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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

II will be seen ut once that there would
be no election by the people. and the pro
vision of the Federal Constitution above
referred 10 would come into play. That
provision reads as follows:
1 III no person have such majority. then from
she persons having the highest numbers, not OK
wedding three. on the list Of those voted for ~
president the House Of Representatives shan
choose Immediately by ballot the President
BLt In choosing the President the votes shall be-
taken by States, the representation from each
& tate having one vote &C. s..
II IS clear case. therefore. that whilst
the detection of South Carolina might
throw the election into the House Of
Representatives the success OF tbs Demo
cratic nominee would not thereby be en-
uangered. provided she voted for the ALI
ence candidate and not the Republican
candidate.
Blu, let us not lean on a broken staff.
The Republicans Will not, If they can pre-
vent II. allow the election of President
20 get into the House of Representatives.
They might a. well let IT GO by default at
Toe popular election. Their game will be
10 secure South Carolina's popular vote
for the Republican nominee. With an
Alliance nominee and Democratic nOmi-
nee bott in the field, the chances of Re-
publican success would be increased great
ly. But We have not lost faith In South
Carolina. The same convention that
passed resolutions so Objectionable IN their
teachings sent delegates To the Chicago
convention. Let Us hope that the gallant
Palmetto State will think twice before she
decides 20 dissolve the SOLID South and
desert her sisters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

JonN L. SULLIVAN is going 10 write a
book; tina, is. he is going 70 employ some
one 20 do it for him. Ii Will be a short
hand bit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

BLAINE no doub: thinks that he ought
10 have another chance for the presidency
since pr. BuRcHARDi is dead. buried. and Ill
most forgotten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

OF the sum Of $4,000 needed for the
Grant Monument Fund all but $4,000
has been raised. Within the two months
last pas, $500 900 was secured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

Ex-Sscretsry WHITNEY is regarded BY
many New Workers Us q nrst-class presi-
heptial possibility. He 10 IN great favor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

SOFT. CHALLI-FINIsHED COTTON NJ -
3G inches vide, IN cream, biu"' llnh' N"'-
Green. Red. ana White ZIG. per yhIt -. o.
CRAY ClOrH IN all the above shades, 81
inches wide. ! 2ig'. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

heautiful soft-dnish FAsT-BLACK In,
rorteI Mash Gn0ds. LlGHI-M EIGHT FINE
TEXTURE MOURNING FABRIC at 80 3D. ana
4Oc. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

is sold you Will pay douDle tue price Oh
them now. The assortment comprises
almost everything for general house
keeping. -
A shipment OF three mr. AZTEC |
crates of White Iron fLhlEo
stone, s-inch fiat --,--|
makes the price Sc. each or DOC.
dozen. instead OF the usual SIC. dozen.
French China After-Dinner Cotfees,
in daisy" hand-decoration. 40,
value 1915.
A new line OF Havalna Breakfast
Plates. dainty decoration, - Dozen
duplicate will cost So.
hogers A Triple Plated Tablespoons,
go value for $40 Coffee Spoons,
81. 80 dozen Table-kniyes and Forks,
60 dozen.
II 25c. for Windsor Silk Scarf is the
limit We shall offer to-day AZ dozen that
in width. styles and quality OF material
are equal to many you see elsewhere Tor
about double that price.
We shall place on sale to-day two lots OF
---''--- and Jackets for ladies'
| RTo-oro all sizes from 81 to L.
DoN-C'o for one-half the cost Of
-H--------------im making. These goods
are perfect made, and tit stylish to the
last stitch.
Blazers or Jackets that cost from
go. to $3.50 for Sc; that cost from
So to 1915 for $3.50 that cost from
90. 70 to 1925 for 81. 50-colors Navy,
RlacL Ton aO1 (,ray
Gray, navy, and tan only Ladies
Blazers, Atwood Ladies Cloth. en-
broidered collars for 1925. All sizes.
Ladies can jump into these
and feel perfectly at
Drooooc ease. Perfection OF
III oooCo style with carefulness
in the making Skirt,
Blazer. and Corsage, Atwood, navy or
tan, 81. Tan, navy, or gray, inner
grade of material. $3.50. Finer still to
sl2. 30 for perfect beauties.
Ladies Shirt Waist, new shipment,
in handsome white, with embroidery
and tucks. The styles are al evolution
of French artists. The prices less than
the making would cost 69c. TO S2.75.
Temperature Of the ocean Is nearly
ready. SO are the Bathing for ladies,
men, and children, Atwood flannel,
various styles.
Have you seen the table, set and
decorated for feast in Linens? Its
worth your calling.
Linen Department
Main Floor-Left Aisle, Rear
It's loss Of one half value to you to
miss buying pattern Of these Bradford
| Brilliantine Dress Goods, never again
Sl.44 pattern from $3.50.
China Brocade Silks, in black, white
| and colors. this week for 69c. yard
from Sl.l9 of the first opening Thu
| season.
| Your child shall have new
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

