES q. PAYNE, Auditor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

DR.. WARMERS, Balls and H. & G. corsets, 95c.
Monarch shirt. &c, Shswknn hosiery, 25c.;
Lonsdale cambria, l01z &C.; yard-wide hen-iettas,
25c.i dres.nakers' cambria, 41ac. AT BRoD-
HEADS 18th near St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
The most important stoc

The most important stock in the city OF au-
thentic Whistles and wines 10 that collected
during twenty-six years by Chr. XASDEa. 909
7tb ST. NV. Ever 30 MANY grades OF choicest
WHISTLES from 1856 down to young but whole
some distillates. Chr. flanders own Pride Of
Virginia port, Incompatible European, Cali
fornia sad Virginia clArets. highest grade
sherries. Fullest values for purchasers
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CITY ITEMS
Sunday Dinner ct

| Sunday Dinner at
Tn EvANs "a r St NV. soups-Chicken,
MAcaToni; salmon, Trout, Anchovy Sauce: Tur-
key, Cranberry Sauce; Rib Roast OF Beef; Baked
Pofkand Beans; Potato Salad; Vegetables, four
kinda; Dessrta. four kinds breakfasts equal
in variety. lts
superior Old Rye whisky Something hne.
u fun a. bottles. MErzeER's, All 7th at
- for Solid Gold Initial Ring; sold else
where s6. Voigt Mig. Jewelry Co. lt'
Pearl and Pocket, Table. Carving Knives,
&C., engraved TO order wALronps. Al Ps.sv.'
See our fne window display tomorrow. The
Voiss Mfg Jewelry Co.. 7ls 7th st. NV IT,
The Marvellous Fuel, scstalit. No smoke
not explosive. l.. II. HorKrSs, 933 Est. d3,5.s'
buy . Machine with {. Stipulation
Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service
Examine our New High-Arm No. 9. Its silent
rotary motion free from the heavy, rssping ac-
ton Of shuttle machines
-. wmxrLEK & Wilson MIRO. Co.,
iezo-sr 437 9Th Ut. NV.
Fits, Spasms, st. vitus Dance, Drunken
ness, Opium Habit cured by DIR. Niles Nervine.
Free samples ut
Afr Mrnrz's Dnuo sronr. iol4 F. st.
Pearl 0psra Glasses s5. FnASK's 4sl Pa-ave."
Gold Eiiled Gents Chains, warranted for s
years, e. V0igt Mfg. Jewelry Co. It,
Have You Old Gold or silver?
II 30, remember the mfg. jeweler, S. DEsIo
who will pay the highest price. 439 s.h st.
NV. Rooms 4, 8. ., upstairs. n2ltodl9-tu, THIS
The best and cheapest is Salvation Oil
Price, 25c. Sold everywhere. 6
For Coughs and Throat Disorders use
BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. "Have never
changed my mind respecting them, except
think better Of that which began by thinking
well of."-Rec Henry Ward Beecter Sold only
in boxes. 9
Caiigraph Writing Machine is the best
Tor telegraph purposes. Never ont Of order. Z
L ---->--
/ All Goods advertised will lie on exhibition
| IN our windows tomorrow for your inspection,
together with hundred. Of other bargains. L:
Will pay you to see the display. voigs Mfg. Co
Phillips Digestible Cocoon,
Delicious, easily digested and highly rour hing
An Invention Making Sewing Pastims.
Wheeler L Wilson's New High Arm No. D.
1t charms on sight It's use enrapturea
Offlce 431 9TH street nor hwess- dl1-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

Swiss Music Bo1Es.-Direct importation.
Boxes from So to $3.50. Largest stock in the
city. i. q. SMITH, 1225 Pa ave-AdUt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

vorERs, EIGHTH VIRGINIA CONGRESSIONAL
ELEcrIoS.--The Richmond and Danville rail-
road will sell reduced-rate tickets to points in
eighth Virginia congressional district on the
9Th and 9Th insts- good returning December 10. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
SPECIALTIES.

