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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
HOUSE

The House was called to order today by Mr..
Kerr. its clerk. who read communication
from the Speaker designating Mr.. McAIillin
(Tenn.) as Speaker pro tenn. for the day.
In his prayer the chaplain invoked Divine
protection of the Senators, Representatives
and members of the press in their trip to Chi
cago. 1.-The mighty city of the west. the marvel
of the century" He also referred TO the
Speakers indisposition, and prayed that his
brief respite from toll and care might result in
his perfect restoration to health.
On motion of Mr.. Turnston. (Kan.) a
resolution was adopted setting apart Saturday.
March 10. for the delivery of euiogies upon the
late Senator Plumb.
SILVER TO THE FRONT.
Silver comes to the front again, but this time
in a form that elected no opposition from
either the silver or anti-silver men. 1t comes
in the shape Of a resolution from Mr.. Bland
providing for a reprint of the silver ill and COR
printing 5000 additional copies Of tie majority
and minority report. AIR. Tracey On. y. sug.
gested that the number be increased to 10000,
proval and as SO amended the resolution was
adopted.
THE PRIVATE CALENDAR.
The House went into committee Of the whole
(Mr. Richardson OF Tennessee in the chair) on
the private calendar.
The first bill to bs considered was one ap-
propriating $4,000 for the relief of the
First Methodist Church at Jackson,
but on the motion made by Mr. EnlOe Tenn
that the bill be laid aside with Q favor
able Recommendation, the vote stood sc 70 81.
Mr.. Bland (Mo) did not make the
point Of mo quorum" but demanded tellers.
Cochran (NY.) raised the point Of no quorum.
There was then a dispute as to whether the
point was not taken too late.
In the course of the discussion Mr.. Reed
(Me.) made some Of his characteristics remarks
IS to the advIssbilify OF counting a quorum
An ALLEGATION OF WORDS.
The chairman and Mr.. Reed thereupon bad {
short colloquy, which the chairman subse.
queutly alluded to as an ''altercation-"
1 hope the chair will not designate II a. a.
alteration, said Mr.. Reed.
1T was an alteration Of words" responded
the chairman; that was all the chair meant TO
| say"
Mr. Reed-'I txuss that the chair will no,
designate in that way. That would be unjusi
| 70 the chair and to me-"
The chairman-''The chair does not mean u
be unfair TO the gentleman"
| Mr.. Reed think it is unfair 10 the chAars
we'll a. to myself"
The ehair-.The chair viii try to tsks care
Of himseh and Of the gentleman from Maine
and viii not do him an injustiee'
Tellers we're sppointed on Mr.. Enloss motion,
and he and Mr.. Cochran we're sp
pointed. After wsary waiting no quorum
appeared. and Mr.. Cochran withdrew bin
point, stating that he understood that Mr En-
| loe wished TO catch the train for Chicago. A
the geutleman's absence from Chicago nigh
hrsSk quorun tAers tiaughser) he (Nfr. Cssas
rsa) withdrew his psins Of no quoruo hsrsI
AsMr. Enlos's seqnsss ths BAN vss p>sssd
over to rstsin its place on the ealsaAnsL -
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Shoe boxes In the store Of Mossrs Wilson Carr. go
street, yesterday told the story OF busy day.
When they placed their %. so Shoe on the market
time ago they were convinced that 1t was the
best value for the money offered In Washington.
aud time has proven the truth q this belief This
Shoe has made many friends among their lady patrons
for its SOFT yielding leather guarantees lots OF comfort
tender feet Three styles Of to- and choice b.
tween glaze dull finish makes Il unusually sttssc
tive. The Shoe for gentlemen 10 neat and drsssy In
appearance and Just the thing for incsmeut vesther
Their stock of Patent Leather Shoes . complete and
embraces every desirable shape Tbs prices range
from % to 60 fel3W
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THE ANrI-oPTIoN Bill.
Ii VIII Be Modified 80 =. Not to Affect leg
mate Trnnsactiona

