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New-York tribune., 1895-12-10

The reduction was believed to be due not to falling
of the movement or any large demand ths last week
forward to the seaboard the shipments Tor the week
amounting about bush hs rS wheat ras. Mil shDw
Of the stun shipped early in tn wssn aan @ Inc & latter Yer
' aet week ' We're bush making l4.7soo BUSH for
the season. owing to extraordinarily heavy imports the
English visible increased the last week 22 900 bush ES-
mort. of wheat from Argentine for the last week
Isl 900 bush against 5000 bush the previous week ES
ports Of wheat from Newyork the last week were sol 900
hush Interior receipts Of wheat at spring wheat markets
4oois hush against Sa ts2 bush lest year
cepis isj I5 bush. against sGo6 bush total, l.si53I
hush against s3s a' bush exports 20, sSs bush against
~ sold at 1Hsc over May; b. ahoat May closed
% and 500 bush . No haa a Mny MsnSqa pT@ PFSas
anost. and No red 2d oyer May: o. aroat:
corn Prices fairly steady all day During the morn
ng little easier prevailed. owing TO the predictions
1o, sTmpa,hize materially with advance wheat
The close was dull at UNCHANGED 10 &c a%clhe Ihe
The heavy exports the las, week. The Argentine ship
nents for the week Were 900 bush against lossoo
assage Interior receipts for the day were $4,000 bush
2 900 e.h the previous % weeE EnpSrs sooo
ana armer 1900 Lush 10 & sold & at "a a' elevator;
yered 5000 bush Cd s'a;e b. ahoat: $500 bush
Al sG.a3sa.c. b. afoat 5000 bush steamer at iAc
r... .OATS-Tfe market for oats was dull and rather
hesvy There seemed TO be some pr1ssure al
sio,Es showed fair The visible supply showed
REDUCTION Of 3se.ooo bush. The Chicago stocks were
Win the advance wheat, and closed quiet at Nc to ic
loss for the day cash oa's Were moderately active
bush No 2ac. elevator: ooo bush No white .ise
2sc BARLEY Market continues as previously quoted,
Win quo,aon ranging ron @ tSr a%d tow ", s%ng up to
HT,CKwHEAT- Market quiet and little easier. closing
At 4lc bid. 4iisc asked. RfE-Market nominal at lsa
The ouoaton. to-day closing prices for the previous
day and closing prices for the corresponding date ls
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. Dec. o. 3:45 p. m.-Beef-Extra India
dull at I2s Cd. prime mess duh at 5Is Cd pork-Prme
Western fne dull 50s do medium dun a &5s
Hamsshot cut about Il TO 10 10 dull at 4os I'd Bacon
Cumberland cut about ~ to 30 10, duh at PTS Cd short
rib about - No. dull 20s Cd long clear middes about
~ 10 dull as long and short clear mddes about rs H.
dull at IDS Gd. shoulders, about IL Is 10, easy
3ls Lard-Prme Western spot duh at 2Is 6d. Cheese
white steady iis do colored
i5s Tallow-Prlme city steady 22s G Cottonseed oil
Liverpool refined duh lis Sd Spirits OF turpentne
steady 2Os "a Rosin-('ommon steady at ~ 7ixd
Wheat-No red winter firm ~ IS 81; No Northern
spring % 3D. flourSt Louis fancy winter steady
Is Cornaiixed Western spot steady Be 4d: Deccm
steady at rs 3Nd January steady az rs 2isd February
steady Is 2ad Hops I.ondonPactc Coast steady
t56a5s Receipts OF wheat for the last week from At
ports 81 200 qrs from Pacific ports A. 900 Qrs
fom other sources 10000 Receipts of American
fog the last week. $500 ore.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10
THE COURTS.
BUSINESS IN TIE SUPREME COURT
ONLY ONE OPINION RENDEREp-THE HAT-TRiM'

