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FOREPAUGH'S GREAT SHOW.

The Great Street Parade This Morning
Some of the Novelties Presented.
To the great delight Of the small boy as well
as ths small girl and the contingent Of boys
and girls of larger growth who merely superin-
tend the enjoyment Of the little ones the
circus parade passed through the streets
Of the city today. 1t was Adam Fore
paugh's grand aggregation of wonders and did
not fail to elicit enthusiasm all along the
line. The parade. however. was only a fore
taste, as it were of the treat in store for those
who visited the great tent at the corner Of
North Capitol and L streets, where q perform
ancs was given this afternoon. This evening at
O'Clock there will be another exhibition and
tomorrow afternoon and evening there will be
performances
The parade as well as the circus perform
ance was one of those skilltul combinations of
old but popular features of the circus with
novelties and new ideas for which Mr.. Fore
psugh. senior. was famous. and which his sue
cessors developing with skill. There was
the array of fine horses and gorgeous wagons.
while Wild animals looked peacefully out
from behind the barred cages upon
the numerous succulent children who
divided their attentions between the band and
the animals. At the special points OF inter-
est the size OF the procession was more than
doubled by the volunteers who stood man
Iully DIV the snow from It's urst appearance on
the streets until it had retired again into
the inviting regions of the tent. The
youngsters who did not follow the procession.
but who were compelled TO occupy the less
attractive position. IN the juvenile estimation
at least. along the sidewalks. however, did full
justice to the show. So did the older people.
who. of course. were there from the unselfsh
motive OF giving some enjoyment TO the chill
dren- At any rate t:e parade had admirirg
throngs 30 look upon its beauties.
The tent Is big one and seems so to those
Who have been accustomed 10 the acres OF can
Vas which EorepauSh's show requires. There
~as none too nuch room. however. 20 accom-
modats all those who pressed for admission.
In addition TO the usual features which are
common 10 the circus there "A number
Of attractions winch proved to be popular
and interesting. One OF the features
Is the representation of the scenes and battles
OF the revolution. which proved to be realistic
Representation of battles without. however. the
SMOKE OF powder. smOseless powder is EN-
Iioyed. and the latest devices OF science are
utilized 10 make the exhibition effective ard at
the time free from disagreeable results
it l. held within the tent Of a CIRCUS ard the
spectator showed their appreciation and inter-
est BY hearty applause. As Tor the children.
they were delighted. and from the animals in
the cages outside OF the show tent TO the trick
horses and the daring acrobatS they enjoyed
everything. and no doubt the majority wonder
why II l. that the ciTccs is not a more frequent
event III life.
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DECORATION DAY,
subcomnittees Appointed to Have Charge
of the Exercises.

Subcommittees Appointed to Have Charge
of the Exercises.
At meeting Of the G. A. R. executive COM
mittee on memorial services held Saturday
night subcommittee were announced as follows:
Decorations and grounds-E. J. Sweet. chair
man; Lorenzo Vanderhoef. 7. R. Senior, H. NJ
Gilman. c. G. Bollinger. Fred Fowler. s. NJ
Marsh. H. 8. Tinker and Edmond CoterilL
Ttansportstion-N. NJ. Brooks. chairman; J.
II. Keogh and ". H. Peck
Muscle. ID. Tracy. chairman: Thomas CAL
yer, J. W. Deneaue. Waiter Middleton. H. E
Burton, J. A Edison and J. ". F. Williams
Finance. Hart. chairman; William Gibson,
Edward Webster, J. S. Mccoy. Charles A. Nc
Evan H. H. Specht. Peter McGirr, i. E. W.
THOMPSON. W. II. Hoover. L. b. Cutter. E. A.
Fentou, ID. J. Evans, {. c. Clay. Charles
Loefaes. r. E. Smith. T. R. Turnbull. George
c. Harris, ". N Thomas; N. D. Adams, G. N.
Evans. II. c. Hamilton, L. ". Williams, John
Fallon, John Beardsley and S. c. Robb.
Soldiers Home-Nathan Bickford. chairman:
c. B. Moore, William Campbell, d. G. Proctor,
]. NJ. Cults and J. W. Hayes
Congressional-B. t. Janney. chairman; Fl.
H. Moler, A. F. Dinsmore, W. H. Miner. E. W.
Davis. &. I. Carter. L. f. Callan. James Bland
and James Liverpool.
Oak Hill. W. Kirkley. chairman; Rudolph
Timer and G. ". Fletcher
Battle and Rock Creek-Peter McGirr chair
man: C. B. Moore. o. A. Carpenter and o. d.
kinsman.
Isolated graves-Daniel Williams. chairman:
]. H. Devices, r. D. Goodman.
Mt. Olivet and Graceand-B F. Fuller.
chairman; l. E. W. Thompson, Edward Web
ster.
ST. Elizabeth-w. H. Peck, chairman; James
II. Dony, S. G. Wood
Ora tons and poems-S. E. Faunce, G. NJ.
Hustled and Newton Feree.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