Ii VIII he Modified 80 q. Not to Affect L~eiti-
mate Transactions
IL is practically assured that the anti
option bill, which is being discussed In the
committees a the House and Senate.
will be so modified as not 10 effect legiti-
mate transactions In futures. Both Mr. Hatch.
chairman Of the House committee, and
Mr.. washburn. author OF the bill in the
Senate, have expressed purpose TO have the
bill 90 amended that while it will prohibit
dealings which are q simple gamble. not
based on any commodity possessed or
IN prospect OF possession By the
broker, legitimate sales Of psoducts 20 be de-
hvered at some future time will not be inter.
fsred with. 10 effect this. worry import sni
notifications will be made IN the bill
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IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
An Early Advance In the Market Led b.
Reading.

An Early Advance In the Market Led BY
Reading.
NEw YoaK. Feb. 1s.-The market opened lower
with the exception Of . few stocks that dis
played marked strength. lake Erie preferred
advanced l>s and Chicago gas y. Later
on the coal stocks became active
ana Reading, Jersey and Lackawsnna
quickly advanced. Reading rose I&,
Jersey ~ and Lackawanna per cent Toward
s ns sioss OF the hour. the activity died away,
Ius me IL clock figures were about the best.
An tne second hour the coalers and
Lske Erie were the only features. Reading
aasHnoed To- COS. The other coalers were
neglected. Toward noon the general list weak
ened and the early advance was lost in most
cases Al tnls writing q so p. m. the market ID
ouil. SAles to noon. z52, 900 shares.
Money easy at l1Sa2 per cent. Exchange
steady; posted rates, ls61Sa4Ss; actual rates,
4S51sa4s6X for sixty days and 4s61 Sa4s7 for de-
msnd. 6overnments-steady; currency 6s. los
bid; A, COUP, 1l6>S bid; extended q, registered
100 bid.
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H. 1rooeO WIZ 60 kneo Beoes - ne 1tFoe
q Next May.
NV Yoax, Feb. l0-Ths Brasilian consul
general, SENIOR Maeedo, received yesterday
BY The stsansh,p yisilaacia ofscial
advices from the Brazilian government
postponing until May the decree Of
November Il. 1891, which IVES TO 80 into effect
on January !. 1881 The decree sets forth the
conditions Of the reciprocity treaty between
the United States and Brazil snd the manner In
which merchandise 10 to be exported.
The postponement is due 70 the strenuous
objections made By American exporterh who
claim that the Brazilian government requires
too much information from them. The decree
requires that exporters shall formulate In theii
blanks the list Of the articles to be shipped &c
Brazil, faithfully containing names. marks, mum
bers, weight. kind, quality, quantity, origin and
value Of the merchandise rs we'll as the destina
ton. and shall make il to the Brazilian
consulate for legalieation, and regarding arti
cles OF which Brazil il one Of the principal con
snmers. the consul must verify most scrupu
lousy the real cost Of the production and add
shersto the expenses and pro6ta
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PA1,rs ROYAL KID GLOVES
Ar
SPECIAL REpucrroSs In Prices.

CLOSED half day on Monday. therefore special bar
gains are offered tomorrow in Gloves. Hosiery and
Handkerchiefs that shall cause Saturday. February
90. to BE- connected in your minds with the Palais
Royal
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Doxr HrsrrarE.

Yos know the old saying. He who bssitssss b
lost" IL certainly apples with great force In sens
thineA
When you know you are rirhf don't hesitate 10 say
IL: ~hsn you know what you want dont hssiisis 10
demand IL
When you 90 TO buy bottle Of cAkTkks LITTLE
LIVER PILLS don't hesitate say you want CAR
TEAS" don't be<ptsse 90 thss yoa 80 CAR
Ting and DON'T hesitate 90 refuss snythsnx
oR~r,d % rou - -uAne 'C-A-R-T-R-R - ~ ,ust
a. mod NJ CAFETERIA" Thse h nethias 30
"a .. ..c-A-R-r-E-R--s.- They mover f.n.
pop,t hesitate 10 say when limitations ssd fssois
are offered toyou-
Don't hesitate to demand tho senuins cARIERO
LITTLE Liver PILLS.
A POSITIVE cuRE ron SICK HEADACHE
Small I'm. small Dss.. snan puss ,sis
Is L ~ 9. bs,sshs.
kLNVi6 . 5eAxDsoIGf.
ap30-tr 5il va -. n ..
CurrDuxu Cnr
YoR PITcuEa's
cAsroRIA.
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AESSRS. REED AND McKlLLIN
Have a Little "Altercation Of
Words" in the House.
A NO RUM PoIN
was the Occasion Of the Colloquy. but Amer
weary Voting by Teilsrs the Point Wa
Withdrawn and Matters Then Wont Along
Smoothly.
SENATE.