RIYSINESS IN TIE SUPREME COURT
ONLY ONE OPINION RENDERED-THE HAT-r''"
MINGs CASES TO BE ARGUED AGAIN.
Washington. Dec s-The Supreme Court to-daN
rendered only one opinion. that by justice "ni,' :"
the case OF Bamberger. Bloom 4 Co. asU o0"'V
feld Henauer & Co. from the Circuit |'ur' .o' 'N
Northern District Of Alabama. The point IN the
oasa u,as as 70 the mower of a debtor in failing
circumstances TO give a preference II was an
nounced that under the laws of Alabama 'he PREF
cree was properly given and the 1uas"e''' VI "
Court below affirmed
In the appeal OF the Board or fIour inSPee'N
.,c. Of New-Oreans from the judgment OF me
Circuit Court Cor the Eastern District OF hou's'"'
in favor of b. F. Glover. ct al enjoinng 'he" ''0'"
.nforc,ne against appel,ees act OF the LOUISIANA
Legislature requiring certain Inspection Oh "oui a.
New-Orleans the Chief Justice said the act III
question had been repealed In ls92' and the app"
was dismissed on the authority OF NILS ast' 'rs'''
I5s. United States.
The Judgment OF the Supreme Court of California
in the case of Peter Doughery agt. the NeViia
Bank OF San Francisco. suit to collect an asssesS
ment Of $500 for street improvements was a"' "e'
by Jusi e Field on the authority oil "'ou 's"
The court is evenly divided on the questions m
volved the Of The Prairie sa's 81 , fnite
states sgt Charles A. Hitchcock from the Court M OF
Claims and they have resSrted '9 the Tbe National
bank and Hitchcock claim 70 have advanc.n nnoes ho"
20 the contractor f9T oui!dng ,ne IN nar cent
OF the contract price reserved by the United states
until the completion of the building which is no"
held In the Treasury -, ,or,o,,
The Court has decided 10 rehear the importnnhht
hat-trimmings cases. argued some time ago ne
reason assigned is that when the former hearing
occurred there was one vacancy put .t ,;om Iii Iii
vacancy has been filed. and the rehearlng VIII
occur before full bench The amount nVoiESeu y
several millions OF dollars, winch tne niteu otaIs ~
Will have TO refund If the decision continues au-
10 IT, p..,or
against Bertwell suit to determine al Whdt i,ie m
protest against paying customs duties assessed oE
the collector must be made N OrneI 10 be sltecuNe
also restored for argument before Iui! pehS!l
The same has been once decided anu twice
argued In this Court. g
Chief Justice Fuller annOunC ed thsl the case VI
Arthur D. Andrews against the United states, IRON
the United States Court for the Southern DistrIet
of California. has been advanced FOR argument 10
the first Monday ia January. II was SHOWN tAai
Andrews has already been in tat at Los Ahsees
more than tNo wears on a sentence of three years
Imprisonment and $1,000 fine, for sending ali obscene
letter through the mails ~.
The cal for t0-m0.roW viii be as follows: Nos
1O5 III (and l2l il3 l6. lls l20 GO 40, III ana III
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Dec. 9.-At the wool sales to-day lisil pa.s
offered and there full attendance ol GUY
despite the approach OF the close of the series Ihe
petition good merinos general Was bisA
quantity Of the better grades OF secured woois "as
by Yorkshire operators at full rates Continental oieao
actively securing suitable parcels Good gteases WIZ
keenly bid for. portion OF them going to Amefes & i
feror and faulty woos slow and occasionally We
difficult elicit bids for them The sales and the p'''
obtained were: - 49,, ~,
New South waies-7 400 bales. occurred. sdqis .'.d s
and pieces. 7%dais 2Yd greasy, 5uid; locks and Pe'
4f7a1. -.
Queensland-i5oo bales. Secured ioisdgis :s "a 20" sd
and pieces 9Adlls. greasy. GH3sd locks ana pieces
Victoria-3 300 bales Secured. 9idis A.. locks a.s
pieces 6%d1is 4'sd greasy 5sdWis led locks ani ~e
5u0d. ~,
South Austraiia-9o0 bales. Secured Is 2d oeks AZ ~
pieces IL isdas III greasy 4s1sd. locks and pieces W.
m7i.d.
West Australia q bales. Greasy. Tgi. =, "a
New -Zeaiand-;O0 bales. Secured dAdu1s; LOCKS nv
pieces. 6isti9isd: greasy lid. .,n.i
Cape Of Good Hope and Natai-ioO bales soo"~
0imls iad greasy. SNGa.d. -. .rd
Punta Arenas-icO bales. Greasy. rsQ1Ad locks '''
pieces AID. .s>a
Fakland-sOo bales. Greasy CA6sNd; locks aad ps~
ldJkd.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10
MRS. FLEMING's APPLICATION OPPOSED