AIB.rGH's OPEEA HoUsE--..The Crust Of
Society,"
NEW NATIONAL TEEArER--Evans and Hoey in
"a Parlor Match"
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Pa1liuo Hall in ''Puri-
tania"
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER--"Ole Olsen"
EERSsSs LYcEUN THEATER-George Dixon
and q vaudeville company.
The BATTLE OF GErrYsBURG.-15th street
and Ohio avenue
FITzsIMMoSs Auditorium 9th street near
Pennsylvania avenue Continuous perform
ance from moor until 1880 pm.
NATIONAL RIFLES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BY company c. Engineer Corps, and Columbia
Musical Club
TAKoNA PARK CHAPEL-Concert by DR..
Bischoff and Congregational Church Quartet.
FoREPAUsH's CIRcUs.-Corner North Capitol
and L streets northwest.
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We have been discovered.

We have been discovered.
That is Washington, the capital of the nation.
has been discovered. and the lineal descendant
of Columbus has done the discovering. On
the little trip which made ''ze great Colombo
as his Italian friends call him. so famous he did
not make any extended stay in this city.
In fact it is doubtful whether Christopher. with
all his knowledge in regard to geography. ever
really heard of the District of Columbia. His
descendant, the Duke of veragua. must there
fore in some WAYS be considered as a more
thoroughly informed man than his great an
cestor. The Duke of Veragua reached
Washington from New York Saturday even
ing The party was quite an extensive one.
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THE DUKE OF yERAGUA.

The duke is accompanied by his wife. son and
daughter and by his brother. the Marquis de
Barboles. his nephew. Carlos de AquIlera. the
the private secretary. and Marquis VillaDar.
official secretary. On the part of the United
States there is with the party Commander
Dickens of the navy. who has with him his
charming wife. VINO has been of marked assist
ance in entertaining The distinguished guests.
The Arlington has formed the resting place
of the ducal party since their arrival in this
city and has been the starting point for all the
little excursions of discovery which have been
made into the surrounding wilds.
THE DUKE AND HIS PARTY
The Duke of Veragua is good-looking gen.
tleman of medium height. with clean haven
lips and side whiskers. His brother, the Mar
quis de Barboles. bears a striking resemblance
to the duke. The ladies of the party good
looking and vivacious. while the younger men
might be mistaken for Americans.
The full title OF the head of the distinguished
party is Don Cristobal Colon de la Cerda Duk
of Veragua, Marquis of Jamaica. Admiral
and Adelantado Mayor of the Indies.
He is direct descendent Of the great
explorer. The title dates from 1908. when
after long litigation-the male heirs having be-
come extinct-a great grandson was given
possession of the dignity and wealth denied 10
Columbus and to his son, Diego, the second adj
miral. during their lives.
NE Hfst Duht Ol NeraSui WIS tne GRANDSON
of Isabella. third daughter of Diego Columbus.
Diego won for his bride Dona Maria de Toledo.
daughter of FerdinandO de Toledo and niece OF
the Duke of Alva. who was chief favorite of the
king. The youngest daughter of this union.
Isabella. married Don George of Portugal
Count of Gelves. Don George was a scion OF
the Portuguese house of Braganza established
In Spain
The title Veragua was derived from the rich
gold coast so named which Columbus discov-
cred in 1902 1t was evidently part of the pres
ent Costa Eica-
The present duke was born in Madrid in
1887.
He studied law at the University of Madrid
and in due time took his degree. He joined
the liberal party and IN 1871 he was chosen by
the electors of Arevallo to represent them In
the cortes. In 1874 he became a -mber of the
municipal uncil of Madrid, but he resigned
soon afterward when change in the govern
ment took place.
He then began to devote his entire time to
agricultural pursuits and the breeding OF cattle.
In 1876 he was again called into public life and
became the representative of the Puerto Rico
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and Navy Department, entering by the navy
end. They we're received by Mr.. McAdoo and
conducted around the building, calling on the
Secretaries Of State and War.
This evening Senator and Mrs. Brice will
give a reception in honor OF the distinguished
visitors. Tomorrow morning there will be
another drive. to be followed in the afternoon
by a reception at Mr.. Gardiner Hubbard's.
president Of the Geographical Society. In the
evening the duke and party will dine with the
Spanish minister. The return journey TO New
York will be made Wednesday, leaving this
city via the Pennsylvania road at $40 am.
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Three slight Fires.