Owing TO the fact that the congressional sx-
cursion to Chicago was to start at an early hour
in the afternoon the attendance Of Senators at
the opening Of the proceedings in the senate
today wss very small
AGAINST TRANSFERRING TIE REVENUE nAxlNH
SERVICE.
The Vice President laid before the Senate q
communication from the Secretary Of the
Treasury in answer to q Senate resolution, tax
ing strong ground against the proposed trans
fer of the revenue marine service from the
Treasury to the Navy Department The Score
tary recommends the creation of q retired list
for the revenue marine service. 1t was referred
to the committee on naval affairs. with q sug-
gestion from Mr.. Cockrell that the communi-
cation receive the committees prsyerful con-
alteration.
On motion of Mr. Morrill, It was resolved that
when the Senate adjourns today it be to meet
next Tuesday.
AGAINST CARS OK THE BRIDGE.
Mr.. Dawes presented protest by citizens Of
Washington, DC, against the use Of the Free
bridge by street car railroad lines
Among the petitions and memorials pre-
scented were a number relative to the anti-op-
ton bill and praying the extension OF the free
delivery mail service to country districts.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Reports were received from committees ~
follows:
| Providing for the establishment OF a military
post on the Yukon river, Alaska Adverse re-
port indefinitely postponed.
| To authorize an exploration and survey OF
the interior of Alaska. Calendar.
Terminating the reduction in the number OF
engineers OF the navy. Calendar.
The calendar then taken up and bills
| were disposed of as follows:
| Granting to the state of Washington certain
lands for the purpose Of fish hatchery.
To pay to John Little and Hobart Williams
| Of Omaha, Neb., &, 0j0 on a finding Of the
| Cour' oi Siaiins. fassed
| CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.
Mr.. higgins onsred a resolution requesting
'he PRESIDENT IN moi Incompatible with the
pubic interests) to inform the senate OF the
proceedings recently had between representa-
tives of the Dominion OF Canada and the British
government as TO arrangements for reciprocal
trade with Canada. He asked its immediate
| consideration.
| Granting the right OF way to the Duluth and
| Manitoba Railroad Company across the Fort
| Pembina reservation in North Dakota Passed.
To facilitate settlement OF claims for arrears
| Of pay and bounty IA matter Of official detail
| Passed.
| Authorizing the distribution Of documents
| to land grant colleges. Laid over.
| To pay eli 600 to Dr. John b. Read as roy
alty on rifle proiectiles with iron sabots PARROT
| shells) Laid over after discussion. Appropriate
ing S43, 900 fer Geo. +. Roberta administrator
| Of the surviving partner OF Thayer
| Bros Passed. Fo- a beacon light on
| the government breakwater at Bridgeport,
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During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today burial permits were issued from the
health office for the following:
white-wm. Mercer, 6S years, pneumonia;
Alexander W. baltimore. 50 years. pneumonia;
Leonhard Emmert So years, pneumonia; jose
phine Hesse, 81 years. pulmonary oedema;
Marie Michigan. "a wears. puerperal fever
Ralph Van A. Tyler, I. years. bronchitis
Colored-Wm. Watts, As years, tuberculsr
diarrhda; Garrison scott, 80 wears. tubercu-
losis; Mary +. Jackson, 80 years. Tuberculosis;
Emma Brown, ~ years, phthisis pulmonalis;
tacia L. Dceckanl, year, broncho-pneu monia;
Gaorge l.. Smith. q wears catarrhal pneumonia;
Mary Z. Marshall, IL months, paralysis Of
heart.
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Sl.35 GARMENTS Fon $50.