We ara Offering the balance Of our PINE,
APPLE TISSUE. SUANrONG PONGEh, ana
CHINA CLOTH. some nftecn or twenty pie'os'
at sisc. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
BARGAINS IN TABLE LINENS.

DAMASKS.
shamrock and patterns Will
aIfnian etori ,,srf sluerya
patti
PEI ,,ReiTi
John Browne
iegihon dozenN
rof =
On,hes wide
VESTS.
One
rom
nfowNk ,ShorS
s brp es m
Holland reduce 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

Have you seen the NEW GAME, CHING
CHING? Price, lOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
LEV \ & DAYS.
THE TOWER,
Corner Second and Broad SIS.
LAP-ROBES.

Jus, received joblot OF over $50 LAP-ROBEs,
In gray. taus and browns. with plain and fancy
borders with handsome embroidery. We have
placed them out In si1 different lots, and the
prices commence at 50c. for the first LOT. 60c. for
the second lot land they are real nice ones, with
handsome embroidery centres, Jc for the third
lot, 81 for the fourth LOT, sl.lO for the nfth lot
and al. % for the sixth lot. These are all worth
lust double the prices we have quoted. Call early
If you want any they will not last long az the
prices we have marked them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
UnderlCear.

each for any size. Ladies' for 6, to
l2.c marvellous value Ladies Gro
chet-Ribbed, quarter silk, Acc, from
G9c. 4-Thread Pure Silk, 99c. ?
Thread, SOC. In all thirtytwo various
kinds OF Underwear to select from.
The Lizard yields tiny Purse. well
made, l9c. Seal, l0c- Sheep, sc. On
Alligator Purse Qarger), 2jc. Seal
Combination Csrd-Case and Pocket
Books, 75c. to $50; Imitation Seal,
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Card 81 rates Tor more space furnished ON APP
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

In BLACK WASH GOODS We are Offering some
q, tho hest things IN the market. In view OF mo
many con,piainfs ade in the past in regard 70
had black" we have this season gwen pari,,,ct-
lar attention 20 buying only AbSoL' RI
FAST BLACKS. from the cheapest 10 the uhe'l'
ana have secured only perfect goods. ,...,,....
our lines on PLAIN and STMPED MtSllNH
and ORGANDlES range in price from l-l2 10
40c. per yard ,., ,.,...i.
>AITEENS. both i'm best foreign ana donic7u
We keep the China-Silk and Henrietta lhi9n'
Prices range from l2ia 20 35iac per yari.
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Summer Millinery
Spanish Shirt Waist

Blouze, with anticipating front, span
ish stay belt, skeleton back, sleeveless.
To be worn with Blazer Sllk-Sl.oO to
81 ~.
Linon de Dacca with yoke and belt
OF tucking in Pink, Brown. and Blue,
81. Worn with outer garments, have
every appearance of full shlrt-waists'
the price being about ONE HALF.
The cream of
are not necessarily Ro1fo
cream, but may be so Doo0o
by possessing the merit I-------i
OF being badly wanted. The new AS
sortment comprises everything in Metal,
silk, and Leather. Prices from &c. for
Silk TO si.25 each for Fire Gold.
Gnrolen Hose. , ,hn@ 10 Fr pub
and lie. foot. A year ago s, 10, II,
and ljc.
Hall Tables. square or oval, Boo.
n that excludes smoke
Ii Skillet and odor, simple and
] ingenious. Most yalua-
BILE. G5c 70 81. 10.
When this.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
Sheets and RIlO1C- Cases

Large size READY-NADE SHEETS, for
double-bed first quality cotton only d3c. each
or sl.25 per pair.
Fun size PiLLOW-CASES, 36x45 inches, made
Of extra heavy cotton, only lJc. each.
UFNSTITCHED LINEN SHEETS, full size for
dou ole bed, only 500 each.
HEMsrITCHED LINEN PlLLOW'CAsES Tor
Iarce niiiows only noe. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
LEV &DAVlS
We open to-day many new styles in
Uush Dress Goods

