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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-10

Both sides Remain Firm In the Strike at
Columbus, Ohio.


Columbus, Ohio.
COLUMBUS. ONO, Nov. lO.-The war be-
tween the street railroad company and i;s
employees IL on now in full force and promises
to be one OF the bitterest labor wars this city
has seen for long time. The men remain i'm
movable and the company are no less Arm In
their position. Since the failure Of Mayor
karb to bring about a settlement affairs have
s'eaoiAy become worse and worse, until the
whole trouble has resolved itself int question
OF which was the more powerful the company
or Union No'5o2s, United Order Of Street Rail.
wav Employee
The directors Of the Coiumbu. Consolidated
Street Railroad Company met last night and
decided by formal vote 20 ATTEMPT to run cars
today under police protection. For two dave
and Two nights not wheel on the Consolidated
road has been turned The residents who live
any distance from the center Of the city have
been greatly inconvenienced by the tie up, and
especially 80 since the heavvs snow storm that
prevailed all day yesterday and las, night. AZ
. clock this morning 100 20 icemen were
taken to Long street line and distributed at
various points.
Another large squad Of police were taken to
the Long street barns. At O'Clock everything
was In readiness to start car, and manned by a
non-union motor man and conductor and
dozen policemen the car slowly pulled out OF
the barn The strikers surged about the car
and refused to get off tho track. Another SQUAD
OF police were called into service and after
considerable trouble the track WAS cleared and
II took but moment for the car 10 be beyond
any interference from the strikers at the barn.
No more trouble was encountered until the
car reached Long and High streets, a distance of
about four miles from the barn. although all
along the line crowds booted and jeered as 1t
passed At Long and High another immense
crowd met the car and took possession Of the
track.
patrol wagon load Of police soon arrived
ana Cleared the way, but before the car had
proceeded half q dozen blocks further IL was
met by another large crowd OF strikers and
sympsthizers at the corner Of High and Main.
Here one of the strikers mounted a heavily
loaded coal wagon and drove 1t on the track.
lie was immediately placed under arrest and
hurried away in patrol wagon. The police
succeeded in running tho car 10 the court house,
three blocks further. where it was turned and
started back to the barns. Little interference
was shown on the return trip.
No attempts have as yet been made to run
cars over any of the other lires. The striiers
have been promised the support Of every other
union in the city. and this morning President
Mahon Of the Street Railway Employees Union
is calling on the presidents OF the other unions
requesting that they come out. Public sym
patty seems 20 be with the strikers and serious
trouble is expected before the day is over.
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KEEP ON C0MING.-The attractions great
as to lie positively irresistible. Tho wonderful popu-
lsrity OF our TEN-DoLLAR SUITS is not a bewilder-
ing surprise. We made them We put the mate
rails the workIsnship, the style in them to justify
the price, Ay. 80 per cent than the rice named
Therefore they have become famous. and justly
Black Caeviot Suits Sack and Getaway Coats. Bar
ney Tweeds. Single and Double breasted Sack Coats
The celebrated wire wenves Of Wimbledon and Wilt
shire in straight out Cut Sack Goats. with silk fac
ings, Three and fourbutton GETAWAY Sack Coats and
Three and Four-button Getaway Frock Coats Harris
Cashmere. shetland's and other standard weaves.
All in bunch. Make your selection. The
prices per suit Is only
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No Change in Commsnd. 8. Probable.

No Change I'm CommAnds fs Probable.
Neither Gen. Schofeld, who IL acting a. Sec
rotary OF War, nor any other army officer at
the department is aware Of any contemplated
exchange Of commands between Gen. Howard
and Gen. Miles, as reported from Chicago.
Little credence is given 10 the story for the
reason that Gen. Miles In not believed 20 be
weak enough 10 be influenced by pique in
matter SO closely affecting his future military
career. Moreover Gen. Towards command
the department of the east-is regarded rs
the most desirable billet in the army after
that OF the major general comman ling Gen.
Howard is undoubtedly entitled TO IL by reason
of seniority, being next In order among the
major generals after Gen. Schofield. and IL is
not 10 be assumed that he would willingly re-
linquish his department
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WHAT FOLKS SAY ABOUT IT.