Il HEsE most popular garments q speciality Of the
PAINS Royal Vastly superior to the usual 81 under
and but little inferior to the garments often
tailed at $50 Isna ,oonder hare many reot-
lar customers tcr h'nsf Besides the usual styles of
Corset Covers. CLenises. Drawers. Skirts and Gowns
We are showing soma new styles. AMONG which Is q
Gown with yoke of solid embroidery. surplice neck.
full high sleeves and turnover cuffs. All at 81 cents
until saturday evening.
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BoYs'
1-elasp WALKING GLOvEs-s1 25.
PERRrs.

NINTH AND THE AVENUE"
Established 1870 Telephone 9eo.
Ifears # 9iserstion-) III (Dispateh-)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19

The will OF the late Sarah Jane Forrest vas
fled today. She leaves her real estate-houses
ALAS and 2l27 L street northwes,-to her
nephew, W. r. Brown. as executor. to cell and
reinvest In three houses OF equal value, one for
each OF her three children
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To Look for the -Peg.L.e" Mine.

10 L00B TOT th0 ~PeE-L0g" Mine.
SAX Francisco, Feb. 19.-Thos. L. Doran and
three companions, all experienced in desert
travel. will start from here on Sunday to search
for the lost "Psg-leg" mine. which for thirty
years has been one Of the mysteries Of the Col
orado desert. Doran and his companions will
thoroughly explore the desert country, where at
least . dozen Of their predecessors in this
search have left their bones.
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The Mining Engineers at Baltimore.

The Mining Engineers at Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 19-The American institute
Of mining engineers, with their wives and
daughters accompanying them to the annual
meeting, enjoyed an excursion about the river
and bay today. Many Of the largo establish
ments bordering on the bay were visited. The
pleasures Of sightseeing were only interrupted
by the serving Of magnificent lunch on the
steamer. This evenings business session brings
the annual meeting to a close.
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MAIgIfftn

AGAR-MACDoNoUGH. On thursday, February
Is lSe. at WASHINGTON IN the Distract
JOHN GlhACD AHAh, son Of Mm. Agar. ESQ. 81
New Orleans. and AGNks LOUISE osua htsr Of tle
late kstissriIe Aacdpnough frans ESQ., Cal y
CAAEkoN-ANDRENs. In Washington. d. C., at
tne residehos oi the mides p,rents LnursdAy, feA
drew.s Nnurch, DANIEL DOUGLAS CAhEhoS TO
EEASCEs slkGlNlA daughter of Henri ". An
dreus. No caris A home. lsls HARDWOOD avenue, lie
DEot lark. lAuburn and Homer. n A.. pspers pies.s
CODY
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MRS. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. WINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARSby MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t sOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie. and 10 the best remedy fol
DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part Of tho
world. Be and ask for Mrs winslows Soothing
Syrup" and take no other kind. % cents bottle.
d3l-ly
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Col. sss,pse. Of Dallas Rstsr.s.

Col. Atnap00n o. Oauoo x0Saroes
DALLAS, TEE, Feb. l9.-CoL J. b Simpson,
who 70 many people In Dallas thought had Asd
the country, returned homo from Hot Springs
yesterday and In IN hour after his arrival 6hsr.
u Lewis arrested him on Q charge OF en-
boxsiinx 81, 90 from Scotch loan company
u Hamburg. The cuiunel went 10 TIE shgrtt
once and was released on 5000 bond
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Unusually Heavy snow in England.