Judge Andrews in the Supreme Court yesterday
appointed Clarence w Foster OF No. "a Nassau-st.,
as guardian al lltem for Florence w Baker and
Berenice w Baker TO look after their interests in
the application OF Mary Alice Almont Livingston
Fleming for the division of certain funds belong ing
TO the estate OF her father. Robert Swift Livingston
which are now in the hands of the City Chamber
lain.
The fund amounts 10 $S2 9S1. and out of this Mrs.
Fleming claimed S2J05y her share. Her applica-
ton l. opposed b. Robert 5. Livingston. grandson
of Robert Swift Livingston, on the ground that II
she ia convicted OF the murder of her mother Mrs.
Evena NJ Bliss. with which she is now charged,
Mrs Fleming WIZ. under the laws Of this State,
have no Interest in the estate.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10
DECISION AGAINST A YACHT OWNER

In the United States District Court yesterday
Judge Brown handed down decision giving judg-
ment in favor OF Captain George w. Cripps. OF the
schooner Only Son. who had brought suit for dam.
ages against Charles A. Gould. broker " No. tt
Broadway who Is the owner OF the steam yacht
Neaira On July %. while the schooner laden
with sand, was her way up the East River, near
Astoria she struck and sunk by the yacht: the
crew barely escaping with their lives. The plain
tiff in his complaint charged gross negligence on
the part OF Captain Whittier. OF the yacht
A referee Will assess the amount OF damages
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10
DIVORCED FROM JOSEPH c. MOTT

Judge McAdam. in the Superior Court. yesterday
granted 10 Mary H. Mott absolute divorce from
Joseph C. Mott, on the report OF Ernest Hall. who
was appointed referee IN the case. The decree
proyides that Mrs Mott who is the daughter of
Henry II. Rogers OF the Standard OIL Trust and
president Of the National Transit Company. may
II ne at any tine has sufficient TO Justify IT,
Mrs Mott was married IN July, 1898. without the
knowledge OF her parents. and never lived with her
husband She charged that he had been guilty Of
improper conduct with Frankle Stewart an actress.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah. Dec 0Cotton steady middlng i5-lGc: low
mddng ne good ordinary quoted: net and
cepts 1909 bales exports coaswise. 657s bales sales
IT'S bales: stock. Io5i3 bales.
Neworleans Dee 0-cotton firm: good midlling 5i6c:
ndding Lice. low middling 3-l6c: good ordinary
1sc. receipts li 100 bales gross IL 1877 bales
France ?ssi bales coastwise 955 bales: salcs
bales. stock .o,O bales
Galveston. Dec 9-Cotton quiet but steady nding
So, mding T4sc. good ordinary 7i.c: gross
receipts $40 bales the Continent i6 bales
sales Gs4 taes; stock. 100 1872 bales.
Norfolk Dec. S.--dottOn Arm. mlddlng Lice: low
midding 7t.c: good ordinary 10 i8c. and
cepts 437 bales exports ~ the Continent zoo bales
coaatwse OO bales sales I2S bales stock ~ 92 talcs
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10
SANDY NOOK Pilots IycORPoRAr TED