Various Views I'm Explanation Of the Re-
publican Defeat.
"As to what effect Mr.. Clevelands election
will have here and throughout the country"
remarked Col. L. p. Wright, the register Of
wills, II do not care to say; but will say tins:
believe that the displacing Of Vice President
Morton and the substitution of whitelaw Reid
on the republican national ticket caused
the defeat Of the republican party in New York
state and also in Chicago. take no stock in
the assertion that it was the tariff. The country
was never in = more prosperous condition and
therefore it could not have been the tariff
MR.. MARSHALL CUSHING.
Mr.. Marshall Gushing. the private secretary
of Postmaster General Wanamaker, while recog-
MIXING the fact the principal reason
why Mr.. Cleveland was elected in
stead of Mr.. Harrison is that he
received more votes is also of the opinion that
the feeling in favor of a reduction in the tariff
helped materially to swell the number OF demo-
cratic votes.
MR.. N. n. PARKER.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Parker was not talking politics to
any extent today.
said that generally speaking he attributed the
republican defeat 10 two causes. First, the
disafection of republicans and their personal
dissatisfaction with the administration. and
second, the feeling in favor Of a change in the
tariff.
JUDGE r. y. MILLER
"The result of Tuesdays election, in my
opinion" said Judge Thos. F. Miller, of the
District Police Court, shows conclusivoly
that the people of the country took the mat
ter in their own hands and decided TINT
Mr.. Cleveland best represented them.
His triumph is the grandest ever won in this
country. for, after having been once defested,
the people have turned to him and indicated
his beliefs HIS victory IL such rs never before
came to q man in such position In this
country"
NE. n. Eoss PERRY.
Mr.. r. Ross Perry said: ''As a democrat
am, OF course. pleased with the election of Mr..
Cleveland. As citizen rejoice in il a. line
first step in the direction of the repeal Of the
federal supervisors of elections acts of 1871 aud
1872, which regard rs dangerous in theory
ard in execution They supply too ready and
convenient means for partisan misapphca;ion.
Then, too, it seems to me tina; this
country has passed that degree Of industrial
development which needs fostering by heavy
taxation upon many OF the necessities of life.
Again there must be some foundation Of fact
for the popular idea that this republican party
IL the party Of monopo;s.s and Of great corporate
interests. think that the policy Of the demo-
cratic party to curtai the and privileges
Of those rapidly growing and graspirg bodies.
Personally have great admiration and respect
for President Harrisons character ard ability.
His II today one Of the strongest minds in the
country. His character b q dmple and true
- IL b strong. Ashwyse ], In common VIII
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The President did not have very many
callers today and received scarcely any private
advices on the subject of the election. He has
accepted the result in the most philosophical
manner and il said 10 attribute his failure to
hear from the party managers a clear indi-
cation that they bave nothing encouraging TO
communicate. His callers this morning were
Attorney General Miller, Postmaster General
Wanamaker, Secretary Charles Foster and Rep
resentative HUFF of PENNSYLVANIA
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And when We jump to
$40

You may reasonably expect garments that pos
itve,y pee-less-manufacturc, quality. style and
price considered. Look them over. If you please.
carefully and well. You will find yourselves amply
rernuIeratei for the time consumed.
You know that We deal in facts. not fapcies.
COME AGAIN-and will fit you with a Suit of
Diekey Tweed tpure natural wooD, Pretty Plaid
Suit If Cord-woven Canonchets. a Pin-check Cassi-
mere Suit. Straght-cut Sack Coat Getaway Frock
Coat. Either at
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W. NJ. SHusrEn & SoSs.
JUST OPENED TWENTY PIECES OF TWO
TONED sERGEs IN NEW CoLORINGs.
COMPRISING ALL THE DESIRABLE CON-
BINATIONs OF THIS SEASON. NEW EF-
FECTs IN CAMEL HAIR AND sERGES.
MAT rLEssEE AND MARBELIZED SUIT
INGS.
STRIPED AND FIGURED SILKS IN ALL
TIE NEW DESIGNS AND CoLORINGs.
FABLES AND BENGALINES IN GREAT
VARIETY AND ALL OF THE NEW CoLonS
CREPEs AND CREPEs DE CHIMES IN
EVENING CoLoRs
WHITE GROUND SILKS WITH CoLORED
GRADUATED STRIPES FOR EVENING.
BLACK GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY,
COMPRISING ALL OF THE NEW EF-
FECTS MADE BY THE CELEBRATED
HOUSE OF D. PREIsTLY CO.: HENRI
ETTAs. wHIPCORDs. CAMEL's HAIRS.
BARRETT DIAGoNALs AND FANCIES.
ALL DESCRIPTIONS. OUR BLACK GOODS
DEPARTMENT CANNOT BE EXCELLED
FOR VARIETY AND QUALITY.
A GREAT VARIETY OF COMFORTS.
BLANKETS. QUILTS, LINENS OF ALL
KINDS. NAPKINS. DOYLIEs. TOWELS.
TRAY CLOTHS. &c. &c. ALL OF WHICH
We OFFER AT SUCH Low PRICES FOR
SUCH HIGH GRADE GOODS THAT IT WILL
PAY YOU TO INSPECT OUR STOCK.
ONE PRICE
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YESTERDAY Charles White while walking on
X street between ath and 9Th, accidentally fell
and had bis leg so injured that he was taken to
Freedman's Hospital for treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-10