UhusuaIIy Heavy SNOW IN EngIand.
LONDON. Feb. 19.-The most extraordinary
snow storm which has visited England for a
generation continues, and, if anything, is
growing heavier. The snow fall in some places
is several feet deep. Railway communication
is stopped and the telegraph lines arc down in
every direction.
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TEE STAND Brs
fri Is so NATURAL To BECOME ATTACHED

fir Is so NATURAL To BECOME ATTACHED
III
II TO whatever gives satisfaction We have Gus
II TONERS for GLovEs-lsdies more especisly-vho
have make. season after season. for years.
ThshaK dozen brands that hold to all follow
fashion to the letter No matter which you take
MP with-the proper shade is be here 1t isnt
bae idea TO stick the bridge tina. has carried you
safely "Th.sizss always the same. You know
yoIr nuuiberse!ect tile color-snd you saved the
annoyance Of trying on-snd trying You knop ey
srper,sIsos they going 10 6G 1t necessary
bu, guarantee the qualities.
We are here TO serve you. thouEt-H you haven't
Put your faith in any particular make will
set" many 70 your hani as you desire. We are
sure of the sx-;hs leaders Of Christendom-Inust
iast suit.
This talk Is opportuns-bscauss i. 10 spring buying
time
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Second Edition Continued on sixth r.x.

PRpDESILY break up yoGr cold by the timely
use OF Dr. ID. Jsynes Espc, iuraut, an old reIncdv
for sore lungs and throfts, and certain curative
for colds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-19
HANDMADE French UspEawEAs

u UST a. II came from the homes of the makers.
therefore somewhat soilsd. But how Il 1iH uash.
Have you ever worn this French Percale Underwear!
fos hare nscer rorn At outfits srerIastino. Gowns
from sl.23 to 90. 6S. Skirts. sl.35 to s4.68
Chemises. 75c- to e. es. Drawers. Sc. to q. 90.
Until Saturday the gowns marked SLIPS for CSC.
They have handsnstrofdsrsd shirt front rita rs
Aand-mads tueks The 7oc. Chemises for 50c. Thsss
10 the Freneh saeeus shape. The OIL. ~ Skirts
for O.. IS. E,th S-tneh Northumberland aouncs.
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DARK SKIRTS Fos SPRING.

90 CENTS for Warranted Fast Black Satinetta
skirtS with box-peated rufi.es. uhseh are to b
the Fdiais Royal speeiaitv-tke best Droeura6is a
the prtes-
The following in Black and spring colons
China Silk skirts. e. 80 to 81. 6s each
surah silk Skirts. g. IS to SIS each.
Glaze six Skirts, 81. Us to els each.
Tayeta SIX skirts. 81. 6S to Sc so each.
Gloria Silk Skirts. %. 90 to 81. Is each.
Mohair BrilhAntine Skir,s, 81. Us to % 80 each.
sAtteen skirts. Ell to e39S each
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TEE FosrER.
7-hoos GLACE IN Tan and Black-sl. rs.

Mothers buy for the MISSES and BOYS-but
MEN have to shift for themselves. They haven't
time to hunt around" They want q place to 20
where they feel they getting the best their money
buy-in proper forms That is the kind of conf
dsncs our iostsrs-i thrives such qualities
these:
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S1.9S Cows FoR Sl.39.

HEsE Cambria Gowns arp . triumph Of the de-
sgners art. Inc window display viii best tell you Of
that Undesirable something the writer doesn't know
how to write Of. The magic Of the arrangement Of
the lace and embroidery trimmings must DO seen.
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Range Of the Thermometer.

The following were the readings at the ofice
OF the weather bureau today: 5 am, 40; q p M,
IS; maximum. 40; minimum. 80.
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TIE TREroUssE,
The AUG. CHARLES,

s-butto7 SUEDE in colors and Black-S2
4button SUEDE in colOrs-s1 80.
4 button GLACE N Black and colors-Sl. %.
II, 10 aud oO-buttOn EyLNIN6 SHADES
and BLACk-s2. 80. IS and 81 30.
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CAnHAar & Lr1DY.
o2S eth and 7O6 K -. ~.