On SATURDAY. the frame shed of /. ID. Na.ti-
soa. 1925 p street northwest. was damaged by
IRE to tie extent OF SIS
Between and O'Clock Saturday afternoon
FIRE took place in tine third story of q. J..
Muiler's establishment. $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. from a gas jet setting fire to a table
anG about S15 dsa,age resulted
At lbs O'Clock Saturday night a fire took
place IN an cd shanty owned by j. Butler and
occupied BY Sarah Wornly. between q. II, 81
and /, streets, and about SO damage re-
suited
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SKIN AND SCALP

cleanssd, purified and beautihed By CUTIcURA
SOAP. greatest OF skin purifiers and bsautifers q
we'll - pursst and sweetest Of toilet and nursery
soaps. Only cure for pimpiss and blackhsads. BE-
cause the only preventive Of inflammation md clog
King OF the pores. the Of complsxiona dis.
fsuratlons. Sold sverywasrs.
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NOTES,


Marriage licenses have been issued by tie
clerk of the conrt to the following: Theo.
Eugene Oertel of Chicago, Ill, and Marie C.
Rollngs; Edgar P. Cromwell and Josephine
Meslck, both of Virginia: Philip Guiliani and
Ella Eresnan OF Baltimore. Md: Chas. n. Smith
of Baltimore and Carrie C. Selby; W. H. Lux
ton and Ida May Haggett both of Cambridge,
Nd: VIM. GaskIns and Susie NJ. Burke; James
McMichael and Mary Alice Rinker.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NArrOSAL RIYLEs' HALL--There will be a
concert tonight at the National Rifles Hall
given by company &. engineer corps. u. C.. "
u. and the Columbia Musical Club which is
composed of banjos. mandolins and guitars.
when an attractive program will be presented.
A dance will follow
TABERNACLE CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH.-A
concert will be given at the Tabernacle Congre-
gational Church. on Sch street near south
west. on FRIDAY evening next. when the Presi-
dents G.ee Club of Howard University assisted
by the university choir. will furnish tine pro-
gram. Both these organizations contain some
good singers and an enjoyable evening may be
anticipated
PApEREwSKI.-The recital OF Paderewski, the
eminent Pianist. which was announced for the
18th instant, will not take place. the late en-
xagement having been cancelled. Those who
have purchased tickets can have their money
refunded az Me.zerotts music store.
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THE DUKE OF vERAGUA.
Columbus Direct Descendant on a Visit to
the Capital.

TIE PARTY OF DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AND
THEIR NovENENrs-ATTESDING MASS AT ST.
JosEPH's - HosPITALITIEs SHOWN To THE
DUKE-THE PROGRAM TO BE CARRIED OUT.
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THE. SrAl was serensded SATURDAY. evening
BY the Drum and Bugle Corps Of Canton Po-
tomac, l. Q. o. f., and, although the members
OF the band are eight weights" 20 far - avor-
dupois and stature are concerned, they are
giants" when it comes TO serenading.
LAST night at St Psurs Catholic Church,
corner 18th and v streets northwest, Dr. w. C.
TIden delivered an effective address upon the
scientific aspects OF the Kelley cure. There
was large audience present who listened st-
tentively to the interesting talk Of Dr.. Tildsn
and frequently interrupted him with applause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-24