TOILET LANoLrNE preserves the skin. valuable
for burns, wounds. Active remedy for the re-
lief Of itching in measles, scarlatina and chicken
pox
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RANCE M tbe rbar-ouot.,

Range OF the Thermometer.
The following were the temperatures at the
Office of the weather bureau today: an, IS;
2p.m., ~; maximum, 46; minimum, So.
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MARRIED..

BOND-sPRAGrE. November 3. 1897. at Wilkes
Pa, to Mrs, JENNIE srRAGuE Of Washington.
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ForR CxprEwEaR BARGAINS.
IuE BEsr ARE CuEApEsr.

The Abov. mentioned are es.,er than u.u>. a, thu
prices. but tAS,s atssrsnes IN yo,r C4ror d,
sstse, rrove szpsnsfre garzeats The merchant.
Who credit make Eoot ths.r losses without your kuowl
eise. possible. Therefore the goods not 90 easily
ral.sd are selected. See the PaIais RoyaI.. bixh
pricet garments and shske comparison. with sls.
shere. rsrfii saUs gse from 10 % 20 per- cent
Pnyiiis Stik Continuation suits up IL Si0
Phyllis Wool Cornbination suits up 70 s5
stlk Vests and Pants up 20 si2 20 suit
American Hosiery Co = up TO 81 IS suit
Norfolk AID New brunswick NJ 10 Is 10 suit
sub Iikht- up 20 IS. so pair.
Wool Ti<hts up 10 so pair.
shrunk flannel skirts up so ~. 81 each
Lla>i sa.sen skirts mp % 81. 81 each.
linsd Gloria silk skirts up % 80 10 each
l4ssd Tafeta SILK Skirts NJ ~ slS each
EnxEsh surah siix Skirt mp IS n each
silk and Wool Mohstr skirts NJ 70 81. ps each.
h&nd-kH Wool skirts up 10 " " each.
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c. NJ. Shelby, chairman Of the Alabama DEM
ocrstic executive committee, autographed L. A.
Shaver of this city this morning: Alabama
puts up . majority for Cleveland not below
40 600"
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Fon DYSPEPSIA
USE BROWNS IRON BITTERs
Physicians recommends.
All dealers keep it, 81 per bottle. Genuine has
trade mark and crossed red lines wrapper. 5
NERVOUS PROSTRATION SLEEPLESSNESS
~ opium habit. dizziness. blues cured DIR. Niles
2 SCHILLER 4 STEVENS. 9th and Pa. ave-
THE ACTION OF CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER
L Pills Ii pleasant, mild and natural. They gently
stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels. but do
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Hr.pou.ErrEs Fon UsDEnwrAn.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.