At prices much less than me same qnhhty mas
heretofore been offered. The patterns are all
the latest and they are In every way the most
desirable we have shown this season.
$500 yards IRISH LAWN, 40 inches Woe;
white grounds with cOlored stripes, pin dots, and
small calored figures OF various shapes, the
most desirable summer dress fabric shown this
season AZ the prlce-only l2lSc. per yard.
A new lot Of those FIGURED INDIA CilAL
Elegant STYLES In CREAN-GROUND CHAL-
LIES with colored figures only 30. per yard.
CHEvALIER CLOTHS. corded ground IN
white. cream. and light tinis with beautiful
figures, as handsome "a me hnest Mooi Shhlnc,
sold ali the season at 25c. per yard, the new
EXTRA-Qt-ALIIY PERCALEs in handsome
styles for ladies' dresses and ladies' and boys
shirt-walsts, only l212c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
SMYRNA RUGS.

1896 inches, S7lec.
26x5i inches. fl.I3.
3Ox60 inches, s2.25,
36x72 inches, 3D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
Belts
Gnrden Hose.
GRANITE IR0NWARE

is sold you will pay double the price on
them now. The assortment comprises
almost everything for general house
keeping.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

i h g rea IN OF
not necessarily
cream, but may be so
by possessing the merit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

1sx3G inches, s1.15.
27SB6 inches, S3.lJ each.
3dx72 inches. 1870 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

have new
Swiss Il i b.
bed, crochet
n @ c X and
sleeves, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
L0ce Curtains.
Chenille POTtLereS.
Flu Screens.

ADJUSTABLE WINDOW scREENs, 1T a
window, 25c. each
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-12

Dc fiGre Born. Den Glore SCiter
til ben pnsre. iom le9er meo en- Sar:
"8arn, bu MO life lese meo ipioie
Siu9!"
Barnet: "Gla boab! Ssaar le9ebe on
10 meb 2sinant Ietteriens &nebelss
BART"
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-12
Snteresiamte 1rGf at 1Ds
rcneS 2tp.

9attepns. Oct tpfte 3ibsltriit
"8artenlaube" fort9ller ON en- aat,
ION bapoe iaitet fin aiarl'sbe pad
Inoun9er. Sort efterat beus egne nps
foote Slliaa bar ta9et fra ben, o~pba9eoe
ben nemli9 | Ell 8urp noele netop uos
tlatfeoe anounser % troeoe p%iitnuf !
benz at babe sienfunoet fine esre Smaa.
Dog bate Yleirbsruenes fore Re6
Gems 5ornnorii9, % ben fable oerfor
ct ioare % forsi9ues Nrbeioe meo at
ina benz repet af. Men ba ben tiliioit
mGrfebe, at bens pelmente 5origs
9ioroe be Smaa onot, foo ben benz be-
boloe fine mpnumentale Munooele.
9Rite Sang Yus penteoe Smuabarr,
bar ben ier npantomne apainser up /
jim Surb. Men ben bapbe fin Msie
meo at bulbe be urolise Smaafplt iams
men, ii9r ba ben ielp tire 9ase ienere
fors9eoe Selifabet meo fire 8atun9er.
Wen berpeo leo lite ajarli9beoen til
Sleiebarneoe no9et Sfaar. Wte9et mere
benteoe ben Ell &sbliertun9e uo at ct
&eoe | N9rbeoen % anbraste ben | i'm
anro - fort efter osiaa ire imaa Alnbs
nnger. Zen iorbelte MI fin Smbeo
li8elig paa buert Meolem al ben blans
oeoe 8arneflof % fanbt fig t~aalmoois
|, at be nGsoiie &paingerne baffebe ben
pad Suuoen % / Ginene. 80 Tiger
ienere ip9note imiolertio &soitierten
Sin9erne no til Slugt - ben life fanIte
life ct iaa blanbet Sellfab. Smtrent
iamtiois bGoe osiaa Ell al Gnoun9erne,
til flor SOrs foe 9us, Der lGnse ans
braste bet liae Sig / De foritieaisite
Stiainser for at talbe bet tit6ase til 9is
bet.
"a 8DQinserne blep itgrre os LIB
omtrlns / @aaroen, bapbe ben utr9ttes
lise Bleiemor alrprliet 8eipGr meo at
brinse benz tilbase til bet lune Siem.
De blep tililut sanite ijGrlgie / Nattcn
al ben eoinoelise transport. Selu
~eiterat bisie bsiit iorifjelise 8leieiOs
iinbe bar blepen pUrne, bar Der en-
@lso tilbage hos benz af ben samle
ajarli9beo. Naar Eieneitepi9en iatte
Welteitaalen neb til 8ils, TOM Sat,
Ssne us Iub lpbenbe til meb SBiteuoes
SnnrPntinbeS.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-12