The United New-York Sandy Hook Pilot Asso-
citation" filed articles Of incorporation with the
County Clerk yesterday. The objects are stated TO
be the construction. buying and selling and char
tering OF plot-boats. The capital stock Is si05,OOo
ana the directors are Paul Woodr.ch, John Pheian
Daniel Gillespie. Thomas Dougherty and George w
Eeebe sl Of Brooklyn and Henry Segulne. al Old
Sandy Hook pilot.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-Genera Term-Reoess
opens at 10: 30 a. Motion calendar called at II a. m
Supreme Court-specia Term-Part I-Before Lawrence.
supreme Court-specia Term-rart II-Before Beach J.
Elevated Railroad cases. Clear.
Supreme Cour'--Speciai Term-Part III-Before -. J.
Court oD 1890 q. m.
Circuit Court-Par; H-AdjouIned until Monday. Decem-
Der l6
Whitney vs. Briuon. No day calendar
Superior Cour;-special Term Before Dugro. JNos.
superior Court General Term-AdjouneI until wean-s-
superior Court-rral Term--Part II-Bofors sedgwlck
&. J.Nos. Is 7ss. 1sg G'i. 9dS l2i3 I724 l1US.
superior ccari-Equ,y Term Adjourned for the term
ton calendar called at 1880 q. N. WINS for probate:
Starr " Toieu. Laura siacpooe Mary A Rowland, Viii
lam H. Harris. at lO3n a. IN. Frank BOyesor William n.
Weaber. Louis Silber. al y.
Surrogaes Cour:-rfia! Term Before Arnold. S.-No
Common Pleas-General Term-Adjourned until Monday.
Common iless-specia Terrn-Before Bischon jr. j.
Nos !. s. - ~ = Clear NJ,
Ncs 81 10 A. 81 81 SO 81 ~. case uhanished
Tom%9a o d ca Termrrer L petore Giss.rch
1851 272 872 1881 1924 1854 1859 1895 1903 S272 1870
ljos 2ds3 1890 l2Ss Set6 2s5 1882. lo3s 1881 1900
Common Plcas-Trial Term-Part lI-Before DAILY C. J.
Common rleas-Tria Term-Par Ii-Refore Pryor j.
Causes 10 be sen, from Par, for trial Case
city court-specal refm-Before Van Wyck. {. j.
city court-Trisl Teru,-Part Before conlan. J.N.,.
Isl 2ss 4ae 2s7 4SI 277i AZ. ie5ia 2o77. 565. a.
Sc25,y 5x lss ~ c7sT anIn,h9s % r.,.
ss7 iss 100 Ss4 81: cls go g, 81 '7i COZ ais ie ~.
city Court-Trial Ter;n-Part nl-Adjournel for the
city Court-Trial Term-Par Iv-Before ritzs.r,ons
J.short causes: Nos $50 2ss6 26i5. 2s7, 2>a 337d
29ss. a59s 2345' $685.. Clear -' -'''' ''O''
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10
TIE COURT oF APPEALS CALENDAR

Albany, Dec. s-The following is the Court OF
Appeals calendar for Tomorrow Nos 303 $40 l0l9
l.05l, $40 III. 2y7 and 34l.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10
ARGUMENT IN THE MORRIS PARK CASE.

The argument In the hdbeas corpus of Presl-
dent Lawrence of the Morris Park Racing Asso-
ciation viii he made before Judge lngraham in The
Court Of oyer and Term'ner next Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10

The market for and firm. with
trading light Prices named Al l4i.c for Rio No
with good jobbing demand II il stared as evidence
OF the scarcity of staple coffee IN FIRST hands that the
Coffee Exchange has purchased from +. II. Ieggett
90 ten bags Rio order make up No standard.
A sale Of 800 bags RIO slightly better th9n 80 Z
made l4i:c to-day. OF the mild grades sales
30 bags Savanilla 20 bags Maracaibo and 100 bags
Central American. on private terms.
FLOUR AND MEAI.-A much better feeling prevailed
wheat. Quotations spring patents have been
advanced 5gloc. but this has been followed
Total sales to-day including 500 bbls
winter patents 81 e5D - 30 400 bbs st:ashs ~ so
81 40 100 hb.s clears. 81 20: ZOO p6ss
exira Is $: rs SACKS and s. HVG$3o o. in bbs; 6Io
900 b5s city fines :: So SEQ hbs spring pa nis 81 SY4
SoJ: 800 bbls sprirs Gears $"1Gs" 10. .Bl OK
WHEAT FLOJk Quiet and n''n; quoted At 81 Jsntl 10
sales 500 bbs at s. sos: 80. .coRNMEA~-Steady
Quoted Brandywne. 81 40. ssgamore. 81 20: Western
and Southern. 81 :oas2 40 BAG MEAL Steady; sass.
SIC coarse. 7iq72c. .FEED-Quiet for Western nrm
and active for city quoted iob 0OGG5e ~ H. C0q6'c.
sofe ooae,c oob c5g72i.c sharps. 75@soo; rye iced
'og'oc hominy chop Csc: cottonseed meal fia$i %,
OF meal 92isas5c city feed roc FOR bran In Tags and
csc IN bulk sales city. 1890 tons for the last DAYS
GRAlN-WHEAT-from condition Of dulncss and de-
and active in the afternoon advancing nisc from the
lowest and closing strong %d3sc net advance. The
opening was without much feature the undertone - thr
market heavy, prices working the favorable
news regarding the development 81 winter wheat ana
or the receipts Of wheat spring wheat points
gazing I2D cars to-day against rcs for the oorespund
reported very ittle demand Foreign trade light.
There good increase The stocks. which
not without effect during the morning Al midday the
Chicago stocks showed a decrease, nd few m
later the visible slppy posted showing a reduction
~ li7.0ep bush for the week Whcrsupon there was
stampede ard si.on active make; all ae aftern.on.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10