For the Or<t this the Palais Royal claims
10 h. the main depot for mems. ladies' chdrens
Underweas. We have waited for the verdict of the
public. !; has been given
MEN referred the window corner Of 18th
1T. and pa. for samples and prices. We think
that display will demonstrate beyond doubt that.
QUALITY CONSIDERED. the Palais Royal prices
are lowest in the city No extra charge is made for
unusually large sizes Men requiring small sizes will
also end they can be accurately fitted either
those who msdian size. stout. or very stout
LADIES have learned tina, the Palais Royal has the
agency for tn hes; Health ynderwsa--7h< PAyiiis
That the new fseced Ribbed Baihriggan Vests and
fsBts only To De had here. dnd a, less fhGn yer
YO,s pr'es.-Ladiss'. Soc; CAildren's. f5e.
That the American Hosiery Co = Pull Regular Made
Winter Nerino Vests aud Pants may be bought here
AZ lowest prize in town esc.
TIGHTS for ladies Of medium weigh. wool. heavy
vooi nerino and silk are here In fas. black and
eolors. knee and ankle length open and Close with
aud without feet Prices for the best-ths PhyIlis"-
from - to go 30. Childrens sizes from o. 70
% 81 Goa pair. The ordinary makes. such as shown
around town. are also here. and at PaLais Roya!
yrtess. viz;
superior quality Of above ........ ......... 1.c
White and Gray Merino Tights 81 10
Past Black Merino Tights LES
s1psrhns Black VOL Tishts 70
UNION SUITS virtually tights and vests COM
tin-i. and materially hep the modise when nttins
you with your autumn dress The 'Phvll,s' Suits
the best of eourse They Of ribbed baIbrig-
gan. merfno. WOOL silk and zephyr. The latter is .
MIXTURE u halbrsgsn and silk nt,ing the body as
glove do~s the hand Prices range 81 25 TO $40;
ehildr-n's sizes, &c to 81 so suit
Here too the ordinary Union Suits at less prices
than prevailing.
kibhsd Bal Union suits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SSc
fss, Bl.;s Union Suits-.---.......-.......... Csc
sup-rhne Bal Uuon suits. 81 -
Hslf-wOoi Union suits - 80
Bi-cs Wool Union Suits go rs
eGProPo-,ion s,ely low prices fer chidren's sizes
That the sizes and styles Of Cnildren's Tn
de6vesr here best variety has also been con
coded Not only the American Hosiery Co and the
Norfolk and New Bruns~ick's Improved Ribbed Tn
e-rv~-r. bU; reAfs ard Caios Sai,s al sixss and
s'vissJOr eAildyea and Bissss
FouK tNprEwEAR BARGAINS.
No i-i-adiss' American Hosiery Company's Full
K~sular-nsd. aarumn-we,xh Vests and Pants ssc
No Ladies. shrinking Half wool Ribbed Vest.
AMI PaHts. IN natural and white ............. 75c
No. 3-L.l!ss' Ribbed and Plain Merino Vests and
Ssnt-- The Ribbed Vest. with silk ribbons at neck
md SHAPED 20 AZ II. like q 50c
No. <-LAdi~s' Ribbed and F1eeced Balbrixran Vests
and Pants. at,ing the body does q glove the
--'"- . ooc
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y Z h E d

~ d.
About seven or eight months ago I was STACKED
by cough. and at once began to take medicine much
advertised eIpectorant and continued using it
until had taken sbout sir bottles Instead Of giving
me relief. 81 only made me worse. I tried several
other remedies. but all tn van and don't think had
three whole nights during my illness Ibegan to
think that
CONS MPTIoN
Had laid hold Of me. and my hopes Of recovery
all gone was mere skeleton but friend Of NINE
who had been some time away. called to see me. He
recommended me to try Ayers Cherry Pectoral. and
kindly sending me bottle. took it. but with little
that cured and today enjoying the best Of
health ~ wILMoT PAYNE. Monrovia. Liberia
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared By DR.. ). C. AVER co.. Lowell. Mas.
PROMPT TO ACT SURE TO CURE
We THrsK We VALUE HEALTH,
but all the time making sacrhces no. for IT, but
Oft We do today what we must or like: we do what is
rood for us-when we have to.
wecould live in full health. do more work. have
pleasure. amount more. by being little
fui
Careful living the thing to put first let send
you 4 book on IL; free
SCOTT l. BOVINE. Chemists. 132 South 5th
nue.. New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion of cod.livsr
oil--all druggists Everywhere do. 81.
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80
EXCITEMENT