Gn itGrf Miaub. Sr. SaubUip, Der
er optruaOt i gi5Sa, furbauieoe Solitiet
os 8ublitum for faa 9ase iioen peo
fplsenoe 8eois paa i'm berfufiIte Stprfe.
Sr. eanbOtp bapbe iorlaot Ni55a, buOrs
fra ban ieuote enbel Baggage bjen.
Wan meooelte ham imiolertlo. at Der /
bans 8uHerter fun ianbtes Sten os life
&eiietsi, us oa ban fit at pioe, at TO
gerioner / Ri55a baube ipiQet BAN
bette &uos, reiite ban tilbase til oenne
Sp. Spr nu9le Gage iiben iaa man
ben it9rfe Manb ipaiere til 9Olitifams
meret meb begse 9puene / Srapen; ban
bOlot benz uoltratt | buer arm % for
imaaebe Gsiiitance at nOsle Eolitibes
tiente, Der 9it ba9efter.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-12

Den 10 albre SgnHen bIeD, oetO t~Dbelissre martsoe ia.
Osren. at SuitaO life par en- ssn siter bans Sppeo.
gsaar guitau bare tunbe TONNE til, iaa lob ban tilItoos
% blsp oa oite bOrte baaoe belle 9assn o. gatten mso.
San ut is en- Dumb. iom ban lerts pp til Sast pau baabe
pare % 6usL % Speu grsiOn iasbs, at @utten par liae
lao Hem pan etatens StOp. iOm bans Morfaber bapbe
parst. uben gilbt Tom ban albris biem; Iaa par bet en-
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-12

&19rlt9Dep. ytddr Slefeltepi9et latte
Melteitaalen neb til Yus, TOM SEAT,
Sgne % Cub lpbenoe til meb SpItenoes
GnbrG9ti9beo.
8 "Ser0ens Sibenoe" iprt9aer 6.
god'Senien: Siemme bapbe ri iijur Ell
Seat, Der tilipnelaoenoe fun leueoe for
at lege. Gen bar altio oplagt til at
9aa meb paa en- Spas. Seq beiti9fs
ti9eoe mig me9et meo ben, men fit al
brig I~nleoning til at 9ipe ben ct &iGrs
tesn - min Saano bar fun til at le9e
meo. Wen bite 9ieueitepi9en fig, bar
al Seq % ale 2e9etamerater slemte;
al benpe tnnoe ben alOrig faa aiartegn
not.
Smiolertio bleu Gisen ipg, % Sus
fOrlub life benoes Sens. Den laa
ejerne meo Spbet trDttet inb mob bens
bes Sals; bet bar, iOm ON ben foritOo,
at oens Seninbe FEB, O9 iUm ON ben life
funoe iaa siort NOT for at bepione benoe
i'm Meoiplelie.
@n Dag fierneoe man iaa Satten fra
SD9epRreli Jet. Wteu BET tor bore paits
lteli8t at uf9jgre, bpem Der LED melt ucb
StIlsmtsier, ben Spge eler &atten.
Tus bar life Jig ielu, otlbe life lege,
neppe nof ipiie, men iao beoenbe iuran
0eren til 8j9etammeret. S 9an9oeu
funoe MO bog life mooitaa be to lllpts
telises Spnuer. 9a9en eiter Hap vi
8us ino, % oct bar rertuo rgrenoe at
Ie be9ges @l9oe, ba ben after funoe
trptte Sopeoet uarmt % ~trofait ino til
Teninbens Sals.
Den iamme Sat aabneoe meo 2et6eo
8pren ira 3a9Ii9uereliet til Spiieu9s
%reliet. Gen boppeoe op paa en- gtas
gere, trpifeoe Spruriberen neb meo ben
enc Sab % faareoe 9Gren op meo ben
anoer.
gaitpr q. bar meooelt ct at fine CT
perimenter meo S~ustatten: San itiaeoe
ben til ben en- Stu9t 5lebe / ct bpit %
tran9t Salplitermaal. Eus prspeoe
baaoe meo Snube p9 Sab, men uoen at
tomme til ben iriitenoe Sfsoe. 3a Ilps
ben reiOlut 8litmaalet p%perenbe, iaa
5lsoen ipsmmebe ubpper @ulpst, bpor
BUS meb gelbebas Ilubrebe ben / iis.
Spersans ienere ben famine 8llfbebpls
Der blep iat irem for ben, fit ben sies
bliffelis en- Daft af 9us's Sab % ienpte
Slpoen uouper. &attepus loo fig life
Longer narre for fin gnolinssret!
Naturiuritsren grebm (ben pnsre)
fortaller ira fin Siembpso ON en- 5usle'
ben, Der til jim fore Surs miitece Ell
meset tam Rsbitrube. 5lere 9ase efs
ter Tom Yus iornsiet lsbenoe biem nee
8Dmlinsen iuriistis anbrast meaem
2anoerne. 8atten bapbe %pienipnlia
isst eiter ben paa bet iprisite % life
alene sjentienot ben, men enbp9laa ino'
ianset ben msb bet bebite 5ormaal al
bersoe Gisren en- @lebe.
Den 9lbre Iaturiurifer Yrebm bapce
osiaa en- Scat, iom braste i'm Gier boer
eneite 5usl, ben fanseoe, % altio ipr'
seoe for life at iaare ben. gus oper'
loo bet til fin Serre at beitemme, ON
ben itulbe lippes Tvs isien eaer lattes
! BUR euer upitoppss.
2iseiaa iasttos 9aturiorItsren @ie'
bel, at bans famine 9inerle lere Ganss
flsi nS ! @aarpeu, bporira bans SEAT
-Ystsr" braste ben tilbase isjen ! sos
gebolb.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-12