Thousands Of little things We keep IN ..
YANKEE NOTIONS -,
That will Be interesting and rrohtabls to yoA
silk Seam Binding. lie piece.
SILK Prussian Seam Binding. zoo. pdecA
Best Hooks and Eyes, and Sc. card.
lO0-yd Spool Linen Thread. &c. spool.
Red Woven Initial Letters. 13c. . box.
Curling Irons &c. each. 60.
Egg DaTners. &c, each. - 5-5, 30
Pins Of all kinds. Needles. whalsbonss. Castings.
Beltings. Dress Shields, Buttons, Binding, Dress
Trimmings and FindinSa
STAMPED LINEN AND Art GOODS.
Imported Zephyr. DC. alap.
Imported Saxony Wool. 12c . hank. =. sk-t
Imported Germantown Wool. 10c. hank :"
Imported Spanish WOOL 1Sc. hank.
Star Emby sfk. Sc. . doL
Ladies' Roman Ribbed Hose. all aisss q 25c pair.
You will pay 3oc for these elsewhere.
great bargain in new Plaid Drsss Goods. - inohsa
wide at Soc. per yard.
Extra Quality 36-inch silkaline, I2,(c q yard.
LADIES' and Misses Coats to b closed out q meal
reduction.
/ CARHARr LKlDY.
fsl2 9:s 7th and TOO ~ nv.
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'Ex. hghta


BALTIMORE, Feb. ts.-Flour active. unchanged
receipts, 1855 barrels: shipments, 1907 barrelS
sales, ZsO0 barrels. Wheat unsettled and higher
No. : red. spot, Le5kal.e6k; February, Lo6Ha
i.e6k; March, L0shsLe6k; Nay, Lesalo6t;
steamer, No. 5 red, Lelk-feceapta. M.oss bush
els stock saGs9S bushels; sales 1i1,oeo busheia
Southern wheat nrner -Fult., Looal.es; Long.
berry, Losal.oI. Corn nrm-mixed spot, 4saa9A;
February, 4aaSsk; March, 4oa4sS: April. ~ May
lss4sX; steamer mixed: I,.x!S.ecelpes, 1si %
6usaeis; saiss $4,000 eushelA Southern corn nrn
white, Ss,{asS yellow. ~saso. Oats steady-No
wMis vcstera. ssH: No : mixed western 81
ann ana hieher-Na z. LOo-receipts, B,aSl bush
-: shipments, 4Sss bushels; tock. 1850 bushels
Hsy sfesdy-good 10 choice timothy, 1aoeslA0o
Gram freighss nrm--ssssner to Liverpool. PEI
hnshea aKd; Cork tor orders, Per quarters, o.
sIXd Cotton Notwithstanding. ~. Pro
Visions stssdy. unclaimed. Butter good inquiry
II. Codee steady. unchanged. Sugar quiet
steady. Copper steady, unchanged. Whisky I'M
snsnSsd feannfs unchsnesd.
sALFINoRR. Feb l,.-vscnaa coosols, threel
more and ONO eouthweste1n nrsts, iesaissk; do
aryf Incomes, % bid do. second incomes, .
asked; DO. third incomes, sxask; Consolidate,
gas stockA lsXsSsx.
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battle Sore EYES
WITH PONDS
EXTRAoT.

If YouR BACK ACHES
Or you are AL worn out. really good for nothing IL
General Debility. Try
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
1t will and give good appetite. Sold By al
dealers in medicine.
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The BALsaS.

BIARRITZ in Tan. Gray and Back-9S cents.
BIARRiIZ in White. Pearl and Mode. with
BIARRITz CHaMOIs in White and natural
coIOr-Sl.
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CurCAo0, YsA - tcloelng3- - wheat - Feb
s ~ ~ IL e. os Ss.iSysi ms o ~
"a. e I'm tSa.xsS cox. ais-SsS.
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1885, Pea Cent DIscouxr,

w RAPs include Wrappers, Tea Gowns, Ulsters
Capes. Jsckets. also Childrens Garments. furs In
clude Trimmings, Capes, Muds Ons-tAtrd Of "a
prses .asked tAs garment you select since man
are mark ed Al reduced prices you may actually MOI
buy ss half price.
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HAT Is YouRs,
The REYSrER,

The REYxrEr
We show them tn
4-button SUEDE in coIors A2d Biack-e1.6o
ard II -.
4buttOn 6LACE in Biack-el15
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