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING NO 1919
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, SITUATED on
TIE ALLY IN TIE RRAR OF Nos 1910
AND 12l2 STREET SOUTHWEST
By virtue of three several deeds Of 70 MS bear
ing date August 10. A ID. 1881. and duly rerurdel
respectively. in llber 40. 1872 folio - SEQ folio
70 ct and folio 10 seq, OF the land reco OF
the Dl-trlct II Columbia. and the request Il the
party secured thereby. tire undersigned.
will sell at public auction. in the premise
A. d. 1895. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, all those certain pieces or parcels OF
land and pre- nises situate in Washington
euished and being lots numbered Al. as and a.
Thomas S. fuckers subdivision Of part Of square
y1 plat recorded in Liber ls folio lbs. q the
records Of the surveyors Office Of the District If Co
umbia; said lot II having frontage Of ID feet
let by depth of al feet and said lots - ana a.
each having a frontage os l3 fees a IL. s.b-foot
alley by depth Of ID p feet together with the
proveuents taereon. consisting OF three->sory
brick dwelling ana two tvo-story brick dwellings
Each piece of property to be sold separately.
Terms Of sale: Ore-third Of the purchase money Ia
each TO be PAID IN cssh. balance IN three equal
payments In one. and three years. with interest
cured by deed Of trust the property sold. al
cash. at the option Ct the purchaser. deposit OF
800 upon lot Al and 800 each loss 4 and ~ viii
be required at the time 81 sale All veyancng and
recording al purchasers cost Terms Of sale 10 he
complied with in ten DAYS from date OF otherwise
trustees reserve toe risht 60 ree NJ risk and cost
Of defaultinR purchaser purchasers
MAHLoN AsHFoRD.l rrr.,.
spe4eo Adds b. BROWN.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
FORECAST TILL 8 p. N. TUESDAY.

FORECAST TILL p. N. TUESDAY.
For the District of Columbia Maryland and
Virginia. fair until Tuesday: increasing cioudi-
ness during Tuesday. with occasional rain by
Tuesday evening or Tuesday night: winds be-
coming southessterly. with rising temperature.
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition OF water ,t S
An: Great Falls. temperature. so: condition.
2. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 81. Con-
6ition ri north connection. 4: condition a.
fcuth connection. So. distributing reservoir.
temperature. 81: condition az infiuent gate
house. 8: sfiuent gate house. A.
High tide. Low tide.
220 An 2:42 pm s:54 am. 9:32 Pm
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The United States is to the front in all
matters of enterprise, will be seen by the
world this summer. W. J. WHITE in the man
ufscture Of his Iucatan Gum has kept pace
with the country. ap24-6t
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Tubs, Pals, Mops. 1902 l4th st. NV. TRor,

Another shipment Direct From
factory of those tine Sewing Machines for
$3.50 at the DOMESTIC Rooms, & Ii, with
&. Auerbachs 5-year guarantee. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-24

An Abundant Supply of Coke and Pea
Coal on hand. The best and cheapest summer
fuel. 1t ALWAYS pleases. 1t will please you.
MARTIN, 800 Goth st. NV. Try them. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-24
A MYSTICAL w REck.
HEART FAILURE, RHEUMA-
TISM. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA PLAYS
WELL ITS PART AND RE-
STORES HEALTH.

"A1sterlitz. Mich.
January 20. 1893.
&C. !. Hood L Co. Lowell. Mass.
Gentlemen: have been trou.
bled with heart trouble, rheuma-
tism and general nervous debility
for many years. / could not eat
heartily and even light food dis
tressed me and I suffered from
indigestion. became constipated
and my whole system was BROKEN
DOWN. Icould not sleep nights.
and my only relief from my pains
seemed to be in walking the floor. I
was discouraged when I happened
to read an advertisement of Hoods
Sarssparilla. I bought q bottle
and 1t was not long before my sys-
tenn underwent q change. My
nervous system became regulated.
and could sleep at night. My sp-
petite improved and my food was
properly diSested. The palpitstion
Of the heart became regular and all
rheumatic pains left my body. I
improved in every way. by degrees
more noticeable the longer 1 con-
tinued taking Hoods Sal saparilla.
I have taken nine bottles and I
AM NOW A WELL MAN. Igladly
recommend such o valuable and
health-giving preparation as Hoods
sarsaparilla." GEORGE W. WAR
NER. dealer in groceries. pro-
visions. &c.
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The AntIlrODO'O~icn S0ciefv

Tomorrow evening at the special meeting of
the Archaeological Society in the assembly
hall of the Cosmos Club DR.. VIM. A. Ham,
mond, U. S. A. will give lecture upon "Neu-
raj activity in its relations to cerebral circu-
latiou'
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PROFESSIONAL