On Sat, iUm @Ooo omtalsr | fin
Natural History, Optraaote icm Spss'
pleierife for fin Gierinoe. Den m9r'
feoe fig, builte Elmer ben Spse lflloe
bape fin MeoIcin, os pattepe ba @aases
fonen, iom bar nOset bsiis al fig, Deb
at bioe benbe sanite imdut / 9Gien.
Oct funoe oare Dag e0er Rat - ben
b~ere9neoe 9ioen bog iaa ngiastis, at
5eilen | bet bsielte tiuoe breie Jig ON 5
Minuter.
Oct paaitaaes osiaa - iaaleoes al
8rebm - at alore os e%riarne aatte'
mgore ofte uuberpiier os biitaar pn9re,
Der iSrite Sang lisser | Sarieliens.
8iit er bet, at Satten meo @arene l9s
rer at bebanole og oporase fine Born.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-12
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1892-03-17
Order Nisi Oh Sales.
No. 5722, Equity.


l.. the Circuit Court for Fretler lex County
sitting IN Equity.
March Term, 1899
Catharine s. Gaugh. Joseph Hays Hnh Mary
HAYS, his wife, Frank Albaugh, and
Margaret Albaugh, his wife,
Morris ]. Albaugh and Cstharne Albaush,
his wife
In the Matter of the Report of Sales filed
the 18th day Of March. 1891.
ORDERED, That on the 9th day Of April
" 1899, the Court will proceed TO act
upon the Report Of sales Of Real estate, re-
ported to SAID Court 10y Morris j.
Albaugh Trustee in the above
cause, and tlled therein as aforesaid, to finally
ratify and confirm the same, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown before said
day; provided copy Of this order be inserted
in some Newspaper published in Frederick
County for three successive weeks prior to
said day.
The Report states the amount of sales I"
he . acres and l0l perches, more or less. ut
$50 per acre, and Lots No. 3 and at $4,000
Dated this l4th cay OF March, 1892.
JOHN L JORDAN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick
County.
John G.. Mottcr, Solicitor.
True Copy-Test: John l.. Jordan,
mchl74t Clerk.
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FOrst-s Grand Opera House.

Wosk of March 2lst, POWERS in "A
straight Tip.--A succrss as is n success
Messrs Charles J Rich and William Harris
certainly have bonanza in "a Straight
TIP" 1t is doubtful If any farcc-coniedy ilas
mad. the money that this has, and il is in
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Straight Tip" is representative in that it An
swers the g!aa. demand for laughter that Is
Enthusiastically made by Americas audiences.
A t1ed and oyer worked business man wants
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benefit ofenjoying with others the procedure.
It is hardly necessary to add that Messrs.
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NcNally, are getting comfortably wealthy as
IL consideration for their work in this matter
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USUAL PRICES or ADMISSION.
MATINEES-W Wednesday and Saturday.
March o9,h The Great n y Success
MISS IIELYE'T
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