ELECfRIcITY, GALvANlsN AND aTITTc
~ 0hronxa he clothing, utilized in III. nsryeus
iehea. sniatica rheumatism, &c. Aiao thsSm:l hot
~ vsyox md siscsrocatnst bath n fgnefonal De-
hsusy \ e X I'M. I to Rn l. q. NtCa0L6ON,
=. D. GU 12sh - nv. Tel1phons 3zk 800 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

IMpoRTANr.-Read Latimer 4 Sloan's ad-
vertisement Of Turkish carpets and rugs, the
exhibition Of which opens on Monday next at
their auction rooms, 14Os G street, the sale
commencing the day following.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05
RHEUMATIC PAINS.

In one minute the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLAs-
TER relieves rheumatic sca;c, hip. kidney chest and
ular pains and weak nesses. Price, 25c d,-w&s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

SEE Woods l. Co.'S advertisement of Schil
inger Curbing and Paving Company's stock
Financial column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

sl475 ONLY for an onyx table lamp. with
Pittsburg burner and umbrella shade complete.
I'll same lamp, bress table MUDDIaAs, ga
18th St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

MEss FURS1sHISGs--Special value in under
wear. Soc. to 81; gloves. half hose, neckwear
and srispeaders at low prices for reliable goods.
a. I. LEwIr, i35 9TH St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-05

BRADBURY PIANOS sold on $40 payments.
+. G.. Smith, 1925 Pa. ave-Adut
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

7. b LIPlINCOTT CoMPANY's
SELECTED LIST OF
HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS
IN THE YULE-LOG GLOW.
Christmas Tales from Round the World. Edited by
HARRISON s. NORRIS. -Four volumes l6mo
Half cloth. gilt top. s3 90 per set half polished
calf. ~ 20; halt morocco. $50 Special Edition,
with Sixteen French Photogravures various tints
Cloth gilt, Sc 90, three quarters English calf. gilt
top. $1,000; silk and velluln. gilt top, $1,000.
KING ARTHUR AND THE
KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE
modernized version of the Morte Dartaur. By
CHARLES NORRIS, author OF Half Hours with
the best American Authors, +" etc. Three volumes
limo Half cloth. Gilt top. e. PSI haf calf or half
morocco. $500.
WHERE MEADOWS MEET THE SEA
a collection of Sea Songs and Pastoral Lays. With
illustrations by F. +. English. Edited by ARR
Son s. MORRIS. One volume. Crown syo Cloth
extra. gilt edges. So. 50; half morocco, git top.
rouxh edges $500; three-Quarters calf. gilt top.
$500
YvERNELLE.
A Legend Of Feudai France. BY FRANK NORRIS,
illustrated by Eleven Full page Photographers three
OF which are in colors. and numerous Engravings.
Square Svo. Handsomely bound in cloth, gilt top,
$50: full morocco. Cot
~ ~.
By SAMUEL LOVER. New small Ito edition. With
Twelve illustrations by WILLIAM MAGRATH,
printed by Iypogravure Plates made directly from
the original drawings. also Twelve Initial Vignettss
engraved on wood by C. H. REED. Handsomely
bound. Lestherette. 10 cents: new style leather
e1.5O.
sHERIDANs RIDE
By 7. BUCHANAN READ illustrated with Fine
Drawings by some Of the Best Artists. engraved on
Wood Svo. Cloth. gilt. o.. on, new style leather,
$3.50
RAB AND HIS FRIENDJ.
By JOHN BROWN. NJ. D. With Eight illustrations
by Eminent Artists and Portrait Of tn, Author en-
graved on Wood. Small 4to. Neatly bound In
cloth. u. 90; new style leather. S1.15.
THE MILLER'S DAUGHTER.
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Designs by Eminent Authors and engraved on Wood.
svo. Cloth. $780, ivory surface covers. So 80; new
style leather. 81 80.
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN
THE LITTLE LADIES'
By HELEN MI-MAN. A delightful book for chill.
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Messrs. A. c. Columbus. treasurer Of the Mt.
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OF the Dramatic Association, and Mr.. F. r. W.
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Arx's BLACK CHEyIor PANTS, e. 80, worth
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CHILDRESs SUITS that were 81. $3.50 and Is
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HALLzr 4 DAVIS offer special inducements on
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