NINE. LEONORE. wORLD-RENowNED PHRr-
i noiogist and na net reader reveals past. presn:
ton guaranteed. Confidential. 4T6 Pa ave. short
time only. apai-Iw.
" osist; born with caul. eives names and lucky
dates; tells how to retain husband lover. Consult
with WORTHLESS n charms. $40 st. NV. Room 10.
R0s1ToN cA ABB ys.cI xAPoR BATAs-scIENTIFIc
wA36G9JI. 5osI4 i3'h st. n. W. Open Sunday '''-'-
NME- BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
s,Me Soei ea en- npyb ~ m to p M 20 Ls.
DRoF. CLAY * TIRE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
l. ADVERTISING clairvoyant. astroloser and mediumin
with wonderful tic Sist of second sight
tells all the events of life from TO crave
stolen eood pon.s on oss property or
friends brings separated together speedy mar
or asa fns o snee sss
II business removes family troubles ev ina.ncss
as he . sneeeSs where sy to .h. place
most sEepties hdvertses only what he can do AZ
business confidential. Sittinss SOC. Hours. to ..
9th SITS. southwest ap2O,1t.
PROF H. MARION. $40 ST s.w.. CLAIR
a as ssvire sa ali e .s and
.sh9. aGeFs Fec t. N Fee Soc and
EANTLEROY TELLS THE EVENTS OF LIFE
Il cures sickness and drunkenness; he gives IucE'
bs sna Ssns dSs II, %
Hours, 10 too The 9Th ST. pass 81: s. W. aiS-6ts
NINE. FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE
AVA medium; life given from cradle to grave Honrs
9to Has removed to :s26 Md. ave. y. e. ;herdics
pass the ooor. fe14-l0w'
7 OTTIE FOWLER. THE wELy-KNOWN SPIRIT
lLual business and trance test medium; also msssae.
treatments. Hours. till pun. Endorsed in Flor
ence Maryat's book In No Death. 1lO7 st. NV.
NINE PERRIN, THE TRUEST DEsTINY
M rssder Of the age; inf9rmatioo given With phe
1921 Marion st. W.. bet 9th and 7th. r and Qsts.
NINE. DREAMER. THE ONLY CELEBRATFD
AVA English and German astrologist in the city, Tela
sleyents OF life. Once hours, Ga 70 p IN sun
day. 10 a. M to Pm 15OS 14th St W. mh27-lms
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Something Else New! Pyrites Rings.
They sparkle like diamonds and are set in rd-
riOus styles. 81 each. CALLIsHER, 225 Pa. ave.
g. e. 1t
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DO You Know Where FIsKE. the ..old re-
liable" Sewing Machine and Pattern man. is?
421 9Th ST. NV. STANDARD" Machines and I'M
perial Pinned Patterns. Gre him call. 1t
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ONLY S1ERILrzFD MILK should be fed TO in
fsuts and invalids. Milk remains absolutely
pure for weeks when sterilized. GILMAN is
agent for the best sterilizer, Arnold's. Call at
627 Pa ave and see them.
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CARPETS CLEANED b. the EMPIRE CARPET
WORKS. e3l-635 Mass. ave. n. W.. are made moth
proof free of charge Telephone 49,
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923 T. JAS. Il. HENDERSON. 923 F.
House Painting and Decorating; best mate
rails and competent workmen employed.
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Pure Old Rye Whisky a years old, 75c. at.
Fine Old French brandy, iarge bottle, II. 50.
California and Virginia Claret, 25c. bottle.
METZGERs GREAT SPECIAL SALE, Az 9Th n. w. .
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The Quick Running Domestic Machine
makes two perfect button holes per minute. 1t
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FOB SPRING LAME go to JOHN X. KELLY. 9th
street wing. Center market. Telephone 1864.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-24

JAS b. HENDERSON, 923 + ST. NV. for ar
tistic effects in low-priced Pape-haugings;
spring styles; new colorings.
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Comfort Powder.

Don't go away in summer without q box OF
Comfort Powder, You will certainly want it
All druggists. 10
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ELEGANT CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS. S2per doz.
continued this week. LARDNER, 1913 Pa ave.
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T1rsrEEs sale Of frame house and lot No.
W street southwest tomorrow afternoon at S
oeiock- This property il desirably located in
the southwest. SSs advertisement.
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Save From $50 to $50

Fishing Tackle of all kinds. Steel and
Split Bamboo Rods. WALFoRDs. Az Pave It,
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IMPORTANT precious stones and pearls, such
~ are seldom seen IN this country. can always
be found with Howard / Co.. 264 Fifth Avenue,
New York Inspection invited