Mrs Annie Roberts has been appointed commit
tee OF the person and property OF her husband
David H. Roberts. who was several days ago ad-
judged insane by Sherif's jury and as now In an
asylun In Liverpool. Her bond l. placed at Slt1O0
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
Iv ndreys

REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
By Andrews j.
Perry -. Tayor-EdVard ID. Ofren.
New-York Life Insurance and Trust Company vs. Trow
bridge-Wiiiam f. Bates.
Ely fOotc-ThOmas d. Hustled.
Matter Of Fremens Insurance Company Edward T
Wood
Feidenheimer NcwwltteT-John f. Ward
Matter Of Dayey-IIarold NJ. Smith.
Unlted States Trust Company vs. Wldey-John L. Judge
BY Lawrence. ..
Schumacher Koch-Wism l.. Findley
Common Pleas.
By Bschon jr ].
People, etc. Harlem River Bank-John A Str,,e,
Matter ~ Duryee-ChaTes " Morgan.
Reynolds & Co. Zucca--Charle y.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
Andrews
Matter OF Consumers Hygiene Ice Company-John r.
Common Pleas
BY Bischon, jr.. J.
Thomas Griffith "a. George Hansell-william Sherwood
New-York tribune., 1895-12-10
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

p.r,r,or. Dec 9-Flour quiet Western super e90
to s de e.,ra 81 75ass: family 50 i5gss & wn,
Wheat patent So 55Q$3 So; spring do So 1as3 70 %
s,rairb Sc 25as3 4O sales $50 bbs wheat strong No
rs6 sno, and month 66A asetc; May, 10A4I0tc ssars
or No red 3HaG3lzc; southern by sample e7V5sl4cs
do on grade s4G67c; stock ssl pcsn sales 800
Corn mixed sDo .Sse Msrs gear sa az s,s;
sieamer mixed s2Aa32ssc: southern white S2zaSiti
ysliow 32s,a34c; stock. 10000 busn; sales, 2Is0E
i,sh Oats firm: No 2 white western Auzi4c; No
nsed ssc asked stock 227 32s bush Eye steady No
IN &c nearby; 4G447c Western; STOCK w. 20 bnsh Hsy
an" active demand choice; tiinotny slo 90 Grar
ouIe, rates steady steam 70 Liverpool per buss
av early January; Cork for orders per quarter 20 Ds.
can;;rhsr other articles unchanged
noston Dec 9-Flour steady Corn quiet Oats qlis.
shnrts quiet Provisions quiet Butter hrm Northers
aaery l5926c: Western. 24u2jc cheese QUIET North.
srn fOT1Ic: Western, 31lOc. Eggs delset' Eastern
ch"ice a3sf25c; Western and Michigan, 239Z0c
puna, Dec g-sprlng wheat-Limits strong; offerings
,,ah, sales 900 bush No hard new, spot oS,sqsIs
900 hush No Northern Ct1sc losing NO hafd o..
snot Gsssc; do new. 67.c; No J northern totc; 10 :.
Sor;hern G4i.c Winter wheat higher 2vo ousn chocs
"a No ? red sold nc Closing 70a73c Corn hrmer; fa
demand: sales. cars No yellow, &C. cars 10 ,
corn 32ilc 3 cars No 3 corn 32n3I.c; cars No :
miiow 33c: No yellow 32c: No corn S2iz9"zsc: n
corn 32Gs2i,c: No I corn Bic track, NO corn 52k
o,ors oats strong light supply. SAFES " cars No
nbi,e y3c: I car No white 22c cars no mixed "a
y, arrive closing: No white, &c: NO whlte ZZc. NJ
White 2ic. Barley steady unchanged. rye nominal
NJ l3c asked Flour strong; active demand best pat
e, M1 spring So 7oas3 10; bakers straight SO nas3 %
he's, Winter 81 iOas3 80; straight - 2Vg % NH fesi
quiet, unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-05
CHIEF .sPLrrLocs VISIT.
An Indian Who Has Made . Big Fos~
tune.