EXCITEMENT
Will reach the boiling and seething point this week.
VICTOR z. ADLER'5
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
81 and SEQ SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Corner Massachusetts avenue
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
oc4-3In Open SATURDAY. until IL PIN.
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WHOLESALE PnIcrs AT Rrrml
LADIES CoArs.
ExoLlsH Box, CoArs
EXQUISITE PAnIs MASrLEs
LONDON THnnE-CArE NHwnAaKrrs.
HE results OF the Palsis Royal cloak buyers trip
70 New Yors i-to surprise the ladies Of Washington
not ls-s than did the election returns surprise the
Mr. Itna.r arrived her. this morning and reports
very aivautAxeous purchases. among which are the
following:
. Pari--rl.ds Mantle. Of Black SIR Velvet. 30.
Imported moies Secured to retail at Paris prices
ESQ 70 500 each.
o. for choi-e OF the 23 ye~marke.,. with triple
care. which il detachable These the latest Lon
don STYLE made Of bes: Enzlish and Scotch tveeds.
and would be q bargain ct $50 each
20 Sample Garments, CONFUSING Choice Imported
Jacket. worth s35 each. betnz worth isss than
sio Secured To sell from q. 50 TO szssach-
The SunrnrsE Or SURPRISES.
CoArs
LESS TH,x WBoIEs.Lr PAGES.
81. - for ehoice Of 10 Eaelish Chsviot Boz
Coats for which the 1AossaJs price rGs e. 80 and the
lowest rstaI price s7 50 In fact they have been
ADVERTISED by certain retailers bIrOa,n at sS So
They not de1I that price Look az one Tailor
made. silk fscings the correct Oiz buttons. full
length. Trs oae on. The style and 1t Of the eI-
Ysnssv~ BIZ Coats from London
But how the PaIais Royal sell them at g ~
By being vile awake.
our rerrc>e n.atire. Mr. Lindau Is to the Cloak
trade what Mr. Whitney 10 to the democratic party
tsfn0 eeass sssiv detirs. ~itA sVss etersNhere.
These particular Coats intended for New
No-k retail merchant. but the maker thought 10 ad
vsabi- not TO deliver them They come to Washing
ton At eth less than usual Wholesale prics Be
cause o. our being wide awake 70 the opportunity.
Bought under price-st e5 IS fnsteai Of 60 so Sold
less than usual prices-at 80 To- instead of 81 so
AMI Is 30 Please give the Palsis Royal credit for
The ability 10 buy simultaneously and the willingness
% shave The adrdntags ruth its pdtrJns
MACKINTOSHES-S Wear door No. ItI9 Pa are, Re-
duced rid the stock u those sarments which
here only in odd sizes
MEN'S-Three Brown Check Mackin.oshe., two
sine - inches size ~ chest measure; reduced
from s6 ~ 10 81 90 each.
sir Lisht Brown Plaid Coats reduced from 81 % to
e. ~ each Two Of size ~. one %. two 3S. one 40
inches
sa IS to 81 9s; one co inches long. So. one "a
iD-hes.
one 5+-inch Cloth finish Newmarket. reduced TO
e. o. ffuul e.
one 81 inch Raglan. reduced TO "a. % from "a oS.
NAVY ground. with tan and red stripe.
Two 1i-.n IA Gray Plaid Eaglans. reduced TO 81 9S
from s7.6s
One 5s;-iuch Black Brocads Clo.h-nnish Raglan,
reduced to s5, 6s frcm -. ss.
Que J4-ineh Brown and Tan Striped Mohair Rag
Ian. reduced TO a.. 6s from sl2
1wo-one 5S-inch and one 5S-inch-Nevmarkets
reduced 10 81. 6s from sl2 Fancy stripes with
silk lined hoods
one - inch sik- finish Waterproof reduced to - os
from s76S
60 We take medicine bravely, not by Sips
dsn'i rsdues prices 0radu7IIg butelip Of oil proat
and part Of coat az once. Result: Ssasonabls bar
gains for Jon. clean stock for Us.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
tcontin1sd bslovJ
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MRS. w1NsI.oW's SOOTHING sYRUP

MRS. wINsIOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been nsed for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for thei- CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHEs the
CHILD, SOFrENS the GUNS, ALLAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie and is the best rsIne1v for
DIARnHEA Sold by druggists IN every par. Of the
world BE and ask for MRS. Winslows Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take no other kind - cents bottle
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$751;

We will sell ycu Storm Coat. Melton. Kersey.
Tweed OF Cashmere Oyercoat at
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While WA1rIss Fon The VERDICT

We reminded Of sudden change Of tempera-
ture-a chilliness-frostiness in the atmosphere
piercngly penetrating.
SILVER and shake. you surely shall.
From capital to PEDESTAL
Provided you don't protect yourselves And protec-
ton in this connection means
OvERcoaqs.
We've got them. lots OF 'em cheap. too. So amaz-
ingly cheap tina: you'll wonderif they're worth
ing. We say yes. And you'll arfec with us when you
see them. We will sell you blue Chinchiiia Over
coat. any size from 33 to A. at
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DO you know We have
A Large Assortment
Gas Heating Stoves,
u. % 70 Sl2.
NCDDIsIAN, Ga 18th o..
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M1NyIX. FONDA COMPANY
s07 Penna. Ave. NV. til fTaEephons IN
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JHE PAI.AIs ROYAL
L. LisSER.
o.. f.,h IT. sad Pa ave-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MISUNDERSTANDING
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
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for the Grst time this the Palais Royal claims
10 - the main depot for MEMS ladies' childrens
Underwea-. We have waited for the verdict Of the
public. !; has been given
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THE ENGINES.

The engines, which can act Independently,
are vertical triple-expansion engines Of 10000
collective horse power, high pressure, s6-inoh
cylinder and intermediate 50 inches and two
common stroke being IS inches. The con-
densers have 1000 feet Of cooling surface.
There il double vertical air pump, forced by
. verticle compound engine for each Of The pro-
puision engines. The circulating pumps work
independently. There are four double-end
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WORN A Gprsr. 4 Box.

Dyspepsia IL stealing the roses from many ladies'
Chests and making many neu's faces bi4nch-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures OOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OOOOODOOOOOOOOO
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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We know that