An Indian Who Has Made . Big Foes
tune.
Matthew sphtlog. chief OF the Seneca ma
ton. Indian territory, ID at the Hotel EN-
rich. with his son Thomas, who Is second
councilman at home. on business connected
with the government and his nation. The
CHEF Is remarkable for his physical
strength and ability to attend to many im-
pcrtant interests. He was born In Canada
In 1913. and. with the Northern Wyan-
dottes of Michigan, went to Ohio and then
west, where he and others were located
Under treaty at Wyandotte, Kan. He
built, before going. several boats on the
Detroit river. among which was a steam
craft for traffic. He also built a grist mill
(and saw milD at wyandotte, Kan. per-
scnally doing the work, and constructed the
Splitlog railroad between Joplin and Neo-
sho. Mo. He is a natural mechanic in wood
and iron, as are also his sons, Thomas and
Henry, and all of them are regarded as
fine engineers. The chief became wealthy
through his real estate at Wyandotte, Kan.
and is using portion of his wealth to aid
his people. He has no patience with UNI
Ere gressive Indians.
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Trilby.

That the public Is becoming somewhat
tired of the whole TriIby business II In
disputable. but that everybody hasn't lost
interest in the subject is shown by the
throngs OF visitors to the veerhor gal
leries to see Constant Mayors representa-
ton of Du Maurier's many-sided heroine
now on exhibition there. OF course opir,-
ions as to the Interpretation vary, accord
ing to the various opinions held as to the
character Of the subject, but to the ma
jority, SO tar as expressions indicate, the
effort Is rather disappointing than other
wise. Still. the opportunity to see It should
not be lost. 1t will remain on exhibition
during the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-05

Funeral OF Mrs. Isaa. A. Bassetf.
Funeral services were held this afternoon
over the remains OF Mrs. Isaac A. Bassett
at the Eastern Presbyterian Church. MrA
Bassett was an earnest church woman
and an active member Of the Ladies' Aid
Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-05
Thank. to the Public Printer,

At meeting Of Encampment No. 60
Union Veteran Legion. last night the
thanks Of the organization were rendered
to Public Printer Benedict for the reten-
ton, reinstatement and appointment OF
many long-servfce veterans, members Of
the Union Veteran Legion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-05
All Over the Store.

While the formal spring 'Opening'' will not occur
for some Time, you will find every department plenti
fully sprinked with advanced spring styles which we
order to quickly introduce. daily visit to the
Palas Royal during these early spring days will prove
both instructive and interesting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-05
New Babies.

This years arrivals have been amply provided
for. Mothers will be delighted with the G street
window display Of Clothing, Baby Carriages, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-05
New Hosiery.

New Hosiery.
csc
Is the Introductory price Of the 35c 'Onyx'
Black Hose Ribbed and Plain Lisle and Maco Cot
ton Hose.
35c for the soc Ingram Isle Hose, In Rembrandt,
Richeleu and cluster ribs
USee the new Lace Effect Ribbed Hose and
the Lace Instep Lisle Hose at soc instead of 75c
pair.
New Umbrellas.
$40 for the Improved Tight-rolllng Gloria Silk
Umbrellas, with the new. very small handles of
china and celluloid, on which hand painted
Cupids, flowers and miniatures. These handles
properly belong to much more expensive umbrellas
and will not again be sold at the price.
New Slippers.
The last Of the Oxford Ties and Sandals, adver-
tised at Csc and Toe aEe offered in one lot at
roc for choice!i L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-05

A boy named George Smith, who said he
tramped here from Baltimore. had a razor
on him when he was arrested. He told
Judge Miller today that he got the razor
from an unknown man, and he will now
serve thirty days in jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-05

At the meeting of the Society for Philo-
sophieaI Inquiry, which will be held this
afternoon at 4:25 in the lecture room Of
the Columbian University, Prof Frank H
Bigelow will speak on THE Philosophy Of
Fichte."
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MARRIED.

BERERoJENKS On Monday, March 4, 1885, at
the First Presbyterian Church In Punxsutawney,
Pa, EvERARD BIERER, Jr., Of Washington,
ID. c., TO MARY LEILA jerks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-05
BORN.

ODER. Born to Benjamin S. and Emma C. O5er. Z
daughter, March B. 1895. lts
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For the Lemtem : Season.

likeness is mot godiness You know who " Finds
work for idle hands to do" is this mot seasonable
introduction to Art Needle Work? Burt you don't know
the various stitches! Am expert here to give lessons
SOC hour singly soc for two hours i'm class of